Deerl hunting ban lifted as Frederick tightens trash rules
Frederick City officials announced stricter enforcement of garbage and sidewalk cleanup laws, with Police Chief Charles V. Main outlining enforcement plans and City Attorney Richard R. Burgee noting cardboard containers are prohibited. The meeting also rescinded a ban on antlerless deer hunting on watershed land, amid debate over deer management and watershed quality.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Charles V. Main
Richard R. Burgee
Frederick City
Richard L. Shipley
Frederick County
Ralph Biely
Shipley
Emmett R. Bowlus
Mayor Proposes November Off Year City Elections
Mayor E Paul Magaha urged the Frederick Board of Aldermen to move city elections from June to November in off years with no state or federal races. He cited fiscal year budgeting and authority under home rule as justification for the change.
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E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Richard R Burgee
Magaha
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Robert Murphy
Burgee
Joseph F Eisenhauer III
Glenn Swisher
City Board of Election Supervisors
Tydings Urged to Invest Federal Aid in Local Water and Roads
Frederick County officials and industrial leaders pressed Senator elect Joseph D Tydings for more federal support for water and sewer projects and for relocation work on U S 15 from Frederick to Point of Rocks Bowis and partners said delays blocked a 100 person home building plan at Point of Rocks citing health department irrigation and sewer needs Brunswick officials said promised consulting engineers for water projects were never funded and Canal Park funds could aid local development
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Joseph D. Tydings
Frederick County
Tydings
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Carroll
Howard Counties
Arthur Bowis
Washington
James Gibbons
Point of Rocks
State Health Department
Appalachian
Bowis
U.S. 15
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Cummings
State Solons Get Double Triple Pay
A Baltimore News American report says at least 20 members of the Legislative Council and its committees earned double or triple pay for a single day by overlapping duties. The study cites as many as five meetings in one day and notes thousands more than the legal limit were budgeted for the between sessions study arm.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Baltimore News American
Council
Frank DeFilippo
William James D-Harford
Market Gains In Moderately Active New York Trading
AP reports the stock market edged higher in a moderately active morning session in New York. Traders watched gains across several sectors as major averages ticked up slightly.
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New York
Heavy Rain Boosts Water Supply and Reservoir Level
Nearly an inch of rain since Wednesday raises two week totals to 2.8 inches. City Engineer Robert A Whiteford notes the Fishing Creek reservoir level rising from under five feet in mid November to above the 20 foot mark after yesterday’s rainfall. Frederick reports .30 inch by 6 pm Thursday and .58 more through today with continued showers forecast.
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Robert A Whiteford
Fishing Creek
Ealy
Frederick
Frederick County
Bloodmobile to Visit Fort Detrick Monday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Fort Detrick on Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Postmaster James A. Grove, chairman of the Blood Program, urged people to keep their appointments and walk in donors are welcome due to holiday blood shortages.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Fort Detrick
James A. Grove
Red Cross Blood Program
Million Dollar Westbrook Apartment Project Planned
Frederick announces a new Brooklawn Apartments project totaling 156 luxury units on 13 acres near City Park and the Westbrook Bridge. The first 86 units are awarded to T Calvin Owens Inc of Bethesda, with Walton and Madden of Hyattsville as designers. Completion set for September 1, 1965. Garland P. Feaga to manage both this and Watkins Acres.
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Frederick
Alan Watkins
Watkins Acres, Inc
Brooklawn Apartments
Brooklawn Apartments, Inc
Hamilton Homes, Inc
City Park
Westbrook
Westbrook Bridge
Fairview Avenue
T. Calvin Ownes, Inc
Bethesda
Walton and
Hoover defies retirement talks at FBI after 40 years
J Edgar Hoover, 69, says he is healthy and plans to stay active as FBI director. He notes President Johnson’s 1968 retirement waiver and remarks keeping the job costs taxes but keeps him engaged and less prone to ill health.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Johnson
Bernard Baruch
Winston Churchill
Herbert Hoover
County weighs $5 million bond for school expansion
Dr John L Carnachan urged the Frederick County Commissioners to seek approval of a five million dollar bond issue through the county delegation. Funds would back Governor Thomas Johnson High School equipment two new high schools and a community college share plus additions at Harmony Grove Urbana and Burkittsville Jefferson elementary schools. A December 15 meeting with the county delegation will decide on bond spending with discussions held in executive session prior to any public disclosure.
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John L. Carnachan
Thomas Johnson
Thurmont- Emmitsburg
Burkittsville - Jefferson
Harmony Grove
Urbana
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County School Board
Carnochan
Carnachan
Santa and the Singing Turtle in Razenpie
Prince Chad waits to become king as his uncle Kerchew rules harshly in the kingdom of Razenpie. The boy dreams of kindness and plans a grand Christmas party with gifts from Santa, which infuriates the usurping ruler who burns letters and enforces strict rules.
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Frederick Chadinck
Anthony Mattaen
Christopher John
Prince Chad
Razenpie
Kerchen
King Ketchen
Frederick Chadwick
Anthony Matthew Christopher John
Kerchew
Chad
Raven Pie
Santa Claus
FBI arrests 20 in civil rights workers murders case
FBI arrests include Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price in Philadelphia Mississippi as part of a 21 count case over the June 1964 killings of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. Hoovers accounts detail confessions and the recovery of the victims via dam excavation.
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Washington
FBI
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
J. Edgar Hover
James Chaney
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
Hoover
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Rainey
Price
Meridian
Chaney
Goodman
Schwerner
Mississippi State
Navy
Ku Klux Klan
Inves
Mariner 4 Goes Haywire During Mars Approach
In Pasadena, Calif, the U S spacecraft Mariner 4 rolled wildly early today delaying a planned rocket firing to bring it closer to Mars. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists queued commands to its memory after the ship lost Canopus as a celestial guide and began rolling.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mara
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James Bryan
Brunswick Blade - Times
Harpers Ferry
Wva
Seneca
Montgomery County
Bryan
Kercyew
Razenfie
Brook
Garland P. Feaga
Bloodmobile
Watkins Acres
Santa and the
Singing Turtle
Mariner
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