CAC Asks For More Office Space In Winchester Hall
Frederick County antipoverty agency CAC asked the county commissioners for two additional offices in Winchester Hall to house two poverty program aides funded by a federal grant. Plan proposes using an adjacent lounge space. decision pending after area inspection. Sister Madeline cites Headstart successes and broader poverty efforts.
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Frederick County
Community Action Committers
Winchester Hall
Madeline
CAC
Farmers Home Administration
Comisioners
Shipley Tannenbaum
Local Offices Ransacked in Las Building
Early morning break in leaves Las Building offices ransacked and safes opened. Police report thief entered via broken church street glass, targeting offices of V. Myers Jr and others. No suspects yet. nothing reported stolen except minor items. Local officials listed include Benjamim Rosen, Goodloe Byran, and Lewis Dertzbaugh.
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Unef
Phors
Las
Laas V. Myers Jr. Liquoricense
Com. Masinier
West Church Street
Benjamim BK
Rosenstuck Gree
Lasenatark
Myers
Goodloe
Fo Byran
Austin James
Ciflan Wirts
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Delegation presses improvements at Montevue Home near Fort Detrick
A twenty plus member delegation from Frederick County aging groups asks County Commissioners to delay appointing a Montevue superintendent until mid 1967 or a full analysis is completed. They urge a consultant study costing 5000 to 5000 and call for expanded medical and institutional care for the elderly at Montevue on Rosemont Avenue.
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Frederick County
Montevue
Commission of the Aging
Rosemont Avenue
Fort Detrick
Arthur Throne
Commission On the Aging
Frederick County Commission On the Aging
Montevue County
Une
David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wolff Contender for State Roads Chairman Post
Jerome Bo Wolff a Brunswick consultant and Pikesville resident is being considered by Governor elect Spria new for chairman of the State Roads Commission. The post pays 250 a year with a six million budget and oversees road maintenance and new construction planning at state and federal levels.
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Jerome Bo Wolff
Brunswick
Pikesville
State Roads Commission
Sprianew
Wolff
Chicago
This Falls
Agnew
Wlohe B. Funk
State Roads Commission Eines Ena
John A. Derr
Frederick
Derr
Chapman
Tas
Hinds
Wollt
Northwestern University
Lavela University
Bar Association
Elis
Marsland
Marstand
Dohus Hopkins Priversiis Und
Baltimore
Vinonenthe Accompliahments
Watt
Hare International
Chicage
Mitian
Randolph Prekd
Tex
Air Force Mets
Oto Chaldren
Lander Road Traffic Ban Near Madotd Bridge
A Freder County Roads spokesman said Lander Road will be closed next Monday through Wednesday while bridge work is completed. Traffic from Jefferson to Lander, Frye Road to Madotd will be prohibited during the restriction.
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Freder County Roads Department
Lander Road
Mad
Jefferson
Lander
Frye Road
Mado Td
Students aid mentally ill at Springfield State Hospital
Sixteen Hood College students visit Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville to entertain and work with patients. Sponsored by the Maryland Association for Mental Health and the hospital volunteer service, groups of five assist in music, art, or other fields. The project aims to support more than 900 patients and runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays afternoons.
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Hood Collee
Thei
Aml Mere
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Maryland Association For Mental Health Aid
Hospals Volunteer Service Department
Clibo
Kathy Turner
Grange
Ann Reassinder
Viteer Department
SUOU
Carol Phinvtingsen
Aan Piandsea
Calif
Susan Reppier
Wanchester
Wasahesbore
Linda Brew Witerston Delo
Deer season opens as hunters brave teens in Frederick County
Hunters faced cold 16 degree temperatures as the two day antlerless deer season began. By noon 64 deer were checked at four stations Ben's Service Station Thurmont Snook's Feed Mill Lewistown Delphey's Sport Store Frederick and Jefferson Trading Post. Officials note turnout was heavier than usual but kill totals remain near normal. The state estimates 29 percent of the harvest will be antlerless in Frederick County, with weather turning milder later in the weekend.
