Park talk on Monocacy National Military Park plans
Dr. J Walter Coleman of the Interior Department will discuss the Monocacy battlefield National Military Park act and a $50 000 appropriation at a Frederick Civil War Centennial Association meeting in Frederick Wednesday. The 100th anniversary is July 9 1964.
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Frederick County
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the Park Service
Francis Scott Key
Battlefield
Battle of
Maryland
Monocacy National Military Park
United States
Ashes Sell Home Moving To Braddock
Dr Howard W Ash and wife sold their home at 921 East Church Street to Alan W Long and wife for about 18500 per revenue stamps on the deed at the Court House. The 31 foot frontage and 198 foot depth sit on the north side of East Church Street. They will move this Saturday to a house they built on Jefferson Boulevard in Braddock Heights.
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East Church Street
Alan W. Long
Court House
Ash
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Severe cold grips region with 13 degree low today
A frigid winter wave drove temperatures to 13 degrees early today with more subfreezing readings predicted tonight The storm expected to bring light snow into the region Wednesday night and Thursday morning may spread across Garrett County and surrounding counties The Associated Press notes subzero cold across the north and bitter cold in the Midwest and New England with readings from 16 in International Falls to 9 below in Milwaukee and Chicago O Hare.
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Lone Rock
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Chicago
O'Hare
Portland
Maine
Augusta
Frederick High School Band Pancake Day funds uniforms
Frederick High School Band Boosters host a second annual Pancake Day on Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Independent Hose Company's social hall to raise about $2,000 to help pay the $9,000 uniform debt for 100 uniforms.
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West Church Street
William W. Dorrell
Dr. Dorrell
Frederick Band Boosters, Inc
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Four U S Hostages Freed By Miners In Bolivia
Four U S citizens held for ten days in a Bolivian tin mining center were freed and flown back to La Paz. They were moved to Oruro Monday night where they were taken after their release.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Oruro
Emmitsburg Grievances Over Consolidated High School Site
A northern Maryland delegation protested the choice of the Staub site at Thurmont for a consolidated high school. They urged the Board of Education to reconsider and to price a Jamison Wivell or alternate site, while officials noted budget and location concerns and the county’s limited authority.
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Thurmont
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Staub
Jamison-Wivell
A. Irvin Renn
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Dorsey
Renn
Glen Gillespie
Benn
Jane Bollinger
Harry Prongas
Old Frederick Road
Bollinger
Johnson pledges unswerving peacekeeping at U N
President Johnson in the General Assembly pledges unswerving commitment to keeping and strengthening peace. He praises U N successes, notes ongoing conflicts and disarmament issues, and calls for international aid shared by every nation while avoiding new major policy proposals. He seeks a peaceful revolution to improve welfare and dignity.
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America
Johnson
United Nations
General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
U.N
Freed On Manslaughter Charge For Ft Ritchie Soldier
A 28 year old Ft Ritchie soldier Robert Leonard Nichols was found guilty on the passing charge and fined 35 dollars plus court costs after pleading guilty to the charge of passing in a three car crash on U S 15 at Saint Anthony s. Three people died in the collision. Nichols faced three counts including manslaughter and reckless driving but pleaded guilty to one charge and the others were dismissed for insufficient evidence. The incident occurred May 19 near Rochester New York.
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Byron W. Thompson
Robert Rothenhoefer
Robert Leonard Nichols
Chatham
U. S. 15
Saint Anthony’s
Mark David Smith
Joyce Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Raymond E. Sheehan
Lyons
Raymond Edward Smith
Tfe
Neil F. Bechtel
Nichols
Smith
Aubrey Cleo Bedle
Mechanicsburg
Tie. Bechtel
Niehel
Bodle
McNamara Says NATO Can Handle Itself Without Nuclear War
Paris AP Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told a NATO meeting that Western power could withstand any war with the Soviet bloc without a nuclear surprise attack. He argued for stronger conventional forces, noting NATO’s divisions lag behind a 30-division target and urging continued buildup.
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Robert
McNamara
U.S
North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Europe
Alli
Tydings Hume Agree On One Senate Candidate
Joseph Tydings and David Hume agreed that only one will run for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate next year. They met in a Washington hospital room where Hume is recovering from a throat infection and did not specify which would challenge state comptroller Louis Goldstein. Tydings resigned as U.S. attorney for Maryland last month to pursue a Senate bid, though the timing remains uncertain.
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Washington
Joseph Tydings
David Hume
U.S Senate
Hume
Louis Goldstein
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Gospels Of Christmas Matthew Thought To Have More Ability
Editor notes Matthew as the most literary apostle with the greatest store of first hand information. The article portrays him as a tax collector turned apostle recording the birth narrative and early life of Jesus amid Rome’s rule and persecutions.
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Jesus
Christ
George W. Cornell
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Merod Agrippa
Caligula
James
Johnson To Give State Of Union Talk
President Johnson will deliver his State of the Union message to Congress in person on January 8. Democratic leaders said the current session will end Friday or Saturday, with lawmakers returning January 7, and they must confer with the Republican leadership on adjournment timing.
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Johnson
Congress
Capitol
White House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
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