Maryland Redistricting Debate Ends in Clash Over Plans
Maryland lawmakers fail to agree on congressional district maps prompting federal court oversight. Senate approves compromise, House blocks it as session ends. Mathias plans to testify April 25 in Baltimore before a federal three judge panel.
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U .S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Mathias
Baltimore
General Assembly
Senate
House
Frederick County
Annapolis
John A. Derr
Dels. Goodloe E. Byron
Charles E. Collins
William M. Houck
E. Earl Remsberg
Clifton Wirts
Joseph D. Payne
Frederick C Markus Jr
Dorchester
Cheatham Elected To Bank Board
John R Cheatham head of Key Chevrolet Cadillac Sales Inc was elected to the Frederick town Savings and Trust Co board to fill the vacancy caused by Holden S Felton's death Meredith Young bank president notes Cheatham a leading Frederick businessman and past club president with ties to Kiwanis Cotillion YMCA Salvation Army and local civic groups
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John R Cheatham
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
Meredith Young
Holden S. Felton
Cheatham
Key Chevrolet-Cadilac Sales, Inc
Patrick St
Univrsity of
Richmond
Frederick
GMAC
Washington
Key Chevrolet Sales
Kiwani Club
Cotillion Club of
YMCA
Salvation Army
Dr. Leon, Dentist, Dies Here
Dr. Albert K. Leon 74 a well known Frederick dentist died this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He practiced in Frederick over fifty years and was past president of the Frederick County Dental Society. He studied Georgetown University and Maryland and held life membership in the Maryland State Dental Association. He belonged to Elks and local hospital staff circles. Surviving are his wife.
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Albert K. Leon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kalmon Leon
Frederick
Frederick County Dental Society
Maryland State Dental Association
B. P.O. E Elks
Maryland Selective Service Reserve Association
Quiet Ninth Day at Monocacy Village Internal Revenue Office
The Monocacy Village Internal Revenue Office reports a steady flow of calls and visitors nine days before the April 15 deadline. Agent Ross E Clem says there has been no rush and expects no special hours. about 70 calls and 70 visits occur daily with surges possible near February 15 for farmers filing returns. No Estia help is hired. one woman handles calls and one man meets taxpayers. office hours are 8 30 am to 5 pm.
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Monocacy Vilage
Internal Revenue Office
Ross E Clem
Internal Revenue
Clem
IRS
Rev DePauw Will Speak in Baltimore on April 17
The Rev Gommar A DePauw, leader of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement, plans an April 17 Baltimore talk. The case stems from a dispute with Cardinal Lawrence Shehan who ordered him to stop public activity for the traditionalist cause. Archdiocese officials say the transfer to another jurisdiction was not formally approved and they retain jurisdiction over DePauw who taught at Mount St Marys Seminary. He had refused a Shehan letter to report to the archdiocese and refrain from ministry.
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Baltimore
Gommar
DePauw
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Cardinal Shehan
Father DePauw
Budget requests total 103 935 for county offices
Budget requests totaling 103 935 were presented to the County Commissioners from two county departments. Lumen F Norris sought 61 354 for assessments while G Horton Fence requested 42 581 for election supervision.
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Lumen F. Norris
G. Horton Fence
Board of Election Supervisors
Election Office
Peace
Newton Steers Resigns As State GOP Leader
Baltimore and political circles report Newton J. Steers Jr resigns today as chairman of the Maryland Republican Party and plans a Far East trip. He intends to seek a Congress nomination in the west fall and will visit Vietnam as a church aid emissary. he also has been invited to meet Japanese financial leaders.
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Baltimore
Newton J. Steers Jr
Maryland
Republican Party
Far East
Steers
Congress
West Fall
Viet Nam
Frederick Soldier James Moore Jr, First Viet Nam Fatal
James Moore Jr 19 was Fredericks first viet Nam casualty last week a paratrooper with Compass C 101st Airborne died after a week of combat and prior wounding. He is survived by parents James and (Mrs) Helen Moore and siblings Alma and Bryson Moore. Funeral arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home Frederick.
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Viet Nam
Fredericks
James Moore
Frederick
Las Vegas New
James Moore Jr
Amos F Brown
All Saints St
Alma D Brown
Airy
Ronald M. Kenny
Charles E Kenny
Compass C
101St Airborne Division
First Cavalry
Moore
U S. Army
Fort Gordon
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Asbury Methodist Church
Muss Alma Moore
Bryson Moore
Hicks Funeral Home
Corbin Promoted to Major in State Police
W. W. Corbin, a 26 year Frederick resident and State Police veteran, is promoted to Major effective today. The post pays 12859 dollars yearly. Corbin remains assistant chief of operations at State Police Headquarters in Pikesville since August 1964. He previously commanded Troop E and led the Western Maryland troop covering Frederick Washington Garrett and Allegany Counties.
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Woodrow Wilson Corbin
State Police
Frederick
Corbin
Frederick City
Pikesville
Annapolis
Waldorf Barracks
Maryland
Washington
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick Barracks
Drought Prolonged in Frederick County Despite Small Rain Forecast
Maryland experts predict continued extreme drought in Frederick County amid below normal March rainfall and record river low flows. Geologist John Wark warns Potomac River flow may hit the lowest since measurements began. Forester Herman Toms notes fire danger rises as forests stay dry. groundwater drops push well depths to 150 300 feet.
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Potomac River
John Wark
Geological Survey of the Interior Department
Washington
Frederick Couny
Herman D Toms
Toms
Mount Airy
L. Franklin Eas
Old Welle
Westerday
Moyer
Frederick County
Wark
Great Falls
Guardsmen Quell Riot At Alcorn A&M College
National Guardsmen and state troopers defended the gates at Alcorn A&M College in Lorman Mississippi as 2000 demonstrators retreated after tear gas forced blows and shoving erupted at a highway entry. A clash intensified when a demonstrator shoved a trooper and grabbed his rifle.
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Lorman
Alcorn A&m College
Alcorn
J. D. Boyd
Bids Due Soon On Frederick High School Renovation
Frederick High School renovation bids may be advertised this month for a project valued around 250000 dollars. Architect Charles F Bowers reported most designs are finished except mechanical drawings, with 90000 dollars needed for science and art lab equipment. The project aims to update the building for a 1967 completion and an anticipated 910 student population next year.
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Frederick High School
Frederick County
Charles F Bowers
Bowers
Jonn L Carnochan
Frederick
Saigon Hue Protesters Clash as Crisis Deepens
Anti government demonstrations rocked Saigon and Hue with 1 000 protesters attacking a Vietnamese newspaper office in Saigon while 10 000 protesters gathered peacefully in Hue. The regime eyed a peaceful end to the crisis amid evacuations of foreign civilians and a curfew violation by crowds.
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Saigon
Viet Nam AP
Hue
Nguyen Cao Kys
da Nang
Song
Phu Bai
U. S
Buddhist Institute
B and O Freight Derails Blocking Germantown Tracks
Four B and O freight cars derailed at Germantown Maryland on Tuesday night blocking both main line tracks for hours. No injuries were reported and trains were delayed or rerouted via Baltimore and Pont of Rocks. The Diplomat passenger service from Washington to Chicago faced over four hours of delay. Commuters west of Germantown were bused to the first station, one track was cleared by 9 am and full service on the other was to be restored by noon.
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Germantown
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore and
Pont of Rocks
Washington
Chicago
Market extends rally into fifth session in New York
The New York stock market rose again this morning but faced challenges sustaining momentum for a fifth straight session as traders weighed early gains. Strong broad gains contrasted with pockets of hesitation across major indices and sectors.
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New York
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Joan Moyer
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