Plane Crash Kills Two Men Near Md 31 Farm
Witnesses describe a night storm as a small private plane crashed on the Burrier farm near Clemsonsville Road, killing Andre H. Burner and Edward E. Potts of Piqua Ohio. Residents report a fiery explosion, debris shower, and a loud roar before fire crews arrived.
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Franklin Burrier
Burrier
Farm
Clemsonville Road
MD. 31
Burr‘jer
Andre H. Burner
Edward E. Potts
Piqua
Ohio
Wilmington
Marie Lee
Barrier Farm
William Lee
Burker
Howard Boyer
Walkers‘ville
Libertytown
Board Votes To Condemn School Site In Maryland
The Frederick County school board authorized negotiations to buy a 27 acre tract near Jefferson for 700 dollars per acre or proceed with condemnation in circuit court. Heirs must sign to finalize the sale. The board also agreed to spend 2,500 dollars to help build a street to Bruns wick High School ball diamond and honor an informal road-cost agreement of 9,000 dollars for Scheer Stadium access.
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Frederick County
Middletown Valley
John L. Carnochan
Charles A. Price
Price
Jefferson
U.S. 340
New Brunswick High School
Scheer Stadium
Two Youths Killed in Hit and Run on Parkway Ramp
FT. MEADE Md AP two young men found early today mangled on a ramp of the Baltimore Washington Parkway bodies unidentified by US Park Police detective Julian C. Vass.
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FT. Meade
Baltimore- Washington Parkway
Julian C. Vass
Sugarloaf Mountain Opens to Negroes on Weekends
AP reports Sugarloaf Mountain in Frederick County rescinded a policy that barred Negroes on weekends and holidays. Donald A. McCormack, executive secretary of the owning non profit, said the board of trustees ordered the change on July 10, taking effect the next day. The previous exclusion was linked to Gordon Strong’s 1954 bequest.
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Washington
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Donald A. McCormack
Frederick County
McCormack
Gordon Strong
Thurmont Officials Seek ICC Probe of Hazardous Crossing
Thurmont Town Council called for an Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into a hazardous crossing on Apples Church Road where parked rail cars block motorists view of trains. ICC authorized attorney Charles A Price to send a letter. Commissioner Wilhide noted no crossing signal and that Western Maryland Railroad has rejected prior requests for automatic devices. A separate measure enacted mandatory retirement at 65 for town workers, with a two year extension for those 65 or older, affecting three of twenty employees.
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Thurmont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Apple’s Church Road
Charles A Price
ICC
Calvin G. Wilhide
Western Maryland Railroad
Woman and four children slain in Quebec ax attack
Police said a woman and her four children were killed with an axe at their home in La Guadeloupe, 130 miles east of Montreal. Officers received a 12 50 am call directing them to the Roy residence in Lac Megantic, 30 miles away.
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Lac Megantic
la Guadeloupe
Montreal
Paul-Emile Roy
Show Cause Order In New Seneca Cabin Eviction Fight
Round two in the federal versus seven Seneca cabin owners dispute advances as they face an Aug. 15 deadline to show cause why eviction should not proceed. Julien Delphey, owner of six cabins, says his group will not appear in court before then as attorney Al Ger Barbee handles the case. The dispute traces to four years ago when the Interior Department planned a public picnic area on the Seneca land along the old C and D Canal. The group includes Donald and Ray Grimes and William Rimbey of Mount Airy, plus Delphey and six others from Frederick.
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Julien Delphey
Seneca
Montgomery County
Delphey
Alger Barbee
Rockville
U. S. Department of Interior
C and D Canal
Philip M Fairbanks
James McKevitt
Justice Department
Dept of Interior
Barbee
Donald
Ray Grimes
William Rimbey
Mt. Airy
Clinton Hamilton
Harry T. Stup
Charles E. Troxell
Frederick
United Appeal appoints 1965 general chairs in Frederick
Major Charles V Main Frederick City police chief Frederick Hershberger Miss Mayetta Hershberger Frederick Department of Employment Security will lead the 1965 United Appeal. Dwight Collinus Frederick County Community Chest president announced the appointments. The drive runs Sept 27 to Oct 31 with a goal of 158000 and 500 volunteers mobilized under Main.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick
Mayetta Hershberger
State Department of Employment Security Office
United Appeal
Dwight Collinus
Frederick County Community Chest, Inc
Hershberger
Frederick City
Main Wil
Community Chest
Frederick County
Frederick County Women Use DIY Cancer Kits to Find Early Cancers
Fifteen Frederick County women were found with treatable cervical cancer after 3,108 of 4,000 mailed kits were returned for testing. Dr Hugh Davis of Johns Hopkins notes Maryland loses about 150 women yearly to cervical cancer, stressing timely detection.
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State Health Department
Frederick
Frederick County
Hugh Davis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Washington County
American Cancer Society
Greek Premier Resigns in Stormy Confidence Vote
Greek Premier George Athansiadis Novas quit after a defeat in a parliamentary vote of confidence. King Constantine asked him to stay on temporarily, signaling indecision about a new premier and the next step in Greece’s political crisis.
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Athens
Greece
George Athansiadis Novas
Constantine
Athanasiadis Novas
Dirksen Amendment Defeated
Washington AP Senator Everett M Dirksen vowed to try again for a constitutional amendment on legislative reapportionment after a defeat by seven votes. He said a later effort might substitute his plan to let geography and political subdivisions count toward apportionment if a state approves in a referendum, instead of following a Supreme Court population standard. Opponents Douglas Tydings Proxmire warned revival efforts would fail more decisively.
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Washington
Everett M Dirksen
Senate
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Paul H Douglas
D-Ill
Joseph D Tydings
William Proxmire
Wis
Twin-Engine Aircraft Strewn Across Ohio Cornfield
Two Ohio men, Andrew Burner 39 and Edward Eugene Potts 4, died when their light Piper Aztec crashed near Clemsonville on a farm between Unionville and Union Bridge. Officials say a violent storm may have forced the descent. debris spread over a half mile, with recovery partial. FAA investigators awaited clearance as CAP cadets aided search.
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Enete BY & Mullard Ene Jr
Kenneth Barrier
Union Bridge
Union Night
Clemsonville
Smallville
Ata
Ohio
Franklin Barrier
Unionville
Civil Air Patrol
Andrew Burner
Edward Eugene Potts
Piqua
French Oil Mill Machinery Company
Burner
Potts
Wilmington
Del
Margaret Jopinson
GAP
John Robinson
CAP
Robinson
Baltimore City
Union Bridge Fire Company
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Maj . Robinson
FAA
May Robinson
Lt Robinson
Johnson Hails Voting Bill Passage
President Johnson lauds a voting rights bill awaiting his signature promising a landmark civil rights achievement. Senate approval came 79 to 1, with Johnson set to sign at a ceremonial event and praise to Senate Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen for their roles. The bill ends literacy tests in the South and allows federal seizure of voter registration under conditions, and seeks a court ruling on poll taxes in four states.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Vicke Mansfield
Everett M Dirksen
South
Attorney General
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Gold mining stocks rise in steady New York market
New York AP reports gold mining shares gained as the market opened, led by producers with activity in early trading. Investors assessed prices and demand while overall indices showed muted movement.
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New York
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