Snow Delays Deer Season Opening Across Counties
Snow may persist through Wednesday with up to five inches in parts of the county, delaying the firearm deer season opening on Thursday. Eastern Shore counties plan a separate does season, while western Maryland bears heavy snow by Garrett County. The nine day statewide season shifts from seven days, and permits for the December 26 to 28 doe hunt are issued by county offices on a first come first serve basis with in person applications and required licenses.
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Weather Bureau
Garrett
Maryland
Garrett County
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Eastern Shore
Man Center
Law Enforcement
Lewistown
Gwynnbrook
Owings Mills
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Harford
Washington, Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne
Caroline
Talbot
Charles
Calvert
Wicomico
Dorchester
Worcester
Somerset
Eviction Date Targeted For Seneca Cabins
Seneca cabin owners on government land have received letters from Senator Daniel Brewster indicating a probable eviction date of April 1 next year. The Interior Department owns the land between the Potomac River and the old C and O Canal and has shown no immediate park plans. Owners argue ongoing occupancy with nominal rent until a definite plan is announced.
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Daniel Brewster
Julien P. Delphey
Len Brewster
National Park Service
Park Service
Potomac River
C and O Canal
Mr. Delphey
Clinton Hamilton
Charles Troxell
Harry D. Stup
Donald and
Ray Grimes
Mt. Airy
Montgomery County
Interior Department
Delphey
Pedestrian Hit as Motorist Charged in Snowy Collision
Miss Sarah Jane Hamilton 22 of West Fifth street was treated for minor injuries after being struck by a car at North Court and West Church. Driver Henry J. Hubble 60 of Myersville was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian citing snow on his windshield. Hamilton works in the News-Post business office and was hospitalized briefly.
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Sarah Jane Hamilton
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Court
West Church Streets
Henry J. Hubble
RFD 2
Myersville
William A. Boone
Hubble
Miss Hamilton
United Ambulance
The
News- Post
Thieves Back Stealing Yule Bulbs
Local residents report repeated thefts of Christmas tree lights from the Court House Park. The bulbs on the lower limbs disappeared after being hung, with officials suggesting children as the culprits as thefts recur from year to year.
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Court House Park
Court House
East German Corporal Escapes Border To West Berlin
A 23 year old East German corporal on duty near the barbed wire border slipped under the wire and crawled into West Berlin without being detected by fellow guards.
Secret Service Agent Honored For Bravery In Dallas
Secret Service agent Clinton J. Hill received the Treasury gold medal for exceptional bravery protecting Jacqueline Kennedy and President Kennedy during the Dallas assassination attack. Hill leaped from the running board to shield the president and first lady as shots were fired, later praised by Secretary Dillon.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Secret Service
Clinton J. Hill
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Secretary of the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Hill
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Dillon
Kennedy
Mia
Gwen
Chris
Cory
Larimore
N.D
10000 More FSK Coins Arrive Today
Ten thousand additional Francis Scott Key commemorative medals arrived for distribution to cooperative sellers. C Lease Bussard, chairman, said the medals go to listed locations including the Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation at the Key Hotel. He noted prior distributions in Washington, Baltimore and Hagerstown and a Baltimore store that sold 6000 units and requested another order.
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Francis Scott Key
C. Lease Bussard
Mr. Bussard
Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Taneytown Girl Wins Top 4-H Beef Award at Congress
Betty Stonesifer of Taneytown earned a $500 scholarship at the 42nd National 4-H Club Congress as one of six national beef program winners. She started her 4-H beef project in 1957 raising 12 Shorthorn steers, with wins including championship calves at the Carroll County Fair and awards at the Eastern National Livestock Show. Dianne Gadow of Huntingtow n Calvert County won a $500 4-H electric scholarship from the Westinghouse Educational Foundation, the lone female among the six winners, for her electrical demonstrations and plans to form a county electric club.
