No Further Legislation Authorized In General Assembly Debate
The Montgomery county delegation met with County Commissioners to discuss pending measures and will study proposed bills before any action. Items include a county tobacco tax a school bond issue zoning referendum alcohol sales at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a trailer coach tax in Frederick County Hood College state scholarships and a county jail prisoner work program.
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General Assembly
Francis Scott Key
McKeldin
Montgomery County
Ramsburg
Senate
Hood College
Frederick County
Washington County
Middletown High School Band Seeks Uniform Funds
A community drive led by the Middletown Band Parents Association and sponsored by the AMVETS Post aims to raise about 4.50 per uniform for Middletown High School band outfits. About 630 letters went to families seeking voluntary contributions, with funds payable through the schools, AMVETS Post 9, or to treasurer Mrs. Austin Huffer. Jerry Marrone directs the band with Larry Ahalt as president. uniforms feature dark blue coats gray trousers and gold trim.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Band ‘Parents Association
Middletown Amvets
Armivets
Band Parents Association
Wilson Roberson
Charles Remsberg
Oscar Shafter Jr
Austin Huffer
Jerry Marrone
Tthe
Larry Ahalt
Ithe
Nurse Missing On Coast Trip
Dr. James T. Dodge of Trenton and his nurse Mary Ann Scales of Bordentown vanished from the 34 foot Mary N II after the boat ran aground near Ocracoke North Carolina on a foggy choppy night. Coast Guardsmen searched sea and shore while spouses said their marriages were breaking up.
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Ocracoke
N. C
James T. Dodge
Trenton
Dodge
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Snow Slides Slow Montana Highway 2 Clearance
Snowplows worked to clear a 10 mile stretch of U S Highway 2 in northwestern Montana as slides disrupted travel. Crews expect to finish by tomorrow or Thursday if more slides do not occur. Great Northern Railway trains ran up to eight hours late due to the slides.
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Helena
Mont
Highway 2
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Warned To Beware Of Stolen Money Orders
Postmaster James A. Grove warns merchants in Trenton New Jersey to beware nine stolen money orders issued yesterday at Groveville post office. The orders were taken by the purchaser after issuance and before payment. Seven orders for 100 dollars each range from 31,136,799 to 34,156,803. others are 73 dollars and 59 dollars numbered 34,136,806 and 34,136,807. Grove says banks have been contacted and police alerted.
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James A. Grove
Groveville
Trenton
N. J
Ofier
Flood Threats Eased in Eastern Half of Nation
The Associated Press reports cooler, drier conditions reduced flood threats in much of the eastern half. West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania faced the worst of weekend floods while scattered precipitation lingered in the night. Rain and snowfell across the Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes region was expected to see the system spread northward. Winds dropped from hurricane levels in the west but remained gusty in the plains. readings hit zero in parts of New England and northeast New York.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Greats ‘Lakes
Central Plains
New England
New York
U. S Money Cannot Save Asia but US Aid Aims High
The Eisenhower era advisory head Benjamin F. Fairless warned in Tokyo that U.S. funds may not save Asia’s uncommitted regions from communism, stressing aid should help people help themselves if they want freedom. In Washington, William M. Leiserson, ex-NLRA chair, died at 73 from a coronary occlusion. A remod eling at the Poolesville Presbyterian manse caused about 800 dollars in damage after a fire starting from a defective chimney. In New York, the stock market began a rally with early trading up as investors priced in optimism.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Citizens Committee On Foreign Aid
U.S
Asia
Benjamin F. Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
United States
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Hyattstown
Fred S. McCickle
New York
U S Presses Israel For Quick Reply On Middle East Plan
Washington reported the United States sought a rapid Israeli answer to a compromise proposal to end the withdrawal deadlock. The plan calls for an immediate U S backed declaration for free Gulf of Aqaba navigation and UN action to stop Gaza Strip raids, with Israel demanding Egyptian assurances first. Israeli forces had occupied Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh during October and November operations, despite six UN calls for withdrawal.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Egypt
Abba Eban
Dal ‘Les
Gulf of Aqaba
United
United [Nations Action
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqajba
Red Sea
United Nations
U.N. S
U .N
Gaza ‘Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
U.N
Lincoln Birthday Free Parking Observed Citywide
Cold snap hits Lincoln with 18 degrees at the airport and light snow possible tonight. The stretch ends with clearing and milder weather by Wednesday afternoon. observances include bank and post office hours, courthouse and city hall closed, while many offices and businesses stay open.
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Lincoln
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Tax Claims Settled For 158 903 In Family Case
Tax court records show ix claims totaling 452.24 against the du Pont family of Ington Del and Nemours Corp sealed by agreement for 155 908. The IRS contended additional gift taxes owed on gifts in 1951 52 53 in Delaware Realty and Investment stock valued by IRS at 7399 a share, donors asserting about half that.
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Washington
du Pont
Ington
Del
Nemours Corp
Internal Revenue Service
Delaware Realty and Investment Company
Internal Revenue
Maryland Library Clubs plan Hood College convention
The Executive Board of the Maryland Council of Student Library Clubs met at Thurmont High School to finalize plans for the Spring Convention on Hood College campus March 23. About 600 youths and sponsors from Mary land schools will attend with Dr. Margaret Webler headlining and Mae Graham recruiting.
