Maryland House to study tobacco tax and teacher pay
Annapolis AP The Maryland Legislature returns Monday to tackle fiscal issues. Subcommittees will study a teacher pay raise funded by new taxes, with hearings Wednesday on a proposed tobacco tax increase to aid schools, construction, and welfare, amid debate over local versus state revenue distribution and potential tax shifts.
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Reprisals Eased as West Berlin Travel Rules Relaxed
West Berlin travel restrictions ease after the East German Communist decree. US Britain and France resume freer issuing of travel passes or TTDS, allowing sports figures salesmen technicians and performers to enter the West. Despite minor bans such as a planned Evangelical church convention, overall travel friction diminishes as NATO powers cut passport restrictions.
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Maryland to reorganize higher education system
Del Edna Cook proposes a 21 member Maryland Council for Higher Education to set admissions standards curricula and budgeting for the University of Maryland five state teachers colleges and Morgan State The plan would drop the word teachers from the colleges names and broaden liberal arts while continuing teacher training
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Kennedy to Move Quickly on Federal Appointments
President elect Kennedy will move fast on appointments to federal regulatory agencies due to Senate inaction on Eisenhower nominations. About six agency slots are open, including the Federal Communications Commission, which has faced congressional scrutiny. James M. Landis prepared the review guiding Kennedy's picks.
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Minow Confirmed As Only New FCC Chairman Choice
New ton H. Minow from Chicago was named chairman of the FCC. He is a law partner of Adlai E. Stevenson. The Senate Commerce Committee kept other Eisenhower nominees pending, while a King nomination to fill the FCC term ending June 30 1961 remained unacted.
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