Fires Rage at Henryton Hospital Grounds As Three Counties Fight Blaze
Early afternoon blaze surrounds Henryton State Hospital threatening the grounds. Firefighters from Carroll Howard Baltimore and Montgomery counties battle the woods fire fanned by light winds. No evacuation of patients reported as crews from multiple departments respond to the Libertyown area incident nearby.
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Henryton State Hospital
Patapece
Pennsylvania
Carrell County
Henryton
Carroll
Howard Counties
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Libertyown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Union Bridge
Livertytown
Maryland Homemaker of Tomorrow from Frederick High
Gaithersburg girl Susan Arnquist, Frederick High senior, is named State Betty Crocker Homemaker and wins a 1500 scholarship. Donna Ward of Calvert Senior High ranks second. three other Maryland seniors receive honorable mention.
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Susan Helen Arnquist
Frederick High School
Betty Crocker
Maryland
General Mills
John L. Arnquist
RED 5
Frederick
Donna Gayle Ward
Calvert Senior High School
Prince Frederick
Mary Patricia Trenkle
Surrattsville
Clinton
Anne Russell Burke
Gaithersburg
Elizabeth Jean White
Wheaton High School
Wheaton
Science Research Associates of
Chicago
Arnquist
District of Columbia
New York City
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington
Minneapolis
Minn
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Teachers of America
University of Maryland
Elizabeth College
Elizabethtown
All School Science Fair Dates and Awards
The fourth annual County Science Fair opens at Middletown High School with about 70 entries from junior and senior high schools. Winners advance to the Fourteenth National Science Fair International in Albuquerque May 7 11. Prizes include pins bonds and subscriptions. Separate notices report a diet fire on Broadway and a barn fire at Pace farm with limited details.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
Trio
New Mexico
Hich
Albuquerque
X. M
Research Society of
Jonesr Winerr Tey
Aynier
National Aeronautics and and Space
Esa
Library Benefit Selling Out
Richard L. Coe will speak at the fourth annual Book and Author Luncheon by Friends of the C Burr Artz Library on April 16 at 12 30 p m at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Coe is drama critic of the Washington Post and nearly all tickets have sold with 11 remaining.
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Richard L. Coe
Friends of the
C. Burr Artz Library
Francis Scott Key
Coe
Washington Post
Annabel Lumigren
The
Friends of the Library
Howard W. Ash
James Crist
A. B. Collinus
Edward D Grove Jr
Robert T. Fisher
T. V. Levinson
Tyson Lee
Eric Lundgren
Jesse B. Humphreys
Ben LaGarde
Graham
Strong Winds Bring Cooler Temperatures
Powerful gusts up to 51 mph moved through the county as a cold front drove temperatures down. The Weather Bureau reported a morning low around the upper 30s with a high in the low 60s earlier, then a sharp fall. Winds near 30 mph are expected to persist into tomorrow with sunny, cool conditions and highs around 50.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Fair Ami
Local Tickets Put On Sale At C Burr Artz Library
The eleven remaining tickets have been placed on sale in the C Burr Artz Library for a community event featuring Weigle Stoner Woodman Ramsburg Thomas Ritchie and other listed sponsors.
Carroll Manor Named for Adamstown School Project
The Board of Education approved Carroll Manor as the name for a proposed Adamstown school and agreed to use Chapman Urbana plans with Urbana Elementary School as a cost saving, despite Dr. Sensenbaugh’s opposition. The plan aims to serve southern Frederick County and reflect local preference.
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Board of Education
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
James A. Sensenbaugh
Chapman and Associates
Urbana
Sensenbaugh
Lewistown
Kea, Shaw, Grimm and Crighton
C. Gordon Smith
Chapman
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Lavenia Hood
Smith
Chapman Urbana
Hallar Best
Frederck County
Harmon Field Recreation Building Progress Report
City official Robert A Whiteford states Harmon Field Recreational Building on Winchester Street is about three quarters complete with $13 100 funding from the city Harmon Field Association and Recreation Commission. The association borrowed $7800 last year and plans repayment in two installments this and next year plus interest.
