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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 29, 1964

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County leaders refuse to block Emmitsburg Thurmont high school

Frederick County Commissioners said they will not bar the Staub site for the proposed high school serving Emmitsburg and Thurmont. They warned delaying action to contest the site would hinder education for northern residents as crowded Thurmont and inadequate Emmitsburg schools persist.

Frederick County Emmitsburg Thurmont Alleck A. Resnick Baltimore Staub Lawrence A Dorsey Resnick Board of Education Jamison-Wivell Route 15 C. J. Jamison Wivell

New Strategy In Rights Battle

Washington AP report notes Southern senators called a secret strategy session as a cloture threat grows. Senator Richard B Russell said forces would not meet again this week, while Everett Dirksen and Mike Mansfield planned to file a cloture petition next Monday to end debate on a pending amendment unless southern lawmakers consent to a Tuesday vote.

Washington Richard B. Russell Dga Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Mike Mansfield

Market gains widen as motors coppers and oils rise

Trading in New York stocks shows gains for motors copper and oil shares in an irregularly higher market. After a moderate opening the session turned heavier with broad participation and higher prices across several sectors.

New York

Third Royal Baby Iver Born to Duchess in England

Britain welcomes its third royal birth of the year as the 30 year old Duchess gives birth to a daughter on Tuesday night in England. The announcement confirms the newborn as a princess and adds to the royal family events of the season.

Iver England Britain

Life Memberships Awarded by State Dental Association

Dr A K Leon to be honored as life member at a Thursday ceremony at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with several hundred attendees. Partners include Baltimore dentists George J Phillips Jose R Purdini Leonard I Davis George E Karn and W Buckey Clemson. Dr Leon a University of Maryland D D S graduate attended Georgetown. He serves in multiple dental groups and is a former Frederick County Dental Society president. Four retirement certificates will also be presented to Footman Fridinger Hobbs and Michael. Cruise to Bermuda aboard the S S Argentina is planned for Friday with many attendees and events including a Bermuda Dental Association breakfast meeting.

Lord Baltimore George J. Phillips Jose R. Purdini Leonard I. Davis George E. Karn W. Buckey Clemson Baltimore Leon University of Maryland Georgetown University Washington Frederick County Dental Society Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Selective Service Reserve Association Selective Service Clara McAbee Lindbergh Avenue George L. Footman William T. Fridinger Frederick County Louise Snodgrass John E. Hanson Doris Blank Verne F. Kemerer Ruby Roderick William E. Colliver Sally Main Bernard Davis Grace Brashear Society William H. Thomas Jr S.S. Argentina Dundalk Bermuda Bermuda Dental Association Davis David G Everhart Jr George Waxer Henry R. Shoemaker Association

Bloodmobile draws 150 pints in Middletown drive

Middletown area teachers led the turnout at Middletown High School with 19 donors and eight students contributed a total of 150 pints collected from 160 attendees. Forty-three did not keep or reschedule appointments, while 107 were scheduled and 53 walked in.

Middletown Red Cross Middletown High School James A. Grove Frederick County Blood Program Middletown High Middletown Amvets Middletown Lions Club Middletown Amvets Auxiliary Wolfsville Ruritans Club Burkittsville Raritan Club Frederick County Red Cross Bloodmobile Thurmont Grove

Appalachian Aid Bill Introduced

Washington AP President Johnson proposes a $228 million program to boost Appalachian economy. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield backs early hearings to shape the bill while Republican Dirksen says he will take a careful look before final judgment.

Washington Johnson Appalachian Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen

Tax Hike Benefits Discussed

Frederick County lawmakers outline how a one percent state income tax increase will raise about two dollars in state aid for every dollar paid locally. Houck says county will gain 948000 in 1965 Nationaal fiscal 66 and beyond, while local taxpayers contribute about 240000 for the latter half of the year.

Maryland Frederick County William M. Houck Houck State Income Tax Division Department of Fiscal Research Frederick County Accountant’s

Five Day Forecast From AP

Temperatures will average near normal Thursday through Monday with highs around 66 to 72 and lows near 47 to 52, dipping near 40 in far western Maryland. Warmer Thursday followed by little day to day change, and only a few showers possible in Mountains Thursday with little rainfall otherwise.

