Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Accept Consent Decree
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association agreed to a five year consent decree ending four years of litigation. Its Washington area retail sales will be limited to armed forces, with other distribution via independent dealers. It must divest Embassy Dairy assets and relinquish Richfield and Wakefield Dairies. The decree bans exclusive quotas and nonterminable membership contracts.
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Washington
Maryland & Virginia Ailk Producers Association
Association
Supreme Court
Embassy Dairy Inc
Richfield and Wakefield Dairies
New Seats Installed at the Tivoli Theatre
Frederick Theatres announces completion of Tivoli Theatre seating upgrade and heating overhaul. Main floor row spacing widened from 28–32 inches to 36 inches front and 39 inches rear. The staggered seating preserves sightlines and ease of passage while rehabilitated seats from the Opera House fill the front and rear areas.
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Tivoli Theatre
Dan Weinberg
Frederick Theatres, Inc
Two Juveniles Accused in Local Break-Ins
A 12 and a 14 year old are jailed as suspects in break ins near Mr Airy. Deputy Murray links them to thefts at a New London lime plant and a reported burglary in Damascus. About $18 in goods and two bicycles were taken. ownership of the bikes remains unsettled. Authorities consult with parents as Montgomery County investigates.
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Airy
A. C. Murray
London
West Freder High School
Juvente
Murray
New London
Montgomery County
Damascus
Thanksgiving Turkey Cost Steady Despite Earlier Jumps
Shoppers find turkey prices similar to 1959 levels as Thanksgiving preparations continue. Families report smaller changes in cost versus last year while stocking the annual dinner with planned items and celebratory fixes for the holiday meal.
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J. Millard Tawes
Howev
Budget Hearings Set for County and School Budgets
The County Commissioners schedule a December 5 school budget hearing in two sessions and December 6 for all other departments. School board seeks a 5.9 million dollar budget with raises. no tax increase planned. Weather and holiday schedules accompany coverage of Thanksgiving events and local price notes.
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Board of Education
Health Department
Department of Welfare
Childrens” Aid Society
Burr Artz
C. Burton Cannon
Fire Rocket To Study Light Of Stars
A 26 foot Aerobee-Hi rocket was launched from Wallops Island at 3 42 am reaching 105 miles over Virginia coastal waters to study ultraviolet starlight. The 222 pound instrument payload burned for 52 seconds and landed the ocean 36 miles from the launch site. Data will be analyzed at Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt Maryland using four stellar spectrometers from the University of Rochester.
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Washington
Virginia
Goddard Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Goddard Center
Greenbelt
University of Rochester
Institution of Optics
Meeting to Discuss Education Legislation in Frederick County
Frederick County Teachers Association legislative committee plans a December 16 meeting at the VFW Country Club to discuss education policy with county and state leaders. Attendees will include the county delegation to Annapolis, Board of County Commissioners, Ross V. Smith, Board of Education president, PTA leaders, and state education groups. Participants will review the James Report on salaries, the Warfield Report on college consolidation, and the Mort Proposal for balanced state and local education governance.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
V. F. W. Country Club
Donald Koons
Annapolis
Board of County Commissioners
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher
Koons
Marshall Leatherman
Heisley Coran
Harry O. Smith
Jack B. Russmans
Mary Margrabe
Two Teens Sentenced to 18 Months in Maryland Virginia Case
Howard Lee Russell of Luckens Virginia and Richard Thomas Lowery of Point of Rocks were sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to two counts of unauthorized use of automobiles. The two cars were found stripped with one pushed four miles into a wooded area near Sunnyside. Additional charges and actions by Virginia authorities and the FBI remain pending. A. David Carlson detailed the investigations into missing cars owned by Paul Culler and David Kanade.
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Maryland
Virginia
House of Correction
Howard Lee Russell
Luckens
Richard Thomas Lowery
Point of Rocks
Byron Thompson
Tve
FBI
Russel and
Lowery
A. David Carlson
Paul Culler
Jefferson
David Kanade
Adamstown
Culler
Sunnyside
Gallen
Kanade
Carlson
Directed Verdict Granted in Mt Pleasant Vehicle Crash Case
Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ruled a directed verdict for defendants in a Circuit Court motor vehicle crash case heard November 21 1958 at Mt Pleasant on U S 26. Plaintiff George Nelson Barnes claimed his car was struck by a milk tank truck driven by David H. McDevitt and that he was backing from a private driveway when the collision occurred.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
U. S. 26
Mt. Pleasant
George Nelson Barnes
RFD
Westminster
David H. McDevitt
Edward C. McDevitt
Barnes
State lags in land purchases for parks says Kaylor
Maryland forests and parks head Joseph F. Kaylor says the state lags badly in acquiring land for future recreation. He cites a need for 50,000 acres by 1965 and 10 000 acres annually thereafter, with Maryland ranking 46th among states in meeting future park land needs.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Kaylor
Marion Clawson
Resources For the Future, Inc
Alaska
Hawaii
Clawson
Ravier
Kavior
County Planning and Zoning Boards
Ghana Envoy Quits Congo After All Night U N Battle
A Ghana envoy resigns after an all night clash in Congo involving U N forces and Mobutu loyalists. Parachute tests fail again as seven astronauts observe a failing escape device during a Redstone and unmanned capsule mission on the launch pad.
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Ghana
Congo
U. N
Mobutu
U. S
Congo Crisis Deepens as UN Clash Ends with Detentions
In Leopoldville a nightlong battle between Congo army and UN forces ends with Ghana's Welbeck leaving and scores of UN personnel detained. Col. Mobutu asserts control as gunfire and rioting flare, while the UN warns it will continue to restore order amid mounting casualties.
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Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Ghana
Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
United States
The
United Nations
Nathaniel Welbeck
U.N
C. 0. Kokolo
World Organization
Joseph Mobutu
Welbeck
Como
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Col
J. Kokolo
J. Alexander
Mee
Moebutu
Leo
Alexander
Richard Quarshie
Quarshie
Ins
Col. Mobutu
Brazzaville
Congo River
U. N
Paon
Batte
Ovetake
Johnson DeGaullée discuss wide range of problems in Paris
In Paris Lyndon B. Johnson and Charles de Gaulle met for 45 minutes in the French president's private office as NATO parliamentarians gathered. Johnson said the talks covered the wide range of problems confronting the world and signaled a warmer U.S. stance toward de Gaulle's ideas.
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Johnson
Paris
Lyndon B. Johns
U.S
Andj
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
NATO
Sune River
Michel Debre
Amory Houghton
France
United States
U. S
Eisenhower
Pol Cal
Ion
Cal
Texas
John F Kennedy
Senate
Court Holds Sparton Club Money in Custody of Court
The $39,500 from the Sparton Club robbery remains in the Howard County Circuit Court clerk’s custody until the case of Benjamin Greith is resolved. Four men received 15 to 20 year sentences, with petitions of claim to ownership possible from victims including Rose, Rabasco, Horn, Cunningham, and Shaw. A separate report notes a phone booth coin robbery near Stup’s service station on West Patrick Street.
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Sparton Club
Howard Coi
Unitias
James Macgall
Howard County
Benjamin Greith
Washington
Sears
William Vernon
Petey
Rose
Angelo Charlies Rabasco
Robert Lee Horn
Hagerstown
Chester Cinton Cunningam
John Aphott Hanshaw
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stup
West Patrick Street
Market Uncertain as Stocks Stay Mixed in Active Trading
In New York the market showed uncertainty with a mixed tone during a fairly active session this afternoon. Investors watched stock movements closely as shares of major firms fluctuated amid lacking clear direction.
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New York
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