Maryland Farm Bureau backs more state aid for schools
At the 44th annual convention Maryland Farm Bureau members will vote on a resolution to increase the state sales tax to fund public schools and oppose new Federal funds for classroom construction and teacher salaries. Noah E. Kefauver Jr. emphasized classroom quality over salaries and announced county committees to meet with school boards. The note also mentions plans but not direct linkage to teacher bailouts. Also, Maryland Vegetable Growers heard of a new soybean variety named Hill from University of Delaware with potential higher yields.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Frederick
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Kefauver
Bureau
Worth
Frank B. Springer Jr
University of Delaware
Lime Kiln Social Roundup From Frederick Area Visits
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Jewell and family included George Bouers and son from Brunswick Bud Eberts and daughter Bernard Shores and Shirley Eiler from Frederick Jobe Green spent Sunday with the Norman McBride family near Myersville and Mrs Mattie Floyd received hospital visitors in Leesburg Virginia Mrs Floyd had lived with the Cecil family in Leesburg and others from Urbana Martinsburg and Route 2 joined weekend gatherings Mr and Mrs Joseph Ross land and Mr and Mrs Charles Brosius returned from Arlington after attending the wedding of Celeste Maureen O Toole and George Leicester Thomas III Thomas is the Brosius nephew Several families from Damascus Frederick and nearby areas visited Erma DeGrange and Mrs Henry Baugher and daughters Ethel Marie Linda and Wayne attended events Mr Elmer Semple returned from Aurora West Virginia after a weekend with relatives.
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Smith Cecil
Mattie Floyd
Leesburg Hospital
Leesburg
John H. Foster
Fred Pangle
Route 2
Vernie McDonald
Paul May
Joseph Rossland
Peeksville
N. Y
Charles Brosiusland
Arlington
C. TL ‘Brosius
Celeste Maureen O'Toole
George Leicester Thomas
Thomas
Ross
Brosius
William Ne- Bouse
Damascus
Nehounse
Erma DeGrange
Henry Baugher
Ethel Marie
Linda
M Wayne
Art Shores
Bernard
Frederick
Elmer Siemple
Aurora
W. Va
Electronics Inventor Sues Government For 10 Million
Baltimore AP report shows Donald H. Jacobs former Bethesda inventor now in Victoria British Columbia filed a federal suit seeking 10 million dollars claiming the Navy blocked his weapons development work and damaged his legal rights by refusing to contract. The Navy previously sued Jacobs Instrument Co for return of documents after canceling a contract tied to a secret bombing and guided missile system.
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Navy
Donald H. Jacobs
Bethesda
Jacobs
Victoria
B. c
Jacobs Instrument Co
Roszel C. Thomsen
Jacobs Acleves
Planning For Soaring College Enrollments
Gov Tawes announces soon a program to meet rising college enrollments by 1970 and hints at faculty pay raises in a budget to be sent to the General Assembly. He aims to expand the University of Maryland to accommodate growth and cites an estimate of 23 677 undergraduates at College Park by 1970. AFL CIO to study retirement prep in Philadelphia and Baltimore with a program for men aged 55 to 64 to reduce postwork health risks.
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Tawes
General Assembly
University of Maryland
Othe
American College’ of Dentists
Wilson H. Elkins
College Park
Philadelphia
Afl-Cio
Francis J. Coyle
International Labor Organization
Community Services Committee
Central Labor Union
Covle
Jacoby on Bridge Brilliance Makes West Safe Play
East discards ace to win as Oswald Jacoby analyzes a precise 16 18 point no trump map. Henry Austander adds 10 points to dum my's 19 to shape the defense and force declarer to misguess. West later cashes spades while Henry discards to exit, sealing the contract. President inaugurated in Bangalore Neelam Sanjiva Reddy succeeds Indira Gandhi as Congress president.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Henry Austander
Pittsburgh
Declarer
Henry
West
South
Bangalore
India
Indian National Congress
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Mahoney Weighs Congressional Run in Maryland Second District
George P. Mahoney said he is considering a run for Congress in Maryland's Second District and may delay his gubernatorial or Senate ambitions. He noted he has not decided and hinted at possible involvement in the state convention and Democratic delegation efforts as party leaders prepare for the May 17 primary.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Maryland
Mahoney
Une
Dasei
Sece
Szig Mahoney
Peron
Dele
Railroaders Defeat Ineligible Rule In Cleveland
An insurgent proposal would have barred any Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen candidate over 65 from top offices. The rule was defeated 627 to an unknown margin. Insurgents urged Secretary-Treasurer W. J. Weil as a potential candidate for president.
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Cleveland
W. P. Keenedi
Press of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Ifton
Brotherhood
W. J. Weil
Weapon satellites in orbit proposed by Soviet science
Nuclear scientist Ralph Lapp warned that the Soviet Union may be researching weapon satellites that orbit hydrogen bombs to be dropped on enemies. He said the concept is not an immediate threat but under study by Premier Khrushchev era officials.
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Washington
Ralph Lapp
Earth
Lapp
ICBMs and orbit raise fear of deep space threat
The article discusses potential ICBM capabilities and the idea of extending ballistic missiles to orbit with recall features. It notes that current ICBMs are fired from fixed bases to distant targets and speculates on the next step to orbital flight. Amsterdam floods as dike breach evacuations proceed.
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