Terrazzo Floors Are Out in Brunswick School Debate
The Brunswick Board of Education deadlocks 3 to 3 over replacing terrazzo with vinyl tile. President Clarence C C Thomas casts the deciding vote against terrazzo, while Mrs. Hodgson, Miss Hood, and Ross V. Smith urge reconsideration citing long term maintenance costs and taxpayer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick High School
Board of Education
Boz
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Mary Condon Hodgson
Brunswick
Hodgson
M. Lavenia Hood
Ross V. Smith
C. Gordon Smith
Hallar Best
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
E. J. Stuller Company
Taneytown
Urbana
Hood
New Midway
ZIP Code Push Wins Public Attention Across Nation
The Post Office Department reports ZIP codes are rapidly gaining visibility among the public and mailers. In three months the program has sparked widespread interest, with ZIP referenced in comics, puzzles, and a Broadway musical number, while actual usage remains to be fully measured.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Meredith Wilson
Santa Claus
Seventh-day Adventists Dedicate New Parochial School and Youth Center
The Seventh-day Adventist Church dedicates a $65,000 parochial school and youth center on Summers property, Shooks Town Road. Construction began in May. the 80 by 106 foot facility serves 8 students in grades 1-8 with a library, crafts suite, gymnasium, and observation-friendly classrooms. Opening ceremonies Sunday feature a 7 p.m. ribbon cutting and 7:30 to 10 p.m. open house with officials and educators from Frederick County and church delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventhday Adventist Church
Shookstown Road
Seventh-day Adventist Church
North Market Street
Path Center
Library
John A. Derr
C. Clifton Wirts
Paul Magaha
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Horman
Robert A. Whiteford
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Lloyd Ambrosen
Horseshoe Store Area Planned by TV Star on West Patrick
Jerry Strong, noted radio and TV figure, proposes a horseshoe design shopping center on West Patrick Street across from the A and P, pending zoning approval. SW Properties Inc owns the 400 block lot and rear land totaling about three acres. stockholders include Strong and his aunt Mrs Bruce White. Strong asked the Planning Commission to rezone from B-O to B-1 to permit the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Strong
West Patrick Street
SW Properties Inc
Mr. Strong
Bruce White
Strong
Potomac
Montgomery County
Planning Commission
Bank Robbery on M Street Washington Yields 63200
A white male robber, about 5 foot 8, 185 pounds, wearing a Swiss Alpine hat and tan trenchcoat, forced his way into the M Street NW branch of the First National Bank of Washington before opening, took 63200, and fled with an accomplice by foot during morning traffic. He ordered manager Tudor Whitton and a female employee to the basement after forcing the vault open.
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Washington (Ap
M Street NW
Firs National Bank of Washington
Tudor Whitton
Whitton
Police Seek Man Who Stole Purse at West Second Street Home
City police hunt a small colored man in a brown suit who entered 613 West Second Street Wednesday evening and stole a woman's pocketbook from a table. The theft was reported at about 8 27 p.m. by W Jarboe Grove, with guests present. Detective Bureau investigates.
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W. Jarboe Grove
West Second Street
Charles V. Main
Mr. Grove
Freak Thunderstorm Spreads Quick Rain Across City
A noon thunderstorm dropped about a tenth of an inch of rain as 40 to 45 mph winds swept the area. State Police and utilities reported no trouble calls with no further rain forecast through Saturday.
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U.S
Blue Mountain Express to Run Baltimore to Cumberland Excursion
The Western Maryland Blue Mountain Express, sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, will stop at Glyndon Westminster Thurmont and Hagerstown for a round trip from Baltimore to Cumberland on Saturday October 12. Tickets due by October 7.
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Camden
Baltimore
Glydon
Westminster
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Pen Mar
Hamilton man jailed for three years for assault and concealed weapon
A 39 year old Hamilton Virginia man was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction for assault and battery and six months for carrying a concealed weapon. The sentences run concurrently. The incident occurred near Cooper's Tavern in Brunswick after a September 1, 1962 arrest by Trooper Stephen P. Riland. Ferrell pleaded guilty. testimony showed no altercation. Also jailed were James Linn 21 of Cumberland on larceny and destruction of property, 18 months and six months, to run concurrently, with Linn already serving a two and a half year sentence and wanted on a Florida detainer. Additional cases included Milton L. Offord and Richard L. Jefferson, with Jefferson seeking counsel. Wellman received suspended 18 months for an escape attempt, and various court appointments noted.
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Hamilton, Vaman
Maryland House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
J. Henry Ferrell
Ferrell
Stephen P. Riland
Cooper’s Tavern
Brunswick
Donald J. Holland
James Linn
Cumberland
Schnauffer
Linn
Urbana
Carl V. Weakley
C&p Telephone Company
Florida
E. Austin James
Carl Thomas Wellman
Baltimore
Wellman
Frederick County
Horrace M. Alexander
C. Clifton Wirls
Milton L. Offord
Richard L. Jefferson
Jefferson
C. Clifton Wirts
William E Jacobs
Offord
Woodsboro Farm Sold Near Woodsboro for 40000
Conner M. Thomas sold his 154 acre farm two and a half miles west of Woodsboro on the Woodsboro Creagerstown Road to Charles G. Fenwick for about 40000 based on revenue stamps on the deed. The property along the Monocacy River includes an eight room stone farmhouse a milking parlor a bank barn a two car garage a machinery shed and a corn crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner M. Thomas
Woodsboro
Charles G Fenwick
Court House
Woodsboro- Creagerstown
Monocacy
Kennedy Delivers Dam Dedication Speech in Arkansas
President Kennedy dedicated Greers Ferry Dam near Heber Springs Arkansas and pledged continued use of power and flood control projects. He noted the project as a boon to the nation and invited Arkansas Democrats on his Arkansas trip amid expectations of civil rights discussion in Little Rock.
