Legislation Under Study This Week in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers hear public sessions on broad topics this week. Hearings cover reapportionment and the creation of a new Eighth Congressional District including Prince Georges and Howard counties, plus parts from Baltimore's Curtis Bay area moving to the Third District.
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Lowis G. Panos
Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
House Judiciary Committees
Tawes
Prince Georges
Howard Counties
Curtis Bay-Brooklyn
Baltimore
Anne Anuadel
Charles
St Mars
House Judiciary Committee
House
Ways and Means
Motor Vehicles Committee
House Bay and Tributaries
Maryland House Seats Proposal Aims Wide Distribution Amid Debates
Gov Tawes backs a plan adding 20 House seats with Baltimore County 4, Prince Georges 3, Montgomery 3, Anne Arundel 2, Baltimore City districts 3, and Harford Howard Charles St Marys counties each 1. Other measures tackle comparative negligence, optometry practice, and wage rules on state projects as hearings set for the week.
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Ures Sig Corwen Cn
Opel
Kasavubu
U.N
Senate Judiciary Committee
Raymond Buffington Jr
Balloard
del. W. Dale Hess
D-Harford
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Judiciary Committees
Case Commission
Savings and Loan Associations
Obituaries continued list multiple local deaths and services
Obituaries list several recent deaths with service details. Leila Steee Hall and others are noted with funeral arrangements at East funeral home and Rohrersville cemetery. James Barnes and Elmer Barnes are highlighted with birth dates, family ties, church membership, and funeral plans in Greencastle, Cedar Bluff and Mt Olivet areas. Amanda Robey a longtime Hancock resident dies at home aged 87 with services planned at Mt Olivet Presbyterian Church and burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. calls at Varner home precede service.
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Awa
Leila Steee
Hall
Deviiers
Bay
Juba Forrest
Haperstown
East Funeral
Beanshore
Vernon W. Miles
Aterment
Rohrersville
Jaman Aira Bares
James Azry Barnes
Greencastle
Rte. 3
Washington County
Thoroton Sod
Mary Rupple Barnes
Firstvangelical U. B. Church
Sas
Elmer C. Barnes
St. Thomas
jPa
J. Orville Barnes
Rio 1
Wm. Barnes
Hagerstown
Harry Barnes
Fairplay
Minch Funeral Home
Charles R Miller
Burigo
Serail
Amanda E. Robey
Amanda Elizabeth
Bishops Robey
John W. Robey
Margie M Warner
Hancock Route 1
Hancock District
George A
Rebecca Welch
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Sideling Hill
Mes Varner
Hancock
Charles I. Robey
John Henry Will
John Henry Walt
Summit Ave
Franklin Co
Elissa and
Martha Ann Fisher Will
Grace United Church of Christ
Steencastle
Mary Will Snively Gilbert
Washington, Dh
Harry L. Patterson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Minnich
J. C. Sanders
Donald R. Maul
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Alice M. Ashbaugh
Alice Marie Ashbaugh
Chestnut Hill
Hargera Ferry
Church of the Nazarene
Loudoun Heights
C. W. Lloyd
Mr. Massey
Abenezer Cemetery
Balimore
Harry Ashbaugh
Millionaire Heiress Murder Links Revelations In Garden City
In Garden City New York a shooting exposed that Evelyn Adams heiress and founder’s daughter left nearly a million dollars and a Tudor mansion to her former maid Ravella Hughes 64 a West Virginia born concert pianist and Broadway figure the maid died later of natural causes. Police say the shooting also wounded Miss Hughes and Norman Woodward a Black man in the home where the estate and will facts unfold.
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Garden City
N.Y
Hughes
West Virginia
Northwestern University
Evelyn ‘Adams
Adama Chewing Gum Co
Miss Adams
Sev
Edne K R. Heisey
Edna M. (Hartman) Heisey
Upton
Greencastle
Washington County Hospital
Sam
Joh P
Abbie Jane (Myers
Tise Hughes
Hartman
Adams House
Shaw
Miss Hughes
Norman Woodward
Maugansville Raritans Name New Chairmen
The Maugansville Raritans chose new committee chairs at their last monthly meeting. Appointments include Lloyd Conner as action chairman and Jim Spielitan as Boy Scout chairman, along with Rev. Joseph Clem as club chaplain and Bernard Bargiel as rural church chairman.
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Lloyd Conner
Jim Spielitan
Joseph Clem
Bernard Bargiel
Dlud
Glen Strite
Karl Pile
Clarence Whitmer
Glen Hicks
John Strauss
Benjamin Weller
Amos
Baer
Frank Zientek
Aoe
Howard Oyler
Vincent
Mussoling
Jackmail
Giv- Selforth
Zientek
Potomac Ice Dims as Weather Brings Mixed Signals
Long excerpt notes that no unusually heavy February weather is expected for the next month while the Potomac and its tributaries thaw. Underground streams and reservoirs will be replenished, aiding wells and springs through summer, with five day forecast showing highs near normal in the mid 40s and lows around the 20s. A warm day reached 64 at one station, with other readings in the 60s.
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Ttis
Maryland
Howard Beckenbaugh
Bansboro
Paul Oswald
Maryland to receive 387 scholarships totaling 270000 for 1967
Federal education plan proposed to Congress by President Kennedy would allocate 387 Maryland scholarships totaling 270000 for fiscal year 1967. The same program would offer 2905 new scholarships across Maryland from 1963 to 1966 at 2033500, with varying totals for Delaware Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia. In a separate notice a burial at Silver Grove Methodist Church reveals the death of Mrs. Everjhart with family survivors listed.
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Washington
Maryland
Congress
Kennedy
Delaware
Fen
Kennedy aims for 5.7 billion education bill
A Kennedy education plan requests five point seven billion dollars to boost classroom construction and teacher salaries while extending current vocational programs. It proposes grants to states based on pupil counts and income, with penalties for underfunding, and bans funds for church schools. The proposal differs from earlier task-force figures and Senate bills, sparking debate over scope and implementation.
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Kennedy
Cong
Congress
Senate
Frederick L Hovde
Purdue University
Jeach
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Kennedy Faces Unique Role in White House Public Relations
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy expanding the White House public relations approach by direct mass contact. Kennedy uses TV and personal outreach to connect with the poor and public, contrasting past presidents. His strategy aims to shape a perception of decisive leadership and momentum.
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James Marlow
Washington
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Mass
White House
Lideas
Truman
Eisenhower
Burgau
Stevenson
William Attwood
New York Times
Look
New York
Kent
Nedy
Guisal
Penea
Mert
Mayor Seeks Urban Renewal Plan Reforms
The city weighs using urban renewal powers including condemnation with just compensation to clear blighted areas. City Attorney Edward Oswald reviews a Maryland Municipal League model ordinance for Hagerstown to guide future housing plans and redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oswald
Maryland Municipal League
Hagerstown
Prayer for guidance and faith in the week of Christ’s passion
A Methodist minister Raymond E Balcomb of Core wallis Oregon prays for divine guidance during the Holy Week. He asks Christ to strengthen will, renew confidence in love, and illuminate life with faith beyond mortal darkness through Jesus Christ.
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God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Raymond E. Balcomb
Corewallis
Oregon
First Methodist Church
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