Rezoning Refusal Upheld in County Case Near Ridgeville
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer upheld the County Commissioners decision to deny a rezoning from agricultural to B-3 Commercial for 33.8 acres near the Mt. Airy interchange. The judge found no proof of a mistaken original zoning or neighborhood change justifying reclassification and noted interim zoning in effect in 1956.
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Ridgeville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Mollie B. Cuthbertson
Goodloe Byron
Miss Cuthbertson
U. S. 40
Mt. Airy
Herbert L. Rollins
John J. Price
Wiliam C. Humm
D. W. Jones
Byron
The
Law Review
Frederick County
Rollins
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Mathias and Mathias Law Firm
Schnanffer
Frederick County Seeks 150 New Teachers This Year
The Frederick County Board of Education aims to hire about 150 teachers by the next school year. Recruiters will visit colleges in the state and surrounding states to fill positions, focusing on elementary needs. Dr. Quentin L. Earhart leads the program, emphasizing staff cooperation, salary concerns, and attractive school presentations to lure candidates.
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Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Quentin L. Earhart
Dr. Earhart
Earhart
Teachers’ Association
Donald B. Rice Named Manager For Mahoney
Donald B. Rice former Mayor of Frederick is named Frederick County campaign manager for the Mahoney Lee Barrick Sickles Levine ticket by State Senator Samuel W. Barrick. Rice, a civic leader, served as mayor 1951–54 and held multiple local posts including Chamber of Commerce president and hospital board roles.
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Donald B. Rice
Frederick
Frederick County
Mahoney- Lee-Barrick-Sickles-Levine
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Rice
Frederick City
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Heart Association
Hood
Associates
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
YMC
Mary Santangelo
Rices
Donald Jr
James
Kenneth
Food Prices Push Living Costs to New High
February living costs rose three tenths of a percent to a record 104.8 base, led by a six tenths rise in food prices. Deputy labor stats chief Robert Myers warned against assuming a new price uptrend, forecasting possible March gains.
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Washington
Robert Myers
Labor Statistics
Myers
Florida
Texas
Berlin Talks Yield Points of Agreement and Tensions
Geneva discussions between U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro myko reveal both convergences and differences over Berlin. The sides reportedly agree war over Berlin is not desired, but no major policy changes occurred. Kennedy to be briefed. Green proposes a 17 nation disarmament declaration to outlaw weapons of mass destruction in space and require advance UN notice for space launches.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Green
United Nations
Lord Home
Home
Redistrict Ruling Sets Off Suits
A Supreme Court ruling allows citizens to sue in federal court over state legislative district fairness. The decision, 6 to 2, could trigger suits and special sessions in many states. Georgia, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and Tennessee are highlighted as likely action centers. Dock strike in Japan follows.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
Tenessee
Pennsylvania
Committee of Seventy
John Patterson
Alabama
Montgomery
District Court
House
Senate
Market declines persist amid mixed trading in New York
The stock market shows an irregular drop in moderate afternoon trading as steels and selected issues resist the downtrend. Tobacco shares remain weak and pushing losses.
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New York
Tobaasos
Algiers Protest Turned Violent After 41 Europeans Die
In Algiers a European settlers protest strike followed French troops firing on a crowd, killing 41 Europeans and wounding about 130 while army losses included one dead and six wounded. Public life halted with stores closed and transit stopped as tensions rose between settlers and French authorities.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Bab el Qued
West Virginia man accused of kidnapping 3-year-old
John Michael Fralic, 25, of Huntington WV, is charged with kidnapping and endangering a minor after a 3-year-old boy linked him to a Greenwich Village cafe disappearance. Detec tives found the child in a Sloane House YMCA room as Fralic slept. the boy was unharmed and returned to his parents.
