Teachers Seek Salary Hike To Boost County Education
Washington County educators propose a $1.4 million salary increase to align with Maryland peers and neighboring states. The plan lays out starting wages for various certificates, with scale boosts for standard and advanced professional credentials over 10 to 24 years, aiming to attract top graduates and reduce turnover.
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Maryland
West Vir- Washington County
Ginia
Virginia
Pennsylvan
Board of
Eduvides
William Brish
Claude Merckle
Joseph L. Ross
Washington; County Teachers Association
Board of Education
County Council of Parents and Teachers
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Washington County Duceess Advisory Committee
Nec Sary
Baltimore City
Washington County
Parking Lot Planned In Downtown Section
A downtown Hagerstown parking lot is planned by the Parking Commission. Negotiations will begin with six landowners to lease land bounded by Franklin, Jonathan, Washington, Potomac, Hays Alley, and McCardell Alley. City funds require Mayor and Council approval. The plan includes lighting, night operation, and loading zones for semi trucks to aid alleys.
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Fowntown Hagerstown
Parking Commission
Hays Inc
Douglas A. van Rykelhosch
W. Franklin St
Jonathan St
W. Washington St
N. Potomac St
Hays Alley
McCardell
Nd Council
Fiv
City Hall
N. Potomac
W. Washington
D. Webster Groh Jr
John B. Young
Lester P. Widmeyer
Katherine M. Canned
Ida R. Cushwa
Wilford H
Odell D. Me. Cardell
Ithe City
Central Business District
Tombstone salesman cleared of charge by court ruling
Clark Jennings of Summit Ave faced larceny and false pretense charges after accepting $275 from Mrs. Terona Martin for a tombstone to be delivered by May 1965. Judge Irvine H. Rutledge cleared him, noting no criminal intent and distinguishing breach of contract from fraud while citing honest effort and bankruptcy issues.
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Tombstone
Clark Jennings
Summit Ave
Irvine
H. Rutledge
Terona Anna Martin
Baltimore SL
Jennings
Warren
Green Lawn
Willamsport
Monument Company
Chambersburg
Fedt
Isa
John B. Woifkill
Seii Rport
David Kk. Poole Jr
Ude Rutledge
Clark Appointment Creates Court Opening
President Johnson may gain a Supreme Court vacancy with Hamsey Clark named attorney general. His father Justice Tom C. Clark plans to retire by midyear to avoid conflicts, clearing a path for a second Johnson pick. Ramsey Clark, 39, has led the Justice Department since October amid confirmation hearings and praise from Sen. Kennedy.
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Ramsay Clark
White House
Johnson
U.S
Ramsey
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
High Court
Washington
Hamsey Clark
Atttorney
Clark
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Justice Clark
Harry S. Truman
Ramsey Clark
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee
Justice Department
William
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Top floor maternity ward readied for Luci Nugent
Austin report says Soly Cross Hospital will reserve the top fifth floor for Mrs. Nugent with Secret Service protection and limited visitors as preparations for the presidential grandchild's birth continue. Doctors describe the space as a private labor and delivery area with easy hospital access and guarded staff.
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Jack Keever
Austin
Tex
Bui Johnson Nugent
President Johnson
Austin Hospital
Tuei
Soly Cross Hospital
Holy Crogs
Hill-Burton Federal
List Inne
Capitol
University of Texas
Feleral
Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception
Weather Summary Forecast for Upcoming Days
The forecast indicates fair and milder conditions with cooler tonight. Tomorrow will be fair with highs in the mid 40s. Friday is expected to be fair and warmer.
Mansfield Seeks Senate Unity Behind Viet War Effort
In Washington Mansfield works to unite the Senate around Vietnam policy while a $4.5 billion military authorization bill faces riders. Senator Clark pushes for a war-declaration measure, sparking a clash over whether bombing North Vietnam should continue or be halted. The maneuvering signals a vote on Clark’s proposal versus Mansfield’s administration-backed plan with broad appeal across factions.
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Washington
Den
Todliy
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Foatswork
Mansfield
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Congress
North Vietnam
Whayk
Probation Ordered For Boys Who Stole Violated Curfew
Juvenile Court on Tuesday ordered probation for two 16 year olds after curfew violations and theft of clothing from clothes lines. The court set six months formal supervision for the 16 year olds and one year probation for three younger boys ages 14 and 15 who admitted stealing. Each youth must write essays and attend citizenship training classes to reinforce the lesson.
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Tuvenile
Rete ‘Edge
Ord
Faw
Youth coerced into car theft amid gunpoint ordeal
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a Hagerstown youth James Starr, 22, was forced by Paul M. Huseman, 29, to drive from Maryland into Pennsylvania. Starr fled on foot after the incident. Huseman was arrested in Fayette County on a charge of interstate transportation of a motor vehicle. A toy pistol was found in Huseman's possession.
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Uniontown
Frostburg College
Paul M. Huseman
Pennsylvania
California
Fayette County
James Starr
Donald Starr
Oak Hill
Huseman
Pittsburgh
Sion
Starr
Smoraing
Matther
Mount Washington
North Viet troops hit positions in Mekong valley war zone
North Vietnamese regulars shelled U S artillery positions south of the demilitarized zone with heavy mortars in a daylong clash that killed and wounded Marines and tied up long range guns. U S spokesmen say 475 mortar rounds hit 175 mm guns two miles from the DMZ as American planes and artillery answered back in Junction City operations near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S. ‘St
U.S. m
Junction ‘City
U.S. Orucery
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
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Socratic
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Mike Mansfield
Hagerstown
By Robert Tuckman
Luci Johnson
Holy Cross Hospital
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