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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1961

Page

10

Mathias Urges Maryland Redistricting at Lions Club

Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr addressing the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel urged state level redistricting for Maryland to ensure equal voter weight. He cited district populations from 220,000 to 720,009 and noted Congress could intervene if inequities persist while highlighting office workload and constituent services. He recalled Truman's 1951 call for standards and mentioned measures under study by his committee.

Charles McC. Mathias Jr Lions Club Frederick Francis Scott Key Maryland Mathias Congress United States Judiciary Committee Truman Washington

Aldermen Clash Over Old Reservoir Site Fate

Two aldermen sparred over use of the Old Reservoir site on West 7th Street with YMCA leasing a potential building opposed by the Civic Center plan. The board postponed a final decision, while other items included a go kart track rejection and waiving fallout shelter permits.

Board of City Aldermen West 7Th Street William B. Burrall YMCA Robert E. Dailey Interclub Council City Hall Board of Aldermen Singanore Burall Vernon Avenue Robert A. Whiteford Frederick Whiteford McClung-Logan Inc Baltimore Thomas E. Woodcock Salvation Army Bowlus Jacob R. Ramsburg Emmett R. Bowlus 7Th Street Dailey Ramsburg Annapolis Charles ¥. Main

Canadian soldiers fitted with surplus US helmets

Ottawa announced that Canadian soldiers will wear surplus US helmets left from World War II for field operations only, not for parades, as part of army preparedness.

Ottawa U.S Army

Miss Maryland Ball Honors Local Attendees At Westminster

More than 175 people attended the first Miss Maryland Ball sponsored by the Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Westminster Riding Club. Honored guests included Miss Maryland Patricia Ann Moon from Bethesda and 1956 titleholder Mrs Carol Jennette Shook of Westminster. Also invited but absent was Miss Robin Davis, Miss Maryland 1961. Maryland Junior Chamber officials present were Richard McMilton of Dundalk, Walter Lachman of Laurel, and Neil Davies, state director.

Maryland Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Westminster Riding Club Patrica Ann Moon Bethesda Carol Jennette Shook Westminster Robin Davis Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce Richard McMilton Dundalk Walter Lachman Laurel Neil Davies

Independent Social Nite Scheduled to Begin October 13

An important notice announces an Independent Social Nite starting Oct 13 at 8 PM and each Friday thereafter. Tickets increase in value while free games, door prizes, an evening prize, and a children’s play room with attendant are offered. Sponsored by Uniform Bank Independent Hose Co. in Frederick Maryland.

Uniform Bank Independent Hose Co West Church Street Frederick, Md

Crescent City Event Reported A Success By Local Group

Crescent Cities Miss Moon ecart chairs praise the affair as a success with James Fair as president and Crawford Banks in charge of profit projects. General project chairman Herbert Bowers leads committees Publicity Thomas Phillips and others. Jaycetts supervise decorations led by Nancy Reever and Arlene Bowers.

Crescent Cities Miss Moon Ecart James Fair Crawford Banks Herbert Bowers Thomas Phillips Kenneth Crouse Paul Roop Earl Lookinghill John Williams Dean Nusbaum John Reever Robert Bowers Chicee Harner John Myers Jaycetts Nancy Reever Arlene Bowers Barbara Baumgardner Maxine Bowers Shirley Little Er Fair Ruby Frock

Nasser Signals Partial Syria Acceptance After Split

President Gamal Abdel Nasser said Egypt will not bar Syria from the United Nations or Arab League but will not recognize Syria's break from the United Arab Republic until the Syrian people decide. Damascus hailed the speech as acceptance of Syria’s independence. four Syrian diplomats resigned from the UAR in New York to work for Syria.

Caircap Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Syria United Nations Arab League United Arab Republic Damascus Nasser U.A.R New York U.N

Nasser Pushes Arab League to Review Syria Membership

In a nationwide radio address Nasser rejected forming a political bloc with Syria and warned of Syrian suffering. He said he would urge the Arab League to form a committee to study Syria’s potential membership.

Egypt Nla.r Nasser Syria Arab League

From Beast to Beauty Cape Town Draws Tourism Change

Delegates in a publicity conference criticized aggressive wildlife ads featuring lions rhinos and hippos calling them fang-and-claw policies. Tourism officials plan to replace these with beautiful poster girls to promote South Africa abroad.

Cape Town

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