Maryland urged to expand mental hospital facilities
Prominent psychiatrist Dr. William C. Menninger and television actress Jayne Meadows urged Maryland to expand mental health services in a joint General Assembly session. Menninger warned staff shortages cap patient care at about two hours monthly, while Meadows pressed to overcome public fear of mental illness. He proposed adding 380 personnel and funding for new infirmaries and cottages, with costs rising per patient to sustain treatment in coming years.
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Maryland
William C. Menninger
General Assembly
Wichita
Kan
Jayne Meadows
Miss Meadows
National Association of Mental Health
St. John’s College
Tawes
Spring Grove
Rosewood
Eastern Shore
Menninger
Menninger Said. Dr. Menninger
Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board approves bylaw changes
The Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board revised its bylaws at a special executive meeting in the Courthouse. Changes assign map preparation to Zoning Inspector J Alfred Catsail, require 24 hour notices to applicants and adjacent property owners, and mandate private executive sessions after hearings. Notices must be issued if hearings are continued, with a public paper notice of the new date.
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Frederick County
Zoning Appeals Board
J. Alfred Catsail
Appeals Board
Beard
Catsail
State Roads Commission
Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick County Health Department
Argentina Breaks With Cuba
Argentina under Frondizi cuts diplomatic ties with Fidel Castro's Cuba, reversing a softer Punta del Este stance. The move raises the count of Latin American states breaking with Havana to 14, with Uruguay possible. Diplomats ordered out within 48 hours as fears of pro Castro unrest mount amid military pressure and U.S. policy criticisms.
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Arturo Frondiz
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Argentina
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Castro
Uruguay
Havana
Frondizi
U.S
Miguel Angel Carecano
Organization of American States
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Carcano
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
Ecuador
Bolivia
Parana
United States
Greyhound Driver Suffered Injuries In Tractor Trailer Crash
Robert Schramm a 32 year old Philadelphia resident and Greyhound bus driver remained in satisfactory condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital after his bus collided with a slow moving tractor trailer on a steep grade on U S 40 south of Aberdeen. Eight passengers were treated and released. The truck driver Charles Reed of Baltimore was uninjured. The New York to Miami express bus was due to stop in Raleigh at the time. A separate report from Lausanne notes thieves robbed the National Supreme Court building stealing about 4600 in cash from judges offices.
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Robert Schramm
Philadelphia
Greyhound
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Schramm
Hopkins
U. S. 40
Aberdeen
New York
Miami
Fla
Raleigh
N.C
Charles Reed
Lausanne
Switzerland
National Supreme Court
Federal Aid Tempting Danger Warns Frederick Club Speaker
George B. Delaplaine Jr. warned the Lions Club of Frederick that federal money is not free and that surrendering local responsibility erodes freedom. He cited road funding and proposed departments, urged a vigilant free press, and stressed citizen responsibility alongside public awareness of local attendance trends.
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Frederick
George B.delaplaine Jr
News and
the Post
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Delaplaine
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
United States
Local Lions Club meeting hosts notable visitors
The Lions Club meeting led by president Jacob R. Ramsburg included a long guest list of attendees and visitors invited to hear United States Senator John Marshall Butler who could not attend. Names span across multiple towns including Sterling Spurrier Libertytown Russell Marsh Union Bridge Earl Remsberg Carroll Manor and more.
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Mr. Angleberger
Ralph Merchant
Elmer Ehler
Harold Staley
Franklin Shipley
Edward Shriner
Raymord Shipley
G. William Trout
Libertytown
Russell H. Marsh
W. A. Wiebrock
Union Bridge
Earl Remsberg
Carroll Manor
C. W. England
Hyattsville
Ebbott Weinberg
Yellow Springs
Lion Harper
Walter Martz
Robert E. Renn
G. Richard Bucheimer
Jack Bucheimer
Norman Baum
S. Fenton Harris
Asa Watkins
Garland Feaga
Elmer Eshleman
Raymond Shipley
Bennie Howard Jr
T. E. Molesworth
G. Leon Alexander
Waverly
N. Y
Charles V. Main
Howard Aman
Pittsburgh
Elmer Ehbler
Union Picketers Demand Wider Employee Benefits
Fourteen workers at Frederick County Products began a 7 am picket at the local abattoir after negotiations on a contract reached an impasse. Local 117 AMARW rep R C Manns Jr said the union had submitted 13 requests, with only a jury duty clause accepted. The union seeks union shop, a 40 hour week guarantee, sick pay, life insurance, uniforms, and other benefits.
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Frederick County Products, Inc
R C. Manns Jr
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Thomas J. Lloyd
AMCRW
Striking workers and firm clash over vacation and benefits
Frederick County Products, Inc. offers a standard one week vacation and a flat four percent wage raise seen as five to nine cents an hour. The union seeks 15 cents with hospital coverage for dependents and funeral leave. Fourteen strikers picketed, eight workers entered the plant, and managers warned about follow-on picketing of outbound trucks. Negotiations pending.
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Warner L. Brittain
Frederick County Products, Inc
Manns
Doubt Raised Over Tristan da Cunha Resettlement
Colonial Secretary Reginald Maudling told the House of Commons that Tristan da Cunha may never be resettled after a October eruption. The 1262 residents were evacuated to Britain in November and are now adapting there. A Royal Society expedition left for Tristan in January to study volcanic causes and the fate of displaced wildlife.
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London
Reginald Mauching
House of Commons
Tristan da Cunha
Britain
British Royal Society
Tristan
Special Taxes To Continue In Virginia Legislature
Virginia House passed bills to extend tobacco, liquor and beer taxes for two more years as part of a $62 million package. The tobacco tax, opposed by Tobacco Heit delegates, would yield about $31 million in the next two years and now heads to the Senate. The move follows the Roads Committee’s approval of a Senate bill to raise vehicle weight limits.
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Richmond
Virginia House
Tobacco Heit
Senate
House
House Roads Committee
Trucks hauling freight on Virginia highways increase weight
A report notes trucks hauling freight on Virginia highways range from 56,800 to 70,000 pounds. The detail highlights heavier loads and potential impacts on road wear and transportation policy. Entities include Virginia and freight.
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Virginia
Five Ton Tide Clogs Barranquilla Power Valves
In Barranquilla north Colombia a tide brought roughly five tons of herring and sardines that clogged the Colombia Electric Co intake valves triggering a one day blackout in the city.
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Bogota
Colombia
Colombia Electric Co
Barranquilla
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