New Market Sewer Project Bid Invite Estimated at 185000
The Frederick Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission call for bids to install a New Market sewage system including a collector, filtration plant, pumping station and mains. Bids open at 4 p.m. May 4 in Winchester Hall. Francis Cook notes 185000 estimated cost to be paid by users via a sewage bond backed by county credit, with front foot assessments and service charges for those connected.
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Frederick
New Market
Francis Cook
The
Sanitary Commission
New Market Sanitary District
General County Credit
Cook
Four Hurt In Wrecks On Rt 355
Four persons injured and two cars demolished in back to back accidents on Md 355 near the Monocacy River Bridge. In the first crash Jerry Craft 26 of Dilwin Virginia swerved to avoid a dog and struck a pole. Passenger Willie Turner 28 of Bay Minette Alabama treated for minor injuries. Craft charged with driving faster than reasonable. Five minutes later Ross Mills Jr 29 of East Second Street stopped in lane and Carroll Wetzel 45 of Middle Alley collided into Mills rear demolishing both cars. Wetzel admitted with knee injury and possible leg fracture. Mills wife Neva 24 treated and released with minor injuries. Wetzel charged with failure to reduce speed.
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MD. 355
Monocacy River Bridge
Tfc
Ronald C. Lewis
Jerry E. Craft
RFD 2
Diliwin
Craft
Willie N. Turner
Bay Minette
Ala
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Ross Mills Jr
East Second Street
Mills
Carroll R. Wetzel
Middle Alley
Wetzel
Neva
Paper Delivered To Unknown Girl In Provo
A Johannesburg newspaper travels via ambiguous U S mail routing from S. America to Provo Washington to Maeser Hall Apt 70 Heritage Halls before finally reaching Miss Magret Coetzee who does not reside there.
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Provo
Utah
Johannesburg
South Africa
U.S. Post Office
S. America
Magret Coetzee
Derr Says Collins Is Irresponsible
State Senator John A. Derr labeled critics irresponsible after the Frederick County bill to convert Victor Cullen Hospital into a reform school passed. Delegate Charles E. Collins accused local lawmakers of being swayed by the health department, while Sen. Derr defended the vote as necessary and noted opponents lacked enough votes to block the measure.
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Frederick County
Victor Cullen Hospital
John A. Derr
Derr
Frederick
Sabillasville Hospital
Charles E. Collins
State Health Department
William M. Houck
Health Department
Sen. Derr
Collins
Sen
George Snyder
D-Washington
Plans For Frederick County Days At The World Fair
Frederick County plans for a World Fair visit in New York move forward as C Lease Bussard reports VIP tours for participants. John W Moore Jr confirms Maryland Pavilion access. tours include General Motors Futurama Ford Ford Pavilion Bell Telephone Coca Cola with dates mid August. Seven buses are reserved, with several booked by local groups.
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Frederick County
New York
C. Lease Bussard
Bussard
John W. Moore Jr
Maryland
General Motors
Bell Telephone
Coca Cola
Moore
Judges rebuke state panel over Emmitsburg site decision
Two Maryland judges criticized the State Board of Education for dismissing Emmitsburg site pleas without a hearing. They postponed ruling on the residents’ suit to halt high school plans at the Staub site, noting due process and the need for a proper hearing under Article 77 Section 21. The Emmitsburg group seeks to stop further spending until a state board hearing can review the site selection.
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State Board of Education
Thurmont - Emmitsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ralph G. Shure
Emmitsburg
C. A. Elder
J. Norman Flax
J. W. Houser
Robert C. Simpson
C.A. Meyerhoffer
Bernard B Boyle
City of
Maryland
Boards of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Atty
Alleck A. Resnick
Baltimore
County School Board
Teenage Driver Injured In City Crash
A Frederick teenager is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision yesterday between his car and a truck at Fourth and East Streets. Gerald Wayne Koogle, 18, suffered a severe scalp laceration and was admitted. The incident involved Glenn C. Kelly, 26, driving east on Fourth Street. Koogle’s 1959 sedan sustained $600 damage and Kelly’s 1963 truck $500. Officer Gideon Darkis charged Koogle with ignoring an automatic traffic control device. A separate late Friday crash at North Market and Third Streets involved David L. Zigler, 17, rear ending James H Brown, 18. No charges were filed by Officer Donald Travis.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gerald Wayne Koogle
North Bentz Street
Fourth
East Streets
Koogle
East Street
Glenn C. Kelly
East Patrick Street
Fourth Street
Kelly
Gideon Darkis
North Market
Third Streets
David L. Zigler
RFD 2
James H Brown
RFD 1
Jefferson
Brown
Zigler
Donald Travis
Explosion Injures 26 at U S Reduction Co Plant
An explosion at a half block long U S Reduction Co building in East Chicago Indiana injured 26 workers, one critically. All were taken to St Catherine's Hospital as shards collapsed corrugated steel and fiber roof. No fire. The complex spans nearly three blocks and the building housed furnaces to reclaim aluminum.
