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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1960

Page

7

Maryland Democrat Treasurer Quits Over Policy Struggles

David Hume resigned as Maryland Democratic Party treasurer saying Gov Tawes fails to meet platform commitments and opposes slot machine controls. He said the administration gagged him on differences while noting concerns on taxation reapportionment and government fat. He remains a Washington lawyer from Charles County and helped curb slot machines in 1960.

Bryantown David Hume Tawes Maryland Democratic Party Hume Dave William C. Walsh Cumberland Washington Charles County EC. S John Marshall Butler

Decline of Compulsory Retirement at 63 Highlighted

Journal of the American Medical Association notes a shift toward liberal retirement policies as companies and the public reevaluate arbitrary age limits. It cites healthier workers at 65, aiding both employers and employees, and reports many firms have liberalized retirement prorata.

Chicago Journal The American Medical Association American Medical Association Committee On Aging Labor and Industry

Last Hand In Bridge Finds A Year’s Best Of Play

A bridge hand from Play Bridge with Reese is highlighted as a near top players moment, detailing South’s spade opening, club lead misdirection, and a late hearts play that secures the contract. The piece discusses risky bids and the need for careful reading of opponents.

Reese South East West

Gov Tawes Approves Correctional Expenditure Plan

Annapolis AP Gov Tawes announces 3 377 70 for correctional capital needs next fiscal year. Major item is 2 5 million for a 1 003 bed facility. Patuxent Institution gets 302 900 for three projects. Maryland House of Correction 140 500. также includes 61 400 for minor repairs. A 355 000 grant funds a new 160 cap camp in Queen Annes County, raising total camp funds to 372 900. Additional capital items total over 2.4 million including 791 200 for the Deaf School, 436 000 for State Police, and 200 000 for the Military Department to support a National Guard armory in northeast Baltimore.

Annapolis Tawes Department of Correction Patuxent Institution Maryland House of Correction Maryland Penitentiary Queen Annes County Maryland School For the Deaf Department of State Police Military Department School For the Deaf Pikesville National Guard Baltimore

Jet Cargo Plane To Be Developed

Washington officials announced a joint Air Force and FAA program to develop a long range jet powered cargo plane for military and civilian use. Bids will be invited from industry as the Air Force budget includes a $30 billion item to modernize military air transport and improve airlift capacity, addressing Army concerns about overseas supply facilities.

Washington Air Force Federal Aviation Agency Army

TV's calendar and cycles shape a yearly debut

A New York AP report explains how television sections days into time blocks like day time local time and prime time and uses 13 week cycles rather than months. The mid September to October period marks new show debuts and a subsequent 13 week evaluation determines which programs survive.

New York A. TV New

Television Schedule Fragment Large Day by Day

A dense list of TV programs and films across channels with varied times and titles including Tournament of Roses Parade Rose Bowl previews Navy and Missouri Sugar Bowl Rice vs Mississippi and several movies and old-time shows. The item compiles an extensive broadcast grid with many entries and some uncertain spellings.

TV Forecast Sees Nine Months Of Westerns And Repeats

A writer predicts the coming TV season will feature mostly Westerns and repackaged hits like Gun Smoke Wagon Train and Have Gun Will Travel. Public-information shows will be common, original plays scarce, and late-night movie airings rise. Also noted is a sorghum mill operator in Ohio keeping a family business alive with 22 children assisting.

Peter Gunn Ohio

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