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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

16

Opponents Rally At Montgomery Power Line Hearing

Local residents and area leaders spoke at the Montgomery County Board of Zoning Appeals final hearing on PEPCO's proposed overhead line from Dickerson toward Leesburg Virginia. Opponents argued land values scenic riverfront land and rural character would be harmed while PEPCO emphasized a national emergency ring around Washington and limited future use.

Poolesville Dickerson Montgomery County PEPCO Potomac River Ardale O'Hanlon Leesburg Lovettsville Virginia Virginia Electric Power Company Robert Rusher Montgomery Appeals Board Westchester County New York Joseph Finnegan Bethesda Slice Kenneth Endicott National Cancer Research Institute Sidney Wells Potomac Electric Power Company Dorsey Hughes Appeals Board Washington, D.C VEPCO Potomac Edison Company Frederick County Robert Linowes Silver Spring

PEPCO Faces Legal Challenge Over Rural Power Line Exemption

The attorney argued PEPCO failed to prove the line is essential at the site and would not affect property values, denying the special zoning exemption. PEPCO has filed suit to overturn the new zoning law requiring such exemptions before a permit can be issued.

PEPCO Montgomery County Appeals Board Montgomery County Council County Council Zoning Appeals Board Montgomery County

Gore not to contest Maryland congressman primary

Louise Gore of Montgomery County says she will not contest the Maryland Republican primary result. She accepted the canvass and praised election supervisors while congratulating David Scull, who defeated her 43,092 to 43,022 for the at large seat. Scull faces Democratic incumbent Carlton F. Sickles in November. A new transistor design is reported to exceed previous frequency range and radiation resistance by a factor of ten.

Potomac del. Louise Gore David Scull Maryland Montgomery County Miss Gore Scull GOP Carlton FR. Sickles

See Improved Situation In Viet Nam See Improved Situation In Viet Nam

U S officials wrap up a Southeast Asia strategy conference in Hawaii amid mixed views on South Viet Nam gains. Dean Rusk Robert McNamara and other policy makers head to Washington with proposals for President Johnson, based on intelligence briefings and reports from Lodge and diplomats in Thailand and Laos.

Honolulu U.S Southeast Asia South Viet Nam Dean Rusk Robert 5. McNamara Washington Pacific Command Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge Thailand Laos United States Pathet Lao Plaine Des Jarres Viet Nam Viet Cong The Pentagon

Southeast Asia tensions and Polish trade pact noted

U S officials weigh Laos Pathet Lao moves and Viet Cong activity amid a Southeast Asia policy review. In London Britain commits to broaden trade with Poland, following similar deals with Hungary and Czechoslovakia and talks with Romania upcoming.

London Britain Poland Board of Trade Hungary Czechoslovakia Romania

More Policemen Are Assigned In New York City

Mayor Wagner ordered nearly 1000 policemen placed on overtime and sent into streets and subways to curb rising mayhem and vandalism by youths. Emergency talks with Police Commissioner Murphy and Transit Authority officials followed the directive as the city sea rches for law and order.

New York Robert F. Wagner Wagner Michael J. Murphy Transit Authority

City to double police presence after weekend unrest

Chairman Joseph E. O Grady relayed concerns over weekend outbursts by Negro youths. Within 48 hours 500 city policemen will be on overtime plus 200 Transit Authority police for the subways. TA trainees will ride with veterans and by July 1 about 200 will be ready for overtime subway duty. The second sentence about muscle water content appears unrelated.

Joseph E. O’grady Wagner Transit Authority

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