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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 22, 1966

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Maryland Principals Conference Opens in Frederick

The Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals holds its second annual conference at the Frederick Holiday Inn with dinner speaker Bud Wilkinson and a Saturday program led by G Howard Schofstal. Featured presenter Dr Richard K McKay outlines a statewide educational TV system, with other officials from the Maryland Department of Education and Catholic Archdiocese participating.

Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals Frederick Holiday Inn Charles Bud) Wilkinson University of Oklahoma Lifetime Sports Foundation Andrew Mason Maryland State Department of Education Edward Hamilton Fredrick County Paul Huffington Anthony J. Ipsaro Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore G. Howard Schofstal Richard K. McKay Maryland Department of Education Maryland Stephen A. Lerda Maryland Association of Seconary Westminster High School Lioyd FE. Kaiser Hershey

Daylight Time Begins Sunday In Maryland Area

The Frederick area joins Maryland and eighteen states observing daylight savings this year. Clocks jump forward one hour to 2 a.m. Sunday though many set ahead Saturday night. Standard time returns Oct 30, the last Sunday of the month.

Frederick Maryland

Renovations Planned For Park Carillon in Frederick

Frederick City board authorizes renovations to Baker Park carillon this year including new bells and electrical and clock mechanism upgrades. A survey recommends adding nine bells to reach 23 total, with most bells weighing 100 to 340 pounds and the largest about 800 pounds. The tower currently holds 14 bells, weighs 15 000 pounds, and rests on rock foundations. The project coincides with the carillon's 25th anniversary, begun November 56, 1941 as a memorial to Joseph D Baker.

Baker Park Frederick City Joseph D. Baker

Firemen Push Emergency Water at Schools in County

Frederick County Firemen favor emergency water supplies for schools where public systems are inadequate. A tank like Urbana elementary School’s is cited as an asset to use in safety plans. Over 100 firemen attended the Thurmont meeting and officials were named for the upcoming state Diamond Jubilee convention. Local events set Rocky Ridge as August convention site. Ocean City hosts in June 1967.

Frederick County Firemen’s Association Urbana Guardian Hose Company Thurmont James R Hahn Phillip R. Beard Beard Hahn New Market District Fire Company Ice Wall Formu Ally Frederick Ocean City State Association J. Roger McSherry Charles W Mumma County Association Frederick County

Stock Market Edges Lower In Active New York Trading

New York stocks moved irregularly lower in today’s active session. The market showed uneven declines across several major sectors as investors weighed mixed economic signals and corporate results.

New York

Bloodiest Vietnam clash yields 257 killed near Quang Ngai

US and South Vietnamese troops gird for a final wipeout of a communist regiment after spraying it with artillery and air strikes. The battle northwest of Quang Ngai produced at least 257 dead, with fighting ongoing as responders blocked routes to the mountains. An A6 Intruder was lost near Vinh with two crew missing, amid reports of ground fire and new withholding of certain details by Air Force spokesmen.

Saigon South Viet Nam Quang Ngai U.S Binh Bac Chau Nham U.S. Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Lang Bun Phu Tho Red River Valley Hanoi Red China North Viet Nam Vinh Air Force

Assault Case Opens In Court

Four area youths faced assault and battery charges in Magistrate's Court for an incident March 25 at the Terrace Lates Bowling Center. David N Boyd 20 led with three counts while the others faced single counts. Witnesses described an attack after Boyd allegedly drew a knife and pushed Stockman and Pearcey. Fred J. Bower prosecutes with defense by Rollins Gastley and Hutter for the defendants.

David N. Boyd RFC Frederick Delmas W. Schroyer East Second Street Dennis Boyd RFD Charles V. Greene West Seventh Street David Boyd Terrace Latés West College Terrace James W. Stockman Jr Mt. Airy James Filhy Catoctin Avenue Wayne Geisbert McMurray Street Geisbert Schreyer John R Pearcey

Officials Rush Plans For Opening State Parks

State Parks officials rush to ready facilities for a busy season with renovations at Gambrill Rock Run and Greenbrier opening in June. Dam construction for Cunningham Falls remains debated while vending machines, picnic tables, and fireplaces are replenished to handle expected crowds.

Gambrill State Park Rock Run Gambril Park Cunningham Falls State Park Bover Frederick Washington Gathland Park Boyer Area State Parks

City Clean Up Campaign Starts May 2

Frederick City announces its annual clean up campaign the first week in May led by Russell J. Morgan. City trucks will haul away trash from three areas with large items accepted. May 2 covers the south area, May 3 and 4 cover the north side of Patrick Street to Fifth Street, May 5 covers all north of Sia, and May 6 is a call back day for any missed items.

