Montgomery School Vandalism Probed
Montgomery County police in Rockville search for vandals who painted right wing expressions at Richard Montgomery High School. Crews cleaned slogans including I’s All a Communist Plot and RM Is a Liberal School from the lot. Damages include white ground letters, painted phrases, smeared interior doors, a broken gym window, and vandalism on a classroom door with Hi Kids. Estimated labor costs reach about 1 dollar. Police say leads are scarce as the investigation continues.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Richard Montgomery High School
Leonard Mullinix
Division of Maintenance
The
Board of Education
Esti
Frederick City Issues Permits For Buildings
Frederick city issues permits for construction including a $25,000 104 by 60 foot warehouse at East Fifth Street for Frederick Produce Co, a $3,500 40 by 60 foot warehouse for Gladhill Tractor Mart at 900 East Patrick Street, two 25 foot high signs for Key Chevrolet at 106 East Patrick Street and 536 West South Street, plus county permits for school bus facilities near Park Mills Road a new Md 464 U S 15 restaurant and a cabinet shop by a Baltimore couple. A home occupation permit was issued to Dickerson for a 10 by 8 foot building on Ira Sear Road for school buses.
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Frederick Produce Company
East Fifth Street
Gladhill Tractor Mart
East Patrick Street
B. D. Gladhill
Key
Chevrolet, Inc. Auto Company
West South Street
Park Mills Road
MD 464
New restaurant and bus repair sites approved in county plan
Edith Jacobs of Point of Rocks was granted a restaurant permit for Ediths Truck Stop at the former Perry’s Garage site on U S 15 near the relocated Md 464 intersection. A cabinet shop run by Reuben and Ira Moxley of Baltimore will occupy a 42 by 30 foot structure on an eight acre tract listed as a non conforming land use.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Edith Jacobs
Point of Rocks
Edith’s
Perry
U.S. 15
Reuben and
Ira Moxley
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
US Fires Huge Saturn Booster in 2.5 Minute Test
At Huntsville Alabama a monumental Saturn V booster with five F 1 engines was test fired for two and a half minutes at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The 12 story 24.4 ton S-IC-I stand held the $37 million model as water cooled the apparatus. Officials noted 7.5 million pounds of thrust and hailed the test as entirely successful.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Werner von Braun
Dan Driscoll
NASA
Saturn V booster to launch in 1965 first quarter
The document describes a Maryland booster to be launched in early 1965 as the first stage of a multi stage Saturn V. The booster will weigh over six million pounds and can place more than 250000 pounds into Earth orbit or about 95000 pounds to the Moon, making it the world’s largest known booster.
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Earth
Moon
Taney Supply Corp Conducts Picnic
The Taney Supply and Lumber Corp held its annual picnic at the president Eric E. Glass’s home in Emmitsburg. About 50 employees and their families were served by Mrs Aubrey Glass and her mother Mrs Margaret Hahn. A clay pigeon shooting contest was won by Robert Keilholtz of Emmitsburg.
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Taney Supply and Lumher Corp
Eric E. Glass
Emeritsburg
Aubrey Glass
Margaret Hahn
Robert Keilholtz
Emmitsburg
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Seneca Creek
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John Reed
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Montgomery
By Lawrence van Goethem
Weiter
Frederick City
Maryland
Dailey’s
N. Market Street
Ialhive
U. S
Fairfield
ANIA
the News
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Taney Supply Corp
Loyola Federal
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N. Market St
Loyola
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Association
Charles
Preston
Baltimore, Maryland
Southern States
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UBU-23
ELF
Frederick Co-Op, Inc
Commerce
Southern States Cooperative Appliance Agency
Pat
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