McKeldin Demands Council End Housing Discrimination
Baltimore Mayor Theodore McKeldin pressed the city council to pass a bill banning open housing discrimination in sales and rentals except owner occupied units. He warned that without lawful reform, protests and sit ins could shape change, stressing orderly legislative action over demonstrations.
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McKeldin
Council
Baltimore
Theodore Ro McKeldin
Unusua
All Democratic Council
Republice Miavat
Woman Dies Five Injured In U S 15 Collision
A 29 year old Quebec woman Gisele Noweurs of Verdun died after a two car crash on U S 15 near Motter Avenue Inter change. Five others from Montreal and Pennsylvania were injured, including Marie Masson Danielle Porcher Marie Lebeller Monique Chevalier and Russell Yohe driver of the other car. Police say Yohe crossed the center line and could not avoid the crash. No charges were filed.
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Quebec
U.S. 15
Motter Avenue
Gisele Noweurs
Verdun
Canada
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B .Q. Thomas Sr
Neisena
Marie A. Masson
Danielle F. Porcher
Marie C
Woman Perishes On New Highway In Maryland Collision
In Princess Anne Maryland the new dual section of U S 13 opened Monday and Maryland's 214th traffic death of the year occurred when 65 year old Mrs Bessie J M Lewis of Princess Anne collided her car with a tractor trailer while crossing Md 363 on U S 13 She was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene.
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Princess Anne
U.S. 13
Maryland
Bessie JM. Lewis
Lewis
Cumberland. Md
Tawes Hails State Aid To Mentally Ill Hospital
CAMBRIDGE AP The 50th anniversary of the Eastern Shore State Hospital was observed Monday with Gov Tawes praising Maryland’s aid for the mentally ill. The hospital opened in 1915 with buildings costing $200,000 and a yearly budget of $54,000. Now the facilities value $5.2 million with annual expenses around $2.4 million.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Gov Tawes
Maryland
Gov. Tawes
Court To Hear Insurance Firm Plea For License
Chesapeake Insurance Co. fails to extend Maryland license and license suspension takes effect. Judge Harris sets a post noon hearing on reinstatement. A May 28 session will address whether the license should be revoked, suspended, or renewed by Insurance Commissioner Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake Insurance Co
Maryland
State Insurance Department
Charles D. Harris
Chesapeake
F Douglass Sears
Ing
Sears
Harris
Sus pension hearing delayed while extension requested
Harris allowed the suspension to take effect but postponed the hearing by one day. Sears ordered the suspension after investigators cited material discrepancies in Chesapeake 1964 sworn statements. Chesapeake, based in Philadelphia, labeled the discrepancy a dispute over accounting procedures.
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Harris
Sears
Department
Chesapeake
Philadelphia
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Eyle
Albert Eyler
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Santis
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Sinclair
Sinclair Dinoland
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Donald W Mason
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