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Ben's
Thurmont
Snook’s
Lewistown
Delphey's Sport Store
Frederick
Jefferson Trading Post
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County
Illinois Site Chosen For Atom Smasher
Weston Illinois selected as the site for a 375 million dollar atom smasher after a years long competition among 200 contenders. The accelerator would employ about 2000 people, cost 60 million annually to operate, and take six to eight years to build once funds are approved. Final six candidates included Madison Wisconsin Brookhaven Long Island Sacramento Sierra Foothills near Sacramento Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Washington Cap
Weston
Atomic Energy Commission
Dickerson
Adamstown
National Academy of Sciences
Commission
AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Congr
Madison
Wis
Brookhaven
Ong Island
X.Y. Denver
Colo
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
Ann Arbor
Mich
NATO Ministers Back East-West Cooperation
NATO ministers endorsed an Italian plan for scientific cooperation with Soviet bloc nations to close the brain gap, aiming at East West tech ties starting with Europe. Rusk announced a USA list of priority nonmilitary aid for South Vietnam, with contributions from France, West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and other allies.
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Paris
North Atlantis Treaty Organization
Amintore Pantani
Europe
United States
Economeo
Uae
BatWest
Tae Scientific Danmiaan
NATO
Dean Rusk
America
NAPD
South Vietnam
Rusk
Suutcos
Saigon
Saten
SVPO
Memchers
West Germany
Bellaio
Holland
Stals. Greeve
Dungdal
Theseas Heavn
Arte Erais
Tiem
Market Rebounds Moderately After Thursday Slide
New York stocks opened mixed in moderate trading as a partial recovery from Thursday's decline emerged. Brokers expected the pullback to stay within moderate bounds while investors eyed gains and stability.
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New York
Red China's Power Feud Continues in Tokyo AP report
The Mao-Lin faction admitted opposition still holds relative superiority in culture and ideology and urged mass action to oust them by elections or recall. The target is Liu Shao-chi. Red Flag amplifies the call while Tao Chu singles out Liu and Teng Hsiao-ping for attack at a December rally. The piece notes ongoing struggle and rising violence.
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Tokyo
Mao-Lin
Communist China
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
Lin
Peking
Tao Chu
Teng Hsiao-ping
Tao
Red Flap
Dispatcher Named for Central Alarm System in Ridgely
James Ridgles appointed dispatcher for the Frederick County Central Fire Alarm system. The system, operating from Montevue Home in Careon, will dispatch fire trucks and ambulances countywide, coordinate with Carroll and Montgomery counties, and be overseen by a central advisory committee. Ridgles, a former Montgomery County Police shelter employee, will assist fire departments with contract procedures and answer questions at meetings. He plans a company questionnaire and will attend fire company meetings to explain the system. He currently lives in Gaithershire and will move back to Frederick.
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James “. Ridsles
Montgomery County Police
Vprederick County Central Fire Alarim
Central Ulari
Acim Asstem
Careon
Montevue
Maes Eosttocs
Toowill
Ous
Carroll
Montgomery
Ridgies
Gaithershire
Frecerick
Bombings In Capital Denied In Saigon
U S warplanes avoided Hanoi as controversy over attacks raged. Missions over North Vietnam limited by weather, with raids near Haiphong and in the Dien Bien Phu area. U S Command denied bombs hit Hanoi, citing a review showing ordnance stayed in military target zones south and northeast of the city.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
North
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Chhef
U.S. Command
Dien Bien Phu
Soviet Union
Three Braddock Heights Teens Arrested For Leaflet Distribution
Three area teenage girls were arrested for distributing army literature near the local Post Office. Police said the youths threw pamphlets over steps and sidewalks, leading to charges of juvenile delinquency. They were released to their parents.
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Uty Pelee
Braddock Heights
East Aoidvear
East Patrick Ruth Street
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Baker Park
J. Rolfe Castleman
Ieft
Martin Elderhorst
Springfield Hospital
Illinois
Red China
Fire. Ambulance Service
Ridgley
Neenwreva
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