County Officials Discuss Planning and Zoning Meeting
Western Maryland County Commissioners hosted a Maryland planning and zoning discussion at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Frederick County planners answered questions on ordinances, fees, districts, and enforcement as officials from Allegany Garrett and Washington counties attended the session.
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Maryland
Uye
Frederick County
Francis Scott Rey
Delbert S. Null
A. Irvin Renn
Merril H. Ramsburg
Frederick
Garrett
Wash Ogton
Allocanyo
Aagion County
Downer
Aoard
Ker
Frederick County Zoning and Planning Commission
Arthur Hatton
Lsted
Haiton
Hatton
Cutsai
Eral
John J. Rowan
Pres Allocans Board
LaVaie
Gocedie Byron
C. Burton Cannon
Salanes
Allegany County
John T. Rowan
Jom T. Mason
William A. Wilson
Garrett County
E. F. Garretts
Fred B. Glotferty
Carl A. Schell
Bernard Gowder
Paul W. DeWitt
Washington
Charles L. Downey
Lem E. Kirk
John E. Easterday
George
Fockler
Catsail
Byron
Daniel E. Wight
Planning and Zoning Commission
O. Wilson Runkles
John D. Mause
Thomas Crum
Planning Commission
$25,000 Stolen From Anne Arundel Home
Police report a theft of about $25,000 cash from the home of Anne Arundel County real estate operator Nancy A Parr in St. Margaret's. The money, largely $50 and $100 bills, was hidden in a tin box in a suitcase. bonds and papers were untouched. The house on Bay Head Road off Revell Highway was entered while Parr attended her husband J Donaldson Parr's funeral at a Baltimore area funeral home.
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Annapolis
Anne ‘Arundel County
St. Margaret’s
Nancy A. Parr
Baltimore Funeral
J. Donaldson Parr
D Amato loses licenses as promoter and manager
The New York State Athletic Commission revoked Cus d Amato's licenses as a manager and second and suspended promoter Bill Rosensohn's matchmaking license for three years after a three month inquiry into irregularities in the Patterson Johansson title fight at Yankee Stadium. D Amato, 50, was found guilty on four of five charges. Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc. had its license revoked as well.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Cus
d’Amato
Bill Rosensohn
D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Resensohn Enterprises, Inc
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Yankee Stadiorm
Damato
New Yorker
Rosensohn Enterprises, ,Inc
Vincent J. Velella
New York State Supreme Court
Johansson- Patterson
Toledo Malls Experiment Ends Downtown
Toledo concludes a three month trial of pedestrian malls in two downtown blocks. The Downtown Toledo Associates hold the key to any permanent plan as bulldozers remove sod and buses and cars crowd the former street space.
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Toledo
Onio
Toledos Associates
DTA
Pioneer of Rock 'n' Roll Fired
DETROIT AP Disc jockey Don McLeod of Detroit resigned today from radio station WJBK becoming the third to leave in 36 hours. Harry Lipson said the resignation is effective immediately and McLeod declined further comment. Alan Freed, a pioneer of rock and roll, was fired by WABC New York and planned talks with a television station about payola as congressional investigations focus on under the table payments by record companies to DJs. WNEW TV officials planned a meeting to assess the situation as NBC and Time Inc clashed over TV quiz show fixes.
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Detroit
Don McLeod
WJBK
Harry Lipson
Wjbk Radio
Mcleod
NEW York
Alan Freed
WABC
Freed
Wnew-Tv
Wnew-Iv
Bennett Korn
National Broadcasting Co
Time, Inc
Expect Higher Temperature Readings Rise This Week
Unseasonably cold spell ends with forecasts for highs in the upper forties to low sixties. Saturday’s frost dropped to 26 degrees, while Sunday reached 55 as warmer air moves in. showers possible tonight and Tuesday with mild overnight lows around 40.
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Mercury
Cain
Alleged Bribes To Stop Slum Clearance Probe Reported
Two New York reporters on a television program said a high city official offered bribes to halt a slum clearance probe. They refused, did not name the official, and noted the possibility of paying $75 to $100 weekly in wives’ names. The claim sparked responses from city officials and colleagues, with no immediate comment from the newspaper. The discussed probe tied to Title 1 housing program operations in New York City.
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New York
Fred J. Cook
Gene Gleason
New York World-Telegram & Sun
Cook
Gleason
Wnta-Tv
World-Telegram & Sun
New York City
About
Nation
Mag
Warren Moscow
Ike Certain To Extend U.S. Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower appears set to extend the U.S. halt on nuclear weapons tests for a few weeks with possible later extensions. The move aligns with a UN resolution urging no tests during Geneva talks. McCone urged week to week extensions and linked any indefinite ban to an international inspection agreement.
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Washington
Eisenhower Nan
U.S
United Nations
Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
John A. MecCone
Atomic Energy Commission
NBC Meet the Press
KcCone
Britain
Soviet Union
General Assembly
New York
Geneve
McCone
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Deaf Boy Martens Recalls Slaying Amid Knife Attack
Thirteen year old George Martens a deaf boy used sign language to explain how he killed playmate Steven Moscoe the son of Marine staff sergeant Lawrence Moscoe. Coroner reports 47 stab wounds as Steven died after luring him into a brushy area near Olathes outskirts.
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Olathe. Kan
George Martens
Syearoild
Steven Moscoe
George
John Johnson
Martens
Steven
Lawrence Moscoe
Newburgh
Olathe Naval Air Station
Moscoes
Henry Martens
Olathe
Kansas City
Young Martens
Second Hotel Fire Probed in Illinois
In Peoria Illinois four people are missing after a second hotel fire in 24 hours. Authorities investigate arson with a kerosene like liquid found near both scenes. A prior Sunday blaze damaged an apartment hotel set to house Negro tenants. No injuries reported. damages estimated up to 300000.
