Alderman Dailey Opposes YMCA Site Plans in Frederick
Alderman Robert E. Dailey Sr. denounces YMCA plans for the old reservoir site to host a new building. He cites civic efforts since 1958, the need for a public civic center, and the high cost and land needs of the YMCA project, urging public consideration of alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Dailey Sr
YMCA
Dailey
Frederick City
Frederick County
Charles F. Bowers
Col
Donald G. Grothaus
Ft. Detrick
James H. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Edward J. McGuiness
Sears Roebuck Co
Lemuel D. Keller
Frederick
Warren Evans
Walter G. Crowther
Edward D
Storm
Jack Doll
Architect Bowers
Defense Department
Benjamin Shuff
Marvy Condon Hodgson
Richard E. Zimmerman
Irving H. Weil
J. Harold Hooper
United States
Girl Scout Organization
Lunch wagon operator seeks restaurant license declaratory judgment
Ambush, who has run a lunch wagon for years, asks Circuit Court for a declaratory judgment to confirm he operates under a restaurant license and not a hawkers and peddlers license. He sues James J. Lacy and Ellis C. Wachter, seeking relief to continue his business under the 1950 decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Ambush
Ambush
James Jd. Lacy
Ellis C. Wachter
Lcense
Circuit Court
Wachter
Howard G. Doub
Maryland
Wee Women Lost a Little Dress Shoppe
A brief item notes a small dress shoppe named Wee Women has vanished from its usual storefront. Local authorities are reviewing clues as neighbors report no disturbance and the disappearance appears sudden. No further details on location or owners are provided in the fragment.
Frederick County Board weighs sites for new high school
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a shuttle plan for 150 to 175 seventh graders from West Frederick Junior High to Urbana Elementary, while exploring northern city sites for a future high school. The panel considered Brunswick railroad farm, Souder farm, and Rowe 15 along the western town edge, but state permission and utility extensions remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Urbana
Board of Education
Frederick
West Frederick
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Keowas
Sensenbaugh
Brunswick
State Board of Education
Souder
Ain
Norman W. Bizier
Ste
Rowe
John Rover
Albert Staub
Five Day Forecast and Local Injury Report
Five day forecast from the Associated Press calls for thundershowers Thursday and again over the weekend with total precipitation about a quarter to half inch. Temperatures trend near normal to slightly above with highs from 80 in Western Maryland to upper eighties elsewhere and early morning lows from the 60s to mid 60s. Lois D. Seeger, 14, was thrown from a horse near Shookstown road Tuesday evening and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor injuries before returning home.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Lois D. Seeger
Shookstown Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Magnolia Avenue
Nixon Plane Bomb Hoax Leads to Reno Arrest
FBI arrested Leonard Dale Sage in Reno on a bomb hoax claim against Vice President Nixon s campaign plane. The talkative ex wrestler admitted to a false report that delayed the flight to Hawaii. Sage has a long arrest record and faces possible fines and a year in prison.
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Washington
FBI
Reno
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hoover
Leonard Dale Sage
Cusdy
Sage
Johnnie Savage
California
Texas
Gan
John T. McLaughlin
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Lose Money Say Maryland Officials
In Maryland, Blue Cross and Blue Shield executives report steady losses funded by reserves while seeking rate hikes up to 33.4 percent to expand benefits and cover rising hospital costs. Reginald Dabney warns reserves are depleting and prompt approval is needed to meet subscriber care obligations. A prior pattern of smaller increases is noted. Separately, Michigan coast authorities warn residents along Lake Michigan of 4 to 6 foot waves linked to a seiche, prompting evacuation to higher ground.
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Baltimore
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Maryland
Reginald H. Dabney
Dabney
F. Douglass Sears
ST. Joseph
Mich
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
South Bend
Ind
Benton Harbor
Heat wave looms as Frederick endures humid temps
The 91 degree mark was expected to be equaled or exceeded by noon after a morning of 30 degrees with a small shower at 10. Humidity stood at 8 percent and thundershowers were forecast to moderate the heat later in the day. Forecast suggests unsettled conditions and potential temperature swings through Friday.
