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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1960
Page
9
Frederick County Youth for Christ leaders and fourteen teens joined about a thousand youths from the Eastern United States at the Eastern Area Convention. The group stayed at the Seaside Hotel in Ocean City New Jersey, with director Franklin R. Hatcher pictured among participants.
The Internal Revenue Service will base a complete electronic computer system in Martinsburg West Virginia with IBM chosen to automate tax collection area by area over nine years Nine regional centers will feed magnetic tapes to the Martinsburg installation for final tabulation and tax computation Taxpayers records will be stored on IBM tape for three years past Latham said the first processing of returns will begin in 1962 and automation will take several years to complete
Funeral services planned for Friday in Martinsburg W Virginia for Richard Arnold Alden six year old teacher and minister who died Wednesday at his Sky Line Park home after a six month illness He taught at Mt Aetna Academy Elementary School in Hagerstown Maryland since 1959 and previously taught in Wilmington Delaware Ohio and in the Maritime Provinces of Canada He was a graduate of Atlantic Union College South Lancaster Massachusetts He is survived by his widow a son a daughter his mother and a sister.
Andrew Coyne, 69, designer of the Malpasset Dam, died after long illness. He built dams in France, North Africa, Indonesia, Canada and South America and favored thin concrete arches. Investigations into Malpasset blamed rock shifts. no final responsibility decision. Also notes on whale anatomy and evolution.
In Baltimore AP report Motor Vehicle Commissioner Joan Jewell told a Legislative Council committee uninsured motorists will face a higher license plate assessment next year to fund the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund. He noted the fund taps from insurance companies and previously paid $1 to start it, with current reserves near 2 million dollars and expected receipts far below needed. He backed no changes to the new point system for drivers, while penalties remain automatic for accumulating moving-violation points.
Sister Hilda president announces an Institute on the Fine Arts in Christian Culture at St Joseph College Emmitsburg for the 1960 1961 academic year Financed by the Esso Education Foundation twelve three hour Saturday sessions will feature Catholic artists lecturing on all aspects of creative art Donald J Waters M F A associate professor of Speech and Drama at St Josephs coordinates the project sponsors hope students will recognize Catholic contributions to the arts to foster future cultural support
Emmet Lavery Sara Lee Stadelman Philip Scharper and others conduct drama dance aesthetics sacred art and more in a series of guest artist sessions at St Joseph College and Mary’s College with two academic credits upon completion. attendees include faculty students from local Catholic colleges in Maryland and D C.
Taneytown residents and relatives report returning from trips to the Great Smokies and Cherokee Indian Reservation. Several couples and families, including the Eckers, Powell, Nulls, and Poole, hosted and visited relatives in Maryland, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania during the weeklong period.
The United States extended 130 million dollars in surplus farm aid to Poland to reduce reliance on Moscow, bringing total aid to 426 million over four years. The agreement followed Gomulka's regime paying 49 million to compensate Americans for wartime nationalization. State Department kept aiding Poland despite Polish officials’ Moscow alignments on issues like the U2 flight. Fraternal Order of Eagles officers announce state visitation to Brunswick on August 21 with a Brunswick picnic the same day. Frederick Aerie 1067 residents win top state awards for recruiting new members.
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