Costs rise as $7 million sought for new Frederick schools
At a closed county and school officials meeting this week it was learned that about $7 million will be needed to build the discussed schools. It was previously reported that Dr. John J. Carnachan, superintendent of Frederick County Schools, asked for a $5 million bond issue to cover needed facilities. Dr. Carnachan explained the need and details.
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John J. Carnachan
Frederick County
Carnachan
Thomas Johnson
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Sabillasville
Dr. Carnachan
North County
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Middletown Valley
Burkittsville and
Jefferson
Annapolis
Carnochan
J B Anders Dies At His Frederick Home
Jesse B. Anders longtime Frederick resident and Union Manufacturing treasurer died at his East Patrick Street home. A Kiwanis member for 40 years with 25 years perfect attendance he was active in civic and church work and antiques. Surviving are nieces. his wife Sadie Elizabeth Darby Anders died last February 11. Continues on Page 5.
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Jesse B. Anders
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Anders
Union Manufacturing Company
Sons of the American Revolution
Independent Hose Co. No. 1
Evangelical United Church of
Braungart Acme Market Official Dies in Baltimore
Shirley Cover Braungart 45 of 605 Wilson Place died suddenly yesterday in Baltimore from a heart attack While born in Carroll County he was the son of Mrs Bessie Cover Braungart and the late Fred Braungart He leaves his wife Mrs Lillian Sundergill Braungart a daughter Mrs Charles H Coblentz and three grandchildren Survived by his mother he had a long career with Acme Markets joining as a clerk in 1934 becoming a manager in Middletown and later overseeing Seventh and Bentz Streets market He was recently promoted to variety supervisor for stores across Maryland Delaware Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church and the Leaders Bible Class Continued on Page 5
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Shirley Cover Braungart
Wilson Place
Acme
Baltimore
Carroll County
Bessie Cover Braungart
North Market Street
Fred Braungart
Lillian Sundergill Braungart
Charles H. Coblentz
Dara
Thea
Blaine
City Locked in Fog Faces Snow Possibility
Frederick, under thick fog and mild rain, may see snow as a warm air mass meets a cold north flow. Drivers faced near zero visibility on US Route 40 last night amid limited accidents. officials expect more minor fender benders as conditions unfold.
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Frederick
Washington
No Unemployment Pay For Strikers In Maryland
Superior Court Judge Anselm Sodaro ruled that retail clerks at A P Foods Fair Giant Food Grand Union Safeway and Penn Fruit were not entitled to unemployment compensation during a six week shutdown of seven Maryland food stores earlier this year. Acme clerks did not seek compensation.
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Baltimore
Anselm Sodaro
Maryland
A&p
Food Fair
Giant Food
Grand Union
Safeway
Penn Fruit
Acme
GOP governors deadlock over Burch ouster call in Denver
In Denver 18 GOP governors and governors-elect failed to reach unanimity on a statement seeking Dean Burch's removal as national GOP chairman. Most favored a more progressive leadership while stopping short of challenging Barry Goldwater's control. Arizona Gov. Paul Fannin warned of dissent when the statement is released.
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Denver
Colorado
John A Love
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Tenu
Donlon Receives First Medal of Honor for Vietnam Actions
President Johnson awards Army Captain Roger H. Donlon the Medal of Honor for bravery during a July 6 attack on Camp Nam Dong in South Vietnam. Donlon, 30, from Sauger Falls, New York, endured multiple wounds while directing defense and exposing himself to heavy enemy fire.
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Washington
Johnson Torlay
South Viet Nam
Roger H C. Donlon
White House
Saugerties
N.Y
Camp Nam Dong
Donlon
21 Free On Bond Anger Grips Philadelphia Mississippi
FBI arrests 21 white men in Mississippi over the 1964 civil rights workers murders, including Sheriff Rainey and Deputy Price. Nineteen face civil rights charges, two as accessories. possible state murder indictments later. Residents deem the arrests a Christmas shock as they await grand jury action and fear impact on the town’s days ahead.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Meridian
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
William H Johnson Jr
Red Clay Hill
Dr King Praises FBI Amid Mississippi Arrests
Dr Martin Luther King Jr lauds the FBI as five civil rights leaders praise federal work and call for a fair trial for 21 Mississippi activists charged in the triple murder of three civil rights workers. Roy Wilkins and James Farmer note substantial evidence while urging Mississippi to seek justice.
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Associated Press
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
J. Edgar Hoover
King
Souther
New York
Oslo
Norway
Mississippi
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Hoover
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Pope Paul VI Returns to Rome After India Visit
Pope Paul VI lands at Fiumicino Airport after a dramatic India visit and a 21 gun salute. Tens of thousands of Romans greet him as he travels through the city and appeals nations to end the arms race and aid poor countries. Premier Aldo Moro and church leaders welcome him.
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Rome
Paul VI
India
Bombay
Fiumicino
Aldo Moro
Alitalia
Turkish Jets Nearly Hit Pope's Plane
Turkish air force jets flew very close to Pope Paul VI home bound airliner. the pope's pilot radioed to halt the escorting planes. He urged world leaders to end the arms race and fund relief for poverty, nutrition, clothing, shelter and medical care. Senator Giacinto Bosco pressed his party to push Italy toward an international poverty combat agreement.
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Rome
Pope Paul
Sen
Giacinto Bosco
Closet Fire Damages John Hanson Apartments
A general alarm fire at 63 John Hanson Apartments caused about 600 dollars in damage early this morning. The blaze started in a third floor clothes closet in Norman Green's apartment and was contained largely to the closet and adjacent bedroom. No one was injured, and the cause is under investigation. Captain James F. Walsh of the Junior Fire Company said the early report and a closed closet door limited the spread.
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John Hanson
James F. Walsh
Junior Fire Company
Norman Green
Walsh
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Lyndon
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Thomas Woodcock
Pope Paul VI
Martin Luther King
Mur
Dr. King
Reif
Rosenstock
Routzahn's Department Store
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