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Frederick
U.S. Weather Bureau
Nixon Heads Hawaii Campaign in Historic First
President Nixon departs Los Angeles for a Hawaii swing to launch his presidential bid as the first candidate to seek votes in the 50th state. He and Pat Nixon fly out at 3 08 a m, landing in Honolulu later morning.
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Los Angeles
Richard Mixon
Hawaii
Pat
Takeon
Nixon
mid-Pacific Islands
Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Alaska
Hala Nivon
Whittier College
River Conditions Report at Buckeystown and Point of Rocks
River conditions show muddied at Buckeystown with normal Potomac clarity and low water at Point of Rocks.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Labor Leader Reuther Endorses Johnson For V-P
Walter P. Reuther president of the United Auto Workers endorsed Lyndon B. Johnson for vice president after meeting with John F. Kennedy at Kennedy's Hyannisport summer home. Reuther said organized labor will back the Democratic ticket of Kennedy and Johnson, while noting labor leaders have preferences in conventions and contests. Kennedy indicated labor support remains a key issue as he continues campaign stops and Farm problems talks with Gov. Michael DiSalle and planning meetings with Gov. Herschel Loveless.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Reuther
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Organized Labor
Richard M. Nixon
American Labor Movement
America
Michael ¥. di Sa
Onia
Herschel Loveless
Washington
Congress
Record Number Register For 4-H Week At University
A large turnout is expected as 473 girls and 7 leaders register for State 4-H Week to be held on the University of Maryland campus. County agents and local leaders from Lewistown New Market Walkersville East Frederick and Jefferson organize activities with tribe leaders and assistant chiefs named to handle 1,000 youngsters.
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Univ of Maryland
Jacqueimn Larpen
Gemonsira
Jlair Parker
Bors
David
Kenneth Sh Eigenbrode
Marvin Stambaugh
Thurmont
Harold Shriver
Louistown
Sarah Ranant
Lewistown
Actvicies
Margaret Nicholson
New Midway
Chifford Stiles
Joseph Smith
New Market
Wayne Suomley
Walkersville
Robert Smariga
Millard Euler
Unionville
County 4-Her
Dorothy Marie Smith
East Frederick
Anne Lovell
Jefferson
Betty Ann Stiles
Notes library seeks county funds for broad service
C Burr Artz Library officials ask the County Commissioners for £19500 to launch countywide library service this year. State library officials plan a Maryland aid program to fund city and county libraries, with per capita state aid and potential 30 percent state contribution. Miss Josephine P Etchison notes current city and county funding and argues for expanded service to share state book exchange and qualify for aid.
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C. Burr Artz
Josephine P. Etchison
Maryland
State Library Association
Legislative Council
Baltimore
J. Harold Grady
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Pratt
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Montgomers
Howard
Carroll
Edwin Castacna
Enoch Pratt
Robert
Ant
Eis
Catsagna
Miss Etchison
Katanga Premier Mobilizes Forces Over UN Entry
Premier Tshombe announces mobilization of all able bodied men in Katanga to oppose the UN force set to enter the province. He claims UN entry would be aggression and says he has tribal support, while Belgian officials doubt readiness to fight. Bunche to visit Elisabethville for talks on UN troop withdrawal.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Tshombe
Katanga
U. N
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Leopoldville
Harmmarskjeld
Ralph J. Bunche
Harmmarskjold
Bunche
Hammarskjold
Niger Gains Independence From France
The African state of Niger becomes independent after an official exchange of documents with France and an independence proclamation by President Hamani Diori. President Eisenhower applauds Niger’s move and welcomes closer U S relations with the new republic.
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Nicer
France
Haman
Dior
Niger
Newport
R. I ‘Ap
Eisenhower
Africa
Hamani Diori Eisenhower
United States
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Cuba
Moxico City
Labor
V-P
Nipwe
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