Soviets Warn on West German Arms and NATO Roles
The State Department dismissed a new Soviet note warning against arming West Germany with rockets as an effort to muddy United Nations talks and distract from Soviet actions. It cited East German arms buildup since 1946 and urged restraint while noting NATO implications. In separate items, Baltimore considers a municipal sales tax, and Judy Holliday's throat illness forces Broadway play cancellation.
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Washington
State Department
West Germany
United Nations
NATO
East Germany
Moscow
Moscow Radio
U.S.S.R
Judy Holliday
New York
Laurette
Kennedy's Campaign Caravan Schedules Maryland Tour
Governor Tawes announces a Democratic caravan tour across Maryland from October 13 to November 3 to support the Kennedy Johnson ticket. The bus will visit every county, with Tawes paired with most stops, and major speeches planned in Cumberland and Baltimore areas among others.
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Tawes
Maryland
Kennedy - Johnson
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Louis L. Goldstein
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Thomas B. Finan
Democratic Party
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Charles
St . Marys
Calvert
LaPlata
Kentucky
Ait
Lam
Cumberland
Oakland
Torklgnd
Cumberland Land
Allegany County
Harford County
Anne Arundel County
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington County
South Mountain
U.S
Schedule outlines officials' visit to Maryland counties
The memo lists a multi county itinerary with events in Montgomery Rockville on Oct 28 and dinner engagement, Caroline Talbot Dorchester counties on Oct 31, Prince Georges County on Nov 1, and Baltimore City around Nov 23 with potential expansion. The document notes arrival times and planned meetings.
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Ture
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Rockville Road
Frederick
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Prince Georgies County
Baltimore City
Educators Oppose Warfield Plan
Maryland educators challenge a Warfield Commission proposal to run State teacher colleges as branches of the University of Maryland. Jerome Frampton Jr. argues the plan would erode the university’s standards and be uneconomical, urging preservation of small, nearby institutions. A separate note reports Maxine McKenzie, polio patient, moved to Georgetown University Hospital in a rescue-like transfer with emergency power support. Cancer remains the leading cause of death for children ages five to 14.
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Hagerstown
University of Maryland
Tt Warfield Commission
Jerome Framption Jr
Frampton
State Board of Education
Maryland Association of Boards of Education
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Warfield Commission
Ania! Warfield UT
Howard County
Farmer
Towson
Frostburg
Salisbury
Maxline McKenzie
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Lawrence McKenzie
Po Itomac Edison Co
Catholic Charities Benefit In Estate Details
The estate of Sister Gertrude Marie Agnes Gruber, administered by Sister Margaret Hickey, distributed 7355.17 to Catholic charities including Saint Vincent's Seminary, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, and the Daughters of Charity. Mass stipends totaled 2500. residue 919.89 went to Sister Isabel of the Eastern Province. Separately, Mack Trucks plans a new information center at 4 South Potomac Street in Hagerstown, to be opened within a week under E. A. Lewis.
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Gertrude Marie Agnes Gruber
Marigaret Hickey
Register
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Saint Vincent’s Seminary
Germantown
Philadelphia
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Greensboro
North Carolina
Daughters of Charity
Saint Michael's
Isabel
Daughters of Charity of St
Hagerstown
Mack Trucks
E. 4. Lewis
South
Potomac Street
Mack Information Center
Richard L. Urge Named Hagerstown Relations Coordinator
Richard L Urge has been appointed Hagerstown industrial and community relations coordinator for the firm. The center will inform the community and assist Mack employees seeking information as the company builds a new 1,000,000 square foot engine and transmission plant in Hagerstown to replace Plainfield facilities. The Hagerstown plant is expected to be completed in fall 1961. Astronomers can photograph about 30 billion stars.
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Richard L. Urge
Hagerstown
Mack
Plainfield
N. J
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