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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
8
The school board failed to approve the proposed 1961 county budget at the regular meeting, delaying submission to the county commissioners. The plan calls for 3,063,831 in current expenses, a 411,001 rise over 1960, plus 224,492 for capital outlay and a total 5,709,525 with other revenues.
Rev. Ramsey Pollard of Bellevue Baptist Church Memphis says former President Truman should be ousted from his church for profane language in a Texas campaign speech. Pollard, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, adds Truman should repent of his manners.
Dr Pollard said he would oppose Democrat John F Kennedy even if he was not a Roman Catholic. He cited Kennedy's immaturity rashness and Socialistic leaning as the basis for his stance. Navy Seabee James W Wagner 20 of the Anacostia Receiving Station was killed in a two car collision at Minnesota and Eastern Avenues police said Leroy Hill Jr 31 Kenilworth Md a special policeman was in one of the other vehicles.
A report from Laurel details injuries after an incident on a sailor's trip. Hill sustained a cut leg and chest injuries. Two passengers, Dorothy V. Cons hue, 17, Bladensburg, Md, and Mae Walker, 18, Seat Pleasant, were treated for minor injuries.
A train carrying a United Nations Malayan battalion derailed 110 miles west of Leopoldville. The U.N. reported there were no casualties.
The United Nations reported a 60 percent man Malayan battalion reached the Congo River mouth by boat two days ago. Officials said the derailment was accidental with no sign of sabotage.
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