New Market Sanitary District Proposed by Frederick County Commission
The first sanitary district in the county is proposed for New Market by the Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission. Officials say the district is necessary for public health and safety, with ten-day objection window for residents and a required public hearing if objections arise.
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New Market
Frederick County
Sanitary Commission
The
State Health Department
Benjamin E. Beavin Company
Commission
Sanitary District
Court House
James H. Grove
Noah FE. Kefauver Jr
Joseph M. Kline
Missing Castillo De Montjuich Triggers Spanish Alarm
Spanish authorities issued an alert for the 7,072 ton freight ship Castillo De Montjuich six days overdue on the Boston to La Coruna run. About 40 to 50 crew were aboard with 9,000 tons of cargo as a Spanish cruiser Canarias and two frigates searched Atlantic waters. The Cadiz registered vessel has ten years on the Boston La Coruna route and is owned by Eleano.
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Madrid
Castillo de Montjuich
Boston
Mass
la Coruna
Canarias
Atlantic
Cadiz
Stassen to Decide in May on 1964 GOP Run
Former Minnesota governor Harold E. Stassen says he will announce next month whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He plans to reveal his decision in the near future.
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Aid Continues For Families After City Explosion
Local residents and organizations extend help to two families displaced by an East Fifth Street explosion and fire on Christmas Eve. The Red Cross reports the Davis children are outfitted and Sears Roebuck donated toys. their parents remain hospitalized with burns.
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East Fifth Street
The
Red Cross
John C. Davis
Sears Roebuck
Ruth Edwards
Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. Albert Dean
John Ed. Schell
Henry King
Two Accidents In City Thursday
Police reported two vehicle crashes on Thursday. The first at 4 39 p m on East Patrick street involved Mary Lipps and Otho Keller IV, totaling 160 in damage. Lipps was charged with unsafe lane change. The second at 11 a m on West Church street involved Maxton Butler striking a parked Howard Ambrose vehicle, with 15 damage to Ambrose and no charges.
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East Patrick Street
Mary Lipps
East Sixth Street
Otho Keller IV
Keller
Lipps
William E. Shepley
William H. Crabill
West Church Street
Church
Maxton Butler
Klinehart
Howard Ambrose
RFD
Frederick
Butler
Ambrose
Alton Twenty
Clearing City Streets As Cold Air Returns
Warmer weather aided city crews in snow removal but the weather bureau warns of incoming cold air before weekend end. Downtown streets East and West Second from East to Bentz and South from Carroll to Jefferson will be cleared tonight with no parking.
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Weather Bureau
Court
East Patrick Street
Fight Reported Outside Canteen Tavern on Christmas Eve
City police received a call from Leroy Myers owner of the Canteen tavern at 325 North Market street around 11 21 p m Christmas Eve about a table turned over and a fight in front of the business. Officers arrived found no fight and no arrests were made.
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Leroy Myers
Canteen Tavern
North Market Street
110 Pints Of Blood Donated At Frederick County Drive
Area residents donated 110 pints Thursday at the Red Cross Bloodmobile stationed at Calvary Methodist Church to bolster the Washington Regional Blood Center. Of 122 donors, 76 had prior gifts to the Frederick County Blood Program, 46 were first time donors, many naming Mr and Mrs Henry King as their reason after their December 24 explosion.
