W Md Group Seeks More Revenue For Education
Western Maryland County Commissioners Association agrees a broader revenue source is needed to fund county education programs. They will wait for the State Association meeting February 5 in Annapolis before action. The group supports a state study on non real estate revenue to fund schools.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
John J. Rowan
Allegany Commissioners
PTA and Teachers Association
James
Washington
Null
Defrauding Case On Youths Is Continued
Three youths from Freder ick and Sumend Calif faced a preliminary hearing for conspiracy to defraud. Magistrate Edward D. Storm continued the case to next Thursday. Defendants include Robert Eugene Toms Jesse Eugene Wallace and Michael Alan Bakey. The warrant by Sgt William A Boone Jr alleges a December bed check attempt at a local variety store with a forged check for 63 50 drawn on Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank. Defense counsel requested the continuation. Other brief items note speeding charges and driving offenses, plus a volcano eruption near Kilacea.
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Frederick
Sumend
Calif
Edward D. Storm
Robert Eugene Toms
Jesse Eugene Wallace
Michael Alan Bakey
Sunland
William A. Boone Jr
Frederick City
Sgt
Boone
Bakey
Jesse‘ Eugene Wallace
Don Hison
J. W. Walkers
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Samuel Barrick
Toms
Kenneth Parker
EL. Ricewarner
Abbott
Cos
Cross County Tips Highlight A Good Listener
A brief note praises finding a good listener for cross country tips. The line suggests valuing attentive advice during distance running planning and strategy discussions.
Hunger strike at Utah State Prison by nineteen convicts
Nineteen inmates at Utah State Prison entered the fourth day of a hunger strike in a segregation cell after protesting limited meals for rule infractions. Warden John W. Turner said some had Christmas packages and that authorities were letting them sit it out as they continue the protest.
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Point OF the Mountain
Ctah
Utah State Prison
John W. Turner
Kennedy May Sidestep Wisconsin
Indications that John F. Kennedy may bypass the Wisconsin primary boost Hubert H. Humphrey's bid for the Democratic nomination. Robert Kennedy urged his brother stay out of Wisconsin, aiming to avoid a test of popularity in primaries, while Symington and Johnson similarly avoid primaries, arguing polls are fragmentary.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Manchester
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Shuart Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Symington
Johnson
Brucker Cuts Short Tour Of Far East
Army Secretary Wilber Brucker ends his Far East tour after criticism of remarks on defending offshore Nationalist China islands. He says his statements in Taipei did not signal policy change and will return to Washington by Jan. 19, skipping a Japan visit.
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Seoul
Korea
Wilber Af. Brucer
United States
China
Brucker
Taipei
Que’ Macy
U.S
Far East
Washington
Senate Armed Ser
Japan
Aleutians
America
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Pescadores
Congress
Eisenhower
Fine In Sale Of Wine To Minor Is Appealed
Richard Zimmerman announced the appeal in Circuit Court on behalf of Joseph A. Mil0 who was found guilty of selling alcohol to a minor and to an intoxicated person. Magistrate Edward D. Storm set a 500 dollar fine with 400 suspended pending defense information. Liquor License Commissioner for Frederick County will act after the appeal is heard.
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Richard Zimmerman
Circuit Court
Joseph A. Mil 0
Edward D. Storm
Milo
Frederick Countty
Water Rent Collections Rise for Fredery in 1959
Water rent and sewer charges in Fredery totaled 234582.48 for 1959, up from 223436.53 in 1958. Water rent income from residents with metered water helped push the total to 130076.57, while sewer charges added 36160.33 for a combined 104505.61, with some remaining uncollected and expected soon.
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Fredery
Harry C. Castle
Post-Graduate Education Plan Set Up At Frederick Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital established a post graduate medical education program during its board meeting. Dr Charles H Conley Jr noted the plan aims to keep staff updated on medical progress and will expand with a university style approach. The program uses monthly staff lectures and seminars led by University of Maryland School of Medicine faculty and Frederick staff.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Managers
Charles H. Conley Jr
Frederick Barnes
Johns Rotkins School of Medicine
John Whitridge
State Department of Health
Joint Commission On Hospital Accreditation
Auto Accidents Rise in Frederick County in 1957
State Police report 775 crashes in Frederick County last year with 27 fatalities and 314 injuries. The worst crash occurred on U S Route 40 west of Frederick, killing five. Most accidents were spread across the county, not just major highways, and September was the most accident prone month.
