Linden Hills Meeting on proposed State Farm office site
Residents gather Wednesday night to hear a full explanation of plans to locate a State Farm Mutual Insurance office on an 11 acre Linden Hills site east of Frederick Memorial Park cemetery. The $1.5 million building would employ about 309 workers and may expand later, with rezoning under city review.
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Linden Hills
Richard B. Rudy
Linden Avenue
Rudy
State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Frederick Memorial Park
Richard Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Arnold Fleagle
U S Puts Brakes On Deficit
Secretary of the Treasury C Douglas Dillon told IMF World Bank ministers that the United States appears to have slowed the international payments deficit after a sharp rise to 42 billion dollars annual rate in early 1963. He noted 1960 deficit at 3.9 billion and 1962 at 2.2 billion, with measures already reducing dollar outflow.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Uncle Sam
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Ditton
McKeldin outlines four point plan to curb city deficit
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin proposed a four point economy program to offset a looming 380000 shortfall in the Department of Public Works. The plan includes shifting funds from surplus bureaus an immediate employment freeze delaying nonessential equipment purchases and postponing building repairs except in emergencies.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Department of Public Works
Board of Estimates
McKeldin
Hurricane Flora Rages in Caribbean with 110 mph Winds
Hurricane Flora, deemed the season's most dangerous, lashed the Caribbean with top winds of 110 miles per hour. Emergency supplies were dispatched to Tobago to aid the storm’s hardest hit residents.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Caribbean
Robinson Crusoe
Tobago
O Hara Named Director of Frederick Memorial Medical Records
Mrs Ann H O Hara former director of the Medical Records Department at Children’s Hospital Washington has joined Frederick Memorial Hospital as director filling a months long vacancy. She began this week and hails from Corning New York where she attended local schools. She studied Medical Record Library Science at Duke University Hospital and has worked at Vassar Brothers Hospital St Vincent’s Hospital and the Children’s Hospital in Washington. She is a registered member of the American Association of Medical Record Librarians.
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Ann H. O’hara
The
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. David Youngdahl
O'Hara
Corning
N.Y
Elmira
Duke
Catholic Order Buys Bailey Farm For Retreat Use
A Catholic order purchased the 312 acre Bailey estate known as Mutton Hall south of Buckeystown to serve as a summer retreat. The Ammen dale Normal Institute near Beltsville in Prince Georges County is listed as buyer, paying about 170000 dollars per federal deed stamps. The sale includes the mansion, pool, barns, outbuildings, and two tenant houses, with tenant Melvin Haugh remaining on the property after possession transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Bailey Jr
Buckeystown
Ammendale Normal Insitute
Beltsville
Prince Georges County
Brothers of the Christian Schools
W. Jerome Offutt
Bailey
U.S. 15
Lily Pons Road
Monocacy River
Washington
Sarah Ray Lee
Frederick County
Baileys
Ture Osburn
West Third Street
Offutt
Melvin Haugh
Institute
Vatican Council Advances Key Document On Church Nature
The Ecumenical Council cleared for final debate a schema on the church, titled de ecclesia, in a revised simplified form. Progressive prelates praised the version for aiding Christian unity and urged further pastoral adjustments.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
Wilson Outlines Labor Plan for 1964 Victory
Harold Wilson unveiled the Labour Party's master plan to boost Britain through scientific advances. In a keynote at the annual conference he framed a program intended as the main vote catcher for the 1964 national election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wheat Sale Debate Hints at Kennedy Decision
Senators urging President Kennedy to permit wheat sales to the Soviet Union expect a discussion with advisers and a possible announcement before the week ends. The AP reports ongoing urgency and political pressure surrounding the issue.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Military Pay Boost Expected to Pass by Nightfall
Washington AP reports the largest military pay increase in history likely to become law by nightfall. If approved, service members would receive an annual $1.2 billion boost starting today.
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Washington
Home backs 18 nation disarmament summit proposal
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home at the United Nations offered guarded approval for a Soviet idea of an 18 nation summit on disarmament. He said the gathering must have clear directives to be useful as he prepares for a possible Washington meeting with President Kennedy. United States officials noted he would travel to Washington on Friday to meet the President before returning to London.
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United Nations, N.Y
Lord Home
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
London
Finger Man Held In New Jersey Slaying Probe
Frank Casino known as the finger man in a gangland slaying was held in Toms River jail on a New York warrant after an arrest at his Beach Haven summer home Monday for refusing to testify before a grand jury.
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Toms River
Frank Casino
Joseph Valachi
Finger Man
New York
Casino
Beach Haven
Mrs. Schell Named Head of Montevue Home
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners unanimously appointed Grace Schell widow of former Montevue superintendent Robert H. Schell as the new Montevue Home superintendent. Schell has led the home as head matron during her husband's illness and brings experience in store operations purchasing and supervision.
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Board of County Commissioners
Grace Schell
Montevue
Schell
Robert H. Schell
Democratic State Central
Frederick County
Monlevue
Montevre
Detrick Contract Awarded To Grimberg Co
The Army Engineers awarded a 1 042 million dollar contract to John C Grimberg Co Rockville Md for modification of the microbiological building at Fort Detrick Md Rep Carlton R Sickles D Md reported today The project includes installation of laboratory equipment and supporting service equipment with distribution systems The main work covers mechanical and electronic revisions to serve the installed equipment heating and air conditioning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Engineers
John C. Grimberg Co
Rockvile
Fort Detrick
Carlton R. Sickles
D-Md
Integration okay say restaurant men Norfolk case
Norfolk restaurant owners tell the Citizens Advisory Council that integration has not harmed business. Leon Schoenbaum, owner of a major chain with locations in Norfolk, Newport News and Hampton, says desegregation in June produced no unpleasant experiences and means nothing to integration.
