Regional jail plan resurfaces in three counties debate continues
State jail inspector urges action on a regional facility for Weedurick Howard and Carroll counties while Frederick resists. Frederick fears current jails suffice as debate over location near Mount Airy or Ay ksville persists and possible federal funding could ease costs. Sheriff Jacobs plans deeper study following discussions with Inspector Egeberg.
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Carroll
Joseph
Faebers Dts
Frederick County
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Howard County
Charles E. Collins
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Crummell. Jacobs
Egeberg
Mount Airy
Aykesville
Jacobs
Inspector Egeberg
Baltimore Board Reverses Suspension Of Teacher Over Pledge Refusal
The Baltimore Board of Education voted four to two to reinstate C. Michael Hose, a Pimlico Junior High teacher who refused to lead students in the Pledge of Allegiance or sing the National Anthem. The superintendent had proposed dismissal, while board president Francis Murnaghan supported Hose, pledging to continue patriotic exercises in Hose's class. The case raises questions about policy creation by nonconforming teachers and whether the board is yielding to subversion.
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Baltimore Board of Education
Thomas D. Sheldon
C. Michael Hose
Pimlico
Francis D. Murnaghan
Board of Education
Rose
Rtose
Re-purchase offer and bounty on reporters in early news briefing
The Limecook Indian tribe chief on Long Island reportedly offered to repurchase Manhattan for 24. A Frederick County observation notes Burmese rebels place a bounty on newsmen: 720 dollars for alive, 360 for dead, suggesting a aim to deter or redirect coverage rather than silence only.
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Thunderbird
Long Island
Daily News
Manhattan Island
Frederick County
Race Problem under the Bug It
Editorial reflects on the 1967 advisory warning of two separate societies and weighs Middle East diplomacy gains. It contrasts reassurances from U.S. diplomacy with a grim assessment of urban inequality and racial division in American cities, based on a year of housing, poverty, and education data.
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National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
America
Fragmented OCR Note on Advertising and FCC Oversight
Fragmented text discusses the Federal Communications Commission and advertising practices. It mentions concerns about purported tactics used to influence audiences and the role of large companies in shaping commerce.
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Federal Communications Commiission Ox
Cnteer Tr
Andy Fem
Local political prep and fire blaze hit Harperstown
Fifty Years Ago notes report preliminaries for city registration and precinct primaries with local meetings and conventions. Private Raymond Geisbert returns from service and is welcomed by Frederich family. Maryland Virginia Milk Association discusses summer price schedule with Dairymen’s group. One old merchant mile property in Harperstown destroyed by fire causing over 50000 in damages. firemen prevent spread to nearby roofs.
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Frederick County Dairymen’s Association
Maryland- Virginia Milk Association
Haperstown
Damigres
Twenty Years Ago Hems Brom The News Test Files
A garbled 1949 recap covers trout streams fishing and hunting in Frederick County. It notes a Frederick Youth Council dinner at Evingel United Brethren Church with a Washington Federation of Churchmen speaker. Also mentions the JA prison preparations and basement floor work with concrete pouring due soon. Speculates on Charley Keller’s Yankee outfield availability after a season misfortune.
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Hater
Anderson
Eauily
Frederick County
Frederick Chvisti
Evingel United Brethren Church
Speacher
Washinton Federation of Churchess
Southerner shifts to softer segregation view in Alabama
A rural Alabama man in his 40s grows less rigid on desegregation amid federal court orders and new school mixing. He admires Wallace but accepts 50 50 public school ratios and mixed faculty, citing federal law, his military service, and a push toward better education for Negroes.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
NSA
Alabama
George Wallace
Unclear OCR Bubble: Barbs and Odd Headlines
An unreadable OCR fragment lists fragmented phrases and names with no coherent event. It mentions Wang, Pay, Sunoco, Deering, and various garbled terms, yielding no identifiable news item or clear summary.
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