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Peoria
Cap
Peora
Joaas
IL Thins
Alvert Douiton
Aegro
Young
Arion
Louise Scott
Lok
al Cooper
Sarah Hwak
Walter Parker
Wday
James Reynolds
Illinois
Rey Miller
Reynolds
Wesmen
Five Day Forecast and Security Brief From South Asia
Temperatures in India are expected to stay slightly above normal with mild weather and scattered showers. Officials say 400 million people should prepare for possible cold spells and defend northern frontiers as measures remain in place. A Pakistan report notes an unsuccessful assassination attempt on Afghanistan Foreign Minister Mohammed Naeem Khan reported by Shahbaz.
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United Nations. NY
CAP
Laos
U.N
Viet Nam
China
India
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Associated Press
Idia
Sai l
Peshawar
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Mohammed Naeem Khan
Shahbaz
Motorists Prove Good Animal Hunters Along US 50
Two vehicle crashes on a foggy US 50 stretch near Salisbury injure a mother and daughter and kill a mule. Horace Stephens 39 of Selbyville Del hits a yearling being trained for racing owned by Jay Frost of Salisbury. the horse later survives with 50 50 odds.
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Salisbury
Here
Horace Stephens
Selbyville
Del
Inis
Stephens
Jay Frost
Ruth .C. Tul
Whaleyville
Worcester County
Lena
Castro Men Dominate Union
In Havana the Cuban Confederation of Labor chose an all Fidel Castro aligned executive committee. Secretary General David Salvador leads the 13 member body, formed after a tumultuous session that also withdrew from IAROW to pursue a new Revolutionary Confederation of Latin American Workers. Delegates pushed resolutions denouncing the United States.
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Havana
Cuban Confederation of Labor
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Party
Communist Party
10Th
National Labor Congress
David Salvador
Castro
United States
Congress
Inter - American Regional Organization of Workers
Confederation of
Latin American Workers
IAROW
Nehru urges enlistment as India’s territorial army marked
Prime Minister Nehru spoke on the 10th anniversary of India's territorial army and urged citizens to join in large numbers to meet threats. The report also notes the death of Carl Nyquist, former Rock Island Railroad vice president, after a long illness.
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Lauter Caalva
India
Nehru
Red
China
Carl Nyquist Banning
Cali
Carl Nyquist
Rock Island Railroad
Housewife Refuses To Return Erroneous S4 Million Check
In Holyoke Massachusetts Mrs James Walsh refuses to return a four million dollar plus check she received in error from Hadley Falls Trust Co saying she will surrender it only if the teller Miss Ann Halliwell is rehired The bank allegedly pressured her husband a Air Force sergeant to return the check immediately and she held onto it during his absence The bank president George W Wallace declined comment Halliwell said the incident was an honest error unlikely to blame the teller
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Holyoke
Mass
James Walsh
Shell
Ann Hailliwell
Walsh
Hadley Falls Trust Co
Halliwell
Air Force
Mrs. Walsh
George W. Wallace
Rains Trigger Mountain Slides Blocking Cascades Transport
Heavy rains cause massive slides across the Cascade Mountains blocking rail and highway routes. A Milwaukee Road train halted near Hyak with 90 passengers ten hours until bus transfer to Spokane. A woman, Hazel K. Caddell, 64, died in a Stevens Pass crash. Flooding forces farm evacuation as rivers rise and cross-state routes close. Railroads divert traffic via Pasco and Vancouver Washington while Snoqualmie, Stevens, White and Blewett passes remain shut.
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Seattie
Washa
API
Cascade Mountains
Mountain Pass
Washington
Milwaukee Road
Hyak
Seattle
Ellensburg
Wash
Cascades
Spokane
Chicago
Slide
Milwaukee
Great Norther
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Vancouver
Snoqualie
Stevens
White
Blewett
Hazel K. Caddell
Leavenworth
Stevens Pass
Vanishing of Ore. Minister and Family Sparks Hunt
In Sweet Home Oregon Reverend Laurence Loftus 28 his wife Ruth 27 and their son James 2 vanished from their home parishioners reported absence Sunday triggering a search to Tombstone Summit in the Cascade Mountains police followed a clue of a couple at a logging road Friday a car matching the Loftus vehicle was seen near the summit authorities fear an accident in the backcountry with another Oregon family missing last December and the Loftus ministry recently began in Sweet Home Oregon.
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Sweet Home
Ore
Oregon
Tombstone
Cascade Mountains
Laurence Loftus
Shis
Loftus
Ruth
James
Harry Monical
Monical
The
Dee. 7
Jhen Martin
Portland
Columbia River
Sweet Home Church
Tualatis
90 Day Sentence In Petty Larceny Case
In Frederick County Magistrate's Court Byron W. Thompson sentenced Charles Henry Hoyt 61 of Delaware Ohio to 90 days in jail for petty larceny with 60 days suspended for Christmas. Hoyt was caught stealing fountain pens and pliers at Kresge on North Market Street. He claimed to be passing through and had been drinking. Cecil Marie Hedges Rawson West Virginia had charges continued to December for drunken driving reckless driving and no license with bond set at 1200.
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Byron W. Thompson
Frederick County
Thompson
Charles Henry Hoyt
Delaware
Kresge
North Market Street
5. W. Jackson
Hoyt
Cecil Marie Hedges
Rawson
W. Va
J. R. Gallen
Maryland State Police
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Anne Arundel
N. Y. Athletic Commission
Rosensohn
Payola Talk
Sistant
Robert F. Wagner
Moscow
New York Times
James A. Wechsler
New York Post
Joseph W. Kittenger Jr
New Mex
Ico
Ike
Rocky Springs
NEW Deat
Far West
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