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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
9
Frederick Weather Bureau may close the local station on November 1 without reply from the Commerce Department. Officials protested the plan, noting economies vs service, and discussed cooperative stations with the News and Post and WFMD.
Senator Daniel Brewster intervened in a Seneca land dispute with cabin owners facing a July 1 1963 eviction by the Interior Department They seek to stay as plans for a dam or national park are developed Government officials visited the site and pledged no action until definite plans emerge The group toured five acres between the Potomac River and the old C and O Canal housing six cabins valued around forty thousand dollars and owned by Delphey Hamilton Troxel Stup and Grimes along with a Montgomery County owner whose cabin is derelict
Sister Peniow Chemistry of San Joseph College has been awarded 3310 for research on Effects of Cancer and Anti Cancer Agents on Cell Membranes by the Public Health Service Division of Health Education and Welfare. Sister Denise, faculty in chemistry since 195, has secured three NSF undergraduate research grants and a 1980 AEC grant for isotope techniques integration. She is listed in American Men in Science and Who's Who in American Education and is active in ACS and NSTA.
Dred Scott Madison, 41, descendant of the enslaved Dred Scott, will go to Grand Rapids Superior Court to challenge a temporary suspension and demotion from police ranks amid a discrimination claim against city officials. The case references his history and the constitutional amendments linked to his ancestor’s fight for freedom.
The Carroll County Board of Education reaffirms building a Consolidated high school near Winfield to serve Freedom Berrett Franklin and parts of Westminster and Woolery districts. Superintendent Jeoness to consult architect Meir Aegeemog Ku Clu on planning. Additions to Mt Airy and other schools discussed with local officials and state superintendent.
Frederick County attorney Robert E. Clapp condemned the proposed subdivision regulations as unwise and damaging to county interests, calling them a bonanza for attorneys. He spoke at a Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission meeting in City Hall attended by about 40 officials.
The Buckeystown Dam reconstruction is about 75 percent complete and needs one more weekend of work by 15 to 20 men. Dr. Walter Foster and Granison Bader urge volunteers to join Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon efforts to place cap stones, build the second stone layer, and finish with chinking and concrete cap. Five women helped this weekend, including Martha Meadows and Beverly Shoemaker.
Frederick's Mid Atlantic champions exploded for a 20 to 1 rout of Frankfurt Germany at Farmington New Mexico to stay alive in the Babe Ruth World Series. Ronnie Hart carried a no hitter into the seventh inning as Frederick scored eight in the first two innings and chased five pitchers from Germany. Hart walked two and was helped by eight Germany errors and nearly a dozen free passes. Hart surrendered the lone German tally in the seventh on two opposite field hits to spoil the no hitter. Phil Ranneberger had two hits including a triple for Frederick while the entire bench saw action late. Frederick advances to the losers bracket round to face Oakland California with a potential meeting against Puerto Rico or Oak Lawn Illinois if they win.
Sydney based AP report quotes Rev Gordon Powell visiting the United States after two months abroad. Powell says American ministers share concern over keeping spiritual values above money as church incomes he saw ranged from 200000 to 600000 dollars, reflecting notable church wealth.
Montgomery County Fair announced grand champions by breed led by Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon with Morse Williams bull and Tomotley Evelyn TI female. Other category winners include Hereford, Shorthorn, Angus, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Duroc, Holstein, Swiss, Cheviot, Dorset, Hampshire, Poland China stock winners, tractor driving champ Douglas Bennett of Boyds, and top 4 H demonstrators Lois Fisher and Curtis Day. Governor Tawes visits. horse show runs through Saturday. Hootenanny set for Saturday with Chuck Barton hosting.
AFL C10 official protests use of migrant workers to replace strikers at the Trappe company. NOVELIST DIES Phyllis Bat tome, 79, noted novelist and lecturer, died Thursday in London.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two of three trapped miners say they hear a drilling rig 12 inches from breaking through a 14 by foot chamber 330 feet underground after 10 days. A smaller rig works toward Louis Bova who remains 25 feet away amid debris with no food.
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy unveiled a revised title VI plan to Congress stressing end to discrimination over funding cuts. The measure would allow state and local agencies to seek judicial review of federal aid withholdings while preserving access to federal funds for programs free of racial bias.
The House Republicans cut over one billion from the foreign aid authorization bill in a narrow 222 to 188 vote. The late night session reflected intense party pressure and a rare GOP advance on the measure.
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill for binding arbitration to settle the railroad work rules dispute. The seven member board would include two carrier reps, two union reps, and three public members. If no agreement, appointments would be by the President. The measure bars strikes during arbitration and targets firemen jobs and train crew composition. Hearings would start within 30 days of enactment, with a final award within a set period.
President Kennedy and Nigeria's Sir Abubakar Balewa discussed across the Atlantic via the Syncom satellite during a ceremony inaugurating its service launched July 26. The White House summit echoed Morse code history as Kennedy quoted What hath God wrought. The event linked Washington New York and Lagos with radio broadcasts. Civil rights demonstrators halt a 24 hour sit in outside City Hall in New York.
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