Tawes Seeks One Million For Assateague Island Land
Maryland governor Tawes unveils a 1963 capital improvements plan requesting 1 million for Assateague Island land and 10 bed Salisbury State Teachers College project. includes funds for a 2000 acre park, a new Eastern Shore State Hospital block, and construction of a maintenance building and athletic facilities. The package totals about 54 million, with Eastern Shore projects expanding into land purchases and facility upgrades across Salisbury and Cambridge areas.
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Annapolis
Assateague Island
Eastern Shore
Tawes
Salisbury
Tuckahoe Lakes
Can Shore State Hospital
Woreester County
Deer's Land State Hospital
Loral
Ocean City Inlet
Tuckahoe Lake State Hospital
Cambridge State Park
General Fund
Queens Annes
Caroline
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Marychides
Outdoor Poster Campaign for Antietam Centennial
The four state outdoor ad program plans 40 billboards to promote the Antietam centennial in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Aimed at drawing tourists for the June to August commemoration period the effort includes 100000 brochures distributed through local and state agencies chambers and major companies.
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Cumberland
Han
Winchester
Charles Town
Strausburg
Front Royal
Ballie
Antietam
Quantico
Frederick
Inilsburg
Westminster
Selkton
McConnnellsburg
Outloor
Douglas Weight
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles Lyong
Maryland Dept. of Economic Development
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission
American Automobile Agsn
Wright
Sharpsburg
Watersid
County to seek site for junior college expansion
County Commissioners authorize the Board of Education to pursue a larger junior college in Hagerstown area. They plan to apply for full state funding of 2230000 from a 6000000 program, buy at least sixty acres, hire architects, and develop a master plan to serve 600 students. The project will align with broader public school expansion and not outpace elementary and high school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstawy
Board of Education
Stark
State Department of Education
Washington County
State Community College
County Commissioners and Board of Education
Tawes Seeks 554 Million Budget For State
Governor Tawes requests a 554 million budget with 185 million for earmarked highway projects and 96.4 million in federal aid. The plan shows a 2.54 million shortfall from the current year, a general fund surplus of 136 thousand, and expected reductions for judge salaries and pensions, while reserves may cover further costs.
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Iowa
Legislative Council
Maryland
Tawes
Local Deaths Continue From Page 24
Obituary notices report multiple deaths with funeral details. Entries list survivors and service arrangements at Fairney-Reedy, Rest Haven, and Monich Funeral Home, with dates, times, and officiants. Additional survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings.
Area Deaths in Franklin County and Surrounding Area
Joseph W. Eberly 81 of Mercersburg died Monday at Harrisburg State Hospital. Born 1820 in Franklin County he is survived by children Harry Eberly Edna Piper Mary Tee Rhea Caultman Arthur Eberly John Mercersburg Ritz and Kenneth with other relatives including a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. from Linnger Funeral Home Mercersburg with interment Salem AB Cemetery near Chambersburg. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Daniel Custer Snyder 66 of Greencastle died Tuesday at home born in Upton Pa son of Charles and Ann Snyder a World War I veteran he leaves two brothers John Snyder and Ralph Snyder Funeral Friday 2 p.m. from Minnlehaver Home Greencastle Rev Ralph Hawbaker officiating interment Shanks Church of the Brethren Cemetery near Greencastle. Friends may call Thursday 1 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Snook
Hagerstown
Route Five
Washington County
St. Mark's Cotheran Church
Dawghter
Charles R. Decker
Tgerstown
Maiurice E Snook
Philatelpisters
Mel Wanna Miller
Myrtle Miller
Laverstown
Roy Snook
Rest Laven
Edward PB
Donald Warstenfellz
Rest Haven
Tite
Joseph W. Eberly
Mercersburg
Harrisburg
State Hospital
Bornel
Franklin County
John ‘Andl Mary (Saltzgiver) Eberly
Harry Eberly
Edna Piper
Mary Tee
Chambersburg
Rhea Caultman
Fayetteville
Linnger
Roy Sarah Clayton
Salem AB
Chambershire
Daneral
Daniel Custer Snyder
Greencastle
Upton
Charles and
Ann (Brewbaker) Snyder
Minnlehaver
Ralph Hawbaker
Shanks Church of the Brethren
Jatteh
Bobo To Wed Hotel Owner
Barbara Rockefeller announced engagement to hotel owner Charles W Mapes Jr after meeting in 1934. The couple, who celebrated at Morocco night club, plan a Reno wedding and live there. Mapes is the son of a Nevada gaslight pioneer baron.
