Board Approves $4.1 Million Budget Forwarded to County
The Board of Education voted 42 to push a $4,105,759 six month budget to the County Commissioners for approval starting January 1. They rejected cutting items, opting to forward the full budget with later cuts possible. Major budget elements include $2,421,866 levy, $143,893 capital outlay, and $13,200 parochial transport.
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Board of Education Today
Clarence C. C. Thomas
C. Gordon Smith
Allen R. Gaddis
Direstor of Business Administration
Congress
Hailar Best
Smith
Mary Condon Hodgson
James A. Sensenbaugh
Best
Sensenhaugh
Sensenbaugh
Ross V. Smith
Gordon Smith
Western Maryland County Heads To Meet
Frederick County officials will join Allegany County Commissioners hosting a regional meet at the Cumberland Country Club on Thursday. Representatives from Carroll Washington and Garrett Counties are expected to attend to discuss auto licenses mileage roadside produce stands fiscal year change school budgets teacher pay scales dog laws and trailer tax. Frederick delegates include Commissioners A Irvin Renn Lawrence A Dorsey and Russell Z Horman Clerk Randall B Rosencrantz County Accountant Donald C Linton and County Engineer Southey Nottingham Jr.
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Frederick County
Cumberland
Maryland
Allegany County
Carroll
Washington
Garrett
Country Club
Board of Education
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Donald C. Linton
Southey Nottingham Jr
Flora strengthens as hurricane nears Hispaniola
Hurricane Flora churned over central Caribbean shipping lanes north of Venezuela and threatened southern Hispaniola with gale winds, showing signs of increased intensity and size as of today.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Hispaniola
District 4-H All-Stars Meet Here for Banquet
Frederick County 4-H All-Stars host district meeting Saturday at 7 pm at Town and Country Restaurant. Program features entertainment from Washington Howard Montgomery and Frederick counties. Guest speaker is Donald Osborn former West Virginia All-Star and state 4-H agent. Special recognition will honor members admitted in 1923 1933 1943 1953 and this year. Reservations via Mrs David Eigenhrode with committee members Margret Nicholson John Barker John Garst Harold Roderick Robert Kemp Charles Black. Floral arrangements by Mrs Allie Messer Urbana.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Washington
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Donald Osborn
West Virginia
David Eigenhrode
Margaret Nicholson
John Barker
John Garst
Harold Roderick
Robert Kemp
Charles Black
Allie Messer
Urbana
Two Girls Slain in Suburban Plymouth Village
Police and sheriffs men launched a fresh hunt for the slayer of two small girls whose bodies were found in heavy brush along a secluded road. Melissa Ann Lee, 5, and Barbara Ann Foshaug, 4, disappeared from a south side neighborhood 24 days earlier. Detective Capt. Ralph Dease said investigators believe kidnapping and slaying occurred, with further questioning of parents ongoing.
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Minneapolis
Plymouth Village
Melissa Ann Lee
Barbara Ann Foshaug
Ralph Dease
Staub Site Pick Moves Emmitsburg Thurmont High Plan Forward
The Thurmont Emmitsburg School Board voted to buy the Staub 40 acre site for 30000 dollars, about 750 per acre, as the second site for a new high school. Opposition by Emmitsburg leaders cited impact on their town and bus transport for students. A separate note mentions plans for a highway link from Aberdeen Proving Ground to the Northeast Expressway.
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Emmitsburg-Thurmont
Thurmont
Board of Education
Staub
Route 15
Emmitsburg
Robert Wirgan
Wirgan
Jamison-Wivell
Prongas
Mary Condon Hodgson
C. Gordon Smith
Hodgson
Smith
Ralph Irelan
J Norman Flax
Flax
Robert Simpson
Emmittsburg Pta
Aberdeen, Md
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Beall's Political Power Looms Over Beall Mathias Challenge
In Baltimore AP report, Senator J Glenn Beall dominates GOP chatter as 69 year old war horse eyes a third term. Mathias weighs a bid, but many Maryland GOP leaders fear losing Western Maryland House seat to a Democrat and prefer Beall. Attendance at Beall dinner tops 820. key figures attend or abstain amid debate.
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Baltimore
Glenn Beall
GOP
Charles McC. Mathias
Beall
Mathias
House
Maryland
Senate
Theodore R. McKeldin
David Scull
D. Eldred Rinehart
Scull
Rinehart
Harry Phoebus
Somerset
George Hughes
Allegany
Samuel Hopkins
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Lewis Ort
Cumberland
Union Bridge to Dedicate New Community Center
Community leaders mark the dedication of Union Bridge's new center funded by Mrs. F E Shriner who donated land designed built and furnished the facility. Governor Tawes will attend with ceremonies featuring a Key High Band flag ceremony and a corner stone laying as the town celebrates a project with Boy Scout and civic group support.
