Chicanery charge hits Maryland governor Tawes
Maryland Republican chair D Eldred Rinehart accuses Gov Tawes of chicanery in proposed 8th Congressional District and of fiscal shenanigans with the sales tax. He cites plan to redraw districts and a tax rate change to 25 cents starting point and meals tax, urging a public referendum ahead of next year’s elections.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Republican Party
Tawes
D. Eldred Rinehart
Republican State Central Committee
Great
Free State
Rinehart
State House
Howard
League of Women Voters
Water Pollution Bill Is Adopted By Congress
Washington AP Senate passage sends to Kennedy a 570 million water pollution control bill with new federal powers to secure clean water. It raises state grants from 50 million to 100 million by 1964, caps federal share at 60 or 30 percent, and funds sewage and antipollution projects. Flexible yearly grants: 80M, 90M, then 100M. five year 5M research allotment.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
United Airliner Experiences Trouble Locally
A United Air Lines DC8 on a training flight reported hydraulic fluid loss and landed safely at Stapleton Field with four aboard. The earlier Wednesday crash near the same field killed 17. No injuries or fire department needs occurred. Polaris tested on Cape Canaveral marks a 1600 mile flight of the A2 missile, slated for operational status next year.
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Denver
Colo
United Air Lines
UAL
Stapleton Field
United
Philadelphia
Polaris
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Signal Units Return Home After Training Two Weeks
Signal units 559th Company and 302nd Battalion finish two weeks of intensive active duty training at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia. They supported training for over 25 000 Reserve Component troops and showcased the One Army defense team with versatile combat technicians. Major Richard C. Bowers receives promotion to major during the period. Next year the 302nd will train at Fort Meade Maryland as part of ongoing readiness.
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Camp
A, P
Hill
559Th Signal Company
CONST
302Nd Signal Battalion
USAR
Frederick
302Th
559Th
302Nd
James Fraser
Henry Groff
Broaddus
Bowers
Brunswick
Richard C. Bowers
Brunswick Street
A. P. Hill
Continental Army Command
Fort George G. Meade
Khan Greeted By New Yorkers
President Mohammad Ayub Khan urged U S business leaders to invest in Pakistan to help it become self sustaining within 15 to 20 years. He warned that without outside support industrial growth would stall and communism could overwhelm the nation. A Waldorf luncheon honored him after talks in Washington with Kennedy. A throng of about 50 000 cheered as he rode down Lower Broadway. In London a woman failed to win a medical malpractice suit over sterilization resulting in pregnancy.
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New York
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
America
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Ayub Khan
Washington
Kennedy
Broadway
Four Car Crash Near Rockville In Maryland 28
A chain reaction four vehicle crash near Rockville on Maryland 28 caused 475 dollars in damage with no injuries. Gretchen Schlingman 21 of Silver Spring was charged with failing to reduce speed. trial set for August 24 in Rockville Peoples Court.
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Maryland
Rockville
Gretchen Savilla Schlingman
Silver Spring
Mary Ann McCracken
R. C. Snyder
Fannie Louise Mack
Gaithersburg
McCracken
Miss Schlagman
Tawes Holds Top Political Parley
Annapolis AP Gov Tawes chaired a high level Chesapeake Bay conference with state Democrats and aides. The group discussed the 1962 political situation while Tawes planned to announce a second term campaign later in summer. Attendees included Atty Gen Finan Comptroller Goldstein Long national committee man Birmingham and adviser Hocker Simpkins Mester Morton Brewer Johnson and other staff.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Chesapeake Bay
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Louis L. Goldstein
Clarence D. Long
Michael Birmingham
George H. Hocker
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Odell M. Smith
Edmund C. Mester
James C. Morton
J. Newton Brewer
Montgomery County
Emer Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Across and Down Word Puzzle From British Guiana
A compact word puzzle from British Guiana with clues for across and down entries. Solving yields geographic and cultural terms such as capital, ports, cities, and common nouns across English colonial topics.
Firm Seeks Walkersville Site For Industrial Expansion
Microbiological Associates Inc plans to buy 106 acres on the Claude R. Cram farm between Biggs Ford and Glade Roads just outside Walkersville. The move aims to consolidate operations after rezoning actions by landowner Mr Crum. A public hearing at Frederick County Planning Commission is set for Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Winchester Hall to seek reclassification from A-1 to M-1.
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Microbiological Associates, Inc
Ballenger Creek
Walkersville
The
Biological Laboratory
Chevy Chase
Claude R. Cram
Biggs Ford Road
Glade Road
Crum
Frederick County Planning Commission
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Alfred Catsail
Planning Commission
Crum Farm
Microbiology Associates, Inc
U.S. 30
Ballenger Creek Pike
Samuel W. Reader
Hope Hill Road
Maryland
Leo L
Thelma
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Second Rape Trial Of Contee Put Off
The second rape trial of Gordon L. Contee, moved from Montgomery to Anne Arundel County, was postponed due to the death of his attorney James B. Davis. No new date is set. Contee, a black man, previously won a new trial for race prejudice concerns. Davis argued fairness could be compromised in the prior venue. ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT Montgomery 4-H Club to hold annual event July 19 at the Agricultural Center Gaithersburg with a three-ring Circus and a Style Revue starting at 8 p.m.
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Annapolis
Gordon L. Contee
Anne Arundel County
Contee
James B. Davis
Montgomery County
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Davis
Montgomery
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
County H girls model garments at Montgomery event
The County H girls modeled garments under directions from Phyllis Boddie Modeling School Bethesda with Mary Margaret Smith as mistress of ceremonies. Bette Umstead Olney narrated. Key leaders included Jean King Lorelei Eickelberg Barbara and Nancy Windham. Mrs W S Richardson Gaithersburg chaired the Achievement program for the Montgomery County Extension Service public event.
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Mary Margaret Smith
Bethesda
Bette Umstead
Olney
Jean King
Lorelei Eickelberg
Barbara
Nancy Windham
W. $. Richardson
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Extension Service
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Ray
Worth Food
Peter Inn
Useda
Kenneth Ifert
Middletown
Ug, S Army
339Th Signal Company
Khan
London
Johannah Waters
Lindsay M. Park
Watkins—Burdette Motor CO
Frederick, Md
East Fourth Street
Pearre
South Market St
British Guiana
Britis Guiana
New Guinea
Gibraltar
Chargers
Aig le Sint
ISE Assn
Piccadilly
Woodbine Auto
Woodbine, Maryland
Sykesville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Twinite
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Ted Schult No
Bedrand
Anand Mnieen
Tendard Rodels
Alan
Schult
Lawson Motor
PS & PB
Fordomatic
Sharp
Ridgeville
Tempest
G.M.C
MT. Airy
Mt. Olive Orchard
Libertytown
New Windsor
Tudor & Cyl, Ltd
del Air
R&h
Used Car
West South ST
A&p MO
Chevrolet
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick MO
Phyllis Boddie
Oldsmobile
MOYER
Mercury
Lincoln
South ST
P. Steer
BUICK
FORD
Plymouth
Ideal Garage Co
East Patrick St
Dr. Auto
Rambler
New Market
Pontiac
Pls
Rosh
Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Dial MO
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