Mikoyan Urges New Cold War Breakthrough with U S
In Washington, Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan pressed for a fresh, concrete US approach to Soviet relations, urging talks on Germany, Berlin, and disarmament. He blamed US policy for stalling progress and criticized Truman and Eisenhower era stance while warning against force in Berlin and nuclear tests.
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State Board votes for education program expansion in 1960s
Baltimore reports the State Board of Education approves participation in a federal education program to train technicians and linguists under the National Defense Education Act. The plan funds science and language training, facility upgrades, and enhanced guidance services. Counties decide participation with federal and matching funds, totaling about 1.5 million dollars, plus a broader four million dollar estimated impact.
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Catonsville Woman Fatally Injured After Car Halt
Mary Finn 60 of Catonsville died at Saint Agnes Hospital after stepping from her stalled husband’s car and being struck by a passing vehicle on the right. Driver Leroy Wentworth 28 of Landsdowne held on manslaughter and reckless driving charges as police report details.
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Teapot Dome Oil Reserve Sale Proposed by Government
A 1920s budget discussion proposes selling Teapot Dome oil reserves to private industry to raise revenue and ease defense burdens. The Teapot Dome scandal later revealed bribery and fraud tied to leases, culminating in Albert Fall’s prison sentence and Senate contempt findings.
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Six Die In Galveston County Home Explosion
An explosion wrecked a home near Clear Lake Shores, Galveston County, killing six members of a single family. Identifications tentatively name H B Johnson, a merchant seaman, his wife Alice, and four children, though Johnson’s identity is uncertain as his car was not at the house. A Negro mat may have helped the group. The blast occurred in Clear Lake Shores, and the bodies were moved to a funeral home in League City.
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Mause named new chief clerk of Maryland House of Delegates
James P. Mause of Myersville was named chief clerk replacing George Owings. A bridge contractor and longtime Young Democrats activist, Mause has held state party roles and led Democrats in Frederick County. He is a WWII veteran and former prisoner of war, about 53 years old.
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Filing deadline remains April 15 for federal taxes
Uncle Sam notes the April 15 deadline stays in place though most taxpayers are accustomed to filing early. Officials urge timely submission to avoid penalties and ensure prompt processing.
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