Null Backs Co Manager Bid at Frederick County Meeting
Delbert S. Null former County Commissioner backs appointing a fulltime county manager and supports raising the commissioners salary to 8000 and a 5 million school bond. The meeting set noon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel includes legislators to discuss governance changes and local code reforms.
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William J. Hopwood
Delbert S. Null
Del
Charles E. Collins
D-Frederick Co
Samuel W. Barrick
Collins
Francis Scott Keyotel
Null
Frederick County
Nut
Frederick City
Woodsboro
Board Approves Strip Mining in Garrett County State Park
ANNAPOLIS AP The Board of Public Works approved a permit for strip mining in Savage Mountain State Park Garrett County. The State Forest and Parks Commission must also approve. The project would be the first on state property in a decade and start with about 50 workers. William C Walsh for Bortz Coal Co said more jobs may follow if expansion occurs and the firm will exceed legal requirements in land restoration.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Savage Mountain
Garrett County
State Forest and Parks Commission
William C. Walsh
Bortz Coal Co
Walsh
The Female And The Tie In Downtown Stores
A Star writer notes women shopping in the men's department show concentration and frustration at tie racks. Merchants report women often know what they want while choosing ties for husbands, though some select on intuition. Most ties are not returned after Christmas.
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Sandra Hoff
Routzahn
Merchant Charged In Shooting
Christos N Paleologos owner of the Royal Lunch on North Market Street was arrested after noon and charged on three counts of assault and battery for allegedly shooting three 14 year old Frederick boys. The incident occurred about 12 45 am Sunday on North Market Street. The teens were treated for wounds at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. bond set at 1500 dollars. trial scheduled December 22 at 10 am in Magistrate's Court.
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Christos N Paleologos
East Second Street
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William McK. Boost
Palenlogos
Utilities Firm As Steels Dip In Irregular Market
New York stock scene shows utilities holding firm while steel and rail shares soften amid irregular trading and active turnover early today.
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New York
Thieves Target Bus Terminal and Service Station
Police seek three men in two local break ins and an attempted entry at a third. Thieves netted about 10 dollars from four vending machines at Greyhound Bus Terminal on East All Saints Street and ransacked Weil Brothers Service Station on South Bentz Street. A window was broken at an Esso station on West Patrick Street. no loot reported. Officer Baugher pursued suspects but none were caught.
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Greyhound
East All Saints Street
Weil Brothers
South Bentz Street
Richard Baugher
Esso
West Patrick Street
Baugher
USAR Shift Plans 16 Month Reorganization
The Pentagon aims to complete a major reorganization of the Army Reserve forces in about 16 months with an end date targeted for March 1966. National Guard and Army Reserve officers were told in secret briefings that 150000 reservists and units will be shifted to the National Guard and a troop list will determine which 2000 units join expanded Guard structures and how they are distributed among states.
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Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Army Reserve
Associated Press
Army
Generals Recall History Of Battle Of The Bulge
Veterans recount the Bastogne siege during World War II as Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe replied Nuts to a German ultimatum. Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt and Gen. Heinrich von Luettwitz discuss the 1944 Ardennes offensive and the strategic role of Bastogne in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Bastogne
McAuliffe
Washington Avenue
Normandy
Nelberg
Germany
Luettwitz
Ardennes
101St U.S. Air
Walkersville Tree Sale Affected by Watershed Spraying
Walkersville officials halted taking trees from the watershed after a fall spray containing Lithate created a pungent odor in trees sold for Christmas. Assistant forecaster George Gilmore notes the harmless odor affects only broad leaf plants, not people or animals. About 31 acres of the 250 acre watershed were sprayed near Chestnut Grove Road to curb undergrowth, at a cost of roughly 594 dollars, with some funds offset by the annual tree sale.
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Santa Claus
Walkersville
Santa
George Gilmore
Gilmore
Chestnut Grove Road
Libertytown
William Bendix Dies at 58 After Pneumonia
Actor William Bendix, known for Life of Riley, died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles after lobar pneumonia. He was 58, survived by wife Therese and daughters Stephanie and Lorraine. Bendix gained fame as a tough yet sympathetic character actor and TV star.
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Los Angeles
William Bendix
Riley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Therese
Stephanie
Lorraine
Bendix
Chester Riley
Dogs To Get Own Motel In Construction Plans
The 15 county holding permits total 75 440 for new construction. A motel dog shelter named motel for dogs will be built at Quality Court Motel at the U S 15 and Md 806 intersection, owned by Carroll E Kinsey of Thurmont. The 5 by 12 foot frame and wire structure costs 50. A house and garage conversion on U S 340 at Kepler Road near Petersville for James R Marker of RFD 4 Frederick ends a business. A four car garage becomes a machine station for James J Harris of RFD 7 Frederick on Md 355 at Evergreen Point costing 4 000. Three farm improvements include a rebuilt barn and dairy house at Md 77 Motter Station Road for Marshall V Sharrer of Rocky Ridge, a hog pen to cattle shelter for Austin Kemp of RFD 7 Frederick on Rocky Springs Road, and a 1 200 leasing shed for G Frank Thomas of RFD 4 Frederick on Cap Stine Road west of Ballenger Creek Road. Five private homes are listed, including an 18 000 brick veneer home with a garage on Tract Road north of Md 97 for John W
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Quality Court
U.S. 15
MD. 806
Carroll E. Kinsey
Thurmont
U.S. 340
Kepler Road
Petersville
James R. Marker
RFD
Frederick
James J. Harris
Evergreen Point
Motter Station
Marshall V. Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Austin Kemp
Rocky Springs
G. Frank Thomas
Cap Stine
Ballenger Creek
John W
Rockefeller Says Goldwater Should Blame Himself
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller blames Sen. Barry M. Goldwater for the GOP defeats, saying Goldwater undermined unity and public confidence in the party. Goldwater argues the loss stemmed from a caricatured image of him and cites reactions from Romney and Hatfield amid the 1964 campaign dynamics.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller
U.S. News & World Report
George Romney
Michigan
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Romney
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Maryland Records 10 Votes for LBJ in 1964 Election
Maryland’s 10 electoral votes were recorded for President Johnson Monday in the same book used when the state’s six electoral votes were cast Feb 4 1789 for George Washington.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Johnson
George Washington
Fast Results for Self Storage Suite Sale
Three calls in 14 hours followed by a second call selling a suite. The unit is a living space in good condition. Contact after 6 pm at the provided phone number for details.
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Hatfield
Salem
Ore
News-Post
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Aid
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