Taxpayers To Weigh 75 25 Housing Policy Tonight
Taxpayers may speak at 7 39 p m on the 73 23 policy a city tax incentive for private developers repealed in 1959 A 1950s dispute involves Aldermen Burall Dailey and Berosius with the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce backing a study committee and the Brigadoon Civic Association urging renewal The policy aims to share tax costs with developers to foster orderly city growth and lower long term tax burdens
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Court House
City Board of Aldermen
Frederick
William B. Burall
Rob E. Dailey Sr
J. William Berosius
Frederick County
National Association of Home Builders
Brigadoon Civic Association
Kenneth H. Barncord
Association
Board of Aldermen
Barncord
Beig
12 Nabbed For Liquor Violations On Shore
Queen Annes County State's Atty. James E. Thompson says additional arrests may follow the 12 made Saturday night on liquor law violations. State Police raided nine establishments and a private residence in the county. Six cases of beer two cases of wine and a slot machine were confiscated.
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Centreville
Queen Annes County
James E. Thompson
HL P.m
A Thompson
Sherif Water E. Clough
W.C. Mitchell
Thompson
Wee Women Obedience Quip Sparks Discussion
A brief item quotes a line about obedience and a father’s requests provoking discussion about child guidance. The remark is presented as a provocative boast in a column on social behavior.
Moon landing spark worldwide acclaim and Soviet praise
Premier Khrushchev heads to Washington amid global celebration of the Soviet moon rocket feat. US scientists hail the lunar probe and Tass notes dust cloud and crater signals. Officials cite space data hopes while a North Market property sale ends at seventeen thousand.
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Moscow
Xi Khhrushchev
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space ‘Administration
Hugh Dryden
Moon
Drysden
Tass
Heinz Kaminsky
Bochum Observatory
Ruhr
Radio
Budapest
Aleksandr Mikhailov
Pulkovo Astronomical Observatory
London
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Khrusichev
Haberdashery Changes Hands in Frederick Hotel
The Haberdashery in the Francis Scott Key Hotel at Frederick was sold by Samuel J. Weeker to Stephen Serepca for an undisclosed amount. The business will continue to operate under Mr. Serepca until the lease ends, with closing out sales through month end.
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Frederick J
Haberdashery
Samuel J. iWeeker
Stephen Serepca
Mrr
Ward
Spear
Mr. Weeker
Defi
Braddock Heights
Henry Serepca
Henry’s Inc
North Market ‘Street
Serepea
North Market
Halloween Parade Slated for October Twenty Ninth
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Hallowe en Parade will be held October 29. Donald G. Gaver will chair. Gaver says prizes will be larger to boost participation and plans include inviting a TV or radio personality to lead off the parade.
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Hallowe’en
Junior Chamber‘ of Commerce
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Junior Chamber
Donald G. Gaver
Gaver
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures are expected to average just below normal with little daily change. Generally fair weather through the period. Normal highs run from 75 to 80 and lows range from the upper 40s in western Maryland mountains to the 50s and low 60s elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Maryland Mountains
Cool Weather Persists With Warmer Outlook Next Days
The area remains under cool, clear skies with a slight warming expected after weekend lows. Forecasters at the Weather Bureau predict a high near 79 and a low around 50 as the week progresses, with precipitation far below normal but inching toward normal totals by month’s end.
Union Will Not Budge In Steel Demands
New York AP report says full scale steel strike talks resume with United Steelworkers Union President David J. McDonald vowing not to back down on higher wages and resisted work practice changes. Average pre strike wages cited as $3.21 an hour.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Sunda
Eisenhower and Officials Map Khrushchev Talks Strategy
Washington officials, led by President Eisenhower, plan the Khrushchev talks, discussing strategy and topics for the visit. Key figures include Secretary Herter, Secretary Dillon, and Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson as they prepare for discussions on disarmament Berlin and Germany’s future.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Christian A Herter
Treas
Robert B. Anderson
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Frederick Poet Wins Contest Poem For Khrushchev Visit
A Frederick native Rev Edward A G Hermann won a poetry contest from 40 entries to be sent to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his U S visit Judges included Marta Briscoe Croker Max Rubin and Jay T Slimmer The winning sonnet Jol y has dawned describes hope for peace amid nuclear fear and war dangers.
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Frederick
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Edward A. G. Hermann
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Old Frederick Road
Baltimore
Charles x. Hermann
Fredi Rer
Hermann
Marta Briscoe Croker
Max Rubin
Baltimore City
Russia
Jay T. Slimmer
Maryland Poetry Society
Joly
Earth
Mans
Ebace
Congress Edges Toward Adjournment in Bipartisan War Over Rights Commission
Congress moves toward adjournment as Southern opposition to the Civil Rights Commission’s recommendations remains unresolved. Senate action aims to finish the foreign aid bill and other items while civil rights advocates push to keep the issue alive next year. House adjournment date set for January 6 to avoid January 3 Sunday session.
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Congress
Life of Rights Commission
Senate
House
Civi
Civi Rights Commission
Route 40 Diner Robbed of $1000 in Maryland
A Route 40 diner in North East Maryland was robbed of $1000 by two men armed with a .45 caliber pistol and a long butcher knife. Owner Mike W. Pappas said he and a cook were robbed at midnight as two intruders entered the rear of the building. One robber was over six feet tall, about 306 pounds, with a long neck scar. the knife wielder was described as cross-eyed or having a glass eye and a missing left ring finger. A third man waited in the getaway car.
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North East
U.S. 40
Stoie
Mike W. Pappas
Pappas
Des
Wilson and Sons Low Bidder for College Estates Sewer Project
Wilson and Sons of Brookeville Montgomery County appear to be the apparent low bidder to construct the sewer system in College Estates at AAP ret The bid was one of three opened by K and G Construction Company in the Board Sherman room at 10 30 a m Monday Acting City Engineer Gaither Sykes attended The second low bid was Richard F Kline Construction Frederick at 33854 30 The third bidder C William Heizer Hagerstown at 38550 70 After review the bid will go to the Board of Aldermen on Thursday night for approval . CONTINUING INVESTIGATION Three boys who entered the State Police barracks with an abduction tale from Baker Park last night were questioned by police Some sources say hoax others say investigation continues . SIGNS LABOR BILL Eisenhower signed into law limits on internal affairs of unions and their boycott and picketing activities.
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Wilson and Sons
Brookeville
Montgomery County
K. and
G. Construction Company
Board Sherman
Gaither Sykes
Richard F. Kline
Esa Cits Hall
Ikems
Board of Aldermen
Baker Park
Three Children Rescued From Brunswick Blaze
A fast fire raged for an hour and a half destroying three houses and the Wenner grocery store on Potomac and Ginffa avenues. Firemen rescued three children, including a one year old, as gas tanks exploded sending flames high. The blaze caused about 59,090 to 15,000 in damages and was called Brunswick’s worst fire in 21 years.
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Am Wenner
Avenue
Wenner Store
Ginffa Avenue
Potomac Streets
Potomac Avenue
H. E
Sonny) Cannon
Brunswick Company
Cannon
Brunswick
Virginia Avenue
Potomac Street
Merchantenner
City
Hamilton and
Purcelly Hie
Panies
State Fair Draw Falls Short of 300000 Goal
The 78th Maryland State Fair in Timonium ended a 13 day run with 286 372 visitors across exhibits demonstrations shows and horse races The attendances were closer to the 294 851 record set in 1957 and below the expected 300 000 The 12 day race meeting drew 192 668 fans with pari mutuel handle of 4 529 427 Betting at the track declined 18 9 per cent and mutuel handle fell 17 per cent from the previous year The 1957 figure benefited from three Saturday programs in addition to Labor Day
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Timonium
Moon Gorge Report Sparks Science News In New York
An AP summary notes a sensational claim about a lunar gorge as science issues rise. W Ray Benton, described as an astro nautical engineer, presents evidence amid stock market chatter triggered by reports of a rocket landing on the moon. The piece references Bus 1009 miles long and a moon surface feature described as a gorge.
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Moon Gorge
New York
Baltimore
W. Ray Benton
Motherwell Arrives in Custody in Puiner Slaying Case
Larry Lord Motherwell, 43, is jailed in Sierra County on a charge of slaying Mrs. Pearl Ida Puiner, a Washington widow. Extradited from Georgia after Gov. Vandiver signed papers. FBI tracked him to Atlanta. Puiner’s body was found near here after her disappearance during a cross country tour.
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Downieville
Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
Pearl Ida Puiner
Washington, D.C
Motherwell
Atlanta
Sierra County
W. D. Johnson
Kenneth Horton
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
FBI
Here
Putney
Young Demos Soft-Pedal Two Touchy Subjects
Ocean City Md AP two issues stirred controversy 1960 presidential race and cross party alignments were soft pedaled by the Young Democrats for Maryland at their annual under 40 convention. Delegates adopted a resolution supporting an uninstructed Maryland delegation to the next presidential nominating convention and voiced displeasure with inter party balances in Congress.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Congress
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Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah
North Market Street
Frederick Paint and ‘Glass
Harper Rankin
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Delbert S. and
Joan W.null
Jaycees
William Wenner
Frank J. Keesport
Ike
Christian Herter
Douglas Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James C.I
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Laos
Berlin
Germany
Far East
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Wilcox
Wilson
F. Wilson and Sons
College Estates
Wenner
Young Demos
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