Frederick County Teachers Oppose Frostburg and James Bills
The Frederick County Teachers Association opposes the Frostburg plan to join the University of Maryland and the James Bill, urging careful consideration by Annapolis lawmakers. They support a salary schedule bill and Senate measures funding community colleges, while opposing bills that appoint the state superintendent and publish teacher salaries.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Frostburg
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick County
Frostburg Teachers College
Warfield Commission
Legislative Council
Frostburg State Teachers College
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Maryland State Teachers Association
State Board of Education
Maryland Association of School Boards
Maryland Association of Superintendents of Schools
Tawes
Montgomery County
Senate
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Last French Priest In Red China Dies
Rev. Anatole Ghestin, 89, Jesuit priest and the last French priest in Communist China, died in Sienhsien, South Central Hopei. He spent 54 years in China and was nearly blind. His last known act was a request for chocolate for the needy. Bishop James E. Walsh remains the only known non Chinese missionary in China under sentence.
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Rome
Fides
Hong Kong
Anatole Ghestin
Society of Jesus
China
Sienhsien
Hopen
Father Ghestin
Sienhsein
Mission Annual of
James E. Walsh
Marymount
Walsh
Cumberland, Md
Food Barrel Project Ends With Broad Local Aid
The Salvation Army and Lions Club conclude the city food barrel aid for the unemployed. 99 families, about 519 people, received 124 food orders worth 12 to 20 dollars. Clothing, bedding, fuel and utility help totaling dozens of items were distributed, with claims easing as needs were met.
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Salvation Army
Thomas Woodcock
Lions Group
Army
James A. Grove
Brunswick
Friendly Hitch-Hiker Triggers Car Crash At Braddock Heights
State Police report a hitchhiker at Braddock Heights startled Mrs. Janet Foland Sharrer causing her to flee her stopped car. The 1960 Buick drifted into a tree on Route 40A with about $50 damage. no charges were filed. Elbert E. Fink was seeking a ride to Frederick.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Janet Foland Sharrer
Trail Avenue
Jefferson Boulevard
Route 4A
Elbert E. Fink
RFD 1
Middletown
Sharrer
Route 40 A
Fink
Robert L. McAfee
Mt Airy to Install Water Meters and Hikes
Mt Airy Mayor Frank E Harper announced a plan to install water meters over four to five years with total costs between 32000 and 330000. The quarterly base charge rises from 6 to 7 dollars and a 1 dollar discount remains for prompt payment. The town has already started meter installations and ongoing pipe repairs amid aging lines and a new 200000 gallon tank supplementing the old 73000 gallon tank.
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Mt. Airy
Frank E. Harper
Harper
Westminster Native Purchases Newspaper
ABERDEEN Miss AP The year old Aberdeen Miss Examiner has a new owner today Roy Steinfert announced its sale Wednesday to W Emerson Jones of LaGrange Ill for an undisclosed sum. Emerson Jones has published a weekly newspaper at LaGrange for 12 years. He is a native of Westminster Md.
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Aberdeen. Miss
Aberdeen
Examiner
Roy Steinfert
W. Emerson Jones
LaGrange
Emerson Jones
Westminster
Dead Fish May Prove Blessing For Farm Ponds
Local fish official says the large number of dead fish after a hard winter should not alarm residents. The dead fish may balance overcrowded ponds and improve future fishing. Trout stocking plans proceed with 2,000 trout each for Hunt ing and Rock Creeks, to precede the trout season reopening. Public sale reports a brick dwelling on West Patrick sold for 5 460 to Mr and Mrs Robert L Smith from Minnie M Koogle estate.
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Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Powell
Ing
Rock Creek
Montgomery County
West Patrick Street
Court House
Robert L. Smith
West Third Street
Minnie M. Koogle
Parsons Newman
Delbert S.null
Null and Null
Explosions Injure 31 at Ethyl Plant in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Louisiana three blasts rocked the Ethyl Corp chemical wash house injuring 31 workers. Two men were reported missing with no deaths confirmed. Six hospitalized 25 treated at the plant center. A yellow cloud drifted westward as workers fled to safety.
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Baton Rouge
Ethyl Corp
Ethyl
Big Chemical Center
J. D. Adams
Mississippi River
Petro-Chemical
Railroads suffer winter losses as snow bites profits
New York Central warned that three months of winter hurt its finances by about 6.5 million dollars after January losses. New Haven pegged snow and harbor strike tolls above 4 million, while Long Island Railroad boosted passenger revenue but still posted a 917 thousand dollar January deficit. Other carriers showed similar strains from weather and disrupted freight. In Delhi, Nehru denied Khrushchev apologized to him over espionage issues, saying the ambassador apologized instead.
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New York
Great Plains
New York Central
New York Harbor
New Haven
Long Island Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Reading Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
De Gaulle Draws Algerian Rebel Accord To Peace Talks
In Rabat the Algerian rebels accepted De Gaulle’s bid for direct negotiations ending the war. They seek independence, while France contends talks cover self-determination and a Grand Maghreb, with neighboring leaders backing a framework for decolonization.
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Rabat
Morocco
Charles de Gaulle
France
Tunisia
Algeria
Paris
Algeran
Tuisia
Ferhat Abbas
Hassan II
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Louis Terrencire
Terrenoire
North Africa
Jailed Mother Turns Jail Cell Into Nursery
In Clovis New Mexico 26 year old Iry Raines jailed for driving with expired license turns cell into a nursery for her 16 month old son Terry The fine of 10 plus 5 court costs is being paid at 1 per day despite offers to pay She says she wants her husband to get her out and objects to the court costs while Dennis Raines says he cannot pay but may cover the fine The couple's 5 year old son Guy visits from work to see his mother with the family awaiting the penny daily payment.
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Clovis
Iry Raines
Terry
Guy
Haseen
Prank Allegedly Holds Utah Prison Inmates in Plate Shop
Mrs. Lynn Roberts of the Utah Automobile Association opened an envelope for a customer and found stamped license plates with a message claiming John Turner, Utah State Prison warden, is holding inmates against their will to make plates. Turner called the incident a prison shop prank by inmates.
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Salt Lake City
Lynn Roberts
Utah Automobile Association
John Turner
Utah
Teen shoots parents in garage in Van Nuys tragedy
In Van Nuys a 15 year old boy shot his parents in their garage wounding them before police took him into Juvenile Hall on charges of assault with intent to commit murder. The father Mr Harry J Wiggins 42 spoke of disbelief while hospitalized and the mother Mrs Florence Wiggins 36 later sent a nurse a message saying they still love their son and want to help him. The teen claimed his parents nagged him about chores and school prompting the attack.
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Los Angeles
Terry
Harry J. Wiggins
Queen of Angels Hospital
Wiggins
Florence
Mom
Iine
Dad
Weather hints at early spring warmth then chillier end to week
Forecaster reports near 30s this afternoon with bright sun prompting coats to come off downtown. By evening clouds move in with possible showers Friday, then gusty winds and a dip back to colder air, with weekend snow flurries possible.
Rampaging Congo soldiers kill 44 in Luluabourg clashes
UN reports 44 civilians killed in street fighting in Luluabourg after three Congolese soldiers were slain and three wounded by pro Lumumbist mobs. Ghanaian and Congolese troops sealed areas, set roadblocks, and UN ordered all personnel to surrender arms.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Solldiers
Laluabours
United Nations
Capial
Kasai
Stan- Neville
Luluabourg
Congo
Belgium
U. N
Leopoldsville
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Ito
Col
Mulumba
IG. N
Ndesha
United Naions
Driver Acquitted In Accident Case At Fort Detrick
Gerald Allen Dominick was found not guilty of failing to drive to the right of center after an accident on Rocky Springs road. Trooper Forsythe testified the icy, 15 foot wide road with snow banks left little room to maneuver.
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Fort Detrick
Byron Thompson
Gerald Allen Dominick
Rocky Springs
J den Ice
Forsythe
Dominick
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