U N Congo Operations Hit Again
United Nations Congo operations face renewed pressure as the Security Council considers a windup proposal granting broader powers to quell unrest. Western and Soviet blocs clash over who should release Lumumba and what rights to protect resisters, with diplomats urging a political settlement among Congolese factions.
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Council Cuts MELP Budget To Show Profit
The council reduced the MELP budget citing a need to show profit while noting unbudgeted costs to address smoke issues at the Light Plant. Production Superintendent ton nette said corrections are possible but costly, with fly ash removal not requiring special equipment.
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Fire Damages Homes Here
Fire damaged several homes as furnace overheat sparked multiple blazes on Summur Av and nearby lots. First Hose Atti. tem. dumor and Pulaneer crews responded after alarms while the Maur earsville Fire Company aided at Dr. Miller property. Multiple structures and utilities were affected during the incidents.
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County budget cuts total thirteen thousand dollars
County commissioners completed a department by department review trimming about twelve thousand from the health department and ten thousand from estimated operating costs for the aging home. Furnishings cost cut just over a thousand. A thousand was sliced from the budget for the Commission and one hundred forty from the library. The board aims to finish budget review next afternoon and set the 1981 tax rate next week.
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Back In The Capital Kennedy Arrives In Washington
President Kennedy walks from his plane to a waiting car in Washington DC without a hat in hand. The day begins with a cool 12 degree air as he returns from a weekend in Palm Beach Florida with his family.
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Red Skelton Improves After Diaphragm Surgery
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton rests at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a three hour operation to correct a ruptured diaphragm. Doctors say the diaphragm rupture occurred during a swimming mishap. The episode followed by a fall in another incident is described as non fatal and the star is reported in good condition.
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Snowstorm paralyzes state with record snowfall
Maryland faced heavy snow and bitter cold as counties reported record 24 hour totals and many roads remained closed. Crews kept primary routes open while secondary roads froze and were cleared. Dozens died amid heart attack shoveling snow and two men died aboard a sinking fishing boat in Chesapeake Bay. Weather Bureau at Friendship recorded new records with widespread closures and traffic disruptions across the state.
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Court Action Fails To Solve New Orleans School Crisis
In New Orleans the fight over school integration continues as court orders fail to end the impasse. The Louisiana Legislature advances plans to resisted federal orders while protests and boycotts persist at Frantz and McDonogh No. 19. Attendance remains low and officials warn further gains are unlikely amid ongoing pressure and court rulings supporting integration.
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Park Budget Cut Continues Amid Clubhouse Plans
Bonn reports budget cuts affecting city parks with projected costs for lighting, policing, and wages while a new clubhouse is planned. Officials say moving two golf holes to the Torn Be of the Dual Highway could boost golf course business as Adenauer weighs next year’s figures.
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Educational TV in Maryland Faces Practical Hurdles
Wall Street Journal reports on a Maryland educational TV study. Teachers critique telecast quality, pronunciation, and pacing while noting one-way limits and the need for training. TV can supplement but not replace classroom instruction, with concerns about shortages and technology reliability.
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Cobey Appointed To Circuit Bench in Cumberland
W Earle Cobey of Cumberland is named to the circuit bench. The governor also appoints W Lawson King of Gaithersburg to the Maryland State Bar Board term, filling a vacancy after Louis Merryman’s death. Charles H Reed Jr fills Harford County Board of Education vacancy caused by Samuel Galbreath’s death.
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Maryland State Police to increase service in Washington County
The Maryland State Police will provide more police service in Washington County after the first of the year. Two new troopers will be transferred to the county to bring total State Police personnel to 19.
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It's The Law In Magerstown It's The Law In Magerstown
The City of Hagerstown Council approves an annual levy to fund a fight and power plant. Revenues from electricity users go to a dedicated fund to cover interest, debt service, and operating costs. Surplus revenues may be used to pay bond interest or redeem bonds, with funds cancelled once settled.
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Autonomy Demand Sparks Punjabi Unrest in India
Police rounded up about ten Sikhs shouting for Punjab autonomy as more Sikhs rallied. Demonstrators clashed with police before temple balconies were pelted with stones and bricks amid ongoing tension in the region.
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Rioters Rage as Algeria Turmoil Surges to UN Stage
UN diplomats push for a UN supervised referendum on Algeria as French forces clash with Moslems. Rioting in Algiers and Oran leaves dozens dead or injured, with 25,000 French troops deployed and De Gaulle set to cut his Algeria trip short.
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Prayer for daily influence and peace from a Nashville editor
A religious prayer asks the reader to recognize personal influence on others at the start of each day. It seeks to be an ambassador of good cheer and peace, asking guidance to radiate goodness gratitude and courage through thoughts words deeds and prayer in Jesus name.
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