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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
10
Bresler discussed recovering motel business after traffic decline from the Baltimore Washington Expressway construction. The property spans five stories with 116 rooms, red wall-to-wall carpets and matching drapes, a coffee shop, nine conference rooms and a 350 space parking lot.
Pooleville Md AP Republican Del. Charles S Bresler accused a $2.5 million motel plan on the University of Maryland campus of unfair competition with nearby motels. He suggested a possible legislative investigation after a Rural Women's Republican Club meeting. The project is framed as an adult education center with lodging and dining for university conferences.
The Ford's Theater building will close on November 30 to begin interior restoration to resemble the night of April 14 1865 when Lincoln was assassinated. The project, estimated at about two years, is funded by a $2 730 600 appropriation from Congress. The site currently houses the Lincoln Museum with few theater indications.
Museum items will be placed in storage before later being displayed in the theater basement, indicating a staged unveiling plan.
The New York Times reports hundreds of art scholars museum directors private galleries and police agencies hunt thousands of artworks looted in Europe during World War II. Ardena R Hall says recovery will continue for many years and notes regular calls from the State Department National Gallery Library of Congress and the Army about stolen objects.
Cape Kennedy Florida January 1964 America’s satellite program slowed by problems with a new third stage on the Delta rocket. Three Delta launchings planned for October and November are now delayed until 1965. They include the Tiros 9 weather satellite an orbiting solar observatory and an Es en radiation sensing payload.
New York AP Sargent Shriver the Peace Corps director says the program will deploy hundreds of doctors on health projects overseas. He notes that last year about 100 doctors served abroad as volunteers or on assignment from the U S Public Health Service.
Dr James B Conant former Harvard president calls on all fifty states to craft a regional policy framework not a federal plan He argues to discredit the six regional accrediting agencies and curb influence of the National Education Association The note accompanies a San Francisco quake report of two mild tremors at 647 PM Sunday with the second tremor stronger.
Mc George Bundy, President Johnson's national security adviser, says he doubts France would leave NATO. He notes France has shown intent to stay in the alliance which protects Western Europe, and if any nation did withdraw, other members' security would still be safeguarded.
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