Maryland School TV network gains approval in Annapolis
Maryland lawmakers near passage of a plan to create a statewide educational television network with Baltimore as the first transmitter. The package ties a 3 to 5 percent income tax proposal to a $68 million boost in aid to local governments, with the education department directing programs and the new commission supervising content. Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick, Waldorf, College Park and Salisbury slated for future stations as the budget debate continues.
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Annapolis
Tawes
House
Senate
Assembly
Markus
Cooper-Hughes
Indna
Ion
Department of Education
Wennoval
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Waldorf
College Park
Salisbury
Deaths and fires dot Maryland town in two days
Mrs. Mary C. Colliflower, 4, Smithsburg, died at Washington County Hospital after a two week illness. Alice Louise Howe, 80, of 542 Salem Ave., died at home from a heart attack. A forest fire near Route 2 south of town burned acres of mountain land, hampered by darkness and high winds. Firefighters from four companies aided by the State Citizens Band Radio Club fought the blaze for over five hours but could not estimate the burned area. Private funeral services for Colliflower were to be held at family convenience, Minnich Funeral Home in charge.
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Mary C. Colliflower
Mary Elgie Colliflower
Washington County Hospital
Smithsburg
Luther Spielman
Zilpha Pugh Spielsman
St. Ann Episcopal Church
Harry G. Koontz
Bur Fonis
Antheth K
Minnich Funeral Home
Alice Louise Howe
Salem Avenue
State Lane
George
Mary Ellen Rummel Sellers
Grace Eub Church
Hagerstown
Melvin E
Woodrow W
Lauren E
Port Ismoth
Ray
San Antonio
Tex
Ethels, Bond
Lou Jean Nye
Mollie Stover
Lillian Hart
Orphe Magaha
Hagerstown Mishap Claims Two Involving Shank Family
A Hagerstown area traffic incident left 68 year old David Shank of near Greensburg and 29 year old Edward Leming of New Jersey injured as a car turned onto Resh Road. Funeral plans for Shank’s relative and updated postal service fees were noted, with services at Miller Mennonite Church near Smithsburg.
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Baid Hastings
Rt. 63
Resh Rd
Edward J. Leming
Mire Hill
N.J
Fry Annar
Martin
Daniel Ders
Miller
Seaway Opens Early on April 4 Amid Mild St Lawrence Ice
The Seaway Administration moved the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway to April 4 due to the absence of heavy ice, marking the earliest opening in its eight year history. The original date had been April 15.
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Vetroit
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway Administration
Y A
Baby Suffers Skull Fracture In Long Fall
A 24 year old Mills child John Fitzgerald Mills fell 30 feet from a second story window about 6 30 last night in Williamsport. He was cared for by his mother Priscilla Mills and later transported to Washington County Hospital by ambulance. Deputies say the other Mills children were nearby as the incident remains under investigation.
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Williams Furs
John Fitzgerald Mills
Donald Alton
Alton
Mills
E. Salisbury St
Priscilla Mills
Washington County
Williamsport
Snow Delayed Raritan Club Wins Two National Awards
The Raritan club at Jekyl Island Georgia received two national plaques delayed by snowstorms. They earned perfect attendance for three years and a Blue Ribbon for completing at least one of twelve annual objectives. The group aims to finish the community park and building and improve Maugan sville street lights and house numbers.
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Mangansville Raritan Club
Glenn Hicks
John J. Mowen
John Tride
Jekyl Island
Georgia
Maugansville
Carol Riggs
Prisoners Still At Large From Maryland Institution
Maryland Correctional Institution inmates Charles Warren Underwood and James Douglas Spivay escaped at 2 15 p m from outside works at the motor pool. They were in brown institutional clothing, unarmed, and not deemed dangerous. A panel truck abandoned near Antietam Creek is linked to the incident.
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Mci
Charles Warren Underwood
Ker Oxon Hill
James Douglas Spivay
Westminster
Antietam Creek
Chem lectures at Fairleigh Dickinson University June 1966
A series on nuclear magnetic resonance infrared and mass spectrometry for molecular structure will be held at Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison New Jersey from June 27 to July 1 1966 Lectures run morning afternoon and evening with problem sessions and all materials provided Also noted are business travel insights and road safety statistics highlighting motor vehicle risks and winter driving hazards across weeks into March
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Fairleigh Dickinson University
Madison
New Jersey
Caral $. Oson
Jess
Orange St
Shippensburg
William FE
Mach
St. Len
Andrew Buchanan
Aeina Life & Casualty
Martha S. Stira
Con
Tral City
Coldbrook
Aetna
Ares
Lee
Ite
Asseeiaind
Ieee
Republicy
AP News
Prayer Today Reconciles Rifts In Lent Message
A prayer from Evansville Indiana minister Webb Garrison pleads for reconciliation among Republicans in the race against Floyd Hicks in November. Griggs, noted for the GOP nomination talks, sends regards and asks for spiritual guidance to unite factions in Christ’s service.
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Olympia
Everett D. Griggs
U.S
Ivy
Mr. Hicks
Griggs
Hicks
Congressmen Travel Widely Across the World in 1965
Washington AP report shows House members spent 472,800 on international trips in 1965. Senate and Joint committees spent 181,660 overseas. some Senate groups have not reported. Travel expenses are disclosed later in the Congressional records.
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Washington
House
Senate
Joint Committees
Congressional
School TV To Start In Chambersburg
Chambersburg Pa at Wednesday night meeting of the Interim Operating Committee six teachers were hired and contracts entered for editorial television and a handwriting course. The nine member school board hired Dalton E. Paul to teach agriculture and Young Farmers cooperation and James B. Kirkpatrick as physical education instructor in elementary schools with a salary of 4500 dollars.
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Chambersburg
Dalton E. Paul
Rt. 2
James B. Kirkpatrick
S. Seventh St
Snyder Seeks Ethics Bills To Curb Conflicts Of Interest
Maryland State Senator George E. Snyder pushes ethics measures including barring legislators from state work, a petition signers vote restriction for independents, and a study of conduct of interest. He cites Pressman’s independent gubernatorial bid and cites progress in contracts and services oversight. He expects several proposals to advance as hearings and votes loom.
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Len Snyder
Hyman Pressman
Ballimore City
Snyder
Pressman
Sen
William James
Senate
Legislative Council
Ress
Sudan
Texation
Pension Bill Aims to Raise Washington Teachers' Pensions
In Annapolis a bill to raise pensions for all Washington County teachers faces debate. Lawmakers discuss narrowing eligibility to those who taught more than 20 years before Social Security began. The measure would adjust annual pension amounts and is opposed by some delegates and county officials who call it discriminatory.
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Annapolis
Louise Beachley
Hoffman
Washington
George W. Tingle
John B. Huyett Sponers
Del
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Maryland Correctional Institution
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Pel
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Jack Hawkins
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George E. Snyder
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Offa Open
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