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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1961

Page

12

Stevenson and Gromyko Fail To Agree At UN Session

At the United Nations Adlai Stevenson and Andrei Gromyko spent over an hour seeking agreement on trimming the General Assembly agenda. Diplomatic sources warned of weeks of debate as discussions stalled amid U.S. Soviet disarmament and Congo issues. Britain and the United States sought a limited agenda while the Soviet Union pressed full-scale debate and 39 items. The Security Council planned to meet on Liberia while Portugal’s Angola rights also loomed. The session pressed on with no progress report.

United Nations N.Y Adlai E. Stevenson Andrei A. Gromyko U.N. General Assembly N Poli Africa Palestine David Ormsby-Govester Britain U. S Soviet Union United States Congo Hungary Tibet

Bills Would Change State Departments

ANNAPOLIS AP Two administration bills in the General Assembly would merge the Health and Mental Hygiene boards under one 11 member policy panel and move the Research and Education department to a Maryland University natural resources institute. The measures aim at coordinated care and retention of staff while July 1 enactment is planned and transfer of the Solomons Island unit is proposed.

Annapolis Generals Assembly House Senate Maryland Vernor Board of Health and Mental Hygiene Board of Health Mental Hygiene Department Advi Prather Perry F. Prather Isadore Tuerk George H. Yeager Tawes Department of Research and Education Solomons Island Natural Resources Institute University of Maryland Commission of Research and Education Board of Natural Resources L. Eugene Crovin Department Anne Arundel County

Move to define majority in constitutional convention vote

The text discusses a referendum on gambling legality and a bill to fix how a constitutional convention is called. It notes opponents argued the 1950 amendment passed by a majority of voters on the question, not of all voters, and the bill would require a majority of those voting on the question to mandate the convention.

Pageant Recreates John Brown Trial in Charles Town

A Civil War Centennial project plans a twelve night pageant reenacting John Brown's trial in Charles Town West Virginia. Julia Davis Healy the New York author will write and stage the production for performance at the Jefferson Courthouse.

Charles Town W. Va Jonn Brown Julia Davis Healy New York Jefferson Court House

Ft Ritchie expansion work to start in May

Baltimore AP reports the $45 million underground Pentagon expansion near Ft Ritchie Maryland is set to begin by early May. Maj H B Barcke deputy district engineer says exact date not fixed and two firms will have 13 months to finish the project. Resident engineer Rufus Greene of Baltimore named. Army announced a $4 569 937 contract to Frasier Davis Co and McDonald Construction Co both of St Louis with no further details.

Baltimore Pentagon Ft. Ritchie U. S. Corps of Engineers H. B. Barcke Rufus Greene Army Washington Frasier Davis Co McDonald Construction Co St. Louis

Underground Pentagon at Raven Rock Mount

The cavern near the Maryland Pennsylvania line was built at Raven Rock Mountain five miles from Ft. Ritchie for secret military use in case of a nuclear attack on Washington. Finished in 1954 after three years of work, the facility cost $35 million.

Washington Corps of Engineers Maryland- Pennsylvania Raven Rock Mountain Ft. Ritchie Pentagon

Cadillac's Quiet Presence Reflects Owner's Taste

The car's enduring styling and quiet operation reveal the owner's refined taste and sense of quality, presenting Cadillac as visual proof of personal standards and discernment in taste.

Cadillac

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