Frederick City Russell J. Morgan City Street Morgan Patrick Street Patrick Steet Fifth Street Siath Street

Aldermen Abolish Furniture Tax in Frederick

Frederick city aldermen voted to abolish the municipal tax on household furniture after a four week lead up tied to county tax changes. The session, the shortest this year, was attended mainly by press and radio, and the board awarded a $72,091.22 street resurfacing contract to N. W. Etzler Co. of Frederick.

Frederick City Frederick County N. W. Etzler Co Frederick

Veneys Return To Court For New Trial Motion

Veney brothers face a new trial motion this afternoon before a two judge panel in Frederick County. Prosecutors say Samuel Veney’s murder conviction last week in the slaying of Baltimore Police Sgt. Jack Lee Cooper will be reconsidered. Sentencing is deferred for both Samuel and Earl Veney, who was previously convicted of assault with intent to murder a Baltimore police lieutenant and two armed robberies on Christmas Eve, 1964.

Veney Brothers Charles E.morlan Connecion Samuel Veney Veney Jack Lee Cooper Baltimore Frederick County Samuel Earl Veney Fredenck

Seven Directors Elected for FSK Hotel in Blizzard Meeting

FrancS Scott Key Hotel stockholders chose seven directors at a special meeting held Thursday replacing the snowed out January session. Elected were Alex Smailberg Benjamin L Snuff Richard R Burgee George B Delaplaine Jr Robert W Russell Edwin JacoboeIr and J Nicholas Shriver. Russell reported as president and manager and asked to be relieved of managing duties. Jacobsen introduced as principal stockholder and outlined plans to move Ann Key’s Kitchen to street level on West Patrick street expand the basement lounge and ballroom to seat over 400, remodel guest rooms, and hire a new manager. Directors to be organized soon.

Francs Scott Key Hotel Alex Smailberg Benjamin L. Snuff Richard R Burgee George B Delaplaine Jr Robert W Russell Edwin Jacoboen Ir J Nicholas Shriver Russel Tie Jacobsen Ann Key West Patrick Street

Federal Aid Grants To Frederick County Schools

Federal aid totaling 321062 has been approved for Frederick County schools under the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Programs aim to raise students below grade level with additional teachers aides free lunches instruction materials visual aids field trips and Saturday programs. Funds listed by school include South Frederick Brunswick and Burkittsville Elm Street East Frederick North Market Street New Market Sabillasville Liberty Urbana and Carroll Manor. The Carroll Manor Urbana New Market Liberty East Frederick and South Frederick projects are combined for 193931 in aid. no high school project has been developed meeting the requirements yet.

Frederick County Congress South Frederick Brunswick and Burkittsville Elm Street East Frederick North Market Street New Market Sabillasqlle Liberty Urbana Carroll Manor State Department of Education

Sanitary Landfill Plan OK'd by County Roads Board

Frederick County Roads Board showed strong interest in a Farm Bureau proposal to establish sanitary landfills as pilots to replace scattered dumps. Easterday presented a letter urging sites and noting future expansion if successful, while officials warned about community concerns and a prior abandoned site near Boonsboro.

Frederick County Roads Board Farm Bureau C. Donald Easterday Easterday Ranalirg A. Irvin Renn Lawrence A Dorsey Russell Z Horman Dorsey Frederick County Line Boonsboro

Surgeons Fight Possible Brain Damage After Partial Heart Implant

A 65 year old man, Marcel L. DeRudder of Westville Illinois, nearly died during a six hour operation at Methodist Hospital to attach a dome shaped pump outside the chest as a partial artificial heart. Doctors say brain damage may be possible since he has not regained consciousness, though heart function remains stable. The team led by Dr Michael E DeBakey from Baylor and Rice universities hopes the device will prolong life and open a new era in heart disease treatment. Critical period passes in 12 to 24 hours as surgeons monitor his progress and consider removing the pump once the heart heals.

Houston Tex Marcel L. DeRudder Westville Baylor Rice Michael E. DeBakey DeRudder Methodist Hospital de- Rudder

House Group Refuses To Cut School Lunch Funds

The House Appropriations Committee rejected President Johnson's proposed cuts of about 128 million for school lunch and milk programs. The Agriculture Department bill totals 6.909 billion for the new fiscal year, with notable changes including 82 million added to the milk program and 19 million to the senior lunch program, while some revenue shifts were used to fund current levels. The committee aims to keep programs near existing funding levels despite broader departmental reductions.

House Group Washington Johnson House Appropriations Committee House Agriculture Department Treasury Department

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