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Boro
Charles W. Mapes, Jr
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Barbara
Babe) Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
New York
al Morocco
Bobo) Rockefeller
Charles W. Mapes Jr
Bob
Walter Treinage
Mapes Hotel
New
Mapes
Ramage
Draft Status Of Some 4-Fs Being Changed
Many registrants with two Jotal Selective Service Boards are reclassified under a new Executive Order. Those not qualified by the Armed Forces for regular service but deemed suitable for emergency duty move to a new 1- classification. Previously called P.Oly or TVR, this aligns with current physical and moral standards and aims to speed mobilization. The State Director says about 75 percent of those now found not eligible would fit the new category.
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Jotal Selective Service Boards
Cie
TVR
Fire destroys Romney business block and home
West Virginia firefighters rushed to a Romney blaze after returning from Hanging Neck. A one story brick building housing Coffman Fisher Department Store Western Auto Hackleys Grocery and more was severely damaged. The McBride residence at Hanging Rock burned to the ground. No damage estimate yet. Fire crews suspect the Coffman Fisher ceiling ignition sparked the fire.
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Romney
W.va
APC
Hanging Neck
Roney Really Co
Coffman Fisher Department
Western Auto
Hackley’s Grocery
Raymond McBride
Hanging Rock
Graund
Ratney
Coffman Fisher
More Oldsters Eligible For Social Security
A change in the social security law makes thousands of older workers eligible for benefits. W. B. King of the Iowa Social Security Office says the rule reduces required work time, with men aged 65 and women aged 62 in 1962 needing as little as 2 or 1 percent years of work respectively. Those previously denied may qualify now. contact the office or request form OAST-835 for details.
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King
Agers
Iowa
Social Security Office
Flagerstown
N. Cannon Sve
No Putsch Planned By SAO Group
Algiers AP report notes the Secret Army Organization pledges intensified resistance and mobilization against Charles de Gaulle but vows no immediate public uprising to block independence. The group claims a massive, gradual mobilization while stockpiling supplies and organizing field units. Violence continues with attacks in Algiers and Oran, a Ville de Bordeaux bombing, and bank raids as security forces capture members of the Bona Parte unit. Ramadan begins as Algerian Muslims pray for peace.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Call
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Alpiers
I Tone
Ville de Bordeaux
Oran
Art
Secret Army
Philippeville
Praue
Two U S Army Helos Shot Down No Casualties
Two U S Army helicopters were shot down in South Vietnam with no casualties among American crews. Communist fire hit multiple aircraft during combat operations near Saigon, as three helicopters were lost or damaged and others ferried troops without incident.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Jarea
Anica
U.S. Navy
Fiis
United States
Soul
Viet Nam
U.S
Tawes Faces Political Tug During Assembly Session
Gov Tawes seeks to focus on legislative matters as the Assembly opens, but contentious issues such as savings and loan policy and internal pressures from factions threaten to derail his plan. The session begins amid political maneuvering and questions about campaigning priorities for the governor.
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Associayes
Inapalis
Northrop
U. S
Atkl
Cuban Debate and U.N. Clash Over Cuba Policies
In New York the United Nations and U.S. debate Cuba policy as Cuba accuses U.S. of aggression while lawmakers from Maryland and other states push resolutions on savings and loan issues. Democratic candidates and supporters clash over debate topics and political strategy as Cuba's stance draws international attention.
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David Blume
Fawes
George P. Mahoney
Blume
United Nations, N.Y
Cuba
United Nations
United States
Fidel Castro
Prayer for guidance in overcoming loneliness
A devotional note prays for strength to win the fight with loneliness. The author asks for open eyes to see God and open ears to hear His voice, seeking to fill life with concern for others met during the day. Signed by Annn W. Ralph Ward, bishop of The Methodist Church, Syracuse, New York.
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Jesus Christ
Annn
W. Ralph Ward
St. Syracuse
N. Y
The
Methodist Church
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Curity Financial Insurance Corp
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