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Norfolk, Va
Citizens Advisory Council
CAC
Norfolk
Leon Schoenbaum
Newport News
Hampton
Schoenbaum
Ins
Free Kindergarten To Open Monday
The Frederick Kindergarten at 20 South Market Street will reopen for the fall term on Monday with sessions from 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. No more children will be enrolled this year with 60 already registered. Principal Mrs. M P Emmert and assistant Mrs. Raymond Gregoire oversee the program.
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Frederick
South Market Street
M. P. Emmert
Raymond Gregoire
Annual Fall Meeting at Maryland School for the Deaf
The Maryland School for the Deaf hosts the fall meeting of the Maryland Speech and Hearing Association on Saturday with about 50 leaders attending. Registration at 9 15 a.m. and program at 10 a.m. A panel on Language Learning features Miss Mary N. Masland and experts from Johns Hopkins and Columbia. The session covers language learning challenges and hearing impaired children. Lunch follows with a business meeting and discussion of a new publication and association affairs.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland Speech and Hearing Association
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Ambrosen
Mary N. Masland
Anne Arundel County
Miss Kent
Maryland School
Columbia University
Northwestern University
Miriam Hardy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hardy
Gateway Preschool
Robert J. Ruben
Princeton University
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Man Freed By FBI Expert
A 21-year-old Gambrills man was acquitted in Curevit Court after an FBI handwriting expert testified the questioned check was not written by the defendant. James Wesley Robbins faced a false pretense charge for a $25 check at Fox's Sports and Ball Store on October 15, 1962, with store operator John Fox positively identifying Robbins.
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Gambrills
Curevit
FBI
James Wesley Robbins
Fox
Sports and Ball
South Market Street
John Fox
Robbins
Virginia
George Mesnig
Alexandria. Va
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Louisiana
Indiana
Missouri
Arizona
Tennessee
A. Norman Dietz
Frederick City
Paul Newcombe
Paul Newcomabe
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
North Carolina
Rothenhoefer
Robert
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Bunn
Donald B. Rice Tire Company
Schnauffer
Reclord
Arnold N. Fleagle
Walkersville High School
Robert Hess
Stephen K. Mester
Walkersville High
Hood College Scholars Dinner Honors Eight Top Students
Visiting philosopher Dr. Martin Foss of Hood College will lecture on True Scholarship after the annual scholars dinner at the Frances Scott Key Hotel. Mount Airy girl Margaret Ann Fritz is named Hood College Scholar for her two year academic record and Foss teaches existentialism and ethics for adults.
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Martin Foss
Hood College
Mount Airy
Frances Scott Key
Margaret Ann Fritz
Frank P. Fritz
Mood
Hood Colege
Uusees
Foss
Coffman Chapel
Haverford College
Germany
Frieburg
Munich
Berlin
de Sorbonne
Paris
Haverford
State University of
Montana
Lebanon Valley College
India
Sanskrit College
Calcutta
Hood
John R. Burr
India Dr. Foss
Tawes weighs Cambridge vote amid National Guard talks
Governor Tawes urged Cambridge voters to approve the public accommodations amendment but said no plans are set if the measure fails. He would consult with police and officials before any Guard removal, noting lessons learned for other Maryland towns. The feature also notes a PSC order to cut Chestertown Electric Light and Power rates by about 90000 annually.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Cambridge
Maryland
PSC
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Chestertown Electric Light and Power Cain
Cambridge vote on public accommodations ban draws heavy turnout
Cambridge voters turnout surged as about 90 National Guardsmen patrolled streets during opening hours for a referendum on banning racial discrimination in public facilities. Second Ward showed high participation, while Fourth Ward opposed the measure, with early turnout roughly double normal across wards and police present at polling places.
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Cambridge
E A Shore
William L. Jews
Negra
Syndicate ties Genovese to Las Vegas gambling and Lansky
Joseph Valachi testified before the Senate investigations subcommittee that Vito Genovese has extensive interests in Las Vegas gambling and maintains ties with Meyer Lansky. Valachi, jailed on a narcotics conviction in Leavenworth, said Genovese still leads New York operations of the nationwide crime syndicate. He acknowledged ongoing associations with Lansky and pressed questions about Abe Reles’s death as Valachi suggested mobsters in jail can arrange outside killings.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
Las Vegas
Nev
Genovese
Meyer Lansky
Leavenworth
Valachi
New York
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Javits
Lansky
Abe Reles
Reles
Byrd's Group Slows Tax Cut Action in Senate
In Washington the Kennedy administration failed to speed action on the 38 billion tax cut as Senate leaders suggested action could slip to next year. The Senate Finance Committee backed Chairman Byrd’s control over timing by an 11 4 vote, rejecting Douglas plan to rush hearings, with Byrd promising at least six weeks of hearings on the bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Paul H Douglas
Dtll
Byrd
Raviss Von Rueden Hula Bets On Giants Pennant Lost
In San Francisco Sylvia Von Rueden, a Hawaii native, mixes a fast wager as Raviss Von Rueden performs a hula along Grant Avenue in Chinatown to honor a pennant bet tied to the Giants baseball team who lost the National League pennant.
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San Francisco
Sylivia von Rueden
Hawaii
Grant Avenue
Chinatown
Giants
Raviss von Rueden
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