Moose Gift Sends Deaf Student to Helsinki Olympics
Maryland Moose and auxiliary agreed late last night to cover 1350 dollars needed to send Stanley Eure of the Maryland School for the Deaf to the International Games for the Deaf in Helsinki Finland August 6 to 10 Eure a top deaf high jumper was deemed eligible earlier this year and the gift will fund travel and expenses announced at the 26th annual midwinter convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with local chapters participating and Moose officials praising the gesture
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The
Moose
Helsinki
Finland
Stanley Eure
Maryland School For the Deaf
Evre
Eure
Tthe Association
Ambrosen
George Aten
Aten
Donald Brachey
Tention
Easton
Jimor
Asher
Francis Scott Key
Beng
George A. Pelton
William Spragg
New Hampshire
Supreme Lodge
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Legislators in Maryland seek higher Constitutional pay
Maryland legislators face a push to double the Constitutional salary from 1800 to 3600 with fringe benefits and per diem. Ninety-day sessions plus council and committee work boost total compensation, while opponents cite timing amid teacher and state employee requests.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Severy
House of Delegates
Ili
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
District of Columbia
Chesapeake Bay
George Deila
House
Perry Wilkinson
Council
Inclu
Condition of Mount St. Marys College president critical
Rt Rev Msgr John Sheridan 67 president of Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg was reported critical at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysurg Pa after a heart attack in his quarters on campus He had celebrated mass and eaten breakfast shortly before the attack Sheridan has led the college since 1957 and had planned to retire in June
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Gettysburg
John Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Aid
Sheridan
Annie Warner Hospital
George Mourningstar
Mount St. Mary's
Monsignor Sheridan
Maryland Legislators Paid Between 1 765 and 3 450 Last Year
Maryland legislators received compensation ranging from 1 765 to 3 450 last year according to comptroller records. The pay would rise by 1 200 during a pay session, excluding mileage, with figures listed for each senator and delegate across Allegany Caroline Dorchester Frederick Frederick Dorchester etc.
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Axnapolis
Maryland
Comptroller’s Office
Legislative Council
Mental Patient Holds Police With Shotgun Siege Ends
In Leicester Massachusetts a 20 year old man Paul R Duncan held off state and local police with a shotgun for three hours before surrendering under tear gas. He had attacked his sister and drove her and two brothers from the home prompting the response. Police Captain Earl Mineau led the siege and fired at the house as reinforcements arrived.
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Leicester
Mass
Paul R. Duncan
Geraldine Duncan
Elmer
Spencer
Duncan
Earl H. Mineau
Mineau
Frederick County Centennial Chief to Describe Event on TV
C Lease Bussard president of the Frederick County Civil War Centennial group will appear on WJZ TV channel 13 Baltimore next Wednesday at 1 p m to describe this week's event and outline plans for the next four years in conjunction with the commemoration.
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C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Bussard
WJZL
Baltimore
Airlines Strike Hits Major Firms Shuts Several Flights
A nationwide flight engineers strike spreads to six major carriers crippling service. Pan American, TWA, Eastern, and American report cancellations and delays as unions demand lower in flight hours and better conditions. Idlewild and Miami hubs see disrupted schedules, with trains at Copenhagen station causing injuries.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Eastern Airlines
American Airlines
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Convairs
San Franisco
TWA
National Airlines
Miami
Idlewild
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pan American
London
Paris
Lisbon
Chicago
De_oit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Rockville Motorist Charged With Driving Under Influence
State Police arrest Rockville man Allen Geisbert 28 on a 1000 bond for three motor vehicle violations including operating under the influence after his car left the highway and damaged center strip sod. He reportedly refused the sobriety test and faces reckless driving and license revocation charges by February 23.
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Rockville
Allen Geisbert
Joseph Gallen
Urbana
Geisbert
Gallen
Parking Regulations Return After Snowy Ease
City police announce that relaxed parking rules during the recent snowstorms are back in effect. Enforcement resumes on no parking nights, garbage nights, and downtown curb limits to aid shoppers and service work. Kenneth E. Myers of Willow Avenue faces charges after a collision on West South Street near Jefferson. Continued on Page Four.
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Second Street
West South Street
Jefferson
Hcense
Kenneth E. Myers
Willow Avenue
Fimick
Lawrence F. Fagan Jr
Wilson
Tornadoes Rip Paths In Oklahoma
Tornadoes ripped central Oklahoma Friday night injuring 12 and causing heavy property damage though no fatalities. Konawa suffered the most, with 8 percent of its black business district destroyed, rescuers lifting a trapped resident and National Guard guarding the scene.
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Tne
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Spencer
Iowa
Evergreen
Ala
Columbia
Dakotas
Jamestown
Great Lakes
Main Street
Konawa
F. M. Perkins
National Guard
Louise Cravens
Stratford
Wewoka
Four Die In North Carolina Engineers Plane Crash
A Beechcraft Bonanza twin engine plane carrying six engineers and two crew members from Charlotte to Chess Lamberton Airport crashed in fog two miles from its destination in Franklin Pennsylvania. Four died and four others were injured. Jack HickERwell of Meadville flagged down motorists after surviving the crash. The Talon Inc. engineers were returning from a Stanley plant that makes slide fasteners.
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Franklin
North Carolin
Jack Hickerwell
Meadville
Youngstown Airways
Talon, Inc
Charlotte
N. C
Chess-Lamberton
Stanley, N. C
Talon
Officials Brace For Possible Flooding On Major Maryland Rivers
Governor Tawes orders state agencies to prepare for floods from snowmelt on the Potomac Susquehanna and Monocacy. Maryland Civil Defense head Sherley Ewing to coordinate plans with police guards and engineers. River ice rises as rain continues with weekend outlook showing more showers and cooling temps.
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Potomac
J. Millard Tawes
Susquehanna
Monocacy
Sherley Ewing
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
State Police
National Guard
Roads Commission
Forests and Parks, Game and Inland Fish
Port Authority
Pikesville
Tawes
U. S. Corps of Army Engineers
J. T. Kerrigan
Point of Rocks
Brimswick
Brunswick
Herbert Sperry
Buckeystown
A. m
Rebel Revolt Brewing in Congo Amid Arms and Border Tensions
In Leopoldville the government warned of a brewing revolt within leftist rebel forces as Congo troops report delays in rebel pay. Mobutu reportedly sought support from rebel camps in Oriental Province while the Western-backed Gizenga regime faced Sudanese hesitations over arms and medical aid.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Mobum
Congo
Oriental
Leopoldville
Kivu
Sudan
Salmone
Gizenga
Lumumba
World Prayer Day Services Held Across Local Churches
Several hundred attended World Day of Prayer on Friday at Trinity Chapel and Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. The United Council of Church Women sponsored the event with noon worship at Trinity Chapel and a musical program by George T. Schroeder Jr. Numerous members from area churches served as ushers and participants, including women from Grace United, Good Shepherd Lutheran, Episcopal Church, Calvary Methodist, Trinity Methodist, Church of the Brethren, and others. A afternoon skit titled With Tomorrow Yet To Come featured members from First Baptist, Presbyterian, South End Baptist, and Asbury Methodist among others.
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Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
United Council of Church Women
George T. Schroeder Jr
Paul F. Mehl
Grace United
Church of Christ
Ronald Stynne
Arthur Hawn
Good Shepherd Lutheran
John Morgan
Grace Church
Thomas Wiliams
United Brothers
Roy Linton
Church of God
Charles Jackson
Calvary Methodist
Gene Ramsburg
Trinity Methodist
Kenneth Harsher
Church of the Brethren
G. William Stultz
James Goodman
Dewey Jordan
James Turner
W. Howard Fuqua
Raymond Skipper
Dewey Dykstra
First Baptist Church
Alan W. Long
James W. Brown
Norman D. Gary
Forbes H. Burgess
William Wallace
Presbyterian
J. Thomas Shriner
South End Baptist
Charles Wars
John Brown
Asbury Methodist
George Ambush
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ramsburg
Charles V. Main
the Moose
Vernon Morris
Glen L. Martin Company
Charles M. Lee
R-Allegany
Harry R. Hughes
D-Caroline
Guy Johnson
D-Cecil
Frederick Markus Jr
Dorchester
Samuel W. Barrick
Robert Pueen Ames
Dean
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
John Clarence North
Talbot
George E. Snyder
Washington
Mary L. Nock
Wicomico
John L. Sanford Jr
Worcester
Allegany
Thomas F. Conion Jr
Noel Speir Cook
Fred B. Driscoll
Estel C. Kelley
Lester B. Reed
William Walsh
Caroline
Orlando Blades
James A. Wise
Cecil
William F. Burkley
Frank H. Harris
Richard D. Mackie
Earl Bennett
Clarence H. Corkran Jr
Richard M. Matthews
Thomas N. Merryweather
Frederick
Charles E Collins
Wiliam M. Houck
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Charles H. Smelser
Gary L. Utterback
Clifton C. Wirts
Elza E. Bray
Elbert E. Buckel
Leslie E. Savage
Elroy G. Bower
W. Paul Joiner
Queen Annes
Tilghman Eaton
Charles E. Risley
St. Marys
Frank A. Combs
Henry J. Fowler
Obert C. B. Long
Ralph W. Parks
Egbert L. Quinn
W. Randolph Harrison
James C. Latham
Thomas H. Lowe
Gale B. Cahill
Charles W. Coss
P. Parke Geisher Jr
Charles B. Huyett
Joseph H. McElwee
Clarence B. Mason
James H. Caldwell
Robert Powell Cannon
Henry H. Hanna Jr
E. Harmer White Jr
Russell O. Hickman
Mark QO
Pilchard
Norman E. Polk
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hedehusene
Thore
Charles I. Wiles Sr
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland - Delaware District of Columbia
Moose Association
Wiles
J. Rolfe Castleman
Bernard L. Wiles
John B. Cramer
Charles L. Wiles Jr
Charles L. Wiles
Earl B. Wiles
Kasavubu
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