Do Or Dont Decision On TJ School Friday
The county will pay taxpayers regardless of the Friday decision on Thomas Johnson High School plans. Auditorium costs and plan changes drive the delay, with bids and final approvals hinging on whether to keep or pull the auditorium from the project.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Board of Education
Charles F. Bowers
Hopkins and Associates of
Baltimore
John Bamberger
Frederick High School
School Plans Study Committee
Henry Hopkins
Royal Navy May Haul Rum In Plastic Bags
PORTSMOUTH England AP The royal navy may take its rum ration to sea in plastic bags to save space aboard ships. The admiralty research laboratory seeks to replace brass bound tubs with foldable bags similar to paper sacks for storage efficiency.
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Royal Navy
Portsmouth
England
Admiralty
New Minister of Education Youth at First Baptist Church
Robert L Sessoms III will assume duties as minister of education and youth at First Baptist Church in this city on Saturday. A Raleigh native and former Air Force Chaplain Service Specialist, he is a Mars Hill and UNC graduate and recently led youth and recreation at Chapel Park Baptist Church in Louisville. A reception is planned Sunday evening after the 7 PM service.
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Robert L. Sessoms
First Baptist Church
Robert F. Woodward
Sessoms
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Mars Hill College
Mars Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
United States Air Force
Mr. Sessoms
Raleigh
Carolyn Kay Stark
Kansas City
Robin
Jamie
Dill Avenue
Woodward
Chapel Park Baptist Church
Sessors
Alex Bryant
Weather icy, two city accidents cause slight damage
Two Wednesday accidents blamed on ice caused minor damage with no injuries. At 9 a.m. Henry Serepca failed to stop at Middle Alley and East Church, hitting Ray Dayhoff’s 1960 Ford pickup. damages $100 to Serepca’s 1962 Imperial. The 9:45 a.m. slide at Rockwell Terrace and Dulaney Avenue involved Mrs. Wilbur Sheffield Jr. slamming into a street sign and pole, then a porch. damages total $215 plus $15 sign. No charges filed.
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Middle Alley
East Church Street
Henry Serepca
West College Terrace
Ray E. Dayhoff
Walkersville
Dayhoff
Screpea
Imperial
Calvin L. Phillips
Rockwell Terrace
Dulaney Avenue
Wilbur F. Sheffield ,Jr
Wilson Place
Sheffield
J. Walker Carty
Calvin S. Phillips
Surgeon George Zuidema to lead Hopkins Surgery
A 36 year old associate professor of surgery at the University of Michigan is named surgeon in chief at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr George D Zuidema will take the post July 1 when Dr Alfred Blalock retires and will also become professor and director of surgery at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
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Zaidema
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Chrysler Reports Record 1963 Earnings and Sales
Chrysler Corp, the third largest automaker, posted record profits of 161.1 million dollars for 1963, or 4.35 dollars a share, up from 65.4 million or 1.81 a share in 1962. The prior peak was 132.2 million in 1949.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Roads Requirements And Division Designs Discussed
Planning and Zoning Commission outlines subdivision road design rules at Winchester Hall meeting. Minimum right of way widths grade limits and entrance spacing on major roads are specified with block lengths curb and service road standards. Water and sewer rules apply if private wells and septic tanks are used or if independent systems are created under State Health Department approval.
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County Roads Board
Health Department
State Health Department
More Snow Forecast for Frederick County
Weather officials predict more snow today across Frederick County with several inches possible. Lower temperatures hover near freezing with a mix of rain in some areas and icy roads on local streets despite prior snowfall reducing road coverage.
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Frederick County
Carroll Teachers Back Tax Hike For Education Aid
The Carroll County Teachers Association endorses Hughes Committee backed legislation to raise state aid to education by 16.2 million dollars via per pupil distribution. Bills SB 33 and HB 30 appeal to Annapolis with Governor Tawes supporting the plan.
