Maryland Uninsured Motorist Bill Pushed by Commissioner
Maryland motor vehicle chief John R. Jewell proposes a two bill package to curb uninsured motorists and bolster the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund. One bill adds a $5 moving violation fee directing funds to the fund. the other issues an Insurance Status Sticker on windshields to verify coverage. The plan targets both in state and out of state drivers and would not be a tax.
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Glen Burnie, Md
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
John R. Jewell
Jewell
Department of Motor Vehicles
Robert A. Ellis
Clayton Lane
University of Oregon
Sanford University
Bell- McClure Syndicate
Dorothy ‘Dix
Why Women Choose The Dresses They Do
Dr Joyce Brothers explains why women select specific dresses and how that choice relates to status among other women. She notes husbands often misunderstand, as women dress not for men but to influence female perception and social standing.
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Dorothy Dix
Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Unemployment Claims Drop in Maryland for 1964
Maryland’s Department of Employment Security reports 1964 unemployment claims at 196,659 with $35,569,493 in benefits. Executive Director Stephen C. Cromwell notes a $3.84 million decline from 1963 and 92,192 claimants, 6,128 fewer than the previous year, with average 12 weeks of benefits and 16.4 percent exhausting benefits.
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Department of Employment Security
Stephen C. Cromwell
Department
Cromwell
Maryland
Air Force eases enlistment for non graduates with test score
The Air Force will allow non high school graduates to enlist if they score 1000 on the Air Force Aptitude Test. Waivers are not required and applicants aged 17 to 26 may take the test, with minimum 18 before enlistment. Testing days include Mondays in Frederick and Thursdays in Hagerstown.
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United States Air Force
Air Force
Frederick
Hagerstown
Red Cross Receives Flood Contribution
The Frederick Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 120 in voluntary contributions to aid West Coast flood victims. The organization continues relief work placing the homeless and providing aid, urging further contributions labeled disaster to the Frederick Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Frederick
American Red Cross
The
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from January 19 to 24 list first child Debra Michelle for Mr. and Mrs. William H. Winders of Frederick. Jennifer Lynne for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darnell of Dickerson. Timothy Allen for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beachley of Frederick. Edward Allen for Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Hoke of Walkersville. Jeffrey Elmo for Mr. and Mrs. Elmo B. Allen of Frederick. Melissa Anne for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O. Morris of Jefferson. Douglas Bryan for Mr. and Mrs. R Dwight Leatherman of Thurmont. Bobby Dwayne for Mr. and Mrs. Bobby W. Deeds of Frederick. Orioles lose sixth in a row as West Virginia School for the Deaf beats Maryland School for the Deaf 73–47 at the Orioles’ gym.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
William H. Winders
Pontiac Avenue
Frederick
Debra Michelle
Winders
Joanne Mayo
Baton Rouge
Ray Darnell
Dickerson
Jennifer Lynne
Robert Beachley
RFD
Timothy Allen
Robert N. Hoke
Walkersville
Edward Allen
Elmo B. Allen
John Hanson
Bobby Dwayne
Sunny
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Orioles
West Virginia
School For the Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
America
Kling
S. Market
E. Patrick MO
A&p
Ron
Delmonico
Lebanon
A&P’s
Florida
California
Frozen Foods
Pillsbury
Heinz Baby Foods
Jane Parker
Large Angel Food Rings “Tech
Campbell's
Ann Page
Hafnia
Wonderfoil
AKP
F. Rell
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