Aldermen hold lengthy session on zoning and alley dispute
The Board of Aldermen debated two rezoning requests and a heated "Battle of the Alley" near Grant Place and Taney Avenue as residents urged a city decision. A North Market Street apartment project sparked concern over safety and traffic with 80 units planned on 3.5 acres at 7th Street corridor.
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Frederick
Villa Estates
Grant Place
Taney Avenue
Wth Street
William S. Rourtzahn
Taney Ae
7Th Street
North Market Street
East Ninth St
Alton Y. Bennett
Henry E. Nichols
Washington
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Bennett
Nichols
Donald Hogan
Jacob R. Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
Carroll Parkway
Lydia G. White
Perm
Jerry Strong
City approves rezoning plan with caveat near Carroll Park
The council granted rezoning on most property except a Carroll Park Way section, to be approved later after conference. Citizen Charles J. Zajicek submitted 105 names opposing the alley between Taney and Grant Place, arguing taxpayer waste. Routzahn objected to the alley, noting it would be 16 feet from his home, below code minimum. William C. Lee of Lincoln High School joined the City Housing Authority to fill an unexpired term. Invocation followed by Rev. Dr. Raymond F. E. Wilhelm.
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Taney
Grant Place
Routzahn
William C. Lee
Lincoln High School
City
Raymond FE. Wilhelm
Grace United Church In Christ
McKeldin Urges Synthesis of Science and Philosophy
Theodore R. McKeldin told Hahnemann Medical College’s 133rd graduation class that American intellectual life is divided and could gulf, urging a synthesis where science and philosophy support each other. He received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters and stressed the ideal of intellect driven by emotion toward greater truth.
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Philadelphia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Hahnemann Medical College
McKeldin
House panel May Expand Harpers Ferry Monument
About 30 acres would be added to Harpers Ferry National Monument in West Virginia under a bill approved by the House Public Lands subcommittee. The Senate has approved a similar measure. The land, to be acquired from trustees of Storer College, includes the Storer College site and the original site of John Brown's arsenal and the old federal armory. Estimated cost of the land acquisition is $300,000.
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Washington
Harper’s Ferry National Monument
West Virginia
House Public Lands
Senate
Storer College
Federal Armory
Senate panel censures U.S. handling of U2 spy case
A Senate subcommittee criticized the administration for how it handled the U2 incident, urging adherence to time tested intelligence principles. It called for higher coordination of intel, separation of diplomacy from spying, and public statements only when national interest dictates. The panel signed by Sen. Henry M. Jackson and others warns against premature disclosures.
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Washington
Senate
Subcommittee On
National Policy Machinery
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
Tee
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
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