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Na Imres
Frederick County
H. L. Basore
U.S
Frederick
Basore
Baltimore
Earthquake Shakes Central Japan and Tokyo
An AP report says a fairly strong quake struck Central Japan including Tokyo, causing tall buildings to sway and lamps to topple. People fled into streets. no immediate damage or casualties reported.
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Japan
Tokyo
Violent Blast Delays Army Rocket Motor Output Near Marshall
A massive explosion at Thiokol operated Longhorn Ordnance Works near Marshall Texas may delay solid propellant rocket motor production up to 90 days. Army Lt Colonel Harrison cites uncertain figures while officials estimate about three months of reduced output. no injuries reported but extensive damage.
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Harrison
Army
Marshall
Texas
Thiokol
Peru quake aid rushed to Arequipa victims
Supplies and medical aid were rushed to Arequipa after Peru's second major earthquake in less than a week. At least 63 people were killed and about 200 injured as tremors toppled buildings. Communication with Lima was broken and the toll may rise. Five planeloads of medical supplies were prepared as President Prado and Premier Beltran planned to accompany one plane.
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Peru
Lima
Arequipa
Manuel Prado
Pedro Beltran
el Misti
Deaf School Head In Two National Meets
Lloyd Ambrosen, superintendent of the Maryland School for the Deaf, has been named a participant in two national meetings on special education and rehabilitation. He will represent the American Instructors of the Deaf at a Washington meeting hosted by the U S Office of Education and Health, Education and Welfare. Ambrosen is a director of the organization, with its president and vice president expected to attend. A second session, February 16 and 17 at the University of Pennsylvania, will focus on a program for Congress, part of a regional series on special education and rehabilitation. Participants will include Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania representatives. Ambrosen leads the group on special education for general fields of rehabilitation. Two prior regional meetings have been held for New England and New York states. Additional meetings are planned to shape policy for the current Congress.
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Lioyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ambrosen
U. S. Optics of Education
Department of Healt Education and Welfare
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Feis Institute of
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Aslartic
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Imman
Oe Rep
Whe Ambrosen
New England States
New York State
Farm Delegate To Vote On Tax Resolution
Delegates to Maryland Farm Bureau's 44th annual convention will vote on a resolution urging a broad based tax hike such as a sales tax to fund a improved public school program. A second resolution supports Federal school aid only in emergencies, arguing less federal interference. Noah Kefauver Jr of Frederick County says farmers will focus on state public schools and form county committees to work with school boards.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Noah FE. Kefauver Jr
Frederick County
Tawes Will Not Enter Hospital Dispute
Governor Tawes declined to intervene in the Cambridge Maryland Hospital dispute between hospital directors and staff doctors. He expressed confidence in local residents to resolve the issue, noting an appointed committee with Mayor Russell P was to continue discussions after a first session described as making great progress.
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Cambridge
Tawes
Cambridge Maryland Hospital
Dorchester County
Baltimore
Hyman Pressman
Russell P_th
Aone
Tornadoes Whip Across Southwest
AP reports high winds and tornadoes sweeping north central Texas into Oklahoma. Oklahoma City saw a funnel damage several blocks wide and two miles long, with broken windows and roof damage. Nearby Ada and McLoud reported funnels, Perrin Air Force Base near Denison suffered aircraft and trailer center damage. Dallas Fort Worth area had widespread minor damage.
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Oklahoma City
Texas
Oklahoma
Ada
McLoud
Perrin Air Force Bases
Denison
Tex
Dallas-Fort Worth
Khrushchev outlines Soviet strength and disarmament plans
Premier Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet that the Soviet armed forces average 3.6 million and plan cuts to 2.42 million within a year, while rockets replace bombers and disarmament talks begin in Geneva. He praised nuclear arsenal strength, warned against Western test bans, and claimed the United States is no longer the world’s leading military power.
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Mioscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
United States
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Paris
Khrushchev
Supreme
Geneva
Britain
France
Eisenhower
U. S
Morgantown
W. Va
Gettysburg
Fred Fof
Winchester
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Baltimore
United States of America
Salisbury
Martinsburg
Khmushchev
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Paul S. Michael
Byron Thompson
School of Nursing
Pennsylvania Hospital
National League of Nursing
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
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