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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1961

Page

10

Third Group Bids For Reservoir As City Debates Use

City officials weigh Old Reservoir site options on West Seventh Street with three groups urging priority. A 21 name petition backs public playground or general use while Frederick YMCA and Civic Center planners seek favorable terms and timing. Rezoning requests at Bentz West Seventh receive scrutiny amid broader civic center discussions and utilities contracts in Carrollton subdivision.

West Seventh Street Frederick Ymca Civic Center YMCA Old Reservoir Board of Aldermen Frederick Al 40 Bentz Moster Avenue West Ninth Street Crown Central Petroleum Corp Baltimore Carrollton W. F. Wilson & Son, Inc Brookeville William B. Burall Robert E. Dailey Ramsburg Community Chess Red Cross United Appeal Fund Sharpe Pasion Calvary Mils Church

Freedom Ride Plans Unchanged Across Route 40

CORE official says November 11 demonstration on Route 40 remains set despite public accommodations bill developments. Maryland leaders warn of protests and urge restraint while police coordinate with counties to manage planned civil rights action.

Baltimore Congress of Ra Cial Equality U.S Leislative Council General Assembly Henry Thomas Ney Thomas Remors Civic League Lee J. Tyson Lee State Line Maryland National Guard Route 40 Free State of Maryland Maryland Tawes CORE George P. Mahoney Mahoney

Maryland Library Association seeks state aid increase

Annapolis AP The Maryland Library Association asked Governor Tawes to support a bill for 700000 in additional state aid for operating expenses The telegram from N Jones president and P D Brown legislative chair urged endorsement of annual per capita increases to a maximum of 3 The proposal died in committee at the end of the General Assembly session proceedings before final action

Annapolis Maryland Library Association Gov Tawes Rank N. Jones Scan P. D. Brown Legislative Committee B. Moreland Ies County Oes

Rev Carmack To Be Honored For Service At 20th Anniversary

The First Baptist Church of Brunswick hosts a 20th anniversary service for Pastor Rev Leonard D. Carmack on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Dr Roy D Gresham will give the anniversary message. Mrs Carmack shares in the honor. Local church and civic groups attend with refreshments after. Barbara Roby will miss the event but marks her 90th birthday.

First Baptist Church Brunswick Leonard D. Carmack City of Brunswick Ministerial Association Brunswick Rotary Club Frederick County Ministerial Association Blue Ridge Baptist Association Nellie Rockwell A. Lancaster Mary Payne Lucy Myers Bessie Heffner Bonnie Whetzel Freda Shriver Gertie Lancaster Helen Gaither Dorothy Bane Mary Brown Owen W. Kline Albert Anderson Owen Phil Sam Tom Charlie

U N Approves Halt On Testing Amid Cold War Tensions

The U N Main Political Committee backed a voluntary halt on nuclear tests by 72 to 21 with eight abstentions, despite U S and Soviet opposition. India and five nonaligned nations sponsored the moratorium request, aiming for a broader test ban treaty before General Assembly action.

United Nations X.Y. Cap U.N U.S India United States Soviet Union General Assembly

Boyle Column: Office Bachelors in the Modern Workplace

HAL BOYLE surveys types of office bachelors from Nervous Ned to Available Albert, detailing their quirks, dating tactics, and the mock judgments of single women in the office. The humorous gallery lampoons bachelor life amid wedding pressures and workplace dynamics.

Hal Boyle New York Ned Henry

Egypt and Syria Agree to Soldier Exchange

Egypt and Syria agreed to swap 780 Egyptian troops in Syria for 960 Syrian troops in Egypt. The Arab League was tasked with organizing the exchange as Syria had severed ties with Egypt in the United Arab Republic last month.

Cairo Egypt Syria Arab League United Arab Republic

Towson Man Loses In Tax Appeal

The Maryland Tax Court upheld a Baltimore County ruling against William W. Pyne of Towson who argued Maryland's assessment variance is illegal and discriminatory. Pyne sought to lower his assessed value from 58 percent to 45 percent, claiming taxpayers in populous Baltimore County face higher rates than other subdivisions.

Baltimore Maryland Tax Court Maryland Baltimore County Appeal Tax Court Wiliam W. Pyne Towson Pyne Little St. Marys County Baltimore County

Noted Author Thurber Dies After Brain Surgery

James Thurber aged 66, noted American humorist and writer, died Thursday at Doctor's Hospital after a brain operation weeks earlier. A hospital spokesman cited respiratory failure as the cause, ending a long career in letters and drawings.

New York James Thurber Doctor's Hospital Thurber Thuber

The New Yorker and Kennedy Johnson Plane Debate

The piece discusses Kennedy pressuring Johnson over travel choices and cost. It notes Johnson’s rule to pay for nonofficial travel, separate plane costs if he rejects Kennedy’s plan, and contrasts with his vice presidential travel allowance limitations.

Kennedy Johnson

Heads Of State Have Travel Problem

President Kennedy invites Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to join a Western swing this month but the Secret Service refuses to allow the two leaders to fly on the same plane. The rule aims to minimize risk during the trip.

Washington Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Secret Service

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