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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

1

Parking Tickets A Necessary Evil In City Police Work

A staff writer notes parking tickets, including $1 fines for various violations, remain a constant duty for police. Pvt Calvin L. Phillips oversees tickets and notices, with 12,835 issued last year and 12,395 in the first six months this year. Fines double after deadlines, warrants may bring court appearances, and proceeds fund the city, not a quota system.

Calvin L. Phillips City Police North Market Street Phillips Phillip Pvt. Phillips City Hall

Planned Neighborhood Developments Studied

Frederick planning commission studies proposed regulations for planned neighborhoods including eight story limits, mixed uses, and a 50 acre threshold. If approved, neighborhoods could include town houses, clusters, apartments, and a shopping center with constraints on height, use, and land set aside for public or community use.

Frederick Planning Commission E. Paul Magaha Aldermen Board of Aldermen

Stock Market Rally Resumes In Early Trading

New York reports that the stock market resumed its long awaited rally early today with vigorous trading activity. The AP notes a broad uptick across major indices as traders reacted to ongoing economic cues and corporate results.

New York

Record Raids Hit North Viet Nam In Heavy Air Campaign

AP reports the United States staged the heaviest raids of the war on North Viet Nam with 146 missions. Ground fighting flared as U S Marines and Army units clashed with North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong near Saigon and in northern South Viet Nam. Casualties rose and troop strength surpassed 300 000 with a buildup toward 350 000 to 400 000. Premier Ky opened election campaigning urging high turnout amid fears of Communist terrorism.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S U.S. 1St Infantry Division Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky

Officials Push Six Bridge Dam To Avert Frederick Water Shortage

Frederick County officials urged the Maryland Water Resources Commission to approve the Six Bridge dam on the Monocacy River saying 1986 needs show 26.25 million gallons daily will be required while the river can supply only about 20.7 MGD. Projections show Frederick City Fort Detrick irrigation and other uses plus city expansion require more water, and construction would be funded in part by federal aid with local counties sharing costs.

Monocacy Frederick Frederick County Commission Frederick County Metropolitan Fishing Creek Linganore Creek Fort Detrick Pearce Post Sixbridge Army Engineers Potomac Basin Water Resources Commission Interstate Commission On Potomac River Basin

Hurricane Faith Heads West

Hurricane Faith pounds westward toward Leeward Islands with 90 mph winds and rising seas. Evacuation urged for coastal areas as forecast winds and tides threaten Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. center located east of Guadeloupe, San Juan on hurricane watch as travel speeds push forward.

Miami Fla Faith Leeward Islands Caribbean Dominica Atlantic Guadeloupe San Juan Puerto Rico Weather Bureau Virgin Islands

TJ Assignments at Governor Thomas Johnson High School

Home room assignments for students attending Governor Thomas Johnson High School appear in today's News on page B-4. The remainder of the assignment list was published in Wednesday's News.

Thomas Johnson High School

Ground Breaking At Cunningham Falls Governor To Dedicate Greenbrier Park

Governor J Millard Tawes will lead groundbreaking at Cunningham Falls State Park near Thurmont and dedicate Greenbrier State Park, soon renamed Tawes State Park. The renaming leaked causing local protests while a luncheon follows at Thurmont Cozy Restaurant.

J. Millard Tawes Greenbrier State Park Tawes State Park Catoctin Hollow Road Cunningham Falls State Park Thurmont Route 77 Thurmont Civic Clubs Greenbrier U.S. 40 Hagerstown

Teenagers Arrested For Shoplifting In City Stores

Four area teenagers were arrested for shoplifting at two city stores. Two girls from the West Seventh Street Safeway carried about $4 in cosmetics. two boys from New Market at Arlan’s Department Store took about $9 in clothing. All were charged as juvenile delinquents and released to their parents.

Safeway West Seventh Street New Market Arlan’s Prospect Plaza Pvt Douglas F. Abrecht

Authority Not Asked By LBJ

The House opens a fight over adding to the defense bill authority for President Johnson to call up Reserve units to active duty. The Senate added the provision. the House had not. Under current law the President can call up Reserves only after a national emergency declaration. The Senate plan would allow up to 24 months of active duty, with time off for prior training. Opponents from National Guard and Reserve groups warn it would wreck the Reserves. A Senate House conference produced a compromise enabling a vote on the Senate provision with safeguards on identities of units and on family and economic status. The Pentagon gave more military training program details by Defense Secretary McNamara in New York.

Washington House Johnson Senate National Guard House Armed Services Committee Senate House Pentagon Secretary of Defense Robert §. McNamara New York

Surprising Names Linked to State Roads Land Deals

Gov Tawes released a list of state and local officials and citizens involved in more than 500 land transactions with the State Roads Commission from 1959 to this year totaling about $3.474 million. He said the transactions were open and above board, though some names may surprise the public. the probe will trace corporations and officials via a matching process, with Taxation and Assessment warned to compile officer details.

State Roads Commission Associated Press Annapolis Tawes SRC Road Commission Roads Commission House W. Dale Hess D-Harford Maryland Lloyd L. Simpkins Princess Anne State Roads ‘ Commission Department of Taxation and Assessment Albert W. Ward Jimming Christmas Transac

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J. Rolfe Castleman Bill U. S Carroll Cunningham Falls Gov. Tawes Greenbrier Park Catoctin Hollow Cunningham Park LBJ
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