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Hagerstown
Robert D. Brooks
Fairchild Aircraft
John Hall
Hall
New York
Sloane House
Greenwich Village
John Michael Fralic
Huntington
W. Va
Fralic
David Murphy
Glen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Marines
West Virgina
Field Fire Responders Battle Multiple Blazes Nearby
Field fires near the home of A. H. LaBrush on Butterfly Lane and at Hope Hill threatened houses. The Independent Ruse Company was summoned to Bethal Road near Yellow Springs around 2 PM with no further reports available.
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Independent
Ruse Company
A. H. LaBrush
Butterfly Lane
Hope Hill
Bethal Road
Yellow Springs
Mercury Warm Spell Predicted With 60s in Sight
The forecast shows a rise to the low 60s later today with continued mild weather through the week. Temperatures dip to near freezing at night with no rain expected, and trees and spring flowers begin to show new growth as sunshine returns.
Freemen To Reveal Price Supports Cut
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman plans a Friday news conference to announce reduced dairy price supports effective April 1 for 1962 63. Milk for manufacturing would drop from 340 to about 111 per hundred pounds while butterfat support falls from 61.1 to about 37.2 cents per pound. Consumer prices for butter cheese and nonfat dry milk likely ease, with possible fluid milk reductions.
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Washington (Ap
Orville L. Freeman
Taw
Separate collar dropped by major shirt maker in New York
Phillips-Van Heusen announced the end of the separate shirt collar lines after six years, noting the style has largely been replaced by attached collars. Cluett Peabody declined comment. The firm says sales dropped from 24 million in 1926 to 14,000 in 1961.
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New York
APJ
Phillips-Van Weusen Car Feday
Cluett-Peabody & Co
Phillips-Van Heusen
Calls For Expulsion Of Frondizi
In Buenos Aires a military coup against President Arturo Frondizi moved closer as he refused a resignation plea from mediator ex president Pedro Aramburu. Gen Franklin Rawson urged units to join rebellion while the navy favored ousting Frondizi. Aramburu and Frondizi met and Frondizi said he would not resign.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Frondizi
Franklin Rawson
3Rd Cavalry
Rawson
Tandi
Naval Base
al Bahra Blanca
Aramburu
Argentina
Juan Peron
Gen. Aramburti
Guilty 137th Time For Drunkenness
A city resident received a suspended sentence in Magistrate's Court after conviction for being drunk for the 137th time. William L Cromwell was arrested last Friday when found passed out on South Market Street. He blamed a fake medical condition for blacking out and denied drinking. the magistrate suspended the sentence as no similar conviction since 1960.
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William L. Cromwell
West South Street
Cassin Phillips
South Market Street
Cromwell
Byron W Thompson
Thomas H. Hoffman
Hoffman
North Market Street
Norman T. Trump
Policy On Europe Is Unchanged
The White House reiterated U S policy to use all means to prevent a Soviet conventional invasion of Europe. It denies Kennedy changed policy and notes emphasis on strengthening defensive options to nuclear warfare. The response follows an Alsop article quoting Kennedy on preparedness to use nuclear weapons and Berlin defense, urging control and flexibility in any such use.
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Washington
White House
U.S
West
Europe
Soviet Union
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Russia
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Alsop
United States
Salinger
Western Europe
Berlin
Western
GI Convicted Of Disrespect at Army Court Martial
Pte Bernis Owen 23 of Seadrift Texas convicted by five officer military court martial in Fort Polk Louisiana for disrespect in calling an order a hilarious climax to a chain of injustices. He received six months hard labor and two thirds pay for six months after secret ballot vote requiring two thirds to convict. The case may be appealed and reviewed by a higher Army authority. Capt Edgar Nash defended Owen stressing his good record and lack of malicious intent.
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FT. Polk
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Thomas N. Fuller
Owen
Edgar Nash
Women May Fit Space Engineer Jobs
An EPA recruiter says women may help solve the aerospace and missile engineering shortage. NASA regional recruiter William Howe notes efforts to interest high school and college girls in engineering to meet long range personnel goals during the 1962 Institute of Radio Engineers convention.
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New York
API
William Owe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Howe
Aerospace and Electronics
Institute of Radio Enginer
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