Frederick County United Appeal surpasses goal in 1958 drive
The Frederick County United Appeal exceeded its $146,280 goal with unaudited collections of $146,355. Executive secretary Harry A. Harper announced the figure and a celebration meeting was set for 4 p.m. at United Appeal headquarters on South Market Street to mark the first goal reached since the drive began in 1958. John R. Cheatham, general chairman, will discuss factors behind the success and name key contributors. The drive was extended to December 1 to achieve this milestone.
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Frederick County
John R. Cheatham
Frederick County United Appeal
Jee United Appeal
United Appeal
Frederick Community Chest
Special Operations Chief Dr. Dudley Glick Dies at 59
Dr. Dudley Peters Glick, a Fort Detrick scientist and current technical director of the special operations division, died suddenly at Fairfax County Hospital in Virginia at age 59. He joined Fort Detrick in 1948 and held multiple leadership roles, earning several safety and performance awards. He held advanced degrees in bacteriology from Ohio State University and taught or worked in academia and public health prior to his Fort Detrick tenure. He was a fellow of microbiology and active in major scientific societies.
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Dudley Peters Glick
Fort Detrick
Fairfax County Hospital
Fairfax
Glick
Fort Detric
Ohio State
Colorado State
Colorado Experiment Station
Akron, Ohio Health
Akron University
Thief Steals Cash From Lewistown Service Center
A young man took more than 250 dollars from the Lewistown Service Center cash register while an employee was refueling a car. The incident occurred about 10 a.m. Monday when the suspect asked for gas then entered the store. Elmer Wolfe reported the loss at 10 45 a.m. Police say the suspect is believed en route to Texas. investigation by Neil F. Bechtel continues.
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Lewistown
Texas
Elmer Wolfe
Wolfe
Tfe
Neil F. Bechtel
Hagerstown to Receive 445000 in Price Fixing Settlement
The Hagerstown Mayor and Council accepted a cash settlement of 445000 from Westinghouse Electric The General Electric Co and Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co over alleged price fixing in bids for city equipment The suits claimed rigged bids raised costs for equipment and turbine generators during the 1950s light plant expansion The settlement was announced by Mayor Winslow F Burhans after council discussions on November 17 and follows progress in Washington since October.
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Hagerstown
Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electric Co
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Winslow F. Burhans
Washington
Cold Air Blast Hits Frederick Crips Old Man Winter Dips In
The article notes a cold snap in Frederick with a 20s morning, one inch of snow, and arctic air. It reports November precipitation totaling 2.18 inches, 1.12 inches below normal, and heavy rain on Thanksgiving Day. Forecasts call for highs near 32 this afternoon and 40s tomorrow, then warming toward week’s end with little chance of snow.
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Winter
Frederick
Pinned Pony Rescued by Frederick Police
Frederick police freed a pony trapped in a fence on the Dash farm along Monroe Avenue after about a half hour effort. Officers Cpl. James W. Stockman Calvin Phillips and Gideon Darkis responded to a call around 11 a.m. Saturday and released the animal unharmed as it snorted and then trotted away.
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State
Frederick
Dash Farm
Monroe Avenue
James W. Stockman
Calvin Phillips
Gideon Darkis
Rebels regain Stanleyville as hostages freed in Congo
Rebels reassert control around Stanleyville as Belgian and mercenary Congo troops retake areas. White mercenaries rescue 155 to 160 hostages in northern Congo, many Belgians among the freed. American missionary William McChesney is reported slain. another, Mary Baker, remains missing.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo
William McChesney
Phoenix
Ariz
World Wide Evangelical Crusade
Wamba
U.S
Bopepe
Mary Baker
Richmond
Bala Cynwyd
Dingila
Bambili
Buta
Bunia
New Moves Under Consideration In Vietnam War Policy
President Johnson and advisers weigh potential steps to intensify the Vietnam war including air strikes on supply lines through Laos and bases in North Vietnam. Taylor and Rusk McNamara review options as Huong's government faces internal pressure and U.S. aid policy is debated.
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Washington
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Taylor
U.S
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Robert 8. McNamara
White House
North Viet Nam
North
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
United States
Tavern Robbery at Monocacy Park Tavern
A thief broke into the Monocacy Park Tavern through a side window early Monday and stole $70 in change from three machines and three boxes of cigars. The crime was discovered around 10 a.m. by owner Mrs. Charlotte Rosencrantz. state police investigator Cpl. William F. Davis leads the inquiry.
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Monocacy Park
Charlotte Rosencrantz
William F. Davis
State Police
Road and Bridge Plan Set For Md. 550 Repair
County officials and the State Roads Commission agreed on Md. 550 repairs from Woodsboro to Graceham. The plan calls for a 24 foot wide single lane highway plus a new bridge over the Monocacy River, with a slightly northward new section tying into the existing road. An Woodsboro end modification was also agreed upon after a previous dual highway proposal was rejected.
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State Roads Commission
Woodsboro
Graceham
Monocacy River
SRC
William Owens
David Fisher
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Randolph Rosencrantz
Sena
Senate Reopens Baker Case in 1960 Campaign Probe
The Senate Rules Committee resumes its Bobby Baker investigation with public hearings to hear Don B. Reynolds testify on a claimed $25,000 political payoff. Reynolds alleges Baker and Matthew H. McCloskey were linked to divert funds to the 1960 Kennedy Johnson campaign.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Baker
Senate Democrats
Matthew H. McCloskey
Market declines extend sixth day in New York
The stock market extended its decline into the sixth day today in New York. Investors remained cautious amid ongoing concerns over economic conditions and corporate earnings.
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New York
Russian Mars Craft Hits Snag
Moscow reports Zond 2, launched Monday, is only about 50 percent power, casting doubt on its Mars data return. The Soviet probe trails America’s Mariner 4 and may fail to transmit scientific information if it passes Mars.
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Moscow
Mars
Earth
Tass
First Phase Ready Work Begins In March On New YMCA Building
Construction will start in March 1965 on the first stage of Frederick County’s new YMCA. The $650 000 project covers a five and a half acre site on North Market Street bought in 1962. Open house planned March 1 1966 if bids and final plans are approved. The stage includes a natatorium gym dressing rooms locker lobby and offices plus a two acre outdoor play area.
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Y.M.C.A
Canon North Market Street
YMCA
Frederick County
North Mar
Ket Street
Y.m.c.a.’S
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C. Clifton Wirts
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