Lady Beatle Shies From Mania During Beatle Tour
Cynthia Lennon the shy wife of John Lennon stayed largely out of the tour spotlight during the Beatles United States visit. She dodged photographers and skipped press conferences while John and the group faced Beatlemania, choosing hotel stays, car rides, and private outings to avoid mobs.
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Mary Campbell
AP News
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Dear Polly Pointers and Homemaking Tips
A collage of reader tips from Dear Polly on practical kitchen hacks. Ground coffee in percolators prevents stale taste. packing baby food jars into shallow cartons speeds checkout and reduces bag wear. a gaily decorated screen door keeps kids away from naps while letting sound through. Other hints include wallpapering hallways with magazine covers, using old toothbrushes at sewing machines, taping appointment reminders inside medicine chests, cleaning cast iron with ammonia, dry-foot skiing tips with plastic bag liners, boiling skillets, making a waxed paper funnel for liquids, and a note about Polly’s Dollar rewards. Also brief items on being reassigned Airman Jack L. Saba.
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Frederick News-Post
Downtown Merchants Meet Monday in Frederick
The Downtown Frederick Association held its last monthly luncheon of the first fiscal year at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Vice President Carl C. Fink reviewed growth from 30 to nearly 100 downtown businesses, highlighted urban renewal efforts, and urged greater Aldermen attendance and a City Parking Authority. Officers will continue, with Kratzer as president and Fink as vice president for another term. A separate note from Waynesboro, Pa., reports a school committee studying maintenance costs of old buildings versus new construction.
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Francis Scott Key
Dean J. Kratzer
Carl C. Fink
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City Board of Aldermen
Market
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Kratzer
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Harry Rovin
Samuel F. Deterding
Waynesboro
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Committees Back Maryland Tax Hike With Rebates Possible
Maryland fiscal committees backed Gov Tawes plan to raise state income taxes by a third starting January. The House Ways and Means 28 to 3 vote followed Senate Finance approval. An amendment would allow rebates from surplus exceeding eight million if revenue surpasses estimates of forty two million. Detected opposition came from Del Miller and others who warned money would be spent if available.
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Gov
Tawes
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
State Board of Public Works
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James R. Miller Jr
R-Montgomery
Dels
Camillo N. Antoinelli
D-Baltond
C. Stanley Blair
R-Harford
J. Glenn Beall
R-Allegany
Charles S. Bresler
R Montgomery
Senate committee approves school funding bill amid tax concerns
The measure, costing 16.2 million dollars for next year, was approved by voice vote after objections to a look-ahead tax. The tax is projected to raise more than twice that amount when fully in force, with Gov. Tawes saying extra revenue will cover future spending. House leaders hailed the committee vote as a breeze expected to boost passage.
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Senate version laid over after floor debate Monday night
The senate version was brought to the floor Monday night but opponents moved to lay it over for a day to study the amendments.
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Senate
Helicopter Crash Kills Navy Officer in South Viet Nam
An H21 helicopter carrying eight Americans lost power and crashed in a Cao Lanh soccer field near Saigon. A Navy officer was killed. others sustained cuts and bruises. The death raised U.S. Viet Nam casualties to 190 since Dec 1 1961, with 112 killed in combat.
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U.S
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Montgomery Man Outlines His Bills
State Senator Gilbert Gude outlined legislation in the Maryland Senate including two redistricting plans for Montgomery and Prince Georges counties and a joint measure to combine parts of the counties into a single district. He advocated the Gateway Amendment a constitutional convention proposal and noted other bills on Vietnam tax exemptions, S&L losses tax deductions, and a beer tax study. A Lions Club Farmers Night in Taneytown featured talk by Extension Agent Robert Jones on changing agriculture as the next meeting plans a shrimp and chicken feast. If the U S had the population density of The Netherlands it could accommodate all the world’s inhabitants.
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Montgomery County
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Prince Georges
James Clark
Howard County
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Frederick County
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Senate Judicial Procedures Committee
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Taneytown Lions Club
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Carroll County
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Lions Delmar Biffle
Argyle Kaufmann
Robert Johnson
St. Josephs Hall
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