Emmitsburg Burgess Baker Denies Bias Charge
Emmitsburg elects Baker burgess by 174 to 119. State senator Bertorelli accuses him of bias against outsiders in scholarships at Mt. St. Marys College, which Baker rejects. He says space limits kept appointees on a waiting list and notes several students from various counties currently attend the college.
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Guy A. Baker Jr
Emmitsburg
Baker
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Joseph A. Bertorelli
D-Ball
Burgess Ralph F. Irelan
Charles B. Shorb
Burgess
Clarence Wachter
Leo M. Boyle
H. A. Houser
Bertorelli
Mt. St. Mary’s
Loyola of Baltimore
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Calvert County
Kent County
Slow Start In Frederick Elections Amid Mayor Race Contest
Frederick City and County races open slowly with mayoral contest forming as three Democrats announce campaigns. Incumbent E Paul Magaha withdraws. A Irvin Renn and Donald B Rice vie for mayor. Board of aldermen sees several Democrats and Republicans announce, with some withdrawals. County candidates sparse and filing deadline set for July 5. no House of Delegates nominees yet.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
A. Irvin Renn
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Alvey Renn
Melvin Schwearing
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Edward McGuiness
John Warfield
William Bartgis
Glenmore Rice
Pierce Gaver
Calvin Bartgis
Louis E. Eichelberger
House of Delegates
Legislative Council Outlines Study Plans
Annapolis AP Maryland legislators move to study the state scholarship program at Catholic colleges as the first order for the 1966 post-session program. The agenda also includes tax reform to replace the defeated Cooper-Hughes bill, a conflict of interest law, and a proposed reorganization of state government.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Legislative Council
Cooper-Hughes
General Assembly
Council
Judiciary Committee
Harford
Cecil County
New York
Fennsylvania
Susquehanna River Valley
Frederick TB meeting speakers Dr Mann to address audience
Dr James P Mann will speak at the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association annual meeting at Fort Detrick Officers Club. The Virginia guest will speak after dinner at 6 30 pm. The meeting is open to the public and Mann’s career includes training at George Washington School of Medicine and Kings County Hospital.
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James P. Mann
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Fort Detrick
Trudeau Sanatorium
Saran
Summer School Begins Here June 27
The Frederick County Board of Education announces elementary summer school runs June 27 to Aug 5 to help skill deficiencies. Offerings include reading, arithmetic, science, music, typing, fitness, and art. Open to parochial and public students who completed grades four to six. Registration ends May 9. $10 per course, except music and art. Office at North Frederick School with Kenneth Frushour as contact.
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Frederick County Board of Education
North Frederick School
Kenneth Frushour
Wolfsville School
County Farm Bureau seeks 80000 for landfill site purchase
Frederick County Farm Bureau urged the commissioners to spend 80000 to buy a 75 to 100 acre farm north of Frederick City for a sanitary landfill. The board, delaying its tax rate release to next Monday, had only 5000 set for landfill site leasing and could find no sites to lease. Members suggested the Lehigh Portland Cement Company or M J Grove Lime plant might offer land. County officials noted state law requires land acquisition or lease for landfills and warned of tax implications if a purchase occurred.
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Frederick County
William Crum
Walkersville
Merkle H. Duvail
William Browning
Bartholows
Farm Bureau Legislative Committee
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Woodsboro
Lawrence A. Dorsey
A. Irvin Renn
Russell Z. Horman
M. J. Grove
J. Austin Younkins
Frederick County Farm Bureau
James Montgomery
Jail Escapee Held For Grand Jury
Maurice Edward Boyd of John Hanson Apartments faces a grand larceny charge after allegedly stealing 177 dollars from his wife Sara B. Boyd on April 18. He was ordered held for Grand Jury proceedings after a preliminary hearing in Magistrate's Court, where he was also convicted of assault and battery on his wife on the same date and fined 50 dollars or 30 days in jail. Deputy Frederick J. Bower prosecuted. Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett presided.
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Maurice Edward Boyd
John Hanson
Sara B. Boyd
Boyd
Frederick J. Bower
Stanley Y. Bennett
Pope Paul VI and Gromyko Agree on World Peace
Pope Paul VI received Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a private 45 minute audience. The historic meeting marked the first papal audience ever given to a minister of a Communist government as both leaders pledged to work for world peace.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Mu Gia Pass Hit Again by B52 Bombardment
North Viet Nam faced a second wave of U.S. airstrikes as B52s hit the Mu Gia Pass on the Laos frontier. Saigon reported Viet Cong attacks killed eight South Koreans and three Vietnamese, injuring over 40 as fighting and patrols continued near Tay Ninh, Quang Nam, and around Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Hanoi
Guam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tay Ninh City
Birmingham
Quang Nam
da Nang
U.S. 25Th Division
Ho Bo
Dat Do
Gulf of Siam
O Hair Sues in Texas for 8.6 Million Over Baltimore Assault Case
Madalyn Murray O Hair files an $8.6 million federal suit naming 42 defendants in Baltimore related to an assault case from 1964. She seeks 2 million from the Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News-Post, 200000 from Susan Abramowitz’s parents, and 2 million from the Associated Press and United Press International offices in Baltimore.
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Austin
Tex
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Associated Press
Baltimore
United Press International
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore News-Post
Grand
O’hair
Supreme Court
O'Hair
O Hair
Susan Abramowitz
William Murray
Maryland Court of Appeals
Texas
Britain opens informal talks with Rhodesia over rebellion
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said informal talks with Rhodesia have begun to seek a solution to the rebellion. OlIver Wright was in Salisbury as Ian Smith indicated Rhodesia’s white government would enter talks with Britain with no preconditions. Wilson said discussions began Friday in London.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Wilson
Oliver Wright
Salisbury
Ian Smith
Britain
House of Commons
Penn Central merger approved by ICC largest U S rail deal
The Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously approved the Penn Central merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads, the biggest in U S history, and approved a pass over the bankrupt New Haven. It rejected a bid to form the nation’s longest railroad, ending a high stakes rail consolidation push.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penmsylvania
New York Central
U.S
ICC
Eastern Rail
New Haven
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
West Coast
Penn-Central
Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western Systems
Jerome K. Lyle
Henry C. Darmstadter
Robert H. Murphy
Northern Lines
C&o-N&w
Chicago & North Western
Union ‘Pacific
Rock Island
Dr. Arthur R. Remsberg Sr. dies at 69 in Frederick
Dr. Arthur Royal Remsberg Sr. died Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Middletown, he was 69. He was married to Mary Culler Remsberg and is survived by son Dr. A Royal Remsberg Jr. and daughter Mrs. G William Trout Jr. Also surviving are brother Roscoe C. Remsberg and five grandchildren. He was active in Grace Reformed United Church of Christ and led the church choir for about 25 years.
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Arthur Royal Remsberg Sr
Mary Culler Remsberg
Carroll Parkway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Foster C
Amy A. Kefauver Remsburg
A. Royal Remsberg Jr
Frederick
G. William Trout Jr
Roscoe C. Remsberg
Mary Louise Remsberg
Richard Hill Remsberg
Charlotte Marie Trout
James William Trout
Debra Ann Trout
Remsberg
Grace Reformed United Church of Christ
Builders Bible Class
Stock market dips amid irregular losses with selective strength
In New York the stock market fell unevenly today while pockets of strength emerged. Trading showed moderate activity as investors weighed mixed signals and moved selectively among issues.
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New York
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North Viet
Tawes
Madalyn Murray O
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