Snowfall Near Frederick Expected to End by Evening
Light moist snow began in Frederick this morning with 1 to 2 inches predicted for areas west of Frederick County. Temperatures reach the upper 30s today with a low around 20 overnight and continuation of mild, unsettled weather into early next week. Travelers urged to use caution on western Baltimore roads as snow sticks to streets and sidewalks.
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Frederick
Friendship
Baltimore
Frederick County
Zoning Appeals Studied by Frederick County Board
Five zoning relief appeals were heard at Winchester Hall. Floyd Shepley seeks a variance to build a house on Dublin Road near Walkersville for his daughter. The Point of Rocks Estates requests a front yard setback variance on six lots, as houses sit closer than allowed. Richard Zimmerman for Charnita Inc discusses developing Emmitsburg area land into a recreation area or tourist camp, seeking interpretation of zoning limits for such use. Continued on Page Five.
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Frederick
Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard Zimmerman
Charles Rist
Charnita, Inc
Pennsylvania
Chusuna
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Christmas Celebrated At 3 Different Times
Bethlehem struggles with three Christmas dates Dec 25 for Catholics and Protestants Jan 7 for Greeks Jan 19 for Armenians as pilgrim crowds swell the town economy. The Church of the Nativity governs access under police neutrality while competing rites and routes divide sacred space.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
George S. Dicks
St. Catherine
Church of the Nativity
Meer
Mhertan Cort
Jerusalem
Manger Square
Tel Aviv
Underground Bomb Test Postponed in Nevada
In Las Vegas, a planned underground nuclear test labeled a prototype warhead for anti ballistic missiles was delayed 24 hours by weather conditions. The test was rescheduled for Thursday at a shaft site near a Fallon area, according to the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Momic Energy Commission
Plane Carrying 44 Aboard Crashes Near Chu Lai
An Air Force transport plane carrying 44 people crashed south of Chu Lai. Initial reports say 14 were killed with most of the remaining 30 injured. three in serious condition. Victims’ names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Saigon
Chu Lai
U.S
Agnew to resign Jan 7. Maryland to meet Jan 6 special session
Gov. Spiro Agnew announced he will resign the Maryland governorship at noon January 7 and convene the General Assembly for a special session at noon January 6 to choose his successor. A large group of legislative leaders attended the news conference as speculation swirled over the Democratic-heavy legislature’s likely pick.
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APJ
Maryseland
Spiro Tip New
Agmew
General Assembly
Marsland Povernor
United States
Agnew
Senate
Wiliam
U.S
Rogert C. B. Morton
Maryland
Goldstein
Day Care Center Plan Pushed By Frederick Couple
Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals heard a request by Mr and Mrs Henry Auth to run a day care center at 723 N Market St replacing the current nursery at 724 Motter Ave adjacent to a high rise elderly housing project. If approved the Ruths would expand to 50 children with eight staff. A second day care request at 362 Tatelok St by Mrs Anna Brown was withdrawn.
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Weinberg
Ruths
Board of Zoning Appeals
Realdendal Dinirter
Tatelok St. Mra
Anna Brown
Fire Log fragment reported with limited details
Dueling fire calls logged in a 24 hour period ending at 10 army city Gonzino county 642 4379 none.
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Army City
Gonsino
Sont
Nixon Near Nuclear Treaty Path as Nixon Signals Possibility
The article reports that president elect Nixon may soon signal Senate approval of a treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread while official stance remains cautious. William C. Foster described Nixon as noncommittal on timing, and Dirksen expressed support for swift ratification. Nixon aides stressed no public position before January 20.
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Nixon
Senate
William C. Foster
Foster
United Nations
U.S
Biut
Toster
Sisson
Hir
Johnson
Nixen
Dan
Dini Tos
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Ronald
Ziegler
Agnew to Leave Balanced Budget Tax Unchanged
Annapolis AP reports Gov Spiro T Agnew will avoid recommending a tax increase to keep Maryland’s budget balanced. A $35 million deficit is projected for the current year with potential $79 million from shifting June tax deadlines to cover it.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Board of Revenue
Maryland
Noard
General Fund
Louis L. Goldstein
Caen
Preliminary hearings postponed in Mag Court
Two preliminary hearings set for today were postponed to Thursday as Magistrate David E. Aldridge takes over from Herbert Rollins to review the cases. Accused include a Dickerson man and a Tuscarora youth charged with manslaughter for a fatal shooting at a Three Way Esso Station, and a Baltimore man charged with sending threatening letters demanding 45000 from a local bank.
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Tuscarora
Ialue
Hank
David E. Aldridge
Herbert Rollins
Fn Lie
Romy Nelson
Spence
Adamstown
Esso
Edward Dixon
RED
Terry V. Dolly
Sondiys
Michael Noddlford
Haltimore
Chest Cold Sends LBJ To Hospital
Washington reports President Johnson entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for a chest cold and low grade fever. Press secretary George Christian said the fever had become a chest cold and that the President was sent to the hospital on the physician’s advice. The President appeared hoarse at a speech and showed cold symptoms at a tree lighting in chilly weather.
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Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
George Christian
George Buckley
FBI Arrests 31 in Draft Deferment Scheme
The FBI arrested 31 people, mostly from Chicago, in a Selective Service draft deferment scheme. Four more suspects are sought, including arrests in Miami Beach Florida, with defendants linked to the Illinois and Minnesota National Guards and fake documents used to obtain illegal deferments.
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FBI
Chicago
Milami Beach
Fla
J. Edgar Hoover
Titnois National Guard
Noaver
Selective Service
National Guard
Hloover
Willa Everett Vivian
Willy Britton Jr
L. Cleveland
Minois
Police Expand Search For Kidnapped Fla Girl
Federal and local investigators widen a nationwide search for Barbara Jane Mackie, a 12 year old kidnapped from a Northeast Atlanta motel near Emory University. Her millionaire parents, linked to Miami real estate, remain unlocated as officers pursue leads.
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Cai
Barbara Jane Mackie
Emory University
Enea
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