Javits Predicts Senate Action On Civil Rights At Baltimore Rally
Sen Jacob Javits R NY predicts Senate approval of civil rights measures after a Baltimore march against discrimination He says Southern filibuster threats loom and Northern and Mountain states may push for cloture The rally heard Dick Gregory and Jackie Robinson while Mayor McKeldin praised peaceful demonstrators in War Memorial Plaza The crowd of about 2000 faced cold weather and carried signs for equal job opportunities and fair housing prior to an address by Rabbi Morris Lieberman.
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Javits
Dick Gregory
Jackie Robinson
War Memorial Plaza
Baltimore
Rococo City Hall
Theodore R. McKeldin
Nassau
McKeldin
State Office
Howard
West
Read
Cathedral
Enoch Pratt Free Library
United States
East
Baltimore Street
East Baltimore
Bascom
Maryland
General Assembly
Morris Lieberman
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
Mt Airy Man Elected PTA Head
Cyril Witte of Mt Airy has been elected president of the Carroll County Council of Parent Teacher Associations to succeed Robert Leese of Westminster. New officers include Mrs. Jean Colburn Mt Airy vice president, Mrs. Marie Grimes Sykesville second vice president, Mrs Edward Plumbert Jr Sandymount secretary, and Mrs. David Craw mer Union Bridge treasurer. Gilbert Perron Elmer Wolfe School Union Bridge and Louis Beard Robert Moton School Westminster were named principal representatives. installation is May 19 at Westminster Junior High School.
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Cyril Witte
Mt Airy
Carroll County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Robert Leese
Westminster
Jean Colburn
Mt Ary
Marie Grimes
Sykesville
Edward Plumbert Jr
Sandymount
David Crawmer
Union Bridge
Gilbert Perron
Elmer Wolfe
Louis Beard
Robert Moton
Westminster Junior High School
Dr Richter the quake expert and his earth science work
In Pasadena AP profile of Dr Charles Richter the inventor of the Richter scale detailing his methods predictions and status as a leading seismologist At Caltech since 1927 he developed a three point measurement approach and published Elementary Seismology while remaining devoted to the study of earthquakes. A second brief item notes 300 people mostly African American protesters marching peacefully in Chester Pennsylvania against de facto school segregation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Charles Richter
Richter
California Institute of Technology
Chester, Pa
Chester
Bowers Jr. Elected To Lumber Dealers Research Council
I G Hunter Bowers Jr treasurer of the William D Bowers Lumber Company was elected a board member of the Lumber Dealers Research Council at its semi annual Chicago meeting. The council links leading lumbermen from eleven regions to promote research and reduce construction costs nationwide. The group notes that 50 percent of single family houses use pre engineered roofs and over 20 percent are built in home and component facilities nationwide.
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G. Hunter Bowers Jr
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Lumber Dealers Research Council
Chicago
United States
Anniversary roundup and a peculiar lead poisoning tale
Recaps of historical events from 1849 to 1963 including Oregon’s first Pacific mail, Five Forks battle, Virgin Islands possession, and a 27 hour Marathon Dance win. Mentions John Hays Hammond born 1855 and notable birthdays. Ogallala jokes about Gov Morrison's lead pencil wound as a local whim.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Lee
Sheridan
Five Forks
United States
Virgin Islands
Denmark
U.S
Alma Cummings
Cuba
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
U.S Geological Survey
California
Cecil
Rhodes
Africa
Rand
South Afri
Ogallala
Neb
Wags
Frank Morrison
Three City Wrecks Within 20 Minutes
Frederick city police reported three auto accidents yesterday within 20 minutes. At 5:19 p.m. a 1954 Chrysler struck a parked car and damaged two vehicles in an alley behind Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mulcahey was charged with reckless driving. At 5:21 p.m. Douglas Turner lost control and hit a parked Oldsmobile and a Chevrolet. Turner was charged with reckless driving. At 5:38 p.m. a 1963 Chevrolet failed to stop and collided with a 1962 Chevrolet. Hammond was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign.
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Frederick City
Chrysler
Wayne E. Mulcahey
Thomas Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
Richard V. Keyser
Woodbine
Volkswagen
J. R. Poirier
Cpl
Paul W. Mossburg
Mulcahey
Douglas A. Turner
Boyds
Schley Avenue
Wilbur G.myers
Walkersville
James E. Schreyer
Turner
Eugene S. Hammond
Libertytown
W. 5Th Street
Elm Street
Sue Ann Cover
E. B Street
Brunswick
Hammond
Brunswick redevelopment plan expands to surrounding area
Frederick County planners and state officials discussed widening the Brunswick program to include adjacent areas as a single regional unit. The plan would hire county staff as consultants and seek a federal grant covering about two thirds of the estimated 13 294 dollars cost. Brunswick, now about 3500 residents, seeks renewal.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Potomac River
Robert Wirgan
Wirgan
J. Alfred Catsail
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Brunswick Planning Commission
Community Development Plans Include Public Works
The program considers water and sewer, transportation, public facilities, capital improvements, and a continuing planning initiative to help the developing community meet new problems.
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Courage
Montgomery Urged to Adopt Budget
Montgomery County residents pressed the county council to adopt the proposed 78.5 million dollar budget for 1964-65 at a West Rockville Junior High hearing. Only Robert E. Redding opposed, urging cuts including 1.3 million from the budget and a 750,565 salary raise for teachers.
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Rockville, Md
Montgomery County
West Rockville Junior High School
Robert E. Redding
Nonpartisan Taxpayers League
Redding
Roger Pope
The
County Civic Federation
Coun
Budget hearings set for eight work sessions through April 15
The council and board plan two additional budget work sessions next Wednesday and Thursday at the county office building. A series of eight sessions runs from Saturday toward final adoption on April 15, amid requests for 389 classroom teachers and 30 more secondary English teachers.
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Cil
Council and Board
Avalanche Kills Two Skiers Near Trento Italy
An avalanche swept down the mountain near Trento killing a woman teacher and a student from a group of seven Italian skiers. Two others were hospitalized with injuries.
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Trento
Italy
Luegosa Mountain
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Bethesda
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N.C
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Ancient
Egypt
Washington
Charles H. Jamison, Inc
Poolesville
Hollanders DIV. OF
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West 7Th St. Frederick, Md
ZEBCO
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Sinc
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Delphey's Sport
Raymond Shaver
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Dailey’s
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
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Buffalo Saguenay River
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California & Can
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Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market Street
Colonial Music Shop, Inc
Patrick St
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Irchive
Butler & Warner
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Montgomery Counties
Adamstown
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Citizens Office
East Coast Relaymarket
Patrick Sis
BANK
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg, Md
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Walkersville Bank
Walkersville, Md
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Supermart
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