County Budget Hearings Open With Requests Totaling 105 967 50
Three county departments opened the annual budget hearing process by requesting a combined 105 967 50 from the county commissioners. The Frederick Childrens Aid Society led with 77 917 50, up 15 917 50 from last year due to boarding home costs. The CAS detailed 68 417 50 for boarding homes and 32 000 for salaries, plus 9 000 in admin costs and 10 000 for foster child clothing.
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Frederick Childrens Aid Society
CAS
Viola K. Roderick
E. Eugene Thomas
Ned Helfenstein
Paul Green
James Gambrill II
Richard Dutrow
G. Plitt von Eiff
Roderick
Rothenhoefer
Court rules Palmolive fake sandpaper test commercial
The Supreme Court held Colgate Palmolive deceived the public with TV ads showing a sandpaper test of Palmolive shave cream. Chief Justice Warren delivered the majority, affirming a Federal Trade Commission order against the commercial as misleading.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Earl Warren
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Warren
Federal Trade Commission
Motorist Pulled From Burning Car After Spectacular Crash
A Kansas motorist was dragged from his burning 1960 sedan by a passerby after a collision on U S 15 near Frederick. Kerry M Lucey 33 of Wichita and two women, Miriam Feely and Carla Krause, were hospitalized with severe injuries as Lucey's car burst into flames after striking Feely's southbound vehicle. Investigating officer Tre Top E Barnes reported the crash occurred about 1130 p m Sunday when Lucey attempted to pass a vehicle and hit Feely's car causing the car to roll over. Debris struck another driver Sal He K Delauter. Delauter swerved into a culvert. Earl F Tracey extinguished the blaze. Vehicle damage totaled 1000 for Feely and 35 for Delauter. Lucey’s car was demolished. No charges filed. Emergency responders transported the injured by United Ambulance.
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Kansas
U.S 15
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kerry M. Lucey
Wichita
Kan
Miriam Feely
East Second Street
Carla Krause
Biggs Avenue
Feely
Krause
Tre
Top E. Barnes
Lacey
U.S. 15
MD. 26
Lucey
Mrs. Feely
Sal- He K. Delauter
RFD 7
Tfe
Earl F. Tracey
Thomas Seeks Renewal on Frederick County School Board
Clarence C. C. Thomas, president of the Frederick County Board of Education, appears set for a six year term as the sole candidate for reappointment. He was first named in 1959 and now runs the P. L. Hargett hardware business with his sons. The state central committee will meet to forward a recommendation to Governor Tawes.
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Clarence C. C. Thomas
Frederick County
Tawes
Democratic
Thomas
Adamstown
Fred S. Kefauver
P.L. Hargett Co
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall College
Board of Managers
Maryland School For the Deaf
Thurmont Nominates Officials At Special Meeting At Fire Hall
Thurmont officials announce nominations for mayor and two commissioner posts at a special meeting tonight at the fire hall. Incumbents Mayor Donald L. Lewis and Commissioners William Lidie and Charles Ambrose are up May 1. Election set for April 26 from noon to 7 pm at the town office. Mayor Lewis notes write in votes allowed. He will also propose civic improvements and a pay raise for town employees. Proposals include new ordinances updating present ones, annexation plans, an addition to the commissioners room for the police, and a community center planning committee. Spokesmen for Emmitsburg and Mt. Airy say no major news today.
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Thurmont
Donald L. Lewis
William Lidie
Charles Ambrose
Lewis
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Chamber Membership Drive Extended to National Week
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce extends its drive to gain 50 new members through the first week of April National Chamber Week. Final emphasis will occur with presentations to local civic clubs and service organizations. Brunswick town chairmen push county-wide activity. notable progress includes a meeting in Brunswick Mayor James E Cummings office with 18 businessmen.
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Frederick
Thurmont Senior Wins Top Prize At Frederick Science Fair
Thurmont High School senior Richard Mathias took the Best of Fair at the Sixth Annual Frederick Area Science Math Fair held at West Frederick Junior High. He exhibited Mr. Laser a gas laser model illustrating principles of ruby lasers. Cunningham of Singapore High School won the second Best of Fair for Indirect Analysis of Euglenoid Response. Mathias and Cunningham will enter the National Science Fair in St Louis in May with chaperones Masonood and Shaff.