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Chicago
Ind
U.S. Reduction Co
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Johnson dedicates Job Corps camp in San Marcos
President Johnson dedicates the Southwest’s first antipoverty Job Corps camp in San Marcos Texas in a relaxed ceremony. He and Lady Bird flew covertly from Washington Friday night to Houston amid bomb scare rumors and speculation about last minute travel plans.
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San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
Southwest
Texas
Lady Bird
Washington
White House
Houston
Harris County
Frederick County Cigarette Tax Receipts Report
State figures show Frederick County received 195 194.87 from cigarette tax in the first three quarters of the fiscal year. The county’s quarterly shares declined from 69 967 32 in Q1 to 65 660.63 in Q2 and 59 566.92 in Q3. Frederick ranked third in total receipts among Western and Central Maryland counties behind Montgomery and Washington.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
Montgomery
Washington
Carroll
Howard Counties
Montgomery County
Washington County
Carroll County
Howard County
Six Arrested For Larceny In Emmitsburg Crime Case
Six Westminster area teenagers were arrested by state police for breaking and entering Boyle's Grocery Store in Emmitsburg last month. Three juveniles and three older youths including John E. Stonesifer Bobby K. Fields and Eddy R. Henry face charges of larceny and breaking and entering. Authority says the group held by Westminster for multiple petty larcenies in Carroll. The theft included a cash register about 135 dollars, clothing and cigars, all recovered by investigators.
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Westminster Area
Boyle
Emmitsburg
John E. Stonesifer
Bobby K. Fields
Eddy R. Henry
William F. Davis
Westminster
Carroll County
T Te
Davis
Senate Passes 13 Billion School Aid Bill With Johnson Support
The Senate approved the largest ever education aid measure, 73 to 18, sending a package worth 13 billion dollars to President Johnson who backs swift passage. The plan targets poverty areas, aids private and parochial schools, and would distribute 1.06 billion dollars to districts under a per pupil formula.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Lydia Bohls
Stonewall
Tex
Junction
White House
Len Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Wallet Found In Box Of Cornflakes Sparks Mystery
In Kimberly British Columbia a six year old boy Kevin May found a wallet in a nearly empty cornflakes box. It contained 59 dollars and papers belonging to George F Langley of London Ontario. The wallet and contents are being returned to Langley while Kevin wonders how it ended up in the cereal.
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Kimberly
B.C
Kevin May
Marysville
George F. Langley
London
Langley
Kevin
Lodge Urges End to Viet Nam Terrorism at Hopkins
Former US Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told Johns Hopkins University that about 16 000 village chiefs have been decapitated in a wave of terrorism in Viet Nam. He warned subversive terrorism poses a greater threat than nuclear war and supported the President’s Southeast Asia development plan as essential, stressing terrorism must be subdued before peace. He said North Viet Nam respects U S capacity to annoy but will wait to see how terrorism is handled.
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Baltimore
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Lodge
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Floods Push Thousands From Homes Across Midwest
Flooding across Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin forces more than 10,000 people to evacuate as rivers rise. Mankato, hit hardest, sees 8,000 displaced with 19 feet above flood stage. Red Cross, Guardsmen, and volunteers mobilize sandbags and shelter evacuees in Des Moines, Waterloo, and other towns. Thunderstorms threaten western Great Lakes region into Missouri.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Mankato
National Guardsmen of
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Des Moines
Cedar
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Webster City
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
Cherokee
Dj Greene
Marines Reinforce Da Nang as U S Plans Escalate
U S Marines total 1 400 land at Da Nang adding to about 3 000 based there as 7th Fleet ships offshore move ashore. Brig Gen Frederick Karch says a battalion will be sent to Hue, bringing tanks 105mm howitzers and other matériel for deployment in the hills west of the airstrip.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
United States
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Kin Cuong
Hanoi
Peking
Hainan
U.S
Washington
Frederick Karch
Sth Marine Expeditionary Brigade
Hue
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Karch
Committee Clears Voting Rights Bill in Senate Panel
Senate Judiciary Committee cleared the voting rights bill on a 12 to 4 vote, sending it to the full Senate for a floor fight. Debate set for April 21 after Easter recess. The measure expands protections beyond Johnson proposals, banning literacy tests, allowing federal registrars, and prohibiting poll taxes.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
South
Mother and Son Die In Boonville Head-On Crash
In Boonville Missouri a mother Bertha Bowen 57 returning home to Blackwater and her son Ronald Wayne Bowen 22 driving from Blackwater to Boonville died in a head on collision Friday night. Mrs Bowen apparently had been visiting her daughter in law and new grandson at St Joseph Hospital in town.
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Boonville
Bertha Bowen
Blackwater
St. Joseph Hospital
Ronald Wayne Bowen
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Job Corps
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U. S
Pat
Gach
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