Government like fire and a new marine terminal opens
Maryland editor recalls Washington as a dangerous master. Editorials protest liberalism and big government. Cambridge Marine Terminal on the Choptank River prepares to welcome tuna from Trinidad, marking the state’s second deepwater seaport amid 88th Congress debates and budget cautions.
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J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
United States
Cecil
Elkton
Ruth Peel Hughes
George Washington
Eddie Rickenbacker
Washington
Bow
Cambridge
Choptank
Chesapeake Bay
Trinidad
Congress
U. S
Robertson
Sen
Insurance policy type determines spring water damage coverage
A Frederick News-Post public service column explains how all risk homeowners policies cover ice and snow accumulation damage to outside and inside of a home, while specific peril policies may only cover exterior damage. It urges homeowners to check with agents and promptly clear ice from roofs and gutters, inviting questions to the association.
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Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Frederick News-Post
Two Towers Rise as Empire State Fades in Shadow
Norman Sloan enters his third season as basketball coach at the University of Florida Gainesville. In Boyle's New York column, he notes the town plans two 110 story towers budgeted at 350 million, surpassing the Empire State Building 1931 cost and price, while reflecting on height, legacy, and the loss of familiar skyline landmarks. Tracy Ann, his daughter, weighs in with a child’s view as the skyline era shifts.
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New York
Cheops
Eiffel Tower
France
Taj Mahal
India
Empire State Building
Tracy Ann
New World Trade Center
Brooklyn
Pisa
Norman Sloan
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Says Negroes Not Given Equal Chance
Washington AP a civil rights advisory panel says Maryland apprenticeship and training programs discriminate against Negroes. It notes 10 of 16 programs had no Black participants and 74 percent of white vocational graduates got jobs vs 15 percent from Black programs. It urges strict nondiscrimination clauses in state and municipal contracts.
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Washington
U. S. Commission On Civil Rights
Maryland
Commission
Federal Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Baltimore
PEPCO Worker Rescues Beagle Aboard Train
A beagle rode a B and O train from Washington to Gaithersburg, was removed at Dickerson for lack of a ticket, and now lives with Norman Michael a PEPCO plant operator in McLean Virginia. Michael, a longtime breeder of beagles, sought the owner after the dog was fed at the plant for several days. The hound, about three years old, joins Michael’s other seven beagles as a family gentleman. In Easton Maryland a separate item notes bids from about 40 officials from Talbot Caroline Queen Annes and Dorchester counties to back a University of Maryland branch on the Eastern Shore.
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Washington
Gaithersburg
Dickerson
McLean
PEPCO
Norman Michael
Michael
Easton
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Annes
Dorcester
University of Maryland
Hospital Consultant Dr Anthony J J Rourke Joins Montgomery General
Nationally known hospital consultant and president of the American Medical Association of Hospital Consultants, Dr Anthony J J Rourke was named consultant at Montgomery General Hospital in Olney. The appointment was announced by Richard W. Janney, board president. Rourke, from New Rochelle New York, has held roles including executive director of the Hospital Council of Greater New York physician superintendent of Stanford University Hospital and founding commissioner of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. He has served seven years as DoD health consultant and led hospital surveys planning construction audits and staff relations consults. Hayden Riley begins his fourth season as Alabama's basketball coach.
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Anthony J. J. Rourke
American Medical Association of Hospital Consultants
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Rourke
Richard W. Janney
Montgomery General
New Rochelle
N. Y
Hospital Council of
Greater New York
Stanford University Hospital
Joint Commission On the Accreditation of Hospitals
Board of Regents
American College of Hospital Administrators
Department of Defense
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Seoul
Army Air Defense Command
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South Market
Stoffer
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Hillcrest
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Emmitsburg
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
the Complete Insurance Agency
West Church Street
Buyer Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate Travel Service
S. Market St
Nicodemus
Wertheimer General Insurance — Real Estate
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Frederick County
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Main, Inc. N. Court Si
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Pearre’s
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Hayden Riley
Alabama
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