North Frederick County land sale stirs school site talks
A Washington group negotiates with Charles Jamison for ten acres along US 15 north of Thurmont amid disputes over purchase for a high school site for Ben meritsburg and Thurmont. Jamison hints higher offers, cites motel zoning, while officials note prior approvals and ongoing citizen committee support for the Jamison Wivell land.
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Washington
Charles Hhdaminon
Poolesville
Us15
Thurmont
Board of Zaniig Appeals
Board of Education
Benmitsburg
Une Janttsam
Jamison
Frederick
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning Commission
Ad Agriculture
Jjamison- Wivell
No Decision On New Market Water and Sewer Help
State and county health officials met New Market officials Thursday night to review water contamination and sewer system issues. No new proposals were offered, and the meeting was not open to the public. The town must decide whether to seek aid from the County Sanitary Commission to address the problems.
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Counity Sanitary Commission
Counties Share In Motor Vehicle Tax Returns
County and townships plan to divide motor vehicle tax returns totaling around 190,000 dollars with Frederick City and eleven counties receiving portions. County Accountant Donald Latte notes the split allocates half of some receipts to individuals and uses the rest for local budgets, with certain towns gaining increases over last year. Distributions include Frederick City , Thurmont , Walkersville , Woodsboro and Rosemont among others, with most towns showing rises from prior periods.
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Minderick
Laycis
Phere Fuad
Donald Latte
Agich Tagl Sal
Middlefowsig
Middletass
Une
Four Guns Stolen From Delphey's Sport Store
A thief broke into Delphey's Sport Store on West War nick street during the night and stole four revolvers and £4 in cash. The entry was through a rear window and items listed include a Browning 25 automatic a Harrison-Richard model 999 nine shot 22 caliber and two Red starter revolvers. The City Detective Bureau continues the investigation. A second break in at McClellan's Veterinary Clinic on West Patrick street yielded no theft. Kenneth Francis Reeder was arrested for littering a street after throwing newspapers from a vehicle on West Patrick street.
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Delphey
West Warnick Street
City Detective Bureau
McClellan
West Patrick Street
Kenneth Francis Reeder
West South Sum
Col
Henry Stafford
State Police
Reeder
City Police
Ellis G. Carty
National Anthem Day Proclaimed by Governor Tawes
The Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution prompted Gov. J. Millard Tawes to proclaim September 14 as National Anthem Day. The proclamation was published in the Congressional Record with translator Charles McC. Mathias Jr. noting the observance and a desire to honor the birth date of The Star Spangled Banner as a national observance.
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Congressional Record
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Downtown Frederick Gets New Market and Warehouse Plan
Downtown leaders announce a $156000 project to expand and improve the Lar Mack's Market area with a new warehouse facility at 18 West Fourth Street and increased off street parking in North Market and West Fourth. Paul M. Carmack and Irving Weil announce the plans as a sign of downtown revitalization. Mayor Magaha praises the investment and notes this follows a 1958 collaboration with Weil and Carmack, totaling $900000 in private capital. The project includes acquisition of the old Marsiami Hotel site and land bought for the new facility, with Sears Roebuck cited for prior local expansion. The mayor foresees broader benefits and renewed growth downtown.
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Magaha
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Marsiami Hotel
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Weil
Margaret McKelvey
Richard Baumgantner
Bernani KE. Metattrey
Edward J. Mctanness
Sears Roebuck and Company
Downt
Frederick
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
Men Held For Grand Jury In Two Cases
Two men living here briefly were ordered held for grand jury action under $1,000 bond each in preliminary hearings before Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. Shelby Jene Simmons, 25, of the Hotel Frederick, and Edward Childress, 32, of East Patrick street, face charges of breaking and entering and larceny tied to the Pizza Shop burglary on East Patrick street July 28. About $170 in change reportedly vanished from a cigarette machine. Officer Cidenn T. Darkis said he found the broken cigarette machine and a damaged juke box at the shop, with a broken rear door, a pool of blood, and the glow from the next house where Childress was located, while Simmons was later taken into custody at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a laceration of the right forearm. A pair of gloves, the stolen money, and burglary tools were recovered at Childress’s location. State’s Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer and investigators including Det. Lt. Ellis Carty and others presented the case. Preliminary grand larceny and forgery hearings were also set for Walters, 21, of East Fifth street, accused of stealing a sander, jigsaw, and dell valued at $104.85 from Bowers Lumber Co. on East Patrick street, and forging a $10 check dated July 20 in the name of Charles DeGrange. Howard Henry Brice, 43, of Thurmont, was found guilty of being intoxicated within city limits and jailed in default of a $50 fine after arrest on East Second street by Sgt. William A. Bane.
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Shelby Jene Simmons
Hotel Frederick
Edward Childress
East Patrick Street
Cidenn T. Darkis
Childress
Simmons
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Darhis
Ellis
Carty
Paul W. Mossburg
John B. Wheeldon
Thomas F. Littleton
Reed T Thompson
Brice
East Second Street
Set
Willam A. Bane
Renn Hopes School Mess Ends
Adin Kean president of the Bash of Counts Commissioners aims to prevent planning delays in future school projects. He notes no funding votes or commitments on Brunswick High School. Commissioners plan meetings with the Board of Education and architects to review changes and avoid further delays.
