Virginia Schools Move Toward First Integration
Virginia state leaders debated next steps as Governor Almond resisted strong legislature measures. Norfolk planned to reopen its schools with 17 Negro pupils admitted after federal orders, while Arlington considered delaying tactics and division by sex as a compromise to slow integration.
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Richmond
J Landway Almond Jr
Almond
Almand
Assembly
Assembly 4
Norfolk
Calvin H. Dalby
Arlington County
Potomac River
Washington
Stratford
Arlington School
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Appeals Court
Frank L. Ball
Warren
Almord
Arlington
Soviet Moon Shot Signals High Missile Accuracy
Washington AP reports government scientists told Senate committees that Soviet intercontinental missiles could hit targets in the United States with pinpoint accuracy. NASA officials cautioned against underestimating Soviet claims of sending Sunik beyond the Moon into solar orbit, while asserting U.S. propulsion leads.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
T. Keith Gleoten
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Government Space Agency
Senate Space Committee
Glennan
Homer
Tee Stewart
NASA
Maryland Legislature Considers Economic Development Commission
Gov Tawes backs a bill to create a seven member Maryland Economic Development Commission with a $150000 budget and a $15000 director salary. The new agency shifts planning and promotion functions from existing bodies and draws members from specified counties with Senate confirmation.
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Annapolis
Economic Development Commission
Maryland
Gov Tawes
Department of Reformation
Commission
State Planning Commission
Econome Development Department
Ballimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Carroll
Harford
Howard
Calvert
Charles
St Mary's
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Washington
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Baltimore City
Senate
del. Loveless
Drew Ve
Tawes
Dels. Dowell
D-Calvert
Staten
D-Balto
Sounty
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Del
del. Schwein
Whose Farm Is This Feature Prompting Calls
The News-Post urges readers to identify a mystery farm shown in a photo. The first five correct callers will win Tivoli theater passes, and the farm operator will receive a mounted photo. Identification will be published next week.
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News-Post Business Office
Tivoli Theater
Yehoo
News- Post
Oldtime Winters and the Farm Sleds of Frederick County
A nostalgic memoir recalls winter chores on a Maryland farm. The author describes sled soles made from flexible wood, harness repairs, and making horse gear during long snowy seasons. Family evenings featured Amos and Andy, hot popcorn, churned butter, and homemade music and games.
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Wilma Smith
Frederick
Frederick County
Grandfather
Amos
Andy
Cumberland Times leader tapped for Maryland Roads post
Annapolis AP reports John J Me Wiely, Cumberland publisher, is favored to replace Robert C Bonnell as chairman of Maryland State Roads Commission. Gov Tawes, aiming to expand to five members and hire a fulltime executive director, could shift agency balance. McMullen, 51, president of Times and Alleghanian Co., would bring newsroom oversight to the post.
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Annapolis
Johe J
Stutter
Cumberland
Limes
Maryland
Tan
McMullen
Robert C. Bonnell
Enior
Z Bonnell
Mer
Tawes
Thee
Commission
Thie
Edgar T. Jennett
The
Times and Alleganian Co
Cumiberland News
Evening Times
Sunday Times
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Virginia
Frederick Federal
Economic Commission Proposed
Hagerstown
Hancock
Donald Thompson
Norman D. Trail
Edward P. Fost
James F. Strine
Points
Thompson
Trail
Diddle de Dumpty
Fredericktown
Savings Institution Bankers
Federal Deport Reserance Corporation
Vaiss
Sam Miller
Ti Sowh Market
Motorola Wayside
Patrick ST
Wale
High's
Deliciens Hotel
Daly
V-3 Spec
SPT
T. B
Leth. Trumph. P
Plymouth
Chrysler
Saratoga
SAVOY
DR. Sed
A. T
Tor. A. Tad
Door Sedan Ltd. Trans
BR. Mepan
Renew Meter Co
N. Market
Uoustain
Stete
Naore
Aesina
Panionship
Hfe
Viking
Carrollton
Tod
Jef
Ferson
Scholl's Lane
Viking Aluminum House
Brosius Homes Corp
Cline
South Market St
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