Hatton recalls highway plan goals for county planners
Retiring County Planner Arthur B. Hatton urged the Planning Commission to treat the Mast ex Highway Plan as objectives guidance. He stressed coordinating with State Roads and County Roads boards to balance state projects with local impact and to improve primary and secondary highways for local traffic. He concluded by joining a planning firm in Washington DC while remaining active in Frederick County planning.
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Planning Commission
Arthur B. Hatton
Commission
Hatton
State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
U.S. Bureau of Roads
Hatten
Jocal Planning Commission
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Khrushchev Proposes U.N. Assembly Move On Disarmament
In Moscow Khrushchev urges the next U.N. General Assembly session to break the East West deadlock on disarmament. He denounces Western “empty talk” at Geneva and notes Britain and Canada seek renewed talks. Tass reports omit U.S. call for a Disarmament Commission meeting.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
John Diefenbaker
Geneva
Soviet Union
Paris
United States
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Tass
U.S
Disarmament Commission
Diefenbaker
Macmillan
London
Alexander Soldatov
State Promotion Aims to Brand Maryland as Compact Vacation Land
Maryland’s Department of Economic Development develops a four color brochure to promote Maryland as a compact vacation state. Chief Robert Liston says the guide will showcase activities and sights and avoid regional labels to attract more tourists. The pamphlet highlights Maryland’s 200 mile span from Ocean City to Garrett County and easy travel across the state.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of Economic Development
Robert A. Liston
Division of Tourist Development and Publicity
Liston
Ocean City
Garrett County
Birth Rate Declines Amid Month of Data From May
May births totaled about 395,000 tentative, down 0.9 percent from May 1959 with the birth rate dropping 2.2 percent to 22.4 per 1,000. Five month totals show 1,676,000 births, down 4.3 percent in rate. marriages rise 3.4 percent to 120,000 in May and 526,000 January-May, with rates up to 7.9 and 7.1 respectively. Summer session at the University of Maine enrolls 1,800 students from 33 states plus Canada and DC, record enrollment projected near 2,000. Rome archaeologists clear Ludus Magnus near Colosseum.
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Washington
U.S
National Office of Vital Statistics Today
Oronog
States
Canada
District of Columbia
University of Maine
Mark R. Shibler
Thurmont
Maryland
Eugene F. Wood Jr
R.F.D. 2
Rome
Colosseum
Bail Denied for Man Held on Breakin Charge at Torquay
Prosecutor N. B. Jennings opposed bail for Francis Voisey, 46, on a breaking and entering charge in Torquay England. Voisey swallowed a spoon handle, four feet of chain, and a nail file while in jail. hospital treatment followed after removal.
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Torquay
England
N. B. Jennings
Francis Voisey
Voisey
Man Swallows Objects in Court Incident
In a chaotic courtroom, Voisey swallowed an open safety pin then his false teeth and two thermometers after removal. Bail was denied as Jennings argued the suspect might abscond if freed, while Volsey admitted having nightmares.
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Voisey
Jennings
Philadelphia Electric seeks Peach Bottom atomic plant permit
Philadelphia Electric Co. filed with the Atomic Energy Commission for a construction permit to build an atomic power plant at Peach Bottom Pennsylvania on the Susquehanna River nine miles above Conowingo Dam. The high temperature helium cooled graphite moderated station would generate about 40 000 kilowatts and be finished in 1963.<R> R G Rincliffe president of PECo said the plant with its new reactor concept promises a major advance in reactor technology and economics and marks a forward step toward national goal of economical nuclear power competitive with conventional fuels.
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Washington
Philadelphia Electric Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Peach Bottom
Susquehanna River
Conowingo Dam
R. G Rincliffe
Philadelphia Electric
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station
CBS Plans New Building on Avenue of the Americas
CBS announced a skyscraper headquarters on the Avenue of the Americas two blocks from NBC’s RCA Building with occupancy planned for spring 1964. A Webb and Knapp sale of a 40 000 square foot parcel on the east side was recorded but price and size of the new structure were not disclosed.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Avenue of the Americas
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
CBS
NBC
32Nd
33Rd Street
Webb and
Knapp
Soviet Freighter Sails With Food for Congo
The Soviet freighter Leninogorsk departed Odessa carrying a food donation for Congo, per Radio Moscow. The shipment signals continued Soviet aid amid regional needs and Cold War contest.
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Food For
Ballenger 4H Meeting Plans Buffet Luncheon
The Ballenger Girls 4H held a regular meeting at the Community hall in Feagaville with Charlotte Shafer presiding. Twelve members and one leader answered the roll call My Favorite Buffet Foods. Darlene Flook demonstrated Tangy Footie Fruitie Punch and Sarah King showed Flower Arrangements and How To Make Care Curtains. The bulletin board committee was elected Jo Ann King chairwoman Jean Munshower and Darlene Flook. The next meeting will be at Darlene Flook's Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger
Ballenger Girls +H
Feagaville
Charlotte Shafer
Jo Ann King
Jean Munshower
Darlene Flook
Sarah King
Yellow Springs
Flames damage tractor on Ralph Miller farm near Sabillasville
A farm tractor burst into flames at the Ralph Miller farm on the Deerfield Foxville road near Sabillasville. The gas tank exploded after Miller and a farm helper tried to refill it, causing substantial tractor damage but no spread to nearby buildings.
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Ralph Miller
Deerfield
Foxville
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge Summit
Harry McClain
Miller
McClain
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Scott
Central Intelligence Agency
Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
Georgias
A. E. Marty Matthews
W. C. Fields
Matthews
UPAR
John Kenneth Henderson
C. Kenneth Henderson
Fairview Avenue
Strayer Junior College of Finance
Henderson
Frederick High School
National Englaving Company
Charles Ridgely Brust
Charles Brust
East Fourth Street
Straver Junior College of Finance
Donald L. Leishear
USN
Chester M. Leishear
Monrovia
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Urial
Volsey
Service
Glass & Mirror
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R. T. Delaughter & Son
Shookstows
Patrick St_ Call MO
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
Martin Post
Baltimore
Holmes M.brown
Ford
Detroit
Martin Co
Brown
Colonial Williamsburg
Francis Scott Key
Tiap
Colonial
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Xlass
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