Bowles Accepts New Ambassadorship and Advisory Role
The White House announced Chester Bowles will serve as special representative and adviser on African Asian and Latin American affairs with emphasis on developing countries. Bowles will report to President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk, holding ambassador rank but not a roving ambassadorship. He will devote full time to long range planning and policy in these regions.
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Maryland Junior Wins Henry Ford II Scholarship At 4H Congress
A University of Maryland junior known for livestock work and electrical projects won a Henry Ford II scholarship at the 40th National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. He has completed 178 4H project entries, delivered 3 demonstrations, and led 70 talks, with a family background as leaders in 4H and community youth activities.
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University of Maryland
Edward M. Wharif Jr
Woodbine
Ford Motor Company
Chicago
Iestock
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Cetin Corriecs
Waterton
Iowa
Whart Aso
Exteneon
Brunswick Adopts Snow Emergent Plan on Potomac Street
Mayor James E. Cummings announced Brunswick will enforce a snow emergent plan on Potomac and West B streets when snowfall exceeds one and a half inches and forecasts call for more. Police will post no parking signs in time to warn motorists, while the town vetoed a nightly foot patrol due to cost. The first organized garbage hauling system will start next year without a tax.
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James E. Cummings
Potomac
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Local officials clash over garbage service funding plan
At a city meeting Mayor Cummings opposes a tax rise to fund a straight hauling garbage service. He warns a tax would miss those who dump waste themselves and unfairly burden renters. He cites equity concerns for property owners and tenants alike.
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Cummings
Youth Wins With Gardening
Robert Scott, 17, of Randallstown, won a $400 college scholarship for six years of gardening work. A national 4 H Garden Awards winner, he received the award at the 40th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago, donated by Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James R Scott of Baltimore County and has eight years in 4 H Club activities.
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Randallstown
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Baltimore County
Mysterious Disappearance Not For Wallets Or Watches
A Frederick News-Post public service column explains mysterious disappearance coverage under home owners policies. A wallet dropped in 40 feet of water does not qualify as mysterious disappearance, nor does a lost watch unless kept in safe keeping and then vanishes with theft as the presumed cause. The column invites readers to send questions to The Frederick News-Post or the Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents.
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