Maryland Senate Cloakroom Questionnaire Results
A Maryland survey of 4,212 responses from a 16,500 mailing list shows clear public views on 24 questions. Notable strong opinions include 87 percent favoring substantial reductions in Foreign Aid and 81 percent backing hardline Cold War measures, while 72 percent support quarantining Cuba and 68 percent want an embargo on vessels trading with Castro.
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Russia
Panama Canal
Panama
Vietnam
Cuba
Organization of American States
Castro
Berlin
United States
United Nations
College Students Aid Mountain Folk On Weekends
In eastern Kentucky, Appalachian Volunteers from 19 colleges operate on weekends to repair one room schools and run health education programs. The group, funded by a 50,000 dollar FEMA grant for salaries and private donations for materials, relies on local help and serves as a people to people effort with 100 plus students on six to eight projects each Saturday.
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King-Anderson
Kerr-Mills
Congress
Hyden
Knights of Old
Kentucky
Calleges
Milton Ogle
Lanai Caid
Ogle
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Mathilda
Volunteers Align Campus, Board, and Residents
The passage asks which campus the volunteers will come from and whether the county school board and local residents will cooperate. If the three questions are answered affirmatively, volunteers seek to fit the effort into their schedule.
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County School Board
Motorists Acquitted In Local Traffic Court
A Hyattsville man John L Lourim Jr was acquitted of a charge of interfering with the safe operation of a vehicle by Magistrate Byron v Thompson. Mrs Josephine Klein Feldmann was acquitted on a charge of inadequate brakes. William J Nevin was found guilty of driving on an expired license with a suspended fine of $10 and costs.
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Hyattsville
Byron v. Thompson
Tfc
Robert L. McAfee
John L. Lourim Jr
U. S. 40
Braddock Drive - In
Tfe
McAfee
Lourim
Johnson
Josephine Klein Feld- Mann
Kline Boulevard
Calvin L. Phillips
Motter Avenue
West Seventh Street
Merr! Sulcer
William J. Nevin
Glen Burnie
Nevin
0. S. 40 East
Tic. McAfee
Global seismic belt links West Indies to Himalayas
A vast earthquake zone spans from the West Indies across the Atlantic to the Mediterranean and onward through the Himalayas to the East Indies, highlighting a continuous belt of seismic activity and tectonic interaction.
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West Indies
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Himalayas
East Indies
Scholarships Still Available for Six‑Week Conservation Workshop
The Natural Resources Institute at the University of Maryland announced a limited number of $150 scholarships for a six‑week conservation workshop starting June 22. The program includes field trips across Maryland and offers six semester hours of graduate or undergraduate credit. Civic organ-
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College Park
King James I on Smoking in Historic Writings
The passage notes England's King James I opposed smoking and critiqued the habit with a harsh anonymous quote describing the smoke as loathsome, harmful, and akin to the Stygian fumes of the pit, highlighting early anti tobacco sentiment and moral concerns.
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England
James I
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Revupy Oun
Carmen Cabrera
New York City
Union College
Barbourville, Ky
Ilda Witt
Lower Poll
Carmen
Appalachian Volunteers
Bennett
Dacron
Sain
CAMEO
Jong
Mondrian
Lenain
Payurinus
Frederick
Mila
Lenox
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
Mademoiselle
Glamour
Inchena
Bedi
China
Tlking
South Market St. Frederick, Marsland
SEARS
Pastry Shop
Frederick Shopping Center
Sears and Save
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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