County Officials Hold Meet
ANNAPOLIS AP The James' Committee report on political subdivisions a State rehabilitation center for alcoholics and an election occupied the State Association of County Commissioners as Del Blair Lee warned changes in the James program may occur. Lee said a House subcommittee will study inequities and cautioned Baltimore City is no longer flush with funds. He ruled out using sales or personal income taxes for counties. Kaufman urged backing a state run rehabilitation center for chronic alcoholics ideally on a farm at a projected cost around 2.5 million. Shriver and Goldstein addressed the group outlining current and proposed fiscal plans for subdivisions.
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Budd Thalmas
Annapolis
James' Committee
State Association of County Commissioners
del Blair Lee
Montgomery
James
Lee
House
Ways and Means
Baltimore City
Harry D. Kaufman
Baltimore
Kaufman
Legislative Committee
U.S
Maryland
Jonn
Shriver
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Louis L. Goldstein
Slaughter
Dillon Quizzed on Treasury Nomination by Senate Panel
Douglas Dillon appears before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington for questions on his nomination as secretary of the treasury in the Kennedy administration. He signals support for cutting top income tax rates amid a broad review of federal taxes and says he has placed his investment holdings in a trust to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Dillon
Senate
Douglas Dillon
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Treasury
Kennedy
E Nea Telephoto
Officials elected at Maryland county commissioners meeting
Stein pushed for uniform fiscal years across subdivisions while some counties and Baltimore City maintain a calendar year budget. Slaughter of Talbot County was elected president of the commissioners association succeeding Delbert Null of Frederick. Roscoe Willey of Dorchester was elected Secretary.
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Stein
Baltimore City
Hlt. Slaughter
Talbot County
Missioners’ Association
Delbert Null
Frederick
Roscoe Willey
Dorchester
Maryland and Ohio Canal Monuments Debate and Board Elections
The report outlines a six member board with three Eastern Shore and three Western Maryland representatives including John Rowan Stel la Werner John L Sullivan Leslie H Evans John Eveland and John Dickerson Cetli. It notes a proviso that proclaiming the canal as a national monument must not block water protection actions such as dam construction above Great Falls and cites a reply from the Commissioners to the Federal Budget Bureau with Robert E Mc Laughlin as board president.
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Normal Mosley
Howard
John Rowan
Allegany
Stella Werner
Montgomery
John L. Sullivan
Charles
Leslie H. Evans
Wicomico
John Eveland
Caroline
John Dickerson
Celci
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Ohio Canal
Great Falls
Federal Budget Bureau
Robert E. McLaughlin
No Objection To Canal Monument Proposal
Washington district commissioners express no objection to a plan for President Eisenhower to declare a 163 mile stretch of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal a monument. The action would preserve the canal area and related historic features under federal designation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chesapeake
Proclamation Suspended Over Maryland Canal Area Land
Frederick Maryland reports on a controversial strip of federally owned land near the canal area from Seneca to Great Falls. The Roman Catholic Church proposal was suspended and sent to the White House for review amid security and development concerns. A priest carrying a gun in Las Villas province is cited in the report, with Castro officials defending gun possession as protection.
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PLU
White House
Catholic Church
Canal
Maryland
Seneca
Great Falls
Las Villas
Cumberland
Havana
German Lence
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