Debate Over 75-25 Formula Roils City Hall Meeting
Alderman William Burall urged a public referendum if needed as debate over the 75-25 rebate policy for developers dominated a three hour courthouse meeting. Mayor Ramsburg presided while supporters and opponents pressed for further study and a potential committee review with a 30 day report target.
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William B. Burall
Court House
Burall
Board of City Aldermen
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ignt
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Dailey
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
Frederick County
National Association of Home Builders
Ramebare
Want
Frederick
Overhaul Of Maryland Scholarship System Urged
A special committee of the General Assembly urged major reform of Maryland's scholarship program. The plan would expand tuition support to private and public colleges, set fixed tuition fees at state institutions, and create a seven member board to oversee all scholarships.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
de. Blair Lee
Montgomery
Legislative Council
St. Marys Seminary Junior College
University of Maryland
Morgan State Colllege
Maryland State College
Hood College
Peabody Institute
Washington College
Western Maryland
State Departmentt of Education
Lincoln Park Zoo Worker Mistakenly Grabs Skunk
A Lincoln Park Children's Zoo staffer mistook a new skunk for a deodorized odorant specimen and grabbed it by error. The animal, named No Name Stinky, lived up to its label and caused a surprising stir.
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Chicago
Rosemary Manahan
Lincoln Park Children’s Zoo
Two Held In Possession Of Dope Tools At Motel
Two Houston men Maxiedale Stotler and Claude L Landon faced preliminary hearing on charges of possessing narcotics administration instruments found in rooms at the Billy Boot Motel west of the city. Bond set at 3000 dollars each.
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Byron W. Thompson
Maxiedale Stotler
Claude L.landon
Houston
Tex
Billy Boot
Robert C. Snyder
State Police
Russell Edward Milter
Snyder
Landon
Stoler
Baltimore
Welter Pial|kewicz
Narcotics Bureau
Fialkowicz
Miller
Russell A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Edward J. Lynch
E. Austin James
Ellsworth L. Rice
Dan
E_ Austin James
Thompson
Perfect Hit: U S jet downed in practice drill
In Michigan, Lt Col Montie Davis described a training mission mishap where an air to air missile destroyed Lt Albert Pruden’s F102 Delta Dagger at 38 000 feet. Pruden bailed out and landed in a cornfield after his plane spiraled toward a farmyard. a family fled the crash site.
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Davis
Selfridge Air Force Base
South
Ern
Michigan
Albert L. Pruden
Mount Clemens
Mich
Pruden
Jackson
Congress Closes With Mixed Outcomes in 1959 Session
Congress adjourned its 1959 session after finalizing foreign aid totaling 3.23 billion and approving a 500 thousand dollar extension for the Civil Rights Commission. Hawaii was admitted as state 50, and a broad labor circulation bill passed, while key items like housing highway aid and airport construction faced limits.
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Congress
Senate
House
Civil Rights Commission
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Longest continuous session ends as House and Senate adjourn
The House adjourned at 6 21 a m followed by the Senate three minutes later ending the longest continuous session since the Korean conflict with leaders signaling early休 morning departures and a shift in agenda.
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Senate
House
Rain Expected In County Tonight
Rain, rare this month, is forecast to dampen the area but only light accumulation is expected. Today’s high near 79 degrees follows a week of cooler air, with Monday’s airport high at 76 and overnight low 36. tomorrow outlook shows cloudier, cooler conditions with 65 to 70 degrees possible.
Earley and Son Win Montevue County Elevator Bid
The Montevue County Commissioners awarded the elevator contract to Norman S Earley and Son from six bidders. Earley’s bid of 26,736 beats the closest at 33,900 and calls for 150 days total with 120 for delivery. The hospital type elevator runs from basement to third floor with no major structural changes. It will be centered in the building. Moscow Soviet icebreaker Lenin sails on first cruise.
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Montevue County
Norman S Earley and Son
Earley
Contempt Cases Are Continued By Court
Two contempt of court cases over support payments were heard by Chief Patrick M. Schnauffer in Circuit Court and were continued pending full payments. David B. Crebbs presented receipts showing he had caught up on infant support payments. William Molinari was given until December 4 to catch up and keep current, with arrears increasing by fifty percent. the cases involve the uniform reciprocal non support act and payments to families in San Francisco.
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Patrick M. Schnaus
David B. Crebbs
Vivian Muller Riggies
William M. Molinari
West, Fifth Street
San Francisco
Calif
Schnauffer
Khrushchev Arrives as U N Assembly Opens in New York
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 14th session in New York with Khrushchev’s visit casting a shadow over proceedings. Diplomats expect a dramatic Friday speech possibly proposing space cooperation or new disarmament ideas. The plenary will elect officers and set a steering committee agenda.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
I Vasily V. Kuznetsov
New York
Kuznetsov
Andrei Gromykov
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
United States
Victor Andres Belaunde
U. S
Christian A. Herter
School Blast Kills Several at Poe Elementary Houston
An explosion at Poe Elementary School in southwest Houston killed several people, including children and adults, with police noting the blast shook a large area. Early reports place the explosion in the school kitchen.
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Houston, Tex
Poe
Southwest
Houston
Winor Damage After Automobile Overturns
A youth lost control of a 1954 Chevrolet on Linganore road Monday causing the car to overturn. Fred Ashley Settle, 17, was charged with speeding after the crash. Passenger Robert E. Toms was treated for a cut over the eye at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Damage was estimated at 3100.
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Linganore Road
Fred Ashley Settle
West Fourth Street
Robert E. Toms
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Settle
William L. Newcomer
Local couple collect 3008 popsicle sticks for hospital crafts
Atlantic City vacationers gathered 3008 sticks during a beach stroll and donated them to the Victor Cullen Hospital crafts program. Lions Club members also contributed, aiming to reach about 4000 sticks sterilized for patient activities amid a community drive led by Mrs. Freda Doll.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hank
Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
Harry ‘Swain
West Fifth Street
Victor Cullen Hospital
Lions Join
Lions Club
Freda Doll
Tuberculosis Association
Khrushchev Lands at Andrews for Historic U.S. Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington to begin a high profile 13 day visit. President Eisenhower and top U.S. officials greeted him as the most secure foreign dignitary in history, with thousands of guards shaping a 15 mile motor route into the capital.
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Washington
Congress
James G
Myersville
Goodloe E. Byron
County
Affort
Imey
Ikita Khrushchev
Mathias
Macchinstan
Sen
Ate
Eisen
Byron Thompsonshower
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Ita S. Khrushechev
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Moscow
Khbrushchev
Einar H. Gerhardsen
Norway
Tage Erlander
Sweden
Canada
Khushchev
John Diefenbaker
U. N
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Sion
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