Validity Of Legislation Questioned In Maryland
An expert on Maryland law questions the validity of 1955 legislation affecting finances and powers of Maryland municipalities. The home rule amendment may be violated by laws shifting road funds, zoning referendum rules, and tax sale proceeds. Lawyers expect court rulings clarifying county specific provisions. Delegates also heard Millard E. Tydings urge disarmament steps for Eisenhower at the Big Four talks.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Carl N. Everstine
Maryland Municipal League
Everstine
Department of Legislative Reference
Queen Annes County
Calvert Or
Queen Angel County
Cecil County
Stine
League
General Assembly
Joseph M. Ray
Ray
Municipal League
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Eisenhower
Four-Burma PM U Nu on world tour to Washington talks
A scrambled digest shows U Nu touring to Israel Yugoslavia Britain Japan and the United States with a Washington stop for talks with President Eisenhower. The page also includes a column of domestic letters about family loyalty and inlaws, a crime report from Coventry, and a note on Halley’s Comet appearances by the National Geographic Society.
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Burma
U Nu
Israel
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Dorothy Dix Advice on In-Law Family Feud and Mother Tensions
Dorothy Dix counsels Helen T to balance affection for her mother with loyalty to her husband and his family. The mother’s strong preference strains marriage and children, causing rudeness and division. A hinted pattern suggests the mother set early precedent by always getting her way, potentially through temper or feigned illness.
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Miss DIX
Fred
Lot
Lisa
Dorothy Dix
Wroress
Helen T
Doubts Any Weakness In Red Homelands
Washington report cites Adm. Radford saying no deterioration in Soviet strength or Soviet control in Europe likely this year. He warns Communist China will stay cohesive with growing strength and the Sino Soviet tie will remain strong for ideological and practical reasons. The top military spokesman emphasizes a large Soviet armed force beyond defensive needs and notes danger from a small Moscow Peiping group triggering a war with little restraint.
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Washington
Higshoaline Senat
Adm.an
China
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Civ
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S.S.R
Soviet Bloc
United States
Hadford
Moscow
Peiping
Rus- Silas
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Danguard College
Albert C. Palmer
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United States Commissioner of Education
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Knoxville
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