FCC Dedication Open House May 2 at Frederick Community College
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees will dedicate the new Opossumtown Pike Campus on Sunday May 2 at 2 p.m. The event features Senator Charles McC Mathias as principal speaker and includes remarks by community college staff students trustees and officials. The 324th Army Band will provide music and an open house will follow for the public to tour the facilities.
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Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
Opossumtown Pike
New College Field House
Lewis W. Stephens
FCC
Board of
Charles McC. Mathias
Stephens
324Th US. Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
State Board of Education
Maryland State Board For Community Colleges
Frederick County Board of Education
J. Rolfe Castleman
GOP To Honor Mathias Beall At Frederick County Dinner
The Frederick County GOP Club will honor Maryland's U S Senators Charles Mathias Jr and J Glenn Beall Jr at its spring dinner April 28 at Peter Pan Inn. Tickets mailed to members. event expects several hundred attendees with H M Buck Alexander as chair and John C George as co chair.
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Crederick County
Maryland
U.S
Charles McMathias Jr
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Peter Pan Inn
GOP Club
Frederick County
H. M
Buck” Alexander
John C. George
Maisie Schindel
Sen
Mathias
Trederick
Beall
Trestburg
Congress
U.S. Senate
House of Delegates
Maryland General Assembly
Fast Air Mail Service Effective April 22
Postmaster John DC Young announced Frederick will participate in a rapid air mail plan, the first National Service Goal of the U S Postal Service. The program, effective April 22, aims for next day delivery to most towns within 600 miles and two days to major U S cities, with air mail boxes at Frederick Shopping Center and 201 E Patrick St.
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John DC. Young
Frederick
Postal Service
Young
I’rederick
United States
Crederick
E. Patrick St
Winton M. Blount
Y Oung
Blood stamp soothes taxpayer at post office rush
A local taxpayer hurried to beat the income tax deadline and bought two 6 cent stamps bearing the new Blood Program. The stamps urged blood donation and featured the Red Cross emblem. The man joked there was none left, citing the slogan with a smile as he mailed his envelopes to Uncle Sam and the state comptroller.
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Uncle Sam
Youth's motorcycle accident leaves leg broken near Frederick
John William Andrews aged 17 of RFD 2 Frederick was pushing a motorcycle along Araby Road when he slipped into a roadside ditch. The bike toppled and broke his leg, he was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. About 150 dollars damage was done to the cycle owned by Louis Keith Smith of RFD 2 Frederick. The incident happened at 6 25 p.m. Wednesday. In a separate county crash Laurel Lee Kinman 30 of Thurmont was admitted with possible head injuries after her car crossed from the southbound lane of Catoctin Hollow Road into the northbound lane and struck a tree. Mrs Kinman initially refused treatment but later complained of head pains and was taken to the hospital by Thurmont ambulance. The accident occurred at 3 20 p.m. Wednesday.
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John William Andrews
RFD 2
Frederick
Araby Road
Andrews
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louis Keith Smith
Laurel Lee Kinman
Thurmont
Cycle Gang Damages Green Valley School
Vandals on mini-bikes damaged seven doors and chipped bricks at the Green Valley School construction site last weekend. Tracks filled the building as doors were rammed from the inside, mastic smeared on floors and walls, with no theft reported. Authorities say the $1.3 million project, targeted by the incident, remains under investigation by State Police. the site lies at Md. 75 and Ma. 80 and is not guarded at night.
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Green Valley
Furman Builders
Tie
James A. McDonald
MD. 75
Ma. 80
Cool Frederick Weather To Stay Chilly This Weekend
Frederick area sees sunny skies but cooler temperatures continue through the weekend. Wednesday peaked at 49 degrees after 82 the previous day. Overnight lows dipped to 31 degrees, first below freezing this month, with more 30s forecast tonight.
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Frederick
South Viets Launch Counter Offensive in Central Highlands
Thousands of South Vietnamese troops began a counter offensive against North Vietnamese forces in the central highlands. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks continued near Fire Base 6, Tan Canh, and Fire Base Lonely as U.S. advisers faced deaths and missing personnel. Government reports tallied high casualties for both sides, with substantial enemy losses and ongoing heavy bombardments in eastern Cambodia. Six U.S. helicopters delivered supplies to Fire Base 6 amid continued fighting nearby.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Tan Canh
Lonely
Cambodia
U.S. Command
U.S
Indochina
Iat Pleiku
Marijuana Charged To Two In Frederick County
Two Silver Spring residents, Russell Margulies aged 19 and an unnamed 15 year old, were charged with possession of marijuana after State Police stopped a disabled motorist on U S 40 near Frederick at 12 10 a m. Bond set at 500 for Margulies with a hearing slated April 20 in Trial Magistrate's Court.
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Silver Spring
Frederick
Tie
Paul Sanders
Sanders
Russell Margulies
U.S. 40
de- Haven
Samuel Toms Jr
Monroe Avenue
Toms
Donald Travis
Travis
East Patrick Street
D&d
Landis Wolfe
Wilbur Lee Main
West College Terrace
Pfe
William Hurt
Hurt
Main
Prospect Plaza
Hanoi Peace Envoy Reiterates Communist War Terms
North Viet Nam's Xuan Thuy returns to the Paris talks after a six week boycott and repeats three core demands. The United States must withdraw all forces by June 30 or a reasonable date, halt bombing and reconnaissance over North Vietnam, and back a coalition regime in Saigon removing Thieu and Ky from power.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
Thuy
Indochina
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vacant East Patrick Street Buildings Draw Fire Threat
Frederick County officials complain about four vacant East Patrick Street buildings at 217, 219, 221 and 223, bought for a Frederick Post Office expansion. Open to trespass, with broken windows and fires risk, inspectors urge removal or boarding up to prevent danger. Local postmaster and police officials note years of talk and possible summer plans for modernization.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick
Charles W. Mock
Mack
Frederick County
Top LC
Barnes Jr
Blount
Charles W. Main
Young
Carl C. Ulsaker
Washington Post Office
Bowers Lumber Co
E. Patrick
Maryland Tax Study Urges Increases to Meet Deficit
Maryland governor's commission on taxation warns of a potential 450 million dollar deficit by 1975 without tax increases. It proposes higher income tax rates up to 8 percent for high earners, eliminating food exemptions from sales tax, maintaining local piggyback at 50 percent, and allowing bond payments from general funds. The panel stresses inflation and population growth drive higher public expenditures and calls for greater aid to poorer areas like Baltimore City.
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Annapolis
Governor’s Commission
Maryland
Commission
Baltimore City
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