AEC Fuming Denies Criticism Of Its Status
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission vigorously denies claims of administrative disarray and reduced government stature. Dr. Glenn Seaborg defends the five member setup, noting expanding diverse functions and major tasks ahead from seawater desalination to new nuclear weapons programs.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Seaborg
Senate House Atomic Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
State Department
U.S
John Palfrey
Palfrey
Security Council
White House
Office of Science and Technology
Deaths Mrs Roberta Dixon Morton 63
Mrs Roberta Dixon Morton 63 wife of William Dare Morton Magnolia Avenue Frederick died this morning after a lengthy illness in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick daughter of the late Charles P and Roberta Dixon Levy she is survived by her husband and children including Harold W Evans Jr William D Morton Jr Mrs Earl 8 S Manwiller Jr a brother Charles Van Swearingen and numerous grandchildren. She was a registered nurse a 1921 graduate of Church Home and Hospital and a member of the Evangelical United Church of Christ. Funeral home hours 1 to 9 p.m. Friday with services Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison & Son funeral directors.
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William D. Morton
Roberta Dixon Morton
William Dare Morton
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. Church St
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Funeral Notices for Mrs Dora May Grossnickle and Mrs Katherine Bell Brady
Funeral services were held for Mrs Dora May Grossnickle of Johnsville who died Sunday near Union Bridge with Rev Ralph E White officiating. Burial followed at Beaver Dam Cemetery in Brookfield area. Also honored were Mrs Katherine Bell Brady of Brunswick who died Friday. services led by Rev James Senseny D D at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick, with bearers listed and burial at Edgehill Cemetery in Charles Town West Virginia.
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Dora M. Grossnickle
Dora May Grossnickle
Johnsville
Brookfield Manor
Union Bridge
Beaver Dam Church
Ralph E. White
Walter L. Brady
Katherine Bell Brady
Brunswick
Feete
James Senseny
D.D
Christian Alliance Church
Burgess Porter
Harry Moler
George Kidwiler
William Marshall
John Hammond
Jerry Eshbaugh
Edgehill Cemetery
Charles Town
W. Va
Bulletproof Shield Planned for Johnson Inaugural Parade
The Secret Service orders a bulletproof glass shield for President Johnson during the January 20 inaugural parade, with similar protection planned for the Capitol platform. The move follows the Warren Commission seeking Hoover’s security recommendations to enhance protection.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Secret Service
Johnson
U.S. Capitol
Warren Commission
John F Kennedy
FBI
Hoover
New Type Bargaining For Labor Managemen
A blue ribbon panel proposes a new bargaining style to ease labor management strife. After an 18 month study the 12 member group suggests ongoing talks between labor and management rather than high pressure bargaining near contract expirations. The panel was named by President John F Kennedy. Breahives
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Voters Go To Polls In School Election
Berkeley Springs West Virginia voters in Morgan County cast ballots in a special school levy election. The measure would merge two existing levies and cut the property tax rate from 96 to 65 percent to fund higher teachers salaries.
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Berkeley Springs
Morgan County
Ex-Fredericktonian Sues Over Church Tax Exemptions
Ex-Fredericktonian Lemoin Cree, a civilian research biologist at Fort Detrick until August 14, 1964, sues the federal government challenging church tax exemptions. He claims the government earned interest on 51.38 deducted from his 1963 salary and returned last year. Federal attorneys say Cree paid no taxes in 1963, barring suit. a special three-judge court hears his bid to end exemptions for church property.
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Lemoin Cree
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Cree
Justice Department
Murray
Hawaii
Sickles Plans In Depth Maryland Industry Inspection Tour
Congressman Carlton R Sickles announces an in depth review of Maryland industrial facilities with visits to Baltimore City plants including McCormick Company American Sugar Refining Westinghouse Western Electric and a possible Frederick Clorox plant at Proctor and Gamble as part of a statewide economic climate tour to assist local industries in securing government contracts and to gain first hand understanding of state industry functions and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton R Sickles
Maryland
Frederick
Sickles
Bendix Corporation
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Baltimore
McCormick Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Western Electric Manufacturing Company
Congressman Sickles
Proctor and Gamble Corporation
East Church Street
Governor To Hold Open House Jan 1 in Annapolis
Governor and Mrs Tawes will host an open house at the Maryland governor’s mansion on New Year’s Day. National Guard officers will be received from noon to 2 p.m. and the general public from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Mrs Tawes
Maryland National Guard
Gubernatorial
Forneys
Forney Arc Welders
Main St
New Market
Frederick
Uniteds
United Steam Fire Engine Company No 3
Stanley Y Bennett
New Years
Southern States Valley Coop
Middletown
Farmers Cooperative Assoc
Five Day Forecast Predicts Warm Week Ahead
Temperatures will average eight degrees or more above normal with highs from 40 to 47 and lows from 20 to 32. Mild weekend weather gives way to cooler conditions early next week. Rainfall expected around one-tenth to six-tenths of an inch, likely Sunday or Monday.
