Outdoor School Schedule at Camp Greentop Detailed
Frederick County announces fall Outdoor School sessions at Camp Greentop near Thurmont for sixth graders from Emmitsburg Harmony Grove North Frederick New Midway Liberty Burkittsville Carroll Manor East Frederick Woodsboro Parkway New Market Elm Street Brunswick Yellow Springs Urbana and Thurmont. Sessions run September to late October with varied student counts and a four dollar reduced meal rate for four days.
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Frederick County
Camp Greentop
Warren R. Evans
Thurmont
Evans
Emmitsburg
Harmony Grove
North Frederick
New Midway
Liberty
Burkittsville
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
East Frederick
Woodsboro
Parkway
Yellow Springs
Urbana
Myersville
Elm Street
Tawes Holds Line On Redistricting Plan
Annapolis Maryland Governor Tawes rejects a call for a special session to consider a reapportionment plan unless the attorney general says it meets legal standards. He favors presenting the plan at the regular session and backs a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge parallel to the current span, citing expert engineers and traffic studies. Senate President James and House Speaker Mandel urged acting now and seeking court approval later.
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Annapolis
Tawes
House
Senate
Maryland
Legislative Council
Chesapeake Bay
William S. James
Marvin Mandel
Spirited Bidding Sails at Adamstown School Auction
At a courthouse auction this morning the old Adamstown School sold to Carroll Manor Fire Company for expansion of its firehouse and carnival grounds. The Doubs School went to Charles Ambush for use as a dwelling. bids opened low and rose to 7 500 dollars.
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Adamstown
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Doubs
Charles E
Mildred P. Ambush
Charles Ambush
Emmett R. Bowlus
Bowlus
John L. Carnochan
Gordon Smith
Mary Condon Hodgson
Frederick County
Tempers Flare Over Hunting Creek Dam Debate
About 200 people attended a public meeting at East Frederick Elementary School to hear pros and cons of a $750,000 Big Hunting Creek dam and lake. Bernard Kreh and Dr. James Gilford clashed with state officials led by Del. William Houck over whether the project should proceed and its impact on trout streams and the park.
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Bernard
Lefty) Kreh
News- Post
Big Hunting Creek
Kreh
Spencer C. Ellis
Baltimore
Ellis Rose
Fort Detrick
James Gilford
Del
William E. Houck
Maryland
East Frederick
Frederick
Isaack Walton League
Ellis
Houck
Ralph Bitely
Department of Game and Fish
John Arve
General Assembly
Gilford
News-Post
Thurmont
Kred
Radcliffe and Bush to Lead 1965 Frederick United Appeal
A. Atlee Radcliffe and Francis W. Bush Sr. are named joint City Chairman for Frederick’s 1965 United Appeal. Radcliffe, VP of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, has chaired past campaigns. Bush, director at M J Grove Lime, leads industrial divisions and previously headed the industrial unit.
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A. Atlee Radcliffe
Francis W. Bush Sr
Frederick
Bush
Radcliffe
Teen Aggies Riot In Watts Los Angeles
In Watts, Los Angeles, 1,500 rioters mostly teenagers clashed with helmeted police for about eight hours. More than 100 officers were deployed, 15 rioters were jailed, and bystanders were attacked as storefronts were looted and a TV unit burned. The unrest followed the arrest of a Black driver on suspicion of drunkenness.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Roger E. Murdock
Murdock
California Highway Patrol
City Housing Bonds Sold to New York Firm
Frederick's public housing bonds, totaling 780000 dollars, were sold this week to Morgan Guaranty and Trust Co. of New York at an annual interest rate of 2.43 percent. J Frank Main Sr executive director of the Frederick Housing Authority said the refinancing is done semi annually as bond purchasers offer better rates on shorter terms.
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Frederick
New York
J. Frank Main Sr
Frederick Housing Authority
Morgan Guaranty and Trust Co
Housing Authority
Main
Project Head Start A Tremendous Success
Project Head Start, a six week federal aid effort for preschoolers, is praised as a tremendous success by director Charlotte K Smith. Evaluation shows 350 students attended seven county centers, with notable social and emotional growth and gains in imagination, vocabulary, and initiative through field trips and teacher support.
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Charlotte K. Smith
C. Edward Hamilton
Hamilton
Anne Marie Gibbons
Smith
Dr. Hamilton
Viet Cong hunted at Duc Co in Vietnam war update
Saigon AP reported a Skyhawk was shot down by a surface to air missile about 50 miles south southwest of Hanoi during a four plane formation. The pilot was presumed killed as operations continued near Duc Co and Can Tho with U S and allied forces targeting Viet Cong and North Vietnamese positions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
A. S. Navy
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Ba Binh
Dien Bien Phu
Air Force
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Duc Co
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
2Nd
1St Infantry Division
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon
Gemini 5 Team Plans First Space Rendezvous at Cape Kennedy
NASA outlines Gemini 5 mission with Air Force Lt. Col. L Gordon Cooper Jr and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles Conrad Jr aiming for the first satellite rendezvous aboard a Titan 2 booster from Cape Kennedy. The six hour rendezvous attempt centers on REP radar pod as the craft completes up to 121 orbits over about 7 days, seeking a record pace before Gemini 6 flight.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Cmdr
Charles Conrad Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Space Agency
U.S
Atlantic
Bermuda
Cooper
Conrad
Globe
Valery Bykovsky
James A. McDivitt
Edward H White I
Johnson plans nationwide "report to the people" tour
President Johnson aims no foreign trips this year but may stage a fall speaking tour to broadly scattered U S regions. White House aides hint at 17 talks after Congress adjourns, reporting to the people, with possible regional conferences involving farmers students businessmen and labor leaders.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Jana
Labor Union
Baltimore Chosen For Customs Office
Washington AP reports Assistant Secretary James A Reed selected Baltimore as a regional customs office to be headquartered there in April 196, joining Houston and Los Angeles among newly designated offices. Rep Clarence D Long said the move adds about 25 to 27 jobs, with 244 already employed in Baltimore.
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Washington
More Go Next Week d Drafted Examinations Begin For Frederick County Boys
Twenty-two Frederick County boys left for physical exams at Fort Holabird in Baltimore as the county reaches 42 examinations this month. The first group was Aug 4 and a second leaves next Tuesday. Five county youths, all 20, have been inducted into the Army this August. Local boards 45 and 46 report multiple draftees. exams list 19 year olds including Robert D Evans and others across Thurmont Urbana Mount Airy and Walkersville.
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Frederick County
Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Army
Hilda T. Loscalzo
Dennis L. Anglebower
Winchester Street
Raymond D. Cr
Court Tests Face New Voting Bill
An attack on the constitutionality of the new federal voting rights law was filed in a Louisiana federal court. Gov. John J. McKeithen says the suit has a good chance. Orleans Parish voter registrar AP Gallinghouse filed the test suit. Atty. Gen. Jack P. F. Gremillion planned two suits and met with district attorneys to discuss the law.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Deep South
Orleans Parish
AP Gallinghouse
US District
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Gremillion
Stock Market Opens Higher Then Turns Lower in Early Trade
New York equities showed a brief opening surge before the market edged lower as investors reassessed early gains. Trading was tentative with several blue chips retreating while some easing in volatility appeared, shaping a cautious tone for the day.
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New York
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First Space Rendezvous
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