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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1965

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Budget Highlights for Frederick County Roads Department

The Frederick County Roads Department seeks 222 600 from county funds as part of a 1 705 600 roads budget for the coming year with 335 000 earmarked for salaries. A 6 percent pay raise for shop and field staff costs 21 300, and capital outlays include three front end loaders a grader and a replacement car. The plan notes private contractors may handle larger projects like Glisson's Mill Road and lists additional state gas tax funds license tax receipts cash on hand and aid sources totaling the remainder of the budget. The article also notes a 74 020 request for C Burr Artz library funds and that the roads department is now officially included in county budget calculations.

Frederick County Southey T. Nottingham Nottingham Roads Department Glisson Roads Deartment C. Burr Artz Library

Frederick County Board Reverses Calendar Decision

The Frederick County Board of Education adopted a 187 day student year and 193 day teacher year starting Sept 7 after reversing a prior plan for a spring vacation and earlier start. New teachers report Sept 1. holdovers Sept 2. The change followed protests from parents, the Brunswick Jubilee, and the Frederick Fair Board.

Frederick County Board of Education Ses Brunswick Diamond Jubilee Frederick Fair Board Fair Board Robert L. Haugen Frederick County Teachers Association John L. Carnochan Haugen Wade Hursey The Fair Association

Welfare Budget Presented to Frederick County Commissioners

The Frederick County Welfare Department seeks $138,487.66 in local funds plus $617,966.03 in state and federal aid for the next fiscal year, totaling $756,453.69, with local funding up $13,754.55. Administration, with aid to dependent children and the board of children, leads a majority of increases, while the County Extension Service requests a $2,725 local bump to $25,240 and a new secretary to manage higher workload.

Frederick County Board of Children Geneva Barthel County Extension Service Beatrice Fehr

Local Bank Plans Stock Sale

The Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company will offer 8,000 shares of its common stock in a public offering after five years of growth. Price expected between 70 and 80 dollars per share, with rights to current stockholders. Directors reelected include G. Hunter Bowers and W. Meredith S. Young.

Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company W. Meredith I. Young Maryland Bank Young G. Hunter Bowers Holden S. Felton W. Jarboe Grove Charles W. Lough E. Paul Magaha F. Ross Myers J. Richard Ramsburg Clyde FE. Thomas W. Meredith S. Young Ciominn

House Approves Succession Amendment for Presidential Power

The House passed a constitutional amendment to ensure smooth transfer of power if a president is disabled. By 368-29, Democrats and Republicans supported the proposal, with 246 Democrats and 122 Republicans for it. The Senate must review minor House changes before ratification by 38 states.

Washington House Senate

Frederick seeks changes to I-70 interchange plan

A Frederick delegation led by Mayor E. Paul Magaha traveled to Washington to press the Federal Highway Administration for changes to the I-70 interchange planned near Ballenger Creek Road and Butterfly Lane. Whitton promised engineering review. officials cited access issues and potential negative growth impact.

Frederick E. Paul Magaha Washington, D.C Rex M. Whitton Federal Highway Administrator Bureau of Public Roads Magaha Whitton Ballenger Creek Road U.S. 40 U.S. 240 U.S. 340 SRC Frederick City Washington Robert A. Whiteford G. Hunter Bowers City Planning Commission Robert Wirgan

Kline Nominated for Frederick County School Board Seat

The Democratic State Central Committee nominated Richard R Kline 35 Frederick businessman and civic leader for a six year term on the Frederick County School Board effective May 1. Born in Frederick January 30 1936 he is president of Economy Oil Co Inc and VP of Superior Concrete Inc. He and his wife Margaret Mitchell have two children in local schools.

Democratic State Central Committee Richard R Kline Frederick Frederick County J. Millard Tawes Clarence C. C. Thomas Kline Buckeystown Arld Economy Oil Co. Inc Superior Concrete Inc Middletown Valley Margaret Mitchell Hood College

Marines Land In Vietnam Bolsters 8000-Strong Force

In South Viet Nam a Marine battalion of 1400 landed from the Henrico Union and Cook and the Vancouver to bring total leathernecks to over 8000. Weather delays by rain paused helicopter moves to Phu Bai near Hue. Government troops hit a Viet Cong unit 12 miles south with Ranger and guerrilla casualties reported.

DA Nang South Viet Nam U.S Henrico Union Cook Vancouver Phu Bai Hue

City County Form Human Relations Council to Study Discrimination

Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha and the Frederick County Board of Commissioners announced a joint City County Human Relations Council to study alleged discrimination. Members include Rev Grumbine Rev McDonald Edward McGuinness Dr Harold Neufeld Rabbi Morris Kosman and others. The group aims to provide a forum for addressing discrimination and to develop by laws for operation.

Frederick E. Paul Magaha Frederick County Board of Commissioners Robert Grumbine Harry McDonald Edward McGuiness Harold Neufeld Morris Kosman Harry 0. Smith William B. Gross Alfred E. Smith Vincent Ruwet Alice Delauter Charles E. Henson Edward §. Delaplaine Mayetta Hershberger Emory E. Remsberg Charles E. Hicks Fort Detrick Samuel Hamilton National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP

Boone to Be Released From Prison Today

A. Gordon Boone former speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates was to be released on parole from the federal prison camp in Allenwood Pennsylvania today. He served 13 months of a three year sentence for mail fraud connected with Security Financial Insurance Corp the firm he helped run. He was sentenced March 25 1964 and began serving that day. He will return to Baltimore under federal parole supervision.

Allenwood A. Gordon Boone Maryland House of Delegates Boone Security Financial Insurance Corp Baltimore

Johnson Visibly Moved By Indiana Tornado Toll

President Johnson toured the Dunlap area near Elkhart where 27 people died in a Palm Sunday tornado with winds up to 300 mph. He pledged quick federal aid and urged readiness to assist while visiting relief workers and tape-delayed sites before continuing to flood damaged areas in Minnesota and Ohio.

Elkhart Ind Johnson Dunlap Midwest Harvey Laird Minneapolis-St. Paul Toledo Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Concord Township Andrews Air Force Base Washington White House Congress

Wilson meets U Thant in New York for Viet Nam talks

British Prime Minister Harold Wilson visits the United States for the second time in six months and lunches with UN Secretary-General U Thant. The Viet Nam war discussion centers on Communist China’s readiness to negotiate as pivotal to peace, following President Johnson’s Baltimore speech.

New York Harold Wilson United States U Thant Viet Nam London Wilson Johnson Baltimore China

Frederick County War on Poverty Seeks federal funds

Frederick County forms a Community Action Committee to fight poverty without federal funds this fiscal year. Temporary chair George D. Wood says the program priorities local coordination over money. Officials urge Maryland groups to apply by June 30, but no county has yet submitted forms. The group plans a first meeting next Tuesday and will assess eligible programs and costs.

Frederick County George D. Wood New Community Action Committee Wood Office of Economic Opportunity Maryland Mit Melvin Humphrey Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Community Action Committee Harrry A. Boswell Jr OEO Baltimore City

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