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Harmon Field
Robert A. Whiteford
Winchester Street
Harmon Field Association
Recrettion Commission Fund
Harmon Fred Association
Ari the Caty
Indecence leader Sermon indicted for tax evasion
William H. Sermon, longtime Democratic faction leader and former mayor of Independence, Missouri, is indicted for willful evasion of more than $225,000 in federal income taxes for 1956 to 1960. He reported $172,518 income and paid $58,408 in taxes, while his records show $528,808 income and an additional $225,834 due. Sermon headed eastern Jackson County Democratic faction, resigned as Independence mayor in 1961, and faces arraignment Friday.
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Kansas City
William H. Sermon
Independence
Truman
Sermon
Jackson County
Roger
Washington
Russell Millin
U.S
E. 0
Bookwalter
Internal Revenue Service
Kennedy drafts bill for Washington self rule
President Kennedy sent Congress a draft bill allowing citizens of the District of Columbia to elect their own mayor and local government. In letters to Vice President Johnson and Speaker McCormack he said the measure restores a fundamental right of self-government and reaffirms that government should be responsible to the governed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
District of Columbia
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Fire Burns Acre Before Quenched
A woods fire along Etzler road near Rocky Springs burned about one acre before fire crews from The Independent Hoe Company and Braddock Heights Fire Company brought it under control around noon. Wind fanned the flames toward the road. firefighters stayed about an hour as more fires were reported in Montgomery county.
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Independent Hoe Company
Braddock Heights Fire Company
Etzler
Rocky Springs
Montgomery County
United Fire pancake breakfast tickets near 1800 sold
Nearly 1,800 tickets have been sold for the United Fire Company’s annual Pancake and Sausage breakfast set for this Saturday from 4 am to 4 pm. The event supports the ambulance building fund to be built near the current firehouse on land purchased in 1961. Breakfast chair Ellis G. Carty Buck et al.
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United Fire Company
Stanley Y. Bennett
Uniteds
Ellis G. Carty Ucket
Alton Y. Bennett
Kenneth L Keefer
John L. Barber
Miie L. Ridgiey
City Police Report Details Crime and Vehicle Violations Rise
The Fredench City Police annual report shows increases in crime and motor violations. It lists totals for 1965 including 1 murder and 1 rape, 195 larcenies, 9 burglaries, and 242 of 416 cases wired. The department spent funds on salaries and investigations, with many arrests for larceny and property crimes.
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Anual
Fredench
Tolel
Ceurt
Ami
Warkenmeess
Fortine Charnes
Nepal
Ube
World News in Brief from Kapuskasing and Berlin
Independent woodcutters jailed for trial over slaving of three striking union loggers near Reesor Siding Canada. Trial for non capital murder set for October. violence followed mob attack on settlers supplying to mills. Hughie Green says he will fly again over Soviet territory despite jets’ warning, US protests call incident outrageous. Soviets refuse to guarantee safety on return flight.
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Kapuskasing
Ont
Unio
Reesor Siding
Berlin
Hughie Green
West Germany
Soviet Sub Armament Claims Stir Cold War Debate
A Moscow naval officer cited by the Red Star claimed that Soviet submarines carry the world’s only self aiming rockets with high accuracy able to strike highly maneuverable targets. He described a missile carrier captain Mamayev and referenced recent maneuvers and a detonated torpedo during five months of training.
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Moscow
FO Mamayev
Red Sar
Guarding Evident DAVASCTS Sina SAP Travelers
Fragmentary text shows travelers and guards around a site with vague mentions of tanks and guards. Names and places are obscured, leaving unclear event details or entities for precise reporting.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Europe Free Trade Association event
Fragmentary text references Britain joining the European Free Trade Association with the Common Market, note about President de Gaulle delaying integration, and mentions Japan. Details are garbled and not fully readable.
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Tard Morne
Beally
European Free Trade Associat
Charles de Gaulle
Mer
Hove
Japan
Howard County Officials Change After GOP Ejection
A political shakeup in Ellicott City Maryland sees Howard County eck fired by the GOP amid a commission reshuffle. The real estate developer and Hutchinson Hodwep Hawkins Jr. assume a new role, with the title effective in May.
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Howard County
Eck
GOP
Ellicott
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Susan H. Arnquisit
Middletown High
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Sarah
Tidal
Mary Lou
Robert Smith
Fairfax
Washington Monument
Independence, Mo
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