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Thurmont High School
iMaryland Council of Student Library Clubs
George Osman
Argaret Rohrer
Maryland Council of Student Library Clubs
Hood College
Mary+ s
Pea ‘Ernor McKeldin
Thomas G.pullen
Andrew G. Truxal
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Duvald. Sweadner
Elmer K. Chandlee
Thurnmont High School
Mae Graham
Department of Education
Vision of Library Extension
Baltimore
Frederick High School
Sperry L. Storm
Montgomery Blaire
Northwestern
Montgomery Blair High School
Silver Spring
Carla Wilkerson
Northwestern Senior High School
Hyattsville
Shopping Center Set to Open March 13 in Frederick
The new Freder ick shopping center on West Seventh Street will open on Wednesday March 13 after a delayed start. Merchants requested extra time to prepare displays as the center nears substantial completion. A separate incident halted traffic when an OL A B. and O. train stalled near East South Street by the Frederick County Products plant, blocking the road while the diesel ran low on fuel oil. In Thomasville, President Eisenhower played golf, driving a 22-yard shot from the first tee.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Hopeful Of Averting Big Deck Strike
New York union and employer negotiators expressed optimism about averting a strike by 45,000 dock workers from Maine to Virginia. The deadline is 5 p.m. EST. Talks resumed at noon after a 2:30 a.m. recess, with both sides signaling progress on wage and benefit issues while clashing over a management rights clause. A broader context sees potential fallout in Philadelphia and regional ports, including fuel oil supply risks from separate harbor strikes.
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New York
Maine
Virginia
New York Shipping Assn
Independent International Longshoremen's Assn
Alexander Chopin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Louis Waldman
Chhief
ILA
Philadelphia
TLA
Robert G. Kelly
Philadelphia Marine Trade Assb
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Joseph Finnegan
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
HLA
Taft-Ha
Atlantic
Gulf
Estimates Place Harpers Ferry Tourist Trade at 500000
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce president SAYS the annual tourist business for the Harpers Ferry National Monument could reach 500000 by 1966. Last year 145000 visitors. National Park Service plans 225000 spending over three years ending June 30. 29 workers now tearing down and repairing buildings and erecting signs.
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Harper's Ferry
W.va
Jefferson County
Harper's Ferry Area
DAR Barred In Colorado Institutions
Denver governor asks the Daughters of the American Revolution to halt activities in Colorado state institutions pending review. The move follows a controversial remark by a DAR official, leading to the cancellation of a pageant at the State Industrial School for Boys in Golden and prompting resolutions from Denver's city council and the state legislature. The DAR apologized, saying the remark was personal and not reflective of DAR policy.
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Denver
Colorado
Steve McNichols
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
DAR
McNichols
Charlotte C. Rush
Patriot Education Committee
Rush
James T. McDowell
Hhei
Larmore singles out Raver over teachers pensions
ANNAPOLIS MD delegate Larmore assails Milson Raver for lobbying and asks that he “never darken” the State House doors again. He defends teachers while accusing backers of seeking higher pay with taxpayers bearing the cost. Boon and others echo, praising Larmore’s critique amid pension and salary debates. SIXTEEN CHARGED: Baltimore region duck hunters charged in federal case for illegal shooting during January season.
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Annapolis
Del
Larmore
Wicomico
Maryland
Milson Raver
Eastern Shore
Raver
General Assembly
Salisbury Times
Lar
House
Ways and Means
State House
State of
Boone
D-Balto County
Ione
Baltimore
J.o'neill Jenkins
Frederick
Iover
Claude
Martin
Bethesda
Soviet Six Point Peace Plan Aimed At Mideast Tension
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov unveiled a six point proposal at the Supreme Soviet urging Western powers to renounce arms to the Middle East and withdraw foreign bases, while Egypt would control the Suez Canal and Israel’s withdrawal from Egyptian territory remains urgent. The Kremlin’s plan also calls for noninterference in internal affairs and gradual military base liquidation, as Western nations consider a UN path to Middle East issues. The speech stressed peaceful coexistence and warned against using territory for atomic task groups, with reaction noting cautious Western engagement. Detroit Tigers acquire second baseman Jack Dittmer from Milwaukee Braves.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepitov
Shepitov
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Middle East
Egypt
Shepilov
Cairo
Suez Canal
Uueid Shepilov
China
Europe
Middle
Far East
United Genes 2Tomic
Shepsloy
United Nations
Shepilovy
Large-Scale Observance Of Battle Of Antietam
Governor McKeldin announced that Maryland will back a large observance of the 20th anniversary of the Battle of Antietam in Hagerstown. He spoke to the Lions Club on Abraham Lincoln's birthday, urging a yearly program toward the Civil War centennial. The effort aims to energize state and national remembrance and renew vitality in the nation’s memory.
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Hagerstown
McKeldin
Antietam
Lions Club
Abraham Lincoln
New Ambassador to Speak in Baltimore Tonight
Sir Harold Anthony Caccia, Britain's new ambassador to the United States, is due to speak in Baltimore on a major address titled Britain and the Future as part of the Peabody Institute centennial celebration. Other scheduled speakers include Edward A. Weeks of The Atlantic and Rear Adm. Samuel Eliot Morison, Harvard emeritus professors.
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Baltimore
Harold Anthony Caccia
Great
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