City budget debates mull police gear costs and traffic notices
During hearings Councman Fouthe questioned police officers paying for night sticks and handcuffs. Acting Chief Kiser cited fines and second notices, while city officials discussed traffic summons volume and beautification efforts. The column also notes a device to reduce intersection accidents and a Funkstown resident’s surprising plant growth.
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Councman
Arthur G. Fouthe
Wether
Kiser
Weather outlook warm with sunny days ahead
The forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions today and tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 80s. Skies remain fair tonight with overnight lows mainly in the 40s. Winds are variable around 10 mph today and tonight across central Maryland.
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Sis
Maryland
Equal Time Rule Proposed For Anti Smoking Programs
The FCC ordered cigarette ads on radio and TV to provide anti smoking groups with an unspecified amount of free air time. Stations may sell time, but must offer some free anti smoking programming as part of the equal time mandate. The rule, 7 to 0, stems from a New York complaint against WCBS TV.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
John F. Banthaff
Soviet Bombing Charge Escalates U.S.-Soviet Tension
Moscow protests after a Soviet claim that two U.S. jets hit a Russian ship Turkezstan off Cam Pha near Haiphong. The note demands punishment of those responsible and assurances no repeat acts against Soviet ships, while Tass reports casualties and damage from the raid.
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Henry 5
Bradsher
Moscow
U.S
North Vietnam
Turkestan
Andrei A. Gromykov
John C. Guthrig
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Unose
Anwails
Washington
United States
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Pravda
Communist Party
Provocateurs
Tass
Vladivostok
Atded
Rybachik
Zemtzev
Wehtig
Gam Pha
Japan
Vietnam
Black Sea
Comaunist North
Funds For Summer Youth Projects Avert Racial Unrest
Washington AP reports $26.7 million is allocated to regional antipoverty offices for summer youth programs to reduce unrest. Funds target sports leagues arts classes field trips camping and remedial tutoring with local agencies coordinating programs regionally before Washington financing.
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Congress
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Gabor Department
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Mid- Atlantic
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Ition
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Southeast
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Austin
Tex
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Kansas City
Western
San Francisco
OED
Weekend Diplomatic Talks Set to Break Middle East Deadlock
United Nations Security Council members begin a new round of discussions on the Middle East crisis as two rival resolutions face postponement until early next week. Egypt seeks to bar Israeli shipping from the Gulf of Aqaba while India and Ethiopia push a compromise to calm tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
India
Ethiopia
Israel
Harald Wileson
U.N
U Thant
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Hans St. Tahar
Denmark
Britain
Argentina
Bulgaria
Syria
Morocco
United States
Brewster Opposes 500 KV Route Through Scenic Areas
Senator Brewster told Lem E. Kirk he will back efforts to reroute a 500 KV line away from Antietam Battlefield and other historic sites. As a commerce committee member, he supports tighter controls on interstate power lines and asks Potomac Edison to reconsider routing to protect Washington County’s landscape. Senator Joseph Tydings also opposes the 500 KV line across southern Washington County.
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Daniel B. Trewster
Lem E. Kirk
U Anticlam Battlefield
Brewster
Senate Commerce — Committee
Prausers
Potomac Edison
Washington
Joseph Tydings
D-Ma
Washington County
Little Lambs Take Center Stage In School TV Finale
At the Board of Education studios on Friday students from Hancocte Primary School, including Evangeline Diverbliss, watched a lamb during the final science lesson of the year. A calf, colt, duck, hamster, tadpole and kittens joined, with a box of bunnies stealing the show in interviews with television teacher Mrs. Ann Harris.
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Board of Education
Evangeline Diverbliss
Ann Harris
Boston welfare riot injures police and loots city
A disturbance outside Grove Hall welfare office draws 150 officers and 500 demonstrators. Police say 33 men and 1 woman arrested. 1 firefighter and 18 civilians hurt. women guard welfare workers inside as violence escalates with window smashing and gunfire.
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Troshiry
Lafide Welfare
Grove Hall
Hac
Pangborn Bequests Spread Wide in Late Will
The Pangborn will filed for probate in Washington County Orphan's Court lists many beneficiaries including Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg and numerous clergymen. Bequests total to thousands with large gifts to bishops, priests, Catholic missions, and a large sum directed to the Archbishop of Baltimore for distribution among listed clerics.
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Thomas IW. Pangborn
Washington County
Emmitsburg
Carrie Panghorn
L. Moss Pangborn
Joseph Shehan
Baltimore
Patrick A. O'Neeyle
Washington, D.C
William J. McDonald
Catholic University
Daniel J. Melrath
St. Mary’s
Louis €. Vareth
Tigh J. Phillips
Vincent FL Beatty
S.J
Logota College
Charles W. Datisch
St. Joseph's
Hagerstown
Patrick EF
Coyne
St. Edward's
Brother J. Basil
FAC
St.Mary’s College
Windia
Ming Jar
Thomas J. Gra Jinski
St. Andrew's Rectory
Waynesboro
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John J. Cavaenaugh
CSC
John L. Sheridan
William ¥. Culhane
Theodore M. Hesburgh
John L. Brunell
Ferward B. Bunn
William F. Maroney
James A. Martin
Thomas M. Brow
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Woodland Way
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Clearview Rd
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Pennsylvania Ave
Charles L. Ford
Mulberry Ave
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