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Thurmont High School
Frederick Area
West Frederick
Richard Mathias
Mathias
Biocell
H. Will Cunningham
Singanore High School
Cunningham Wil
St. Louis
James Masood
Eugene Shaff
Thias
Fort Detrick
RESA
Cunningham
ESA
Patricia A. Schroeder
St. John's High School
Frederick High
George Costantino
Nils Olson
Sandy Baker
Wayne Grogan
Air Force
Miss Schroeder
Berlin Autobahn Blockade and Air Corridor Threats Reported
East German authorities closed the autobahn between West Berlin and West Germany for 342 hours before lifting barriers at the Berlin end. Traffic to West Berlin remained halted at Helmstedt. Russians warned Western airlines of air corridor restrictions, suggesting altitudes of 2000 to 4000 feet.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Helmstedt
Frederick County Approves Six Lot Subdivision Regulation
Frederick County Commissioners unanimously approve subdivision rules amending minimum from two to six lots. Local groups objected to the two-lot limit at the Planning Commission hearing. The ordinance retains a right of appeal to the board within 30 days and possible Circuit Court review.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick Real Estate Board
Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Circuit Court
Johnson Returns To White House After Camp David Talks
President Johnson flew back to the White House by helicopter Sunday night following a weekend at Camp David in Maryland. He had conferred with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson for about two hours on Saturday. A key subject was a possible temporary halt to U S air strikes against North Vietnam. Johnson did not indicate he shared Pearson’s view that a pause could be a first step toward peace in Vietnam.
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Johnson
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
United States
Viet Nam
Mutilated Bodies Found In Pine Grove
In Pine Grove Michigan the mutilated bodies of Diane Carter seven Amelia Boyer sixty Mary Esther Jones thirty seven were found in an apple orchard grove near Benton Harbor. Carter was strangled with a stocking and found clothed only in leotards. Boyer was nude except for a vest. Jones was decapitated with a head found later in an abandoned building. Police labeled the victims residents of nearby Benton Harbor and Benton Township.
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Watervliet
Mich
Michigan
Diane Carter
Amelia Boyer
Mary Esther Jones
Benton Harbor
Benton Township
Here
Henry Baier
Verbina Carter
Carter
Jones
Boyer
Henry Griese
Earthquake Strikes Megalopolis Area Killing Dozens
An early morning quake centered in Megalopolis, 100 miles from Athens, killed at least 20 with about 200 injured and possibly rising. Five villages were 90 percent destroyed leaving thousands homeless as Premier Papandreou declared an emergency. Relief teams rushed in with medical supplies and tents.
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Athens
Greece
Peloponnesus Peninsula
Megalopolis
George Papandreu
US planes hammer North Viet Nam targets in major raid
Sixty six Navy and Air Force aircraft attacked the Vinh Linh radar installation near the 17th Parallel. One Air Force jet was downed but the pilot was recovered. Earlier, MIG fighters shot down two U S supersonic jets. no enemy aircraft were sighted in the latest raid details.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Sokesman
U.S
Viet Nam
Coral Sea
Vinh Linh
17Th Parallel
U.S. Air Force
Trapped Cave Explorers Found Alive Near Mountain View
Skin divers reached four spelunkers trapped in Rowland Cave near Mountain View Arkansas. They were found in a small room as water rose, and rescuers reported all four explorers safe after escaping rising waters Sunday morning.
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Mountain View, Ark
Rowland Cave
Hollywood Stars Await Oscar Awards Tonight
Hollywood gears up for the 37th Academy Awards with Julie Andrews and Sophia Loren as top contenders for best actress. Brexit: (note actual content) Audrey Hepburn was snubbed by actor voters, while My Fair Lady drew record crowds during screenings and prompted extra showings.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Julie Andrews
Sophia Loren
Miss Andrews
Audrey Hepburn
Julie
Eliza
Doolittle
Miss Hepburn
Academy
Greer Garson
FBI Nabs Two On Spy Charges
FBI agents arrested Army Sgt. Robert Lee Johnson of Virginia and James Allen Mintkenbaugh of California on charges of conspiring with a Russian agent to obtain and deliver U.S. defense secrets. The case involves a Pentagon courier missing months earlier and targets military installations missile sites and intelligence activities.
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Washington
FBI
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Army
Robert Lee Johnson
Alexandria
James Allen Mintkenbaugh
San Martin
Calif
U.S
Vitaly Ourjoumov
Russia
United States
Ourjoumer
Paris
Johnson
Berlin
Mintkenbaugh
Stock Market Edges Higher In Early Trading
New York stocks open with modest gains as trading activity picks up slightly. Major averages show small advances while investors assess early market data and corporate news.
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