City Beltway Discussions Scheduled
Frederick County Commissioners meet this afternoon with the Planning Commission staff and two private consulting firms to hear survey plans for an outer beltway around Frederick City. Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey says no decision is made yet but land reservation could enable future beltway feasibility.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Frederick Beltway
Dorsey
Orientation for Teachers Wednesday in Frederick County
Approximately 150 new teachers principals and supervisors attend first orientation for new teachers at North Frederick Schools. Dr C Edward Hamilton assistant superintendent outlines session starting 1 p.m. focusing on county board services and division into elementary and secondary tracks with curriculum scheduling and planning discussions.
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Frederick County
North Frederick
C. Edward Hamilton
County Board of Education
Frederick Fair Judges Set For Open Animal Shows
Frederick Fair opens September 28 with livestock judging led by Edwin C Fry for Holstein cattle and a slate of experts for Jersey Guernsey and other breeds. Beef cattle judged by George D Hodges, 4-H beef by Max Smith, with 4-H baby beef sale Friday night. Open sheep swine poultry and 4-H poultry follow in sequence.
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Frederick
Edwin C. Fry
Chestertown
Jersey
Chris C. Kampf
Old Line
Conn
Guernsey
Jack Ball
Queenstown
Ayr Shire
Theodore Ridgley
Kingwood
W. Va
Chester Cissel
Centreville
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
H Club
Charles Jager Jr
Glenelg
Holstein
R. Curtis Day
Damascus
Ayrshire
Jane Neilson
New Windsor
George D. Hodges
Staunton
Max Smith
Frederick County Plans 2.5 Million School Bond Issuance
The Frederick County Commissioners with bond counsel discussed issuing 2.5 million in school bonds in early fall as part of a 5 million overall issue. Bonds likely 20 year terms with 5 thousand dollar denominations. The funds will finance most of a six year construction plan including Frederick Community College campus, new elementary schools in Monocacy Village Braddock Heights Middletown Valley and other expansions.
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Frederick County
John L. Carnochan
Frederick Community College
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Middletown Valley
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Donald C. Linton
Carnochan Heads UA Division in Frederick County Appeal
Dr John L Carnochan Jr county school superintendent named chairman of the professional division for the 1965 Frederick County Appeal. The drive seeks a record goal of 158000 dollars. Subchairmen appointed include Dr Richard C Reynolds to head the doctors division and Dr John Hanson to continue.
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John L. Carnochan
Frederick County Appeal
United Appeal
Carnochan
Richard C. Reynolds
John Hanson
Frederick Police Hold Annual Pistol Qualification
Members of the 33 man Frederick city force underwent their annual pistol qualification at the Lingenore range. Maj. Charles V. Main said the exercise ensures officers can use either hand if needed. Detective Sgt. Sherman H. Boone praised the force, claiming many are expert shooters. Fire from silhouettes, scoring on hits and placements. an expert must reach 80 or more from a 100 point total. Continued on page 继续
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Lingenore
FBI
Charles V. Main
Sherman H. Boone
Frederick
Boone
Married Men To Be Drafted By Spring
San Francisco AP reports Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey told civic and business leaders that married but childless men will be called up if the pool of single 19 year olds falls short of quotas, possibly as soon as next spring. He warned boards to scrutinize husbands who fail to provide a home and mentioned possible student conscription by special exams or class quotas.
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SAN Franciso
U.S. Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
Hershey
Selective Service
Dominican Junta To Resign Peacefully
Dominican junta chief Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera announced the civilian military body will resign to prepare a provisional regime proposed by the OAS. The five member junta and Cabinet will step down as the new government takes office likely by midweek. Commodore Francisco J. Rivera did not sign, amid reported rifts over the OAS peace plan.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
OAS
Ellsworth Bunker
Francisco J. Rivera
Armed Forces
Rivera Caminero
Vandal Destroys Pay Telephone Near New Market
State Police seek the person who tore off the bottom half of a pay phone last night near New Market. The lower section was ripped away but the coin box remained. Trooper W. Dennis Drumm reported the destruction of property at about 9 10 p m in a booth along U S 4 east of Frederick.
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New Market
W. Dennis Drumm
U.S. 4
Frederick
Astronauts Regaining Lost Weight After Gemini Flight
Cape Kennedy Florida AP astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr are regaining weight after an eight day space mission. Cooper added 6 pounds and Conrad 4 of the 72 and 82 pounds respectively lost. Medical exams show they are in very good condition as preparations continue for Gemini 6.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Cooper
Conrad
Cape Monday
Lake Champlain
Atlantic Ocean
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Berry
Navy
Soviets Reject Nuclear Weapons Ban at Geneva
Soviet Delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkin told the 17 nation disarmament conference no treaty to halt nuclear spread can be concluded without barring West Germany from any nuclear access. He warned Western powers pretend a halt while seek to arm West German militarists.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
West Germany
Talks Resume Today Johnson Wins Steel Strike Postponement
President Johnson keeps a firm hand on steel labor talks as eight days’ grace buys time before a planned strike. Negotiations resume in Washington between AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union and 10 major firms, with federal mediators guiding amid hard wage and benefit demands and a 4 percent steel output share.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Pittsburgh
America
J.W Abel
R. Conrad Cooper
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
Scranton Backs Bliss On Splinter Groups In 1966 GOP
Washington AP Gov William W Scranton backs Ray C Bliss invitation to splinter groups to join the Republican National Committee tent as the party seeks to absorb dissent. Bliss says he will work with any group aiding Republican wins despite concerns from Gov George Romney and Scranton about extremist organizations.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Free Society Association
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Tias
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Goldwater
Avalanche Buries Mattmark Power Project In Swiss Alps
Rescue efforts halted as a second ice fall threatens the Mattmark site near Saas Fee Switzerland. About 1,090 workers were on duty when the Allalin Glacier fractured sending millions of tons of ice and rock onto the camp. Fifty injured and six bodies recovered with two months expected to recover all remains.
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Switzerland
Swiss Alps
Allalin
Saas Fee
Mattmark
Parallel Bay Bridge A Must Function Debate Stirs Lawmakers
AP reports Maryland officials debate a second bridge span while acknowledging the parallel Chesapeake Bay crossing would still be needed in years. Representative Clarence D Long criticizes plans and argues an upper crossing could aid Baltimore’s economy. Funk defends a lower and higher location, opposing claims of toll relief and cost savings.
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Baltimore
Funk
Cluy
Rt Io
Bridte
Spo
Kent
Clarence D. Long
Long
Baltimore City
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North Market Street
Charles E. Fogle
J. Bote
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