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Heber Springs
Ark
Kennedy
America
Arkansas
Little Rock
White House
Congress
Greers Ferry
Ritter Calls for Solid Reform of Catholic Preaching
American Cardinal Joseph Ritter of St. Louis urged the Vatican Ecumenical Council to pursue solid reform of preaching. He argued preaching has faded since the Council of Trent and must be revived as essential to church life alongside liturgy and teaching, stressing that God reveals himself through word and work and that preaching is an absolute necessity in the church’s dynamic role in the world.
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Vatican City
Joseph Elmer Ritter
St. Louis
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Council
Ritter
St. Peter's Basilica
Cardinal Ritter
Rabid Bat Found Prompts Maryland Health Warning
Maryland health official Dr Millard M Mershon of the Public Health Committee warns residents to avoid bats, especially daytime sightings, after a rabid bat was found in Harford County. The discovery has prompted heightened caution across the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Millard
M. Mershon
Maryland State Veterinary Medical Association
Harford County
Parkway PTA to hear Rev Hegstad on religion in schools
Parkway School PTA invites Rev Roland R Hegstad nationally known expert on religious freedom to speak next Wednesday at 8 p m The discussion will address a Sept 6 regulation from the Superintendent of Schools banning Bible readings and Lord s Prayer in opening exercises and grace at lunch The talk titled Supreme Court Decision on Religion Appealing or Appalling will follow a Q A session with PTA President J Richard Hudson The regulation outlines permissible and prohibited practices in classrooms and emphasizes religious neutrality in school activities
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Roland R. Hegstad
Parkway Pta
Richard Hudson
PTA
Hegstad
Superintendent of Schools
Supreme Court
Seventh Day Adventist Church
International Religious Liberty Association
Liberty Magazine
Hudson
Tawes Sets Cambridge Meeting With State Officials
Gov. Tawes will meet Friday at 10 30 a m in the Statehouse with Lt Gen Milton Reckord Brig Gen George Gelston Col Carey Jarman and Cambridge Mayor Calvin Mowbray to decide if order can hold as the National Guard pulls out and to seek a permanent settlement to the racial impasse in Cambridge.
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Annapolis
Tawes
National Guard
State Police
Cambridge
Odell Smith
Statehouse
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
George M. Gelston
Col
Carey Jarman
Maryland State Police
Calvin W. Mowbray
Ben Bella Declares Full Powers Over Berber Mutiny
In Algiers President Ah led Ben Bella announced he has assumed full powers to handle the Berber uprising in the Kabylie Mountains. He said he will pursue persuasion and moral pressure with Algeria’s Arab majority and avoid bloodshed, with regular army troops not to be used. The statement came before a reduced National Assembly after a 2 hour delay caused by deputies’ absence.
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Algiers
Ahamed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Algeria
Ben Bella
American Captain Killed as Viet Nam Attack Claims 9
An American special forces captain and eight Vietnamese soldiers were killed when guerrillas ambushed their supply convoy near Phuoc Long province, about 63 miles northeast of Saigon. Two mines exploded. guerrillas opened fire, and the attackers withdrew with no reported casualties. Four Americans were missing in action and 33 had died from other causes.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Phouc Long
Eight Die In Tragic Accident Near East Liverpool
A coil of sheet steel rolled from a truck crushing a car and its five occupants and then the truck crashed into another car, killing three more. The deaths occurred on a winding grade on Ohio 7, six miles north of East Liverpool. Five white men were later held for questioning after a hatchet and billy club were found in their car outside a Race Street restaurant. They were not charged.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Ohio 7
Ohio River
Cambridge
Race Street
Coup in Honduras prompts US caution as palace seized
The State Department reports a bloodless military coup in Honduras with the chief of armed forces ordering a takeover and President Ramon Villeda Morales confined to the presidential palace. US naval protection concerns rise as OAS calls emergency session to address the crisis.
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Washington
State Department
Honduras
Department
Ramon Villeda Morales
U.S
Charles R. Burrows
Villeda Morales
Defense Department
U.s.navy
United States
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Bosch
Organization of American States
Flora Aims at Haiti as Killer Hurricane
Hurricane Flora, packing 140 mile per hour winds, targets Haiti with likely heavy loss of life and major property damage. Cuba’s Oriente Province and the Guantanamo Bay area lie in its path as officials warn residents to prepare for strong winds and possible direct impact.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Haiti
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Oriente
United States Navy
Guantanamo Base
Fidel Castro
Florida
Gorden Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Guantanamo Bay
Dodgers Saved Koufax Finger From Amputation
Dodgers doctors faced possible amputation of Sandy Koufax’s left forefinger due to a circulatory disorder in 1962. A clot in the deep ulna arch dissolved after injections of a new drug, preserving the pitcher and enabling his 1963 World Series start.
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NEW York
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Dodgers
Koufax
Yankees
Robert Kerlan
Robert Woods
Travis Winsor
Los Angeles
Kerlan
Dr. Kerlan
Woods
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Brunswick School
Post Office
New School and Youth Center
Seventh-Day Adventists
A. M. Karolyi
Columbia Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
E. A. Roblertson
Evhe Johnson
F. A. Krause
Tor Dahlberg
Frank Damazo
Seventh-day Adventist School Board
Donald Eckenroth
Jerry McCarthy
Horseshoe
Bank
Western
Brunswick Tavern
JFK
Parkway School
Innes
Independent Hose Company
Robert Sexton
Gas House Pike
Fire Company
Union Bridge Community Center
Union Bridge
F. Earle Shriner
Morales
President's House
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