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Carroll County Teachers’ Association
Hughes Committee
Legislative Council
J. Millard Tawes
Carroll County
General Assembly
House
Annapolis
Tawes
Carroll County Teacher's Association
Maryland
X Ray Drug Crabilex Recalled After 11 Deaths
The FDA confirms Crabilex used in gall bladder X rays was pulled from the market after reports of 11 deaths. Manufacturer E Fougera & Co Inc of Hicksville New York ordered the recall about a month ago. Separately Joseph D Day of Monrovia reports seeing robins in his yard signaling spring arrival.
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Washington
Good and Drug Administration
E. Fougera & Co. Inc
Hicksville
N.Y
Joseph D. Day
Monrovia
Second Bay Bridge Site Recommended Near Annapolis
John B. Funk of the State Roads Commission urges a parallel Sandy Point bridge to the existing span near Annapolis. The $75 million route would offer favorable tolls and services, with limited traffic projections. funding would require legislative bond approval.
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Annapolis
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Funk
Sandy Point
Calvert County
Dorchester County
Miller’s Island
Tolchester
J. E. Greiner Co
Coverdale
Fighting erupts as ceasefire fails in Cyprus
In Limassol dawn fighting shattered a ceasefire as Greek Cypriots used armored vehicles and a bulldozer against Turkish areas. Five Turkish dead reported with casualties on the Greek Cypriot side. Britain seeks an international peace force amid ongoing talks in Nicosia with Makarios.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Massol
Associated Press
Limassol
Britain
Peter Young
Polycarpos Yeo
Ramadan Djemil
National Air Lines to suspend all operations
National Air Lines announced it will suspend all operations at 12 01 a m Saturday as the Air Lines Employes Association plans a strike. Other unions said they would respect the picket lines. A separate note from Dallas says Dist Judge Joe B Brown will announce Friday whether he will move Jack Ruby s murder trial away from Dallas.
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Miami, Fla
National Air Lines
Air Lines
National
Dallas
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ru‘by
Tawes Pushing Tax Hike as Stark Proposes Share Plan
Gov Tawes prepares a public push for a four percent income tax to fund state needs while Baltimore Del Alexander Stark advances a plan to refund a portion of the three percent sales tax to local governments. Stark says the move would provide about 13 million to counties and cities next year. He insists local governments deserve a share and warns he may oppose Tawes if the plan is not adopted. The debate follows Stark’s call for regional tax relief amid concerns over education funding and state spending. Tawes will appear on television next Tuesday with Budget Director James Rennie and Fiscal Research Bureau chief John Shiver to explain the proposal, with equal time promised by two Baltimore stations and WBOC for opponents. Baltimore leaders Buell and Hail demand equal time as well.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Baltimore City
del. Alexander Stark
D-Bal
Stark
General Assembly
Gov
James G. Rennie
John S. Shiver
Baltimore
WMAR
WJZ
WBOC
Salisbury
del. J. Glenn Buell Jr
R-Allegany
Sen
Edward T. Hail
R-Calvert
Maryland
Maryland General Assembly targets State Roads Commission powers
A two pronged bill seeks to abolish the State Roads Commission and create a Maryland Department of Highways with a legislature responsive director. The other measure would strip SRC chair John B. Funk of absolute authority, subjecting his actions to fellow commission members and an advisory seven member board.
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Annapolis
State Roads Commission
Maryland General Assembly
Charles R. Bresler
Montgomery
Department of Highways
John Derr
Frederick
SRC
John B. Funk
Commission
Bresler
Funk
General Assembly
People
Maryland Department of Highways
Roads Commission
Senate
Tawes
Stocks Pay Off For Billy Rose
New York press agent says Billy Rose has earned about 10000 dollars per hour since October 15 1963 as the NYSE opens. His AT&T stake along with NY Central and Pennsylvania Railroad holdings rose in value, with long term AT&T profits exceeding eight million dollars.
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NEW York
Billy Rose
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York Central
Pennsylvania
At&t
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Robert L. Sessors
Dr. Blalock
Hopkins
Chrysler
Mote
Planning and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
Derr
Lone Sentinel
Gas and Electric
Charles Center
Lord Baltimore Hotel
AP Wireahoto
Hanover Street
State Legislature
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