Court ruling triggers large county tax refunds for Fairchild case
Court of Appeals decision concerns personal property tax relief for Fairchild and a 1960s legislative change. Attorneys say refunds could total about half a million dollars, affecting Baltimore County and several defense contractors as taxes collected in 1958 and 1959 were held in escrow. The decision involves Martin Co and defense-related equipment, with the high court noting unclear legislative intent and withholding taxes on government owned materials.
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Peon Mayer
Court of Appeals
Kenneth Mackley
Fairchild
Baltimore County
Marich Company
Bendix Radio
Kaiser Aluminum
Bethiehen, Steel
Westinghouse
Nall Hammond
Batlmore City
Martin Co
Martin
General Assembly
James A. Pine
D-Balt
High Court
United States
Communists to Defy High Court Decision
Washington AP report says the American Communist party plans to defy Supreme Court rulings requiring registration as connected to the Soviet Union. The Justice Department intends to pursue further legal action while Kennedy aides review the implications of the court’s recent decisions, including upholding registration and convicting a party member. Gus Mall, party general secretary, says defiance will not affect the registration outcome reached after a decade.
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Washington
Justice Department
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Soviet Union
Robert F Kennedy
Gus Mall
U.S
Youth Rally Moved Outdoors At Christian Youth Center
The youth rally shifts to outdoor recreation at 6 30 p m on the playground behind 919 Corbett St with horseshoe pitching volleyball and games among youths from several churches. Rev Reuben Cantrell says a spiritual inspiration will follow. rain backup moves events inside the center.
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Christian Youth Center
Corbett St
Reuben
Cantrell
Tractors Ready To Ship Fidel Castro Trade Demanded
The Tractors for Freedom Committee says it is ready to send Fidel Castro 500 tractors in exchange for 4,200 invasion prisoners and a team of negotiators. The group says 100 tractors will ship within two weeks, followed by two more consignments of 100 until 300 are delivered, while demanding a complete prisoner list for verification and urging an international body to handle the release details. Goldwater criticized the plan on television, saying government actions must be taken by a government, not citizen groups.
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ED Harst
Detroit
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Goldwater
Jack Paar
NHC
May Try To Rocket Three Satellites
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Thor Able Star rocket will try next week to orbit three satellites at once including the first directional prototype of the Nations transit navigation satellite. The two stage vehicle will fire a bundle into a near earth orbit then separate the satellites to drift on cal ed paths. Transit 2A experimental sphere and a radiation study satellite were launched last summer. If successful this will be the first time four satellites travel on a single rocket to form a global navigation system with signals guiding position fixes.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space
Three Guilty In Marihuana Case On Shore
A federal jury in Baltimore convicted three New York men James Randolph 30 William J Sawyer 29 and Maurice W Woolford 42 of conspiring to plant dry transport and sell marihuana. The 495 pounds were found in a foreign bus type vehicle near Salisbury on Sept 20. Sentencing was deferred by Chief Judge Roster C Thomsen.
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Baltimore
New York
U. S. District Court
James Randolph
Wiliam JL. Sawyer
Maurice W. Woolford
Salisbury
Roster C. Thomsen
Jmen
John Woolford
Denton
Somerset County
Eisenhower Declines Involvement In GOP Campaign Chair
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says he will not be involved in choosing a new chairman for the Republican Campaign Committee of the U S House. He added a statement that all suggested candidates are respected individuals, but he does not take a position on when the successor to Rep. William E. Miller should be named.
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Gritysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
William £. Miller
Miller
Republican Party
Peabody senior wins Horstmeier scholarship and award
Davis Bragunier son of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Bragunier of Linwood Rd Baltimore tops his Peabody Conservatory class earning the Horstmeier Scholarship for an instrumentalist and the Peabody Alumni Association prize for highest scholastic average He earned a Peabody degree on Sunday June 4 and served as Phi Mu Alpha historian then Student Body president In summer he joins the American Wind Symphony of Spittsbucek Pa as tuba player
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Davis Bragunier
Thomas L. Bragunier
Joh Linwood Rd
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Horstmeier
Peabody Alumni Assu
Peabody
Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity
American Wind Symphony
Spittsbucek, Pa
Plan To Map State Studied For Maryland Terrain Study
Annapolis AP The Economic Development Commission will name a committee to study the need for mapping Maryland terrain. Officials of the U S Geological Survey told the commission that a topographical study could be completed in three to five years and would cost 2 million to 4 million dollars if financed on a 50-50 matching basis with the federal government. The study would aid in selecting industrial sites highway construction and other state planning.
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Annapolis
Eco Imonic Development Commission
Maryland
U. S
Geological Survey
Commission
Prayer for mercy to endure trials in faith
A Lancaster Theological Seminary professor offers a devotional prayer asking God for mercy to bear life's trials with strength. The plea asks to hear the cross and turn it into a crown of glory, invoking Jesus Christ as the example.
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Jesus Christ
Fred Wn, Saytes
Lanciaater
Lancaster Theological Seminary
The
United Ch. of Christ
South Africa on its own after independence
South Africa faces isolation as Verwoerd leads a white-ruled republic after breaking ties with Britain. critics warned of potential upheaval, while some Afrikaners push for consultation with nonwhite groups to ease international and economic pressures.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Britain
Black Africa
Verwoerd
Republic of South Africa
Africa
Verwoern
National Party
Three Boys Die When Freezer Lid Closes
Three boys, Keith Loughry, Glen Loughry, and a neighbor William Anderson, died after entering a freezer chest on a porch. Their deaths occurred as officials discussed a proposed postal rate increase to fund a larger deficit. Rescue workers attempted to revive them for an hour with oxygen and resuscitation efforts.
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Los Angeles
J. Edward Day
Concord
Postal Service
Osday
Intil
Loughrys
Glen
William A
Congress
Anderson
Dirst
Loughty Air Mail
Arctan Salle
A Tay
Thomas Lough
Ncirnoots
Beverly Egounis
Marty
Loughrs
Thomas
Andersons
Castro Opens Cuba to Visitors and Students
Castro told the closing session of the International Students Union that Cuba is open to Americans and that Cubans may travel to the United States including to American universities to see and learn. He criticized foreign news agencies and said revolutions are misunderstood events, noting they are made by revolutionaries, not by press reports. He rejected being labeled a Communist, calling Cuba a socialist revolution.
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Castro
Cuba
Havana
IAPI
Finel Castro
United States
Teftist
Assembly of the Union of International Students
Teader Berat
Pmost
Soviet Protest Over West Berlin Parliament Meetings
The Soviet Union formally protested to the Western Big Three accusing West Germany of causing provocation by hosting West German Parliament meetings in West Berlin. Allied officials dismissed the charges as propaganda. Khrushchev and Kennedy recently clashed over Berlin, with Kennedy affirming the West’s right to stay. The note was handed to American, French, and British embassies in Moscow and released by Tass.
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George Boultwou
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Khrahepey
Kennedy
Vienna
Moscow
Tass
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