Patient Gene D Butler Improves at Frederick Memorial
Gene D Butler, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for two weeks, shows slow but steady improvement as his condition stabilizes and he responds to treatment.
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Gene D. Butler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cowboy Leaves Trail Of Stolen Autos
Four men in Western attire stole a late model car from a Clovis used car lot and used it for a road test. The vehicle had been stolen from Amarillo and traced to Lubbock before being linked to Hobbs, with authorities in Hobbs seeking its origin.
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Clovis
Amarillo
Tex
Lubbock
Hobbs
NUM Hobbs
Hundreds of Reds Arrested in India
In New Delhi India hundreds of Communist party members were arrested in dawn raids as Lal Bahadur Shastri's government claimed the Reds were preparing for violence and acting as a fifth column tied to Communist China. The crackdown targeted leaders nationwide amid Kerala election tensions.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
Kerala
Floods cause vast damages across several western states
Floods and snow storms across California Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada triggered emergency recovery efforts. Oregon reports 315 million in damage and Willamette River devastation. Reedsport and Independence aid centers support about 1500 evacuees. Washington cites 7 million in damage and ice jams threaten Yakima. Idaho and Nevada face lingering flood precursors with uncertain totals.
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California
Oregon
Willamette
Mark Hatfield
Reedsport
Red Cross
Independence
Ore
Washington
Johnson
Cascade Mountains
Idaho
Nevada
Alliance Church Sets Candlelight Service on New Year’s Eve
The Alliance Church in Bruns wick will hold a candlelight service from 11 pm to midnight on New Year’s Eve. Rev. James Senseny will preside as the choir sings testimonies and a short sermon. The congregation will join in prayer as the old year ends and the new begins.
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Alliance Church
Brunswick
James Senseny
Brunswick Car Crash Tfc Reckless Driving Charge
Albert M. Staley 50 of Walkersville drove into a parked car owned by Roger Zimmerman causing it to hit a second Zimmerman vehicle. Damage listed as 125 dollars for Staley’s 1958 sedan and 85 dollars total for Zimmermans. Robert L. McAfee filed reckless driving charges. The piracy remark appears unrelated.
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Albert M. Staley
Walkersville
Roger Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Staley
Robert L. McAfee
Two Missing After Jet Fighter Crashes Near Chesapeake
In Virginia Beach a supersonic Navy F4B Phantom from Fighter Squadron 102 crashed near the Chesapeake Light Ship with two men aboard. Crew names withheld pending next of kin notification. Air-sea search to continue through the night.
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Virginia Beach
Chesapeake
Oceana Naval Air Station
Navy
Community Christmas gratitude and New Year wishes from Montevue
Grace L Schell thanks Montevue residents for support during Christmas 1964 and commends youth for caring for older citizens. She extends joyous New Year greetings and signs as Supt Montevue Home. A nearby ad block lists services from Rodger’s Fried Chicken to welding sales and a town bid notice for Mount Airy pumping station improvements dated December 28, 1964.
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Montevue
Grace L Schell
Mount Airy
Maryland
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
St Paul Street
Baltimore
C. M. van Poole
Schedule for Christmas tree collection by city residents
Notice to residents outlines a January timetable for discarding trees from January 2 to January 6 with specific street-area zones for each day and a pending Wednesday burning event. Homeowners should place greens curbside before truck passes and avoid interference with regular garbage service. Russell I. Morgan, Superintendent of Streets, urges cooperation.
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Patrick Street
Linden Hills
Church Street
Sixth Street
Russell I. Morgan
The News Classifieds and Notices From Frederick
A compact roundup of 1960s Frederick area items includes public notices auctions and sales at Hamilton’s Restaurant household goods sales in Frederick and surrounding towns obituaries and thank you messages plus local business and service ads for home improvements car services and stores. Names and addresses appear with dates and prices as readers are urged to attend auctions and observe notice deadlines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynn Ausherman
Barbara Laughlin
Unionville
A. Irvin Renn
Russell Z. Herman
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Bobbie Dietz
David D. Eigenbrode
Frederick Farmer’s Cooperative Association
Union-Everedy
Union- Everedy Company
Leo H
Charles A Winpigler
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
W. B. McEachern
Eulalie Owens McEachern
Kensington
Montgomery County Historical Society
Chevy Chase
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Walter B. McEachern