Gleason seeks joint meeting with Human Relations panel
Montgomery County Councilman James P. Gleason urged a joint meeting with the Human Relations Commission after criticizing a two subcommittee report on police community relations. He noted the council believes the county police are capable and questioned reopening sensitive issues. The council also approved funds for a community center, heard a Bethesda fire station site price, corrected a zoning oversight, and backed the rapid rail plan.
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William Grappam
Mongomery
Rockvuelle
James P. Gleason
Commission
Gleason
Muman Relations Commission
Justice and Youth Recreation Committees
Bethesda
Human Relations Commission
Bertram L. Keys Jr
Montgomery County
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration
Tdial Ogues
Dnportunls
Palivee Department
Lnit
Freedom House
Scotland
Montgomery Village
PlentY of Servants South Africa Budget Study
Whites in South Africa spend more than twice as much of their family budgets on servants than in any other country. A Witwatersrand University survey found no country where servants exceed 1.5 percent of an average family budget. South African families allocate 3.2 percent for their plentiful black servants.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Witwatersrand University
Family Doylesville Postmaster Retires After 61 Years
In Doylesville Colorado AP reports the retirement of Mrs. Frank Stephenson as postmaster marking 61 years of five postmasters from the same family serving the office.
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Doylesville, Colo
Frank Stephenson
Area Teachers Attend Institute At University Of Virginia
About 50 educators from 32 colleges, universities and state education departments in Maryland Virginia North and South Carolina attend two institutes on educational programming evaluation at the University of Virginia this month. Participants include Miss Margaret L. Munn and Dr Theron R B Thompson from Western Maryland College, along with St Joseph College leaders and St Mary Virginia instructors.
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Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
University of Virginia
Research Training Division
Office of Education
Margaret L. Munn
Hood College
Harold J. Maloney Jr
Department of Education
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
St. Mary Virginia
Theron RB. Thompson
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Leonard S. Bowlsbey
Rita M. Frey
Celestial Bodies Law Governs Moon Landing
UN diplomats who helped shape the 1967 space treaty will watch Apollo 1 with keen interest. If Armstrong and Aldrin land, the diplomats will see how international law governs celestial bodies and limits sovereignty. The article notes future issues like space traffic, licenses, and potential military uses.
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Moon Landing
United Nations
Lyndon B. Johson
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Moon
U.S
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