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Union Bridge
F. Earle
Thelma W.) Shriner
West Second Street
Shriner
Rust
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Chamber of Commerce
Western Maryland Railroad
Carroll County Commissioners
Lions Club
Union Bridge Athletic Association
Tawes
J. Millard Tawes
Nce Francis Scott Key High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8806
Glen M. Baird
Union Bridge Church of the Brethren
Clarence L. Rourke
The
Union
Buiding
Robert H. Marsh
Edward L. Eichman
Wilbiar
Carroll County
Fred Littlefield
Robert W. Walden
Hood College Expands Evening Classes This Fall
Hood College announces an expanded evening program with four courses in art philosophy religion and physical education Registration for classes will be held Monday night in the college administration building Philosophy and religion courses offer college credit or non credit The philosophy course existentialism and the ethics of freedom is new taught by Dr Martin Foss The Unfolding Drama of the Bible returns taught by Dr Paul F Mell Art Work shop by Jack Davis continues for the eleventh straight semester Recreation al Activities for Women will be offered again after strong interest last spring Continued on page 4.
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Philosphy
Hood
Paul F. Mell
Jack Davis
Col Casto Announces Planned Retirement From Fort Detrick
Col Carl S Casto commander at Fort Detrick since 1960 requests retirement effective March 31 1964 Public relations clarifies no departure until retirement is approved Casto with 30 years service and a post wife active in community affairs Change of command to be announced by Gen Fred J Delmore at Edgewood Arsenal once retirement is approved
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Carl S. Casto
Fort Detrick
Post
Col. Casto
Detrick
Office
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Sranch
Fred J. Delmore
Edgewood Arsenal
Delmore
Dominican Republic warns of collapse without US recognition
Dominican Republic leaders warn the regime that ousted President Juan Busch could fall within months without diplomatic recognition from the United States and other nations. A high official says public opinion could deteriorate quickly and unrest or a possible military dictatorship or communist takeover may follow within 30 days.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Juan Busch
Ecumenical Council Opens With Mixed Catholic Unity Drive
Vatican observers praise Pope Paul VI for pursuing unity started by John XXIII as 63 delegates from 21 non Catholic church bodies gain privileged seats inside St. Peter's Basilica for the 2 500 council fathers gathering.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Berber Munitions Arm for Algerian Defiance
Berber fighters manned cannon on Algerian mountain ridges vowing to defy resident Ahmed Ben Bella. Ben Bella forces announced plans to arm vigilante committees to fight, if necessary with loyal Army troops.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Dr. Wagner to Speak at Hood College Chapel
Dr. James E. Wagner, former co president of the United Church of Christ, will speak at Hood College Coffman Chapel at 6 50 p m on Recovering Our Faith in Life and History. Wagner, now Ursinus College vice president, led the Evangelical and Reformed Church and later the United Church of Christ, and serves as World Alliance vice president. The weekly Wednesday service is part of Hood College’s chapel program with ministers from various faiths.
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James E. Wagner
United Church of Christ
Hood College
Wagner
Hood
Coffman Chapel
Ursinus College
Pennsylvania
Evangelical and Reformed Church
World Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches
James A. Smoith
Circuit Court Ails Cases On Break In And Assault
Chief Judge Pat rick M. Schnauffer presided over cases of breaking and entering and assault and battery with mixed outcomes. John J Schl Jr. 18 received four years in the Reformatory for Males with probation after a break in at Highs Dairy. Donald Lee Bates was found not guilty of assault and battery after testimony that Bouton struck Bates first. Richard L. Sisk and Grover Ross Miller faced property destruction charges with a transfer to October 8 to allow Sisk to obtain a players Miller not seeking counsel.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Richard L. Sisk
Grover Ross Miller
Sisk
Miller
Frederick Lumber Company
Schnauffer
John J Schl Jr
Urbana
Schill
Highs Dairy
East Patrick Street
John Wheeldon
Cpl
Wheeldon
Willard van Sant
High's
Bias
Francis Main
Urbana Main
Austin James
Donald Lee Bates
Donald M. Bouton
Airy
Bates
Bouton
William W. Wenner
World Series Five innings LA leads NY 5 0
In the World Series after five innings the score shows Los Angeles five runs and New York nil with the Dodgers ahead. The game status notes a dominant start for LA and a shutout streak through five frames.
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Yankees
Elston Howard
Los Angeles Plate
Joe Paparella
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
New York
York
Yankee
Roger Maris
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tawes Not Acting On Cambridge Request for Order
Annapolis Md. Gov Tawes plans no action on a request from three Cambridge Negro ministers to issue an executive order banning racial discrimination in Maryland. Assistant to the governor Gdell Mc Smith cites an opinion by State Attorney General Finan last summer denying constitutional power for such action. The governor, at Crisfield home, voiced disappointment over Cambridge vote defeat of a public accommodations charter amendment.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Cambridge
Maryland
Cambridge mayor says start over after segregation amendment defeat
Cambridge Mayor Calvin W. Mowbray reacts to the defeat of the town charter amendment opening hotels and restaurants to Negroes. Voters in the nearly all Negro 2nd Ward turnout was low, while white wards returned strong opposition. Mrs Gloria Richardson urged Negro abstention and leaders vow to pursue alternative desegregation plans. Trading slackens in New York markets.
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Cambridge
Calvin W. Mowbray
Iowa
C. Awdry Thompson
Gloria Richardson
2Nd Ward
Richardson
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