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King
Fort Detrick
Dean
Baltimore
Red Cross
Washington Regional
American Red Cross
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick County
Henry King
James A. Grove
Price Electric Company
Sagner’s, Inc
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Five Day Forecast From AP Sees Cold Week Ahead
Temperatures will run about 5 degrees below normal Saturday through Wednesday with highs from 39 to 47 and lows from 25 to 32, dipping near 20 in extreme Western Maryland. Snow possible Tuesday, averaging about a quarter inch, with lighter flurries in western areas.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Christmas party entertains Point of Rocks children
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association held its annual Christmas party at Camp Kanawha for about 50 children. Santa distributed gifts and candy while Hagan hosted magic and music with Connie Staley and Patti Lou Cline performing carols and duets.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Camp Kanawha
Santa Claus
H. David Hagan
Thomas H. Quill
Sperry L. Storm
Connie Staley
University of Maryland
Storm
Mr. Hagan
Hagan
Herald Angels
Patti Lou Cline
Frostburg State Teachers College
Miss Staley
God
David Hagan
Miss Cline
Sir John Stainer
Farnsworth
Kerrigan
Henry Decker
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ralph Kanode
Rene Gibo
Earl Kolb
Rhoads
The
Frederick Fish and Game Protecting Association
Tax Bills Go In Mail End Of Year
Tax bills for the short 1964 year will be mailed next Tuesday covering January 1 to June 30. The six month bills run at $1.07 per $100 of assessed real estate value with two percent discount in January and one percent in February. A second half of the year will be mailed July 1, with one annual county tax bill thereafter. A car fire on West College Terrace involved a late model Chevrolet.
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Charlotte W. Yarrell
State Board of Public Works
Frederick County
Mars Smog Clouds May End Hope Of Life On Red Planet
New evidence from Drs Sebastian Karrer and Carl Kiess suggests Mars hosts nitrogen dioxide gas in cloud form, not just dust. Spectroscopic analysis links the yellow hue to toxic gases, challenging hopes for Martian life and reigniting questions about Earth’s own search for life-friendly worlds.
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Washington
Mars
Earth
Sebastian Karrer
Carl C. Kiess
Karrer
Kiess
Georgetown College Observatory
Venus
Johnson Plans Texas hospitality for Erhard at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson prepares a weekend visit for West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard blending music and menu. Pianist Van Cliburn will perform German music as a luncheon centerpiece with Texas German chocolate cake. The Johnsons will host 400 guests in a ranch setting with German flags, barbecue, and Western service.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Cyprus
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Johnson Ranch
Johnston City
Lbj Ranch
van Cliburn
Texas
Erhard
Lone Star
U.S
Maryland Farmers Tilled More Land With Lower Crop Values
Maryland farmers tilled 1,555,000 acres in 1963, a 1 percent gain, but crop value fell 4 percent to 125,456,000 dollars due mainly to tobacco declines. Tobacco output dropped 32 percent to 27.6 million pounds, the smallest in 18 years, while corn rose slightly to 20.8 million bushels. Average yield per acre slipped from 60 to 52 bushels.
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College Park
Maryland
Co. N. Guellow
Kennedy Tops Canadian Editors as World’s Leading Newsmaker
For the second year, Canadian editors name John F. Kennedy the world’s leading maker of news. The Canadian Press announced a poll results.
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Toronto
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Protest Over Bulgarian Legation Attack
The United States lodged a strong protest over damage to its Sofia legation after a mob of about 3000 Bulgarians attacked the building for an hour. The State Department dismissed Sofia’s spy trial as a show trial and questioned the motives behind the protest amid Communist-era tensions. Bulgarian police dispersed the crowd after the legation sought protection.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Legation
British patrols through Nicosia seek Cyprus peace amid delays
British patrols moved through Nicosia to protect civilians as Greek and Turkish units would not join due to disagreements over mixed patrols. One British soldier was wounded in Larnaca on a separate patrol. The Cyprus conflict, sparked by five bloody days, drew NATO concern as Greek and Turkish garrisons clash-lingering tensions hindered joint patrol plans.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
Meditterranean
P.G. Young
Young
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Record Set In Car Sales In 1963
Ward's Automotive Reports 1963 new car sales reach 7.5 million an all time high, driven by 372000 imported units. Domestic sales total 7.127 million with 7.408 million in 1955, year covered Jan 1 to Dec 20. An ambulance transport to Frederick Memorial Hospital occurred at 8 15 a.m.
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Detroit
Ward
Ward's
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