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Bash of Counts
New Brunswick High School
Counts
Baird of Education
Ant Wie
Brunswick High School
Board of Education
Renn
Poopusea Lidge
Keller
Lemuel D Keller
Hofstetter
Edward J. Hofstetter
Dorsey
Horman
Brunswick
Selected for 4-H Institute by Maryland girls
Miss Alice Stambaugh of Rocky Ridge was chosen to attend the American Institute of Cooperatives meeting at the University of Nebraska Lincoln from Sunday to Wednesday. She earned the trip for outstanding work in 1411 and will represent Maryland with Dianne McKay Elenor Mason and other peers. They will return in August. Dr Stephen Ward near death in London after failure to respond to treatment for drug overdose and bronchial pneumonia.
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Aut
Marvin Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
American Institute of Cooperatives
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Stambaugh
Mass Stambaugh
Dienne McKay
Kermiar
Elenor Mason
Coch County
State of
Maryland
VE Cada Har Weard Vinedeneneth Wisner
Walkersville
Roosevelt Jr Warns Rail Strike Could Wreak Economic Ruin
Under secretary of Commerce Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr told the Hittee Commerce Committee that a nationwide rail strike would trigger widespread unemployment and a steep drop in gross national product. He urged congressional approval of Kennedy's plan to shift the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for two years, warning a month-long strike could put 6.5 million Americans out of work and cost the nation 25 billion dollars or more.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Hittee Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soldiers Mowed Down By Private Driver at Army Post
Twenty one soldiers were struck by an automobile while marching at a military post on Thursday night. Fifteen were admitted to Walter Army Hospital with fractures, six treated and released. The driver, Pfe Robert C Keyser, 28, of Tom s River, a Reservist, is being questioned for failure to yield the right of way.
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Stewart Dias
Browns Mills
Clashes Leave Several Dead Near Munsan Area
In the Arrow Indi Gates zone near Munsan clashes on Monday and Tuesday left three Americans and four North Koreans dead. The incident occurred in the border area, with limited details available on the casualties and circumstances.
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Lowing
Munsan
Picketing planned at Maryland pavilion restaurant at 1964 World’s Fair
Maryland officials face protests at the state pavilion restaurant as only a non discriminatory policy is in place. Commission secretary Mitch states picketing unlikely to end segregation and acknowledges Maryland’s lingering inequality.
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Baltimore
Mitchell
Maryland
Harvard School Dean On Income Tax Charge
James M. Landis, former dean of Harvard Law School, pleaded not guilty in federal court to five counts of failure to file timely income tax returns. Landis, 63, a former government official and special assistant to President Kennedy in 1961, faces charges covering 1956 through 1960.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Landis
Kennedy
Firemen Back Referendum On Equal Accommodations Charter
CAMBRIDGE AP The Cambridge Fire Co endorses a petition for a referendum on the recently adopted equal accommodations amendment to the town charter. Fire Chief Brice Kinnamon vows no action before a broadcast report, as firefighters were active Thursday night. The issue stems from demands by Negro residents for equal access and public vote risks. City officials report 256 residents registered to vote, with turnout differing on subsequent days. The election deadline approaches with last registration days set next Thursday and Friday. Dorchester County Board of Education reports receiving white school requests, while Superintendent James Bustik declines details.
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Cambridge
Kaangminn Sciel
Werden Wieners Jr
Harchester Business and Cibceens Committee
Kenneth Highes
Wille Cugistiania
Dorchester County Board of Educaten Ack
Kennedy dines with J. D. Tydings amid political speculation
President Kennedy, visiting Havre de Grace Maryland, dined with Senator Joseph Tydings fueling talk of his support as a potential Senate candidate for Maryland. Earlier he toured Annapolis Naval Academy meeting cadets and toured the naval museum with Mrs Fay and Paul Fay in attendance.
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U S Bans Weapons For Africa Amid Submarine Armament Debate
The United States faces debate over restricting weapons to Africa while stressing commitments to allied defense. A policy aligned with ending support for arms sales and ship parts, including missiles and torpedoes for submarines, and aims to be effective by year end.
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Stevenson
Bikes Inspected First Week By City Police
City police report for the first week of bicycle inspection ended Thursday shows 407 bicycles inspected and registered. Clerk John Brashears said about 15 bikes have been turned down this year for missing fenders or unsafe pedals. A list of next week’s inspection sites and hours is given for Monday through Thursday with several Park and street locations cited.
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Seventy Street
Rosemont Avenue
Cullece Estates
Fort Detrick
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Ane
Ninth Market Street
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Rosemont Avenues
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Baker Park
North Market Street
West Partick Street
South Market Street
South Bent
Mr Airy Pool Builds Own Water Well
A Ridge Reonswainier spokesman stated a one foot well was dug on Mr Airy Pool property to supply water for his operation. He addressed critics, saying the new well provides water with no official regulation yet in place. Nearby residents and officials offered cautious comments as the town weighs the project’s implications.
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Ask Hadron
Tunata
DeVito Pool Matinser
Mis
Wilaam Contecpesment
Vester Lowman
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