City aldermen tackle developers policy and College Estates
Frederick officials and legal actions unfold over the citys controversial developers policy. The board approved three steps to align utility contracts with new owners Taney Courts Inc Northwest Properties and Kline firm despite opposition from Alderman Burrill who spoke against the policy. A storm sewer contract and board appointments were also decided.
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Frederick
College Estates
W. F. Wilson
Brookeville
Maplewood Subdivisions
Carroll Creek
William M. Storm
City Police Commission
Planning Commission
Sherman P. Bowers
Police Commission
W. Jerome Offutt
Grant Place
Richard E. Zimmerman
Taney Courts Inc
West Seventh Street
Frederick Shopping Center
K&g Construction Company
Zimmerman
Northwest Properties of Frederick Inc
Richard F. Kline
William B. Burrill
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Burrall
Burall
Snowbound streets and stalled traffic amid deep snowstorm
Snow blanketed the region as the storm halted traffic on Route 40 near Jug Bridge Hill. City council debates on sewer and alley projects, with Burall opposing key motions and Dailey resisting further studies. Peabody Conservatory receives 397 500 Ford Foundation grant to train six conductors beginning 1962. Violations yield 23 252 in fines from 1 035 game and fish cases. Classroom shortage rises to 142 100 students and 66 100 classrooms needed.
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Peabody
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Ford Foundation
Peter Mennin
Conservatory
Mrs Kennedy to Set Fashion Trend in Inaugural Ballwear
Mrs John F Kennedy steps into her role as a major fashion influence by wearing a three outfit inaugural ball costume in Washington. The dress features a slim floorlength sheath overblouse with a sheer white silk skirt veiled in white chiffon and an embroidered underblouse. Designer Ethel Frankau created the ensemble.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ethel Frankau
Inaugural Weekend Attire and Rail Plans
Bergdorf Goodman created a white silk wrap for Mrs Kennedy to wear with her inaugural ball outfits including 20 button gloves and white silk accessories. The Pennsylvania Railroad set up a traffic control center in Baltimore to move trains toward Washington with some passengers staying in Pullman cars. State leaders including Gov Tawes Atty Gen Finan and Comptroller Goldstein planned to attend the inauguration as the legislature adjourned to allow delegation participation.
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Bergdorf Goodman
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Gov
Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
Louis J. Goldstein
Inaugural Boom Hits Maryland Businesses and Hotels
Maryland felt the inauguration surge as hotels and railroads ran full and the State legislature closed for the day. Baltimore area hotels reported high occupancy while other businesses benefited from the holiday atmosphere.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Bear cubs born in captivity at Dunstable Zoo England
Polar bear pair Sonja and Nancok welcomed two cubs in a British zoo, the first born in captivity in Britain to survive. Officials will determine the cubs' sex after the bears emerge from their den in a later month.
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Dunstable
England
Cap Sonja
Nancok
Britain
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