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Carroll County
Betty Stonesifer
Taneytown
Miss Stonesifer
Cooperative Extension Service
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc
Dianne Gadow
Huntingtown
Calvert County
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Onetime Commie Spy Elizabeth Bentley Dies in New Haven
Elizabeth Bentley 55 prominent Communist spy who exposed Red espionage in the U S died in Grace New Haven Hospital after surgery. A Connecticut native and Middletown resident since July she was admitted for percer 18 and underwent abdominal surgery on Monday.
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New Haven, Conn
Elizabeth Bentley
Grace- New Haven Hospital
Miss Bentley
Connecticut
Middletown
Johnson Discusses Tax Cut Amid White House Meetings
President Johnson discussed tax cut legislation with Democratic congressional leaders in a morning White House session. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said hearings on the proposal would wrap up soon as the Finance Committee begins drafting its bill. Johnson aims a tax reduction to spur orderly growth and counter a potential future recession. The talks echoed Kennedy era practices as party chiefs met at the White House.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Work starts on new traffic light at Linden Avenue intersection
The State Roads Commission and the City of Frederick will share 7,650 to erect a traffic light at Linden avenue Baughman s Lane and U S 40 west. Hawkins Electric of Silver Spring will install the light with radar phased left turn signals and lane markings. The project aims for completion by January 1 with the city maintaining the control structure.
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Linden Avenue
Baughman
SRC
Baughman’s Lane
Patrick Street
Linden Hills
Quinn Dies Prominent Retired Farmer and Leader
Howard Upton Quinn prominent retired farmer and longtime Frederick Production Credit Association leader died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 5 30 a.m. after a two week illness. He lived at View Light Farm near the city and was 78. He served on the association’s executive committee and board before becoming president last week. He held roles as Past Master of the Frederick County Pomona Grange and chaplain of the Maryland State Grange. Survived by wife Charlotte Summers Quinn three children Upton J P Quinn Mrs John T Stiles Silver Run and Mrs Eston H Hoffman plus a niece and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are under M. Ritchison and Son with services Friday at the funeral home and burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Howard Upton Quinn
Frederick
Charlotte Summers Quinn
Upton J P. Quinn
Ery
John T. Stiles
Silver Run
Eston H. Hoffman
City
James Albright
Linden Hills
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Pope Grants Bishops Permanent Powers Reducing Vatican Curia Role
Pope Paul VI announced a decree at the Vatican Ecumenical Council granting bishops permanent powers previously limited to Curia approval. New rights include preaching and hearing confessions worldwide, handling Pauline Privilege marriage cases without Vatican input, admitting illegitimate youths to the priesthood, and releasing Catholics to read certain banned books for study. The measure also allows Masses in more settings and expands matrimonial dispensations and access to Marian and non-Catholic marriages.
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Vatican CII
Curia
Paul
Vatican
St. Paul
Rived
Corinthians
Eastern Shore Bridge Tunnel Plan Aims to Boost Delmarva Economy
Governors of Delaware Maryland and Virginia meet in Salisbury to map an Eastern Shore growth plan. A bridge tunnel would route New York to Florida traffic through the peninsula and boost tourism and new industries with regional land use and development talks.
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Salisbury
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Delmarva Peninsua
New York
Florida
Peninsula
Virginia Mainland
Eastern Shore
J. Millard Tawes
East
Tawes
Luther Hodges
U.S
Elbert N. Carvel
Albertis $. Harrison Jr
U. S. Departments of Commerce, Agriculture and Interior
Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac River Basin Plan Gets Army Board OK
The Board of Army Engineers approves a Seneca dam and 15 other reservoirs for the Potomac system. A suggested alternative study of the estuary below Washington could help supply the region, with plans to start in 1971 and costs totaling about 492.3 million for major and headwater reservoirs.
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Potomac River
Seneca
Board of Army Engineers
Potomac Valley
Brunswick
Potomac
Washington
Corps of Engineers
Sun Bridge
Emmitsburg
Army Chief of Engineers
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Congress
Rail unions unite to challenge arbitration ruling
Five rail unions announced a joint legal challenge to the federal arbitration ruling and the emergency law aimed at averting a nationwide strike. They argued the decision would force thousands of job cuts and enrich railroad companies at workers’ expense. A suit was planned to be filed in federal court in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
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