Banks May Collect Taxes And Invest County Bond Money
Local bankers and County Commissioners discussed using banks to collect county taxes and the county’s six million dollar bond issue. Banks would invest up to five million for 12 to 18 months while sharing tax collection duties with the county treasurer. Interest arrangements and notice periods were debated, with the May 1 availability of funds noted and a proposed tax collection plan requiring monthly or per-bill fees by banks.
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Linton
Donald C. Linton
Mr. Linton
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Shuff
Samuel W. Barrick
Bounty on Foxes Not Likely in Frederick County
Frederick County officials told the County Commissioners that a fox bounty is unlikely as game supervisor Guy Garheart and wardens Richard Jacques Robert Abraham and Ray Toms cited insecticides as the main cause of reduced small game and no rabies problem. They noted fox populations appear normal with few damage complaints while other counties maintain bounties.
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Frederick County
Guy R. Garheart
Richard Jacques
Robert Abraham
Ray Toms
Garheart
Frederick
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Mr. Toms
Rhoderick Heads Mental Health Fund Campaign
Joseph F. Rhoderick, noted Frederick businessman, chairs the annual spring drive for the National Association for Mental Health. The May campaign, Mental Health Month, targets at least $6,000 with Bell Ringing Day on May 12. The drive offices are at 22 South Market Street under Mrs. Gordon L. Todd. Rhoderick, Williams Typewriter owner, has led civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce and local education boards. He and his wife live in Braddock Heights with three children.
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Joseph F. Rhoderick
National Association For Mental Health
South Market Street
Gordon L. Todd
Rhoderick
Williams Typewriter and Supply Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick High School
Frederick County
The
Lions Club of
Frederick Lodge No
BPOE
Braddock Heights
Lack of Testimony Frees Local Youth
A Magisterial court acquitted Wayne S. Brewer on the minor in possession charge after the arresting officer failed to prove age or alcohol involvement. Carroll Jay Wilcom pleaded guilty, fined 50 and costs, for being a minor with alcohol during a teenage dance at the South End Civic Association Building. Officer Charles K. Cashour testified to vodka being poured from a bottle into Brewer’s cup. prosecutors were absent.
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Byron W. Thompson
Wayne S. Brewer
Trail Avenue
Alton Y. Bennett
Brewer
Carroll Jay Wilcom
RFD 2
Frederick
Charles K. Cashour
Wilcom
South End Civic Association
Maryland Senate Clash Over Big Lie Tactics in Tax Row
Goldstein accuses rival Joseph D. Tydings of using the big lie to blame him for Maryland’s income tax increase. He asserts he opposed the tax and questions Tydings' record, noting Tydings’ campaign manager backed actions that muddied the issue.
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Goldstein
Tydings
Baltimore (Ap
Louis L.goldstein
Joseph D. Tydings
Hitler
Senate
Annapolis
David Hume
Water Hearing Date Set For Myersville
A public hearing is scheduled for May 14 at 11 a.m. in Baltimore on Myersville's request to draw water from Little Catoctin Creek for the town system. The panel at Johns Hopkins University will hear objections. The plan calls for 70 000 gallons daily on average, with 40 000 minimum and 140 000 maximum. The creek will supplement existing mountain supply per Mayor Grayson Doub.
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Baltimore
Myersville
Little Catoctin Creek
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Johns Hopkins University
Grayson Doub
Guard Pay Adds $53,000 To Economy
Frederick's economy gained about $53,034 in 1963 from pay to National Guard members of the 29th Infantry Division. Company C 729th Maintenance Battalion received 23296 and Company A 2nd Battalion 175th Infantry 29737. Guard pay includes drill time, annual camp pay and potential retirement benefits.
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Frederick
29Th Infantry
29Th Division
729Th
175Th Infantry
National Guard
Maryland
National Guardsman
First Historic Workshop in Frederick Focuses on Preservation
The Frederick County Historical Society along with The National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Maryland Historical Trust will host the first annual Historic Workshop on April 25 at Winchester Hall. Leaders from government, industry and the public are expected, with speakers including Orlando Ridout and Terry Brust Morton. A walking tour of downtown Frederick is planned for 2 p.m.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Goodloe E. Byron
Frederick County
Eight Giants Of Steel Industry Are Indicted On Price Fixing
Eight steel giants face federal indictment in New York City for conspiring in secret hotel room meetings to fix prices in a multibillion dollar steel sheet market. The case cites Sherman Antitrust Act violations linked to a 1962 attempt to impose a six dollar per ton price rise. Defendants include United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, National Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Great Lakes Steel, Armco, Republic Steel, and Wheeling Steel with named executives.
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Washington
New York City
United States
FCC Chief denounces radio TV industry in fiery address
FCC Chairman E William Henry denounces crass complacency in the radio and television industry. He says broadcasters care more for profits than public service and warns the sector risks undermining constitutional ideals amid past protests over proposed limits on commercials.
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Chicago
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Radio-Television
Henry
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Commission
Peter Sellers In Critical Condition After Heart Attack
British actor Peter Sellers, 38, suffered a heart attack and remains in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. A spokesman cited shock and rhythm disturbances as complications, with transfer to intensive care after the incident at his home.
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Hollywood
Peter Sellers
Cedars of Lebanon
Sellers
Georgia Woman First In Design At Mrs America Contest
Elaine Whitehurst of Macon Georgia won the first competitive event floor design in the 1964 Mrs America Contest at St Petersburg Florida. She presented a sunburst tile pattern using Muscovy white and two greens. Second place went to Tanya L Law of Charleston West Virginia and third to Elvira J Egeland of Livonia Michigan. Homemakers from all 50 states and the District of Columbia compete with events including grooming flower arrangement and cookery, leading to the final crowning Saturday night.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Elaine Whitehurst
Macon Ga
West Virginia
Tanya L. Law
Charleston
Michigan Elvira J. Egeland
Livonia
States
District of Columbia
MacArthur Honored In Public Armory Service
In New York a solemn public viewing followed a religious service at the 7th Regiment Armory. Dignitaries including Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller attended as hundreds waited behind police barriers to honor General Douglas MacArthur who died after three major operations. His widow Jean and son Arthur 26 were escorted by Lt. Gen. Davidson.
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Thur
7Th Regiment
New York
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Regment
Armoy
Silk Stocking Regiment
Armory
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Lucius D. Clay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Army
Kenneth W. Royall
Robert F. Wagner
James A. Farley
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Davidson
Johnson
Washington
John Naina
Middletown
N.Y
Australia
Franconia Athletic and Civic Association
Youth rally to discuss mass media advertising topics
About 100 youths from Washington Carroll and Frederick counties will attend the two day spring rally of the Youth Fellowship Western Maryland Regional Potomac Synod United Church of Christ hosted by Grace and Evangelical Reformed UCC churches. Speakers include Herman Ahrens Jr and Baltimore sportscaster Jack Dawson with events at both churches and registration Friday evening.
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Washington, Carroll
Frederick
Youth Fellowship
Western Maryland
Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Grace United Church of Christ
East Second Street
Ization
John Silassy
Grace Church
Richard Roof
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Thurmont
Evangelical Church
Hahn
Richard E Best
Evangelical
Herman Ahrens Jr
Philadelphia
United Church of Christ
Baltimore
Jack Dawson
Dawson
Wmar-Tv
Johns Hopkins University
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Garrison H. Davidson
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Galen Hahn
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