Maryland Briefs Highlight Utilities and Local Notices
The Baltimore brief notes a utility’s all time high earnings of 73 million, with 13 million over last year, including dial service expansion to Waterloo Ley, St Margaret’s and nearby towns. Edward P. Colgan served as city legislative representative on pensions and alert to new laws amid 44 solicitors. In Cambridge, Gloria Richardson of the Nonviolent Action Group cites plans for more watchdogs as protests cool after a 45-year run and a mid January meeting with white and Black leaders is arranged by Senator Brewster.
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Aage
Waterloo
Valley Lee
St. Margarets
Oakdale
Mayor
Marlboro
Galeaville
Elkridge
Cmpany
Edward P. Colgan
Lsted
Rassembly
Cambridge (P
Mra
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Nonviolent
Ac- Baltimore
Legislative Segmons
Daniel A. Brewster
DeMd
Cambridge Human Relations Committee
Maryland
Leonard Plant Names New Local Officers at Ward Leonard
Ward Leonard announces a management reorganization at its Hagerstown metal firm division after resignations by Roger W. Lowery and Raymond J. Trainor. John T. Huskin becomes division manager, with Richard L. Ogle as controller and John W. Allen named manager of engineering. Richard H. Ziegenfuss continues in manufacturing, Robert N. Quellette stays in product marketing.
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Ward Leonard
Metal Firm
Hagerstown
Waa
Ward L. Berry
Roger W. Lowery
Raymond J. Trainor
John T. Huskin
Metal Film
Richard L. Ogle
Ogle
Parker Metal Decorating Co
Baltimore
John W. Allen
Richard H. Ziegenfuss
Robert N. Quellette
Kennedy family in Aspen for week of skiing
A large Kennedy group led by Robert F Kennedy and Edward Kennedy visits Aspen Colorado for a week lasting to New Year’s Day. The party includes close relatives and aides enjoying winter recreation and privacy.
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Aspen
Colo
Kennedy
U.S
Moslem Scholar Sees Pope Pilgrimage Boost Christian Understanding
Moslem scholar Mohammed Zafrullah Khan says Pope Paul II’s Holy Land journey could widen Christian Moslem understanding. He notes shared beliefs yet diverging views on Jesus and the Trinity. Islam centers on submission to God and five Pillars, with emphasis on God’s power rather than a divine love.
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William L. Ryan
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Wide Gulf
Mohammed Zafrallah Kim
Mohammed
Zafrullan Khan
United Nations General Assembly
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International Court
Israel
Jordan
Mecca
Noly
Zafrullah Khan
Saudi Arabia
Jesus Christ
Jone
Jesus
Grimage
God
Safe robbery at Miracle Mart nets about 3300
About $3300 was stolen from the Miracle Mart Discount Store safe after closing on Christmas Eve. Manager James R. Hill said small appliances and an undetermined amount of jewelry are also missing, with a portion of recovered goods found on Park Lane. Police believe pry tools were used to break in, and the theft occurred between 8 30 p m Christmas Eve and 10 p m Christmas night.
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Miracle Mart
James R. Hill
Hill
Park Lane
Greencastle Legion Sponsors Free New Year Dance
Greencastle American Legion Post No. 310 sponsors a free New Year’s Eve dance in Greencastle. Dancing runs from 7:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. in the elementary school gymnasium on S. Washington Street, with appropriate decorations.
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Greencastle American Legion
Greencastle
Donable Foods Program Ends in Spring
Washington County acts to close the Donable Foods department after layoffs at Fairchild. The 1964 budget funds salaries for five months, saving about 25000 annually. Critics cite recipients’ rejection of food types and county prosperity. A worker already left payroll. shipments will continue under federal surplus food rules after spring.
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Washington County
Kee Pes Putian
Board of County Commissioners
Donable Foods
Fairchild
Donable Foods Department
Denable Foods
Statue Too Big for Subway Train in New York
An Alaska man repairing a statue of St. Anthony at St. Theresa's Church in Manhattan carried the oversized statue onto a mezzanine by a subway station. He left it there while seeking proper transportation but realized it would not fit the train. Transit officials ordered the statue removed. Agnan will recover the piece after officials complete the disposition.
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New York
St. Anthony
Transit Authority
Janswer
Transit
Demand for Inquiry Into Lakonia Disaster Studied
Prime Minister Gordon Walker said Britain should press for a full inquiry into the Lakonia disaster. Survivors reported widespread chaos as Greek owners faced questions over response. The ship carried 901 passengers and crew with 98 dead and 31 missing, most British, as Britain weighs the tragedy.
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London
Mint Walker
Labor Party
Alec Douglas-Home
Sup
Lakonia
Gordon Walker
Britain
Thej
Patrick Gordon
Orphans From Chile Find New Family In New York Suburb
Four Chilean orphans, ages 11 to 16, arrive in MASSAPRUA PARK New York area to meet prospective adoptive parents William Quinn and Joan Quinn, a production manager and his wife. They plan to adopt and have six biological children. The story notes a late Christmas delivery of gifts under the tree and the nun sister in Temuca Chile who told of the children's plight.
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Massaprua Park
Chile
New York City
William Quinns
Quinns
Quinn
National Broadcasting Co. News and Public Affairs
Joan
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