Builders Approve 50-50 Policy For City Developments
Frederick's boards vote 3-2 to replace the 75-25 rebate with a 50 percent developer cost share, applying to new residential projects with exceptions. Opponents Burall and Dailey vow continued opposition while Bowlus Bartgis and Stup back the plan amid other mayoral tributes and zoning actions.
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Frederick
Guy
William B. Burall
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Emmert R. Bowlus
William H. Bartgis
Lloyd R. Stup
Tong
City Hall
WeCo Realty , Inc
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Court House
Franklin and Locust Streets
Maplewood Civic Association
Brosius Homes Corporation
Lford C. Culler
H. Reese Shoem Jr
Louis E. Eichelberger
Burall
Barizis
Bowlus
Stup
Dailey
Purse Snatching Arrest Ties to Fort Meade Case
William A Liason, 18, of Negra or Frederick tied to a Christmas time purse theft of over 400 dollars from Katherine Barkier, store employee. He faces a preliminary hearing after a 35,000 bond, with military involvement delaying proceedings.
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William A. Liason
Negra
Frederick
Fort Meade
Liason
Katherine Barkier
Middle Alley
Detective Bureau
Frederick County
Linson
West South Street
City Board Tackles Traffic, Water Contracts and Memorial Loss
The council adopted a plan removing one way constraints on Franklin Street and Locust Street after police input. A water pipe supply contract was awarded to R D Wood Company of Philadelphia for 13179.01. Officials paid tribute to former Mayor Culler, praising his civic service and neighborly character.
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Ellis C. Wachter
Burall
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Charles V. Main
Franklin Street
South
Patrick
Locust Street
Wal- UE
Bowlus
Maplewood Civic Association
John H. Charity
Grp
Associ
Brosius
Catoctin Avenue
Alformaney Shoemaker
Robert 4. Whiteford
R. D. Wood Company
Philadelphia
James F. Bellamy
Trinity Methodist Church
Ramsburg
Culler
Dart
Maryland
Eisenhower to devote efforts for peace in remaining term
President Eisenhower plans to focus his final term on a peace program while continuing frequent international outreach. He will travel to Latin America in February, meet France's Charles de Gaulle, and likely attend summit talks with Allied leaders before negotiating with the Soviet Union high on the agenda. Government planners push three new phases of a stabilized world including food for peace, European cooperation, and reducing U.S. trade deficits while boosting development in less-favored nations.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press News
Eisenhower
Congress
Naion
Latin America
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
James C. Hagerty
Far East
India
Maryland Board of Regents Studying Composition
A Maryland commission met behind closed doors for four hours to discuss the University of Maryland Board of Regents makeup. Sen. Mary L. Nock said another session is set for Feb. 1 as the seven member group finalizes the report and considers changes urged by the Senate.
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Baltimore
Goverors
University of [Maryland Board of Regents
Bbehind
Mary L. Nock
D-Wicomisco
Kennedy Credited In Steel Dispute
Washington AP Kennedy credited with helping end the steel labor dispute by influencing Wall Street to accept a contract settlement. David J. McDonald said Kennedy, father of Sen. John F. Kennedy, was a key behind the scenes figure in bringing the agreement. McDonald noted Kennedy’s long work and contacts with financiers. Secretary of Labor Mitchell and Nixon denied Kennedy’s involvement, while McDonald emphasized Kennedy’s behind the scenes role. Also reported were a New York case of a clerk accused of stealing nearly $500,000 from a Wall Street firm’s stamp fund and London figures citing Christmas Eve road tolls with 2,116 killed and 4,594 injured across four days.
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Tequestry Veto Realty Inc
David I. Weinberg
West Patrick ‘ Street
West College Terrace
Burall
Dailey
Eros Ee Om
James Leslie Presley
Presley
Parkville
Parkwood
Com- County
Washington
Joseph Kennedy
Wall Street
David J. McDonald
United Teelworkers
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
McDonald
Great Britain
James H
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Nixon
Boston
New York
Charles A. Willis
Willis
London
Award Given In Damage Suit
A Maryland jury awarded James C. Kight of Pasadena 3896.75 in a damage suit arising from a 1958 Fort Smallwood Road head on crash that killed Charles Pailer and his wife. The plaintiff’s son, William Kight, 21, received no award.
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Annapolis
Bose
Anne Arundel
James C. Kight
Pasadena
William 41
Kight
Fort Smallwood Road
Charles Leroy Pailer
Baltimore County
Charles Louis Pailer
Clarence W. Stinchcomb Jr
Clarence W. Stinchcomb Sr
Charles Pailer
Helen
Stinchcomb
Willam Kisht
Stinehcomb
Pailer
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Reaties
University of Maryland
the An
Daleimore
Maryland Board of Regents
Sen. Kennedy
Sen
Hurbert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Allen’s
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
Warsaw
Poland
West Germany
Krakow
America
Paul Revere
Kennedy Studio 4
West Patri Tek
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
McCulloch
Kinsey
Motter Ave
Berger’s Book Mart & Gift Shop
North Market St
Park ’N Shop Discount Super Mart
Money-Saving Center
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