Kennedy Considers Emissary for Khrushchev Visit
President elect John F Kennedy is believed to weigh sending a special emissary to Moscow to sound out Soviet Premier Khrushchev on possible ideas to improve relations. Former New York Gov Averell Harriman is Kennedy’s ambassador at large and a likely choice for the mission. The event follows Kennedy’s planned meeting with Dean Rusk to discuss a new approach to Cold War tensions and disarmament amid Khrushchev’s outreach.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Europe
U.S
Laos
Cuba
Herter Final Report On US Foreign Policy Presented
Washington AP Secretary of State Christian A Herter gave a final report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on U S affairs abroad in a closed doors briefing Senators called the report not very encouraging He defended the Cuba break and Laos position, while Fulbright noted Berlin and other issues Also mentioned were the two week transition to Kennedy and an automatic sulfur dioxide detector method for pollution control
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Washington
Christian A. Herter Finjany
Senate
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Fulbright
Berlin
Laos
Congo
Herter
Algeria
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
International Control Commission
Khrushchev
India
Poland
Canada
Geneva
Soviet Union
Boun Ooum
Control Commission
Souvanna Phouma
Europe
Kennedy
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Gore
Tommie Buyers Cattle In Farmyard Bargain
A cattle farmer and buyer named Tommie negotiate over 14 registered Aberdeen Angus cows. Despite starting prices, they settle at 190 per cow after mutual concessions, ending with a deal that leaves both sides satisfied.
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Tommie
Tom
George Washington
Nominees Named for Service Academies by Foley
Former Maryland representative John R. Foley announced academy nominees for Naval and Military service. Principal nominees include John P. Collins Jr. and B. Leo Martin Jr. with multiple alternates for each academy. West Point principal nominee is Robert A. Black with three alternates. Also reports Wilding elected Montgomery County Young Democrats president and lists club officers and executive committee winners.
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John R. Foley
Maryland
Legislater
Foley
Kensington
Washington
Naval Academy
John P. Collins Jr
Silver Spring
St. Joan's High School
B. Leo Martin Jr
Mountain Lake Park
Garrett County
Potomac Junior College
Keyser
W. Va
Dana T. Gruten
Bethesda
Ronald L.bagley
Richard H. Mossburg
Donald E. Luther
Frank Ciarrocchi Jr
Gaithersburg
Richard A. Bienia
Michael T.byrnes
Samuel R. Marrone
Frederick
Phillip R. Leicht
Robert J. Burns
Yorktowne Village
Military Academy
West Point
Robert A. Black
Brookdale
Bullis School
Barre S. Bernier
Norman G. Cooper
Terrence R. Best
Thurmont
Wilding
Charles Francis Wilding
Manger
Criss Brothers Construction Company
Montgomery County
Young Democrats
Walter D. Hansen
Stuart Sweeney
Sweeney
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
N_ Thompson Powers
Rockville
Joseph C_. Rogers
Doris Solomon
C. Lawrence Wisner
Arthur Newman
Norman Robineau
Mike Monroney Jr
Joseph M. O'Connell
Eugene Peters
Pat Foley
Howard Thomas
Robert Bourbon
Rudy Dagaris
Philip Sarre
Thomas Y. Canby
Charles Bowling
John McAuliffe
Elizabeth O'Connell
Paul Sisson
Racial Bills Introduced In Maryland House
A small group of nine bills aimed at easing racial barriers was introduced in the Maryland House of Delegates by Verda Welcome. Gov. Tawes showed support, while the Senate, busy with payroll matters, expressed opposition to the district boundaries proposal for Maryland's 8th Congressional District. Members complained about the short session and adjournment.
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Louis G. Panos
Annapolis
Maryland House of Delegates
del. Verda Welcome
D-Balto
Gov. Tawes
Mrs. Welcome
House
Senate
George W. Della
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
8Th
GOP
del. Blair Lee II
Montgomery
Howard
Della
A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
Court News Marriage Licenses and Executorships
Court notices list marriage licenses for Hayes Harmon and Marie Schill both of Frederick, Garver and Shank of Frederick, Jewell and Eiler, Thurmon and Jones, Hahn and Nolan, Lemon and Woodward, Mann and Herb, plus executors Daisy Layman Scruton Staub Favorite and Davis cases. A bill of complaint seeks the court to assume jurisdiction of the premises in the Davis matter.
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Hayes N. Harmon
Resell
Marie Schill
Frederick
Guy Thomas Garver
Barbara Lee Shank
Charles W. Jewell
Shirley T. Eiler
Richard W. Foland
Thurmoni
Jane D. Jones
Albert A. Hahn
Emmitsburg
Norma Jean Nolan
Fairfield
Robert S. Lemon
Doris A. Woodward
Purcellville
Harry C. Mann
Snyderstown
Connie M. Herb
Shamokin
Equity Daisy B. Layman
Viola A. Scruton
Vida M. Staub
Madeline M. Favorite
Geneva M. Davis
Wilbur F. Davis
Thomas S. Glass
Sarah C. Davis
Edward K. Davis
Woman Foils Purse Snatcher On West Church Street
An attempted purse snatching occurred at 8:55 p.m. on West Church Street as Mrs. Richard Shafer, of Trail Avenue, walked to her car on Bentz Street. She clung to her handbag and was spun to the ground when the attacker, described as a tall colored male in a short leather jacket, grabbed it. Police said the incident appears unrelated to prior local snatchings. Detectives Lit. Harry Quinn and Officer J Frank Main are investigating.
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West Church Street
Richard Shafer
Trail Avenue
Bentz Street
Harry Quinn
J. Frank Main
Fresh Water Use Expected To Double In Maryland
A Maryland report warns daily fresh water use will more than double over 50 years and urge an adequate statewide policy. Current needs are 400 million gallons per day, rising to 823 million by 2000, with pollution risks from municipal and industrial waste. Dr D W Prichard led the study with board members including Richard Collins and L Eugene Cronin.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Board of Natural Resources
The
Conservation Board
Water Administration Committee
D. W. Prichard
John Hopkins University
Chesapeake Bay Institute
Richard H
State conservation board weighs unified water agency plan
The conservation board discussed a proposed single agency to handle water problems, with members from the Department of Research and Education and the Department of Forests and Parks. An interim report reviewed Friday is open to minor refinements and additions, meeting mixed reactions from board members.
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Ment
Joseph F. Kaylor
Department of Forests and Parks
Conservation Board
David Hume
Hume
Ease Restrictions on Soviet Travel
Washington AP Six Maryland counties on the Eastern Shore opened to Soviet visitors as U S travel limits shift. State Department seeks a meeting to discuss partial easing or mutual abolition of zones. Russian visitors may drive from Baltimore to Niagara Falls. Some Maryland areas remain restricted.
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Washington
Maryland
United States
State Department
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
Anne Arundel County
U.S. 30
South River
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Caroline
Dorchester
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Kent
Queen Annes
St. Marys
Grady May Remove Milk Shipping Fee
Annapolis AP Del W Dale Hess D Harford said Friday Mayor J Harold Grady of Baltimore gave sympathetic hearing to his plea to repeal a $15 inspection fee on farmers shipping milk into the city The fee was approved to balance the city budget and would affect about 2300 Maryland dairy farmers Hess a dairy farmer himself welcomed the conference outcome and pledged to seek state action if the city does not withdraw the levy.
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del. W. Dale Hess
D-Harford
J. Harold Grady
Baltimore
Hess
Grady
Maryland
State Health Department
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