Associated Press Maryland

Maryland women seek flag display at World’s Fair despite space limits

After 500 000 stitches a 42 by 30 foot replica of the Star Spangled Banner from Fort McHenry faces a possible omission from the New York World’s Fair Maryland pavilion. Officials cite space constraints and uncertain placement as local Daughters of the American Revolution members and American Legion Auxiliary volunteers recall their handwoven flag.

Baltimore Maryland Ft. McHenry Francis Scott Key Fort McHenry New York New Jersey Garrett O. Bidmire United States Daughters of American Revolution American Legion Auxiliary

Record Rainfall and Car Theft Incident Report

A total April rainfall record is noted as a car theft occurs when thieves steal a family car with babies asleep in the back seat. Schiavino told police he and his wife left twins in the car while entering a house, with the incident unfolding in minutes.

Schiavino Ed Schiavino Philadelphia, Pa Donna Carla

Meat Cutters Strike Ends As Chains Settle Lost Pay Dispute

In Maryland, 225 stores closed by seven chains prompted meat cutters to drop lockout claims. An agreement binds parties to an arbitrator decision on lost pay while continuing health and life insurance. Chains include Acme A&P Food Fair Giant Grand Union Penn Fruit and Safeway. Scranton wins big in Pennsylvania Republican primary with write‑in votes. Lodge strong in Massachusetts.

Baltimore Maryland National Labor Relations Board Meyer M. Cardin Acme Theother A&p Food Fair Giant Grand Union Penn Fruit Safeway NLRB

Injunction Issued Over Chester School Demostrations

Delaware County Common Pleas judge issued a preliminary injunction to prevent interference with public schools in Chester after two days of hearings. The Chester School Board had closed schools last Wednesday due to safety concerns amid civil rights demonstrations.

Media, Pa Delaware County Common Pleas' Court Chester John V. Diggins Chester School Board

Osterman Sentenced in New York Liquor Scandal

Melvin Osterman, former judge of the State Court of Claims, was sentenced to one year in prison in the New York liquor authority scandal.

New York Melvin Osterman State Court of Claims Liquor Authority

Prayer Issue Church Leader Opposes School Prayers Amendment

Edwin H. Tuller of the American Baptist Convention urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject constitutional amendments that would allow school prayers, calling daily prayers rote and warning it would be tragic to weaken the First Amendment amid emotional debate. He testified as the committee weighed measures challenging Supreme Court rulings on school prayer and Bible reading.

Washington Edwin H. Tuller American Baptist Convention House Judiciary Committee Tuller Mittee Congress Supreme Court

Wallace Calls Meeting For All

Gov George C Wallace of Alabama invites newsmen and the public to meet him tomorrow afternoon in Baltimore at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Diamondback Room A press conference will limit questions to newsmen at the conference the time is 6 p.m.

Baltimore George C. Wallace Alabama Bill Jones Lord Baltimore Hotel Diamondback Room P.m

Above 5 Inch Mark Rainfall Drenches Frederick Area

An overnight thunderstorm dumped .89 inches on Frederick as April rainfall climbs above 5 inches making it the wettest since 1952. Rivers stay bank full, gardeners delay planting, and showers continue with highs near 70 expected tomorrow.

Frederick City Potomac Monocacy Weather Bureau

Western Maryland-Northern West Virginia Flooding Strikes Region

Torrential overnight rains flood highways and rail lines in Allegany County and surrounding areas. Minneral County schools close as basements flood and Westernport elementary is shut. Trains run two hours late. crews clear slides and washouts while power and communications outages affect Cumberland and Frostburg towns.

Cumberland Maryland West Virginia Minneral County W.va Westernport Frostburg LaVale Allegany County Midland Barton Bowling Green Lonaconmg Maryland Roads Commission Potomac Edison Co Keyser Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Cumberland and Cresaptown

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