Bill cuts limit on assessors in Frederick County
A Maryland Senate measure by Senator Samuel Barrick would repeal a Frederick County specific provision limiting the number of assessors and tying party affiliation. The bill seeks to bring the county under general state law for assessors, eliminating the current two-party affiliate requirement while retaining current officeholders.
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Frederick County
State Senate
Samuel W. Barrick
Tre Bal
Alters Ag Persuveds
Frederick
State Tax Commission
Board of County Commissioners
County Supervisors of Assessments
House
Senate
Sen. Barrick
Central Accident Records Bureau
Elmer F. Munshower
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Office
Accident Records Bureau
Illnessing Schools See Varied Absentee Rates in February
Across city and county schools illness toll eased in many buildings while others stayed hard hit. Brunswick elementary showed near 30 percent absentees. Parkway Frederick about 20 percent. North Market Street 15–20 percent unseen, Washington Street under 15, East Frederick 10–15. High schools in Frederick reported improving attendance. Middletown saw rising illness with about 70 percent absent in elementary lines. Final February counts awaited from Paul E. Fogle, supervisor of pupil personnel.
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Brunswick Elementary
Yellow Springs
Parkway
Frederick
Frederick High School
West Frederick
Elm Street
North Market Street
Washington Street
East Frederick
Middletown
Ailons
New Market Elementary
Thurmont Elementary
Paul E. Fogle
Board of Education
Macmillan hailed as new leader of West alliance
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was hailed in Britain as the West’s key figure in future talks with the Soviet Union over Germany and West Berlin. Observers credited his Moscow visit with boosting Britain’s leadership role and signaling a path forward.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Western Alliance
Moscow
West
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
Macmillan
Tawes May Revise Some Appointments in Baltimore
Gov. Tawes may revise Baltimore appointments after J Harold Grady's mayoral victory in the Democratic primary. A state senator predicted changes ahead of yesterdays balloting in which Grady defeated Mayor Alesandro. The Green Bay list sent to the Senate included 14 of 16 top city jobs tied to Pollack associates, including Pauli Dorf as Traffic Court chief. confirmation by the Senate pending.
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Annapolisap
Tawes
Baltimore City
J. Harold Grady
Grady
Thomas
Alesandro
Green Bay
Senate
James H
Jack Pollack
Northwest Baltimore
Pauli A’ Dorf
Pollack
Maryland
Snow blankets Western Maryland with up to three inches
Western Maryland recorded up to three inches of snow on Big Savage Mountain with lighter accumulations in Frostburg Oakland and Accident while Cumberland saw only a trace. Roads were slick in Garrett County as temperatures hovered near 28 degrees. The Weather Bureau forecast fair conditions and mild temperatures across the state with 40s in the west and along the eastern shore. The London dispatch notes Prime Minister Macmillan seeking Western Allies talks on disengagement in Central Europe.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Big Savage Mountain
Frostboro
Oakland
McHes
Town Hill
Here
Garrett County
Bing Savane Mountain
Frostburg
Weather Bureau
Town May End Nude Bathing After Dark
After two years of study a town committee recommends repealing a bylaw that tacitly allows nude bathing after dark in Hopkinton Massachusetts. The law bans nudity in waters during daylight and in public view or at any dwelling.
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Hopedale
Mass
Pioneer IV Near Moon Level in Major Space Probe
Washington reports Pioneer IV remained close to lunar distance as ground stations at Goldstone and Mojave Desert reestablished contact. Distances reached about 192 000 miles with speeds near 4.8 mph and later 198 323 miles with 4.74 mph. officials projected closest approach near 7:24 p.m. and noted potential solar orbit after a near miss.
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APY - Pioneer IV
America
Tuching
Goldestone Dry Lane
Ma Ie
Soviet Union
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Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
Abe Mkee RA
General Mobilization Warned as Disastrous By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower warned at a news conference that general mobilization would be futile and disastrous for the free world. He said the current 15 minute alert by the Strategic Air Command is appropriate for world conditions. The second item notes the House Judiciary Committee voting 13 to 11 against Maryland movies censorship for children.
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Eisenhower
Free World
Strategic Air Command
Annapolis
House Judiciary Committee
Maryland
the Provident
U.S
de Alesandra
Glenn Beal
Ang Yeat
Eisen
Hower
Congress
Ensen New York
Eizenhower
Memphis
Bodt
Realistic Attitude Sought on Hospitalized Indigent Care Costs
A Frederick Memorial Hospital official urges a realistic view of state funding for indigent hospital care. He notes a $25 million statewide deficit and a $95 138 cost to Frederick Memorial for 4 301 approved indigent care days, with state payments far short of costs.
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Allen G. Quynn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hospital Council
Frederick Memorial
State Health Department
Frederick County Board debates $10.5 million school plan
The Frederick County Board of Education and County Commissioners meet to outline steps for a $10.5 million school construction program. They discuss site searches for a senior high in Frederick, Thurmont and Brunswick plus new elementary schools. planning timelines and potential enabling legislation. A Sabillasville delegation seeks immediate site action for a new area elementary school amid aging facilities.
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Adamstown
Frederick
Ballenger-Braddock- Linden Hills
James Ao Sensenhaugh
Rome
Singapore Gumor-Senior
Heh School
Urbana Demeniars Senoml
Sc Bol
Sensenhaugh
Delbert Smull
Fred Ketauver
Mos Peak
Sot
Sensenbaugh
Pudtucation
Northmarket Street
Elm Street
Menri H. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Health Department
Sabillasville
Sabilasville
Penton
Eteh
Ndo
Srenvel
Baal
Sencenhauch
Wolfsville
Eisenhower Says U.S. Open to Negotiation on Berlin
President Eisenhower said the Soviet note on Germany shows less rigidity and that the United States is ready to negotiate in good faith if the other side bargains seriously. He warned against panic propaganda and opposed general mobilization as disastrous.
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Fasenhower
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Kremlin
Eisenhower
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