8th Churchmen's Legislative Seminar in Annapolis Next Week
The Maryland Council of Churches schedules the eighth Maryland Churchmen's Legislative Seminar for Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church Annapolis with Gov Mandel and legislators as panelists. Topics include gun control movie censorship crime mental health and civil rights as clergy and laity engage in policy discussion. The afternoon includes leadership Bible class notes and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Alevizatos Chriss
Maryland
First Presbyterian Church of
Denzel C, Wildey
Maryland Council of Churches
Del
Leonard & Mendes
Montgomery County
Lena K. Lee
the Dist
Baltimore City
Paul S. Sarbanes
Royal Hart
Prince George’s County
del. C
AL Porter Hopkins
Baltimore County
James Clark Jr
Howard County
Marvin Mandel
William S. James
Senate
Thomas I. Lowe
General Assembly
West Madison Street
Baltimore
Marshand Council of
iChuvellvs
Atl
Ecumenical Bar Mitzvah Breaks Catholic Chorus Barrier
Terre Haute Indiana AP report describes 60 member St Mary of the Woods College choir learning Hebrew chants phonetically for Seth Alexander Cohen bar mitzvah on February 22 at the temple. Rabbi Bernard Cohen calls it a breakthrough with Catholic and Protestant leaders invited to attend. Sister Marie Brendan notes excitement and heartwarming potential as Catholic choir sings Hebrew prayers under one God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Seth Alexander Cohen
Bernard Cohen
Marie Brendan
St. Mary of the Woods College
Temple
Terre Naute
Marie
Cohen
Terre Nlante
Catholic College
Christ
Proposed Appalachian Thruway Study Highlights Growth Prospects
A federal study by Rust Engineering for EDA and ARC projects the Ap palachian Thruway from Maryland to New York could yield 2.5 times growth versus no highway. The report cites six development opportunities including Ithaca Elmira housing, Little Muncy vacation homes, Blanchard Park, Morseshoe Curve tourism, and an airport industrial park.
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Cumberland
Cortland
N. Ya
Economic Development Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
Appalachian Regional Commission
Rust Engineering Company of
Pittsburgh
Central
Appalachians
Allegany County
Maryland
Bedford
Blair
Centre
Clinton
Lycoming
Tioga
Pennsylvania
Chemung
Tompkins
New York
Appalachian Thruway Association
Altoona
Penn
Ithaca
Elmira
N.Y
Little Muncy Creek
Lycoming County
Little Muney Creek
Blanchard State Park
Centre County
Blanchard Reservoir
Bald Eagle Creek
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fennpylvania
Insurance Bill Could Ease Maryland Insurance Market
Frederick Association of Insurance Agents president Robert J. Smith says a pending Maryland bill would aid the Insurance Commissioner by easing routine filings and letting rates be set by market competition. He notes current prior approval tightens the market and that open competition exists in many states including California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
Robert J. Smith
Frederick
Insurance Commissioner
District of Columbia
California
Industrial parks eyed to attract jobs in Pennsylvania and Maryland
A report outlines a Bedford County Pennsylvania golf course development to lure industries and create 700 jobs. It also details an Cumberland Maryland industrial park with roads utilities and a railroad spur, proposing 15 landscaped lots for sale and the creation of an Appalachian Regional Development Council to lure plants and boost tourism via the Appalachian Thruway Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford County
Penn
Bedford
Cumberland
Allegany County
Appalachian Regional Development Council
Appalachian Thruway Association
Tiomkin to Repay Tchaikowsky for Epic Film
Dimitri Tiomkin, veteran Hollywood composer and executive producer, discusses the Russian American co production Tchaikovsky. He notes $18 million funding, shooting started last June, completion expected next June, with plans for Venice Florence Paris and Cambridge sequences. He emphasizes Soviet support and aim for a hit in US and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Tchaikowskys
Mai
Dimitri Tiomkin
Hollywood
Tchaikovsky
Tiomkin
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
Tchnaikowsky
Alamo
Warner Brothers Seven Arts
Iron Curtain
Venice
Florence
Paris
Cambridge
Europe
Warner Brothers
Ile
Telaikovseky
Soviet Union
United States
Narce To Hear Dr. C. E. Brown
The National Association of Retired Civil Service Employees Chapter 409 holds its February meeting February 21 at 2 00 pm in the main Post Office Building with Dr Carlton E Brown as speaker. He will show slides of air and ground level views from various places in this and other countries. Dr Brown, born in Washington DC, studied at Lehigh and Harvard, worked at the U S Bureau of Mines Experiment Station and Fort Detrick on airborne particles, and is a long time member of several scientific societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Harvard
U.S. Bureau of Mines Experiment Station
Pittsburgh
Fort Detrick
England
American Chemical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Industrial Hygiene Association
The
Research Society of America
Krupp Heir Marries Austrian Princess at Bluehnbach
Salz burg AP reports Arndt von Bohlen and Halsschabach, heir to the Krupp empire, wed Princess Henriette von Auersperg in a ceremony at Bluehnbach Castle chapel. The marriage unites the Krupp succession with Austrian aristocracy.
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Salzburg
Austria
Krupp
Arndt von Bohlen
Halsbach
Henriette von Auersperg
Bluehnbach Castle
Goulet to Star in Underground World War II Film
Robert Goulet has been signed to star in Underground a motion picture about the French Resistance fighters during World War II United Artists announced. Filming will take place in Ireland beginning May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Goulet
United Artists
Ireland
Time Ripe On Tax Reform Nixon Says
President Nixon urged tax reform as soon as possible during a goodwill tour visiting federal departments. He advocated a complete reassessment of the tax system and extended the idea to international finance. He signed an executive order creating an interdepartmental relations office and announced a White House post for a retired general with a $90,000 annual pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Freusurs
Cabie Net
Mfealth
Education
Wele
Auhiew
Iiner
Hiterruverte Mento Relations
View
Spiro ‘J. Agnew
Ayre
White House
Robert K. Schulz
Schulz
Eigenhower
Dubcek Reasserts Leadership After Invasion Fallout
Prague's Alexander Dubcek, praised by critics as a reformist leader, urged continued post January liberal reforms in a Uhrovec speech. He called for developing the post January policy and cleansing the party of conservatives, signaling a strong stance against Moscow hardliners. Observers say he has weathered the clash and remains in control for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Communist Party
Alexander Dubeek
Kremlin
Uhrovec
Slovakia
Dubcek
Dubeck
Dubeek
Thubeek
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Calvary United Methodist Church
Delmas Layman
Charles Lockard
Thelma Mantz
Harry Myerly
Edward Mantz
Orville Bowersox
Jesus
Kay Watkins
Jarman
Mantz
Clyde Berger
Frank House
Howard Strine
Paul Main
Harry Ky
Eastern Shore
William M.ouch
Frederick County
House
Ways and Means
Meyer M. Entel Jr
Prince George's County
Pau S. Sarbanes
Chriss
Calvary United Wscs
Women's Society of Christian Service
Glenn Strine
Church of God
Kenneth Lyons
Washington West District
United Methodist Church
Buck Will Falls
Grayson Stevens
Charles Lavery
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Baltimore Southwest District
Lavery
Naomi
Carlton Brown
Melvin M. Engie
Redhorse Steak House
Routzahn
Fea
Marmony Grove
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bach Row
Carvollie Freed
Alfred Pansa
Bred
Civitan
Amos L. Brown
Vicki Wenger Doty
Interiors
Annapolis Road
New Market
Mirs
Mont
Tchaikowsky
New International
Re Toy Center
Crea Eaels Thurmont
Thurmont, Md
Narce
C. E. Brown
Maytag
Maclay
Church St. Thurmrent
Duradeaht
D& J
Mt. Airy
Mil
Washington
Niago
Treasury Department
Peter Pan
Elm Street
Michele Krantz
Verlin Carter
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Cavetown
Cavetown Planing Mill Co
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