Ex Senator M E Tydings Dies In Sleep In Maryland
Ex Senator Millard E Tydings of Maryland died in his night near De Grace at age 70. He served 26 years in public life and was a longtime Democratic voice in Washington. Known for clashes with McCarthy, he chaired foreign relations and other key committees, and earlier pushed for Time independence. Born Havre de Grace April 6 1890, he practiced law after leaving the Senate.
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RE DE Grace
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Here
Senate
Tydings
Butler
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Sizie Department
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Tidings
Marriand Todings
Serit
Mi. Jonkel
Chicaco Ad
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Roosevelt
D. Roosevelt
Maryland Democrat
Havre de Grave
Hart Urges Study of Water Resources Across U S
Senator Philip Hart urged a new national approach to water resource development stressing eastern needs as vital as western concerns. He noted a $220 billion investment by 1980 and called for coordinated study and planning under a federal mechanism to relieve economic strain and create jobs, while addressing pollution and fish kill concerns.
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Washington
United States
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Potomac River
Kennedy
Anded
Senate
Imates
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
H. L. Haller
U. S. Agriculture Research Service
Haller
Edwin Barry
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Minor City Accidents Reported With Minor Damage
Several city accidents yielded minor vehicle damage reported by police. On North Market Street two cars collided as one stopped to inquire, with Cramer charged for following too closely. on North Court Street two cars clipped rear fender damage. Police also investigated a shooting on Hawkins Creamery Road near Damascus as studies explore causes of fish kills. Delegates from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and DC attend a four-state session resuming Friday.
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North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Lorretta Layden
Baltimore
Woodrow W. Cramer
Route 1
Frederick
Layden
North Court Street
Third Street
Ernest G
East Seventh Street
Court
Jerry T. Neal
Route 6
Court Street
Baker Auto
Neal
Claude Evans
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Says Teacher Pay County Decision
ANNAPOLIS AP The State Association of County Commissioners urged the legislature to leave teacher pay beyond state minimums to local officials. The petition says the General Assembly exceeds its scope, since local bodies may pay above state salaries. It notes last year's $300 extra for teachers and urges local merit-based pay decisions.
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Annapolis
State Association of County Commissioners
House
Senate
General Assembly
HT. Slaughter
County Commissioner Association
Slaughter
Tawes
Baltimore City
Attorney Gets Cabinet Job
President Kennedy taps Stephen Ailes, a Washington attorney, as undersecretary of the Army. He names John C. Crow to serve as acting commissioner of Indian affairs amid a study on bureau reorganization, and Philip H. Coombs of the Ford Foundation as assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs. William Randolph Hearst will stay as chairman of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety.
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Kennedy
Stephen Ailes
Army
John C. Crow
Bureau
Crow
Salem
Philip H. Coombs
Ford Foundation
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Hearst Publications
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