New Budget Plans For County Move To Fiscal Year
County officials Randolph B. Rosencrantz and Donald C. Linton unveil a two request budget method to give commissioners time for careful analysis. Deadlines set September 13 for six month needs and November 1 for tentative long year requests with public hearings later.
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Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Donald C. Linton
Rosencrantz
Linton
Commissionera
Lloyd Fogle
Tem
Rae
Board of Commission
Reques
Carroll
Them
Summer Holiday Traffic Patrol Warns and Post Office Hours
Sgt Dorsey urged careful driving for the long weekend with heavy patrols and limited staffing. Postmaster James A Grove announced the Post Office will close for the holiday with lobby service available and no phone calls answered. Special delivery will be made and mailboxes serviced despite no city or rural deliveries.
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Sgt. Dorsey
Henriet Occidenta Aemir
James A. Grove
Church Buys Land For Building Project Expansion
The Grave Reformed United Church of Christ on East Second Street buys a 26 by 3 foot rear plot for about 500 from Mrs Helen Eugene Zimmer mat. The purchase supports a $100000 building project begun in 1962 including repainting and re flooring the current Sunday building. Bids are invited for a three story brick structure behind the Sunday School to provide extra classrooms. The remodel work is complete and the addition aims for a Christmas completion this year. Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm is pastor.
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Grave Reformed United Church of Christ
East Second Street
Daniel L. Thomas
Helen Eugene Zimmermat
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Tha Whinak
Practice For Car Fire Calls In Carroll Manor Drill
Lieutenant Leo Carr led a drill by the Carroll Manor fire company to simulate rescuing occupants trapped in cars after highway crashes. In Virginia, four to five people reportedly burned to death recently. the exercise used a car under a tarp to test rapid extraction with a 300 gallon tank delivering 100 gallons of water per minute, but Carr called the effort very unsuccessful.
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Leo Carr
Carroll Manor
Virginia
Carr
Buckaie
Harry J. Frost
Barracks
Jock
Germans To Be Guests Of PTA In Maryland Visit
Thirty women from the Hesse Parents Councils in Germany will tour Maryland October 1 through 7 as guests of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers. They travel in six groups to Frederick and Howard counties, meeting local PTA leaders and learning about U S parent involvement in schools.
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Parents’ Councils
Hesse
Germany
Maryland
PTA
United States
Pa Cutween
Predicts Record For Motorists
The National Safety Council forecasts the Labor Day travel will be the heaviest in history with an estimated 8.4 billion miles traveled. They estimate 490 to 520 deaths during the holiday period starting 6 p m today and ending midnight Monday. Weather forecasts show showers in parts but better conditions in many areas. The current Labor Day weekend fatality record is 501 set last year. The council also noted traffic deaths rising in July to 3 940 and in the first seven months of this year to 22 930. An ambulance responded to a West Fifth Street emergency at 1 90 p m with a patient admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United Ambulance
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
First Grade Enrollment, Orientation Set for Frederick County
An estimated 1,519 first grade students will enter Frederick County schools on opening day next Thursday. A 9:30 a.m. orientation for about 521 new entrants will be held Wednesday at five elementary schools with no transportation or meals provided.
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Frederick City
Board of Education
North Frederick
North Market Street
Parkway
South Frederick
East Frederick
County
Frederick High School
Frederick “Ounty
Montgomery County
Maryland
Two Injured In Virginia Accident
Manassas Virginia AP report says Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Henry were seriously injured when their car struck a culvert and overturned near here. Henry 53, editor of the Potomac News at Dunfries, a West Point graduate and former AP foreign correspondent, and his wife Frances 49 were listed in satisfactory condition at National extract and Rehabilitation Hospital in Arlington.
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Manassas
Taylor Henry
Henry
Potomac News
Dunfries
West Point
Associated Press
France
England
Africa
New York
C. E. Seymou
Frances
National Extract and Rehabilitation Hospital
Arlington
Glade Valley Grange Transforms Park Space In Ocean City
Glade Valley Grange volunteers convert a four acre neglected area into a park close to the coast. The project draws on 2,900 volunteer hours this year with owner permission and cooperation from FFA 4 H and Scouts. Other area projects include Israel's Creek Cemetery and Farm-Cay Week church planning.
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Ocean City
Gs Glade Valley
Dougie
Glade Valley
Enanos
Israel's Creek
Kennedy urges full foreign aid restored amid House cuts
President Kennedy pressed for restoration of aid funding stalled by the House saying freedom and security depend on the full program. General Lucius Clay challenged the cuts, warning the Alliance for Progress and military aid would be harmed. Kennedy, Clay, Bell and Dungan discussed the matter at Kennedy’s Hyannis Port home.
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Kennedy
House
David Bell
Agency For In
Hyannis Port
Mass
Lucius Clay
Clay
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Congress
United States
David E. Bell
Ralph Dungan
Lower Man In Search For Miner In Hazleton Subterranean Rescue
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a rescue team plans to lower a man into a 1754 inch shaft at the Sheppton mine to check for Louis Bova after a television view suggested a body in the chamber where miners David Fellin and Henry Throne were rescued. State officials said the descent could occur this afternoon with a husky boy chosen and kept unnamed. Fellin, 38, remains at Hazleton State Hospital and is confused and unwell after the ordeal.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
H. B. Charmbury
State
Charmbury
Sheppton
Hazleton State Hospital
Fellin
Ira Mills
Mills
Five More Miners Found Alive Reported
Five more miners were found alive in good condition after being trapped. Rescue teams continued efforts to reach all remaining workers as authorities confirmed the latest discoveries on site.
Cuba Raises Military Alert as Exile Threat Grows
In Havana, Fidel Castro’s government placed the armed forces on a heightened alert with more troops and militia at key points amid fears of anti Castro exile incursions on the North Coast. Officials cited intelligence of planned raids larger than recent hit and run attacks and noted Soviet presence in Havana.
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New York
Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Costa Tete
Niteragua
Manuel Hrume
Managua
United States
Cuba
Mambises
Guatemala City
Caribbean
Florida
Kennedy
Helicopter Downed as Viet Nam Combat Ignores Peace Talks
In Viet Nam a U S Army helicopter was shot down near Tay Ninh 30 miles northwest of Saigon killing two aviators and wounding four others. American sources reported 17 helicopters hit by ground fire in the same area as five others were downed by mechanical trouble. The two airmen died while lifting troops to the field. The death toll in the war rose to 49 from all causes. Separately in Yugoslavia Premier Khrushchev sent signals as Tito announced unity with Bele Brade and Moscow on major world issues.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Caigo
Diagnosis of Cancer Brings Nation’s Leaders to Grief for AP Photographer
AP photographer Henry Griffin, famed for war dispatches from North Africa to Poland, fought cancer in Washington hospital. Presidents Kennedy Eisenhower and Truman, along with dozens of lawmakers, sent calls and letters as friends rallied. Griffin, 47, remained blunt and jovial despite illness, a veteran of Washington bureau since 1934.
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Henry Griffin
Associated Press
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Eisenhower
Tr Mai
Lynidon B. Johnson
Griffin
Griff
J Eisenhower
Truman
Kansas
Rane Anne
Wallace
Graham
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