Pipeline Eminent Domain Proposal Stalled in Congress
President Kennedy's plan to boost the coal industry by allowing coal pipelines eminent domain faced first congressional resistance. ICC Chairman Rupert L Murphy avoided a stance but noted legal and transportation labor questions. Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Warren G Magnuson said Kennedy asked for a fast review.
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Rupert L. Murphy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Slot Machine Receipts Helped Finance Governor Tawes Dinner
The Tawes and Mahoney campaigns clash over a La Plata dinner paid by Tawes headquarters, attended by 360 Democrats with meals at 1.50 each, amid charges of slot machine links to favoritism. Mahoney cites Pine’s libel suit and SFIC ties, challenging a trial before the May 15 primary. Tawes defends his record and criticizes Pollack’s Baltimore endorsements.
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Baltimore County
James A. Pine
D-Balto County
Pine
del. A. Gordon Beane
D-Balta County
Security Financial Insurance Corp
SFIC
Prince Frederick
Thomas B. Finan
Jack Pol
Lack
Finan
Pollack
S and Ioan
Ford Foundation grants area colleges $180000 for China India study
Area colleges join Ford Foundation in an eighteen month program to study China and India. Faculty will teach half time, prepare seminars, and spend summers at graduate centers or abroad under expert direction. Colleges contribute $73000, Gettysburg College enhances non Western collections, and overall effort expands Asia studies across institutions.
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China
India
Citer
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Ivell
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Johns
Argentina Faces Fresh Crisis as Peronist Pressure Mounts
Argentina, under President Frondizi, sees five provinces including Buenos Aires ready for federal interventors. The military, insisting on stifling Peronist influence, pressures the Buenos Aires chief to ban Peronist activity. Guido remains constitutional successor, yet generals demand alignment with military wishes amid rising non-Peronist calls to recognize Peronist election gains.
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Grotz Opposes Eminent Domain for Pipelines at AGM
Western Maryland Railway president Arthur Grotz urged against giving pipeline operators the right of eminent domain. He warned the legal power could burden coal transport plans and raise costs, while officials discussed slurry coal and regional pipeline proposals from West Virginia to the East. Congressional questions about regulation and private carrier status were also raised as bills faced consideration.
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Baltimore
Arthur Grotz
Western Maryland Railway
Grotz
Local Deaths Continued From Page 36 Services Saturday
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Funeral Home in Boonsboro with the Rev. L. B. Wyand officiating. Interment will be in Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. Pallbearers will be Uen jished by Clapper Michael Post Co. 10 Amtrican Legion of Doonsboro. The family will meet friends at the funeral home on Friday evening.
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Lutheran Cemetery
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Area Deaths Fred Collett
Fred Collett of California Pennsylvania died Wednesday while marching at 14 15 in Browns ville General Hospital Born July 6 1902 in Jefferson Township Fayette County he was the son of A J Collett and Lucy Ballinger He survived by his wife Oda I Cattinelli Collett one son Charles Kenneth two daughters Ger aldine Messina and Gloria Hawkins three brothers Edward George and Frank four sisters Mary Boeckx Rose Moody Cal Teen Moore five grandchildren Friends may call at the Caleffi and Greenlies Funeral Home in California Pa services will be Saturday April 21 at 2 pm Rev Howard Pierce presiding Burial will be Highland Cemetery
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Jefferson Township
Fayette County
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Lucy (Ballinger) Collett
Oda I Cattinelli) Collett
Charles Kenneth
Geraldine Messina
Gloria Hawkins
Edward
George
Frank
Daytona Beach
Fin
Mary Boeckx
Rose Moody
Califronia
Cal- Teen
Moore
Richyville
Caleffi and Greenlies
Fourth and
Wood Sts
Howard Pierce
I Highland Cemetery
Local Scouts Awarded At Cathedral Ceremony
Bey Se Troop 1 members from St. Mary's Oath Church were honored at Cathedral of Mary Queen, Baltimore. George Briody, church scouting committeeman, received the St. George's Medal for service to scouting in Hagerstown, while Terry Engel earned the Ad Altare Dei religious award for excellence in faith. Both awards were presented in the presence of Archbishop Lawrence J. Snehan.
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St. Mary's Oath Church
Cathedral of Mary Gur Queen
Baltimore
George Briody
St. George's
Lawrence J. Snehan
D.D
Coal firm cites railroad block to coal pipeline plan
George J. Lave, chairman of Consolidation Coal Co., says railroad interests are the main obstacle to the experimental coal pipeline in Ohio. He questions eligibility for a public convenience and necessity certificate when the pipeline would transport for the company itself.
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Board of
Consolidation Coal Co
Ohio
Ailroad
Tshombe Allowed To Leave
Elisabethville Katanga leader Moise Tshombe departed by plane for Elisabethville despite Congolese efforts to keep him at Leopoldville airport. U N forces set up machine gun posts after troops halted an airliner, and Tshombe and companions refused to disembark as the aircraft returned to the UN sector.
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Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Centry
Leopoldville
U.N
Tshombe
Jott
Spelling Champs and Cold War Talks Sparked Contests
Spelling champs from multiple classes are listed with top scorers and ties at Clear Spring and South Hagerstown high schools. A truck burglary attempt near Boonshore failed, state police report. In Washington, U S and British officials maintain positions on testing and a potential test ban while noting no changes in planned U S tests.
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Christmas Island
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
United States
Soviet Union
Sayres Lectures on Practical Theology in Lancaster
Alfred N. Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania, professor emeritus of practical theology at The Lancaster Seminary of The United Church of Christ, delivers remarks invoking faith and duty. He urges steadfastness and courage to follow conscience despite tempting easy paths. The benediction closes with a traditional prayer.
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Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster Seminary
The
United Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
The Cities Service station robbed of $60 on Salem Avenue
Thieves broke into the Cities Service station operated by Donald Newkirk at 1433 Salem Ave during the night and stole $60 from a hiding place in the office. State Trooper E D Huyelt investigated the break in and reported the force entry through a door.
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Alles Construction Company
Boonshore
Donald JoWen
Donald Newkirk
Salem Ave
E. D. Huyelt
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