Lawmakers face tax, education and reapportionment fights
Maryland legislators prepare for a pivotal session amid fiscal concerns and a hot debate over reapportionment. Governor Tawes seeks a balanced $595 million budget with no tax hikes, while education funding and pay raises loom. Urban voting and preexisting campaign pledges intensify pressure ahead of elections.
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President Again Excludes Church from Education Aid Bill
President excludes church schools from education aid bill shaping policy. The move impacts religious schools and public funding debates. Government officials and educators weigh the potential effects on school programs and student support.
Senator Urges Cooperation Over State Hospital Plan
A Senate appeal calls for cooperation as costs for staffing, construction, and higher education programs rise. Proposals include 2.1 billion for teacher salary increases, 392 million for higher education grants, and up to 1000 scholarships for certain students, with multi-year funding and matching grants for new medical and dental schools. The president seeks to restore Kennedy era scholarships, expand science and engineering funding, and boost high school science education, while hospital officials caution against state employee bargaining.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Scotti
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Rollegus
Long Will Head Juniata Drive for Alumni Gift Campaign
Niehard BM Long of Washington County will lead Juniata College alumni in a $600,000 capital gifts campaign as part of a nation-wide drive. Joseph B.R. Good, Hollidaysburg banker and college trustee, chairs the effort. Long, a 1949 Juniata graduate and former Celanese and Solway Process chemist with an MBA from Syracuse, will preside at the February 14 kickoff at the Venice Restaurant in Hagerstown.
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Niehard
Long
Syracuse University
Hagerstown
Ai Juniata
Venice
Set Your Goals Before You Invest
Ad copy urges readers to set goals before investing and to use free books on dividends. It pitches a booklet about dividends over the years and offers a mailed coupon for a free copy. The ad promotes owning a share in American business and notes stocks with long cash dividend histories.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stork Exchange
Elks To Honor Past Rulers At Initiation
The Angerstown Elks will initiate a class tonight to honor past exalted rulers of the lodge known as Elks No. 38. After the ceremony a social will be held for newcomers. Participating past exalted rulers include Ronald Miller, Charles Musser, William Hawthorne, Preston Alhey, Irvin Joffman, and others.
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Elks
Elks No
Ronald Miller
Charles Musser
William
Hawthorne
Pregton Alhey
Irvin Joffman
Charles Mobley, Sr
Livis Mare’ Hin
Charles Ran
Young Democrats to Meet Tonight in Washington
The Washington County Young Democrats will hold their regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the American Legion Home, Hagerstown. The new president, Bartomai, will preside.
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Washington County
Arerican Legion
Hag Rerstinh
Bartomai
Local Twisters Like Step Most Think It's Here to Stay
A fragmented report mixes social notes on the Twist dance craze with isolated incidents and pop culture references. It mentions teenagers, college students, and adults embracing the dance while touching on a Bronx apartment incident with a grenade and bazooka shell.
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New York
Joseph Marian
Tin
Stromans
Jymir Martin
Bronx
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Training Center Great Lakes Naval News Feature
James F Hensel of Sharpsbury Maryland began recruit training January 9 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Davie Mo McCardell of Hagerstown Maryland is in the Naval Air Technical Training High Unit, Jacksonville. The unit’s strong showing earns eligibility for the Admiral's Plaque after finishing second last year.
Reds Blast U S Aplenty Over Cuba Front Page Debate
The opening session of a congressional inquiry yielded a volley of charges and countercharges about relations with Cuba and refugee training. Chairman Maria Amatea said the committee would take a breather to digest the mass of allegations before resuming Wednesday.
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Casteo
Cuba
Zorin
Maria Amatea
Kennedy Speech Sparks Student Uproar at University
Report details a disruptive protest during Kennedy's address as students heckled and shouted Cuba and Cuba slogans. Police and security moved to preserve order while Zengakuren groups and petitions emerged from the rear. The event follows tensions over France and Algeria with De Gaulle's stance and potential withdrawal of forces.
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Okinawa
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Secret Army Men
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Ma- Gaulle
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Algeria
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Potomac Edition appoints new secretary-treasurer
John McCarrell Frederick has been named secretary treasurer of Potomac Edition Go. RG MacDonald, the president, announced the change as Paul Michael retires after 35 years with the firm. McCadell has 24 years with the company and serves as assistant secretary. Date unclear.
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Potomac Editon Go
RG MacDonald
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Michael
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Shee Fone
Daily Holy Week Series Will Be Held Countywide
Washington County ministers announce daily Holy Week services led by Rev Lawrence Shank and other pastors at Maryland churches including Christ Reformed, Lutheran, and United Brethren. Palm Sunday April 15 and Easter two-year events noted. Ministerial Association meets March 3 at Maryland State Reformatory for Males to foster acquaintance.
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Washington County
Aaron Johnson
Jonathan Street
Lawrence Shank
Christ Reformed Church
Ihave Lutheran Church
Presiteria Church
Pan
Immanuel
Paul Conley
St. Andrew's
Heute One
George Kay
Kennedy Backer Sweeps Election In Indonesia Costa Rica
A fragmented text indicates a Kennedy backer sweeps an election in Indonesia amid political tension. It mentions 44 year old Nasution as security minister and references Costa Rica, Soviet influence, and a Communist opposition led by Orlich. The piece blends names and events with unclear context and dates.
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Abdulâ Matis Nasution
Indonesia
Ja San
Costa Rica
Francisco
Orlich
Sociajist
National Liberation Party
Moscow
Tlal Seuerity Ag
Aed Etnal Heirap Orlics
Sukarno
Kennedy
New Two Layer Cold Tablets Claim Quick Relief
Special medical scientists announce a two layer cold tablet named Iffil’s Card Tablets promising rapid relief of head congestion body aches fever and that lingering sluggish feeling including relief from constipation. The ad notes unique ingredients not found in other remedies and availability at drug counters in New York New York.
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New York
N. Y
Seth Connbetion
Elizabeth II marks tenth anniversary as queen in Britain
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II begins a new decade on the throne with naval salutes and celebrations while her husband Philip plans a two month Latin America tour. The day also marks the 10th anniversary of King George VI’s death and prompts discussion on royal roles and public perception.
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France
Philip
Latin America
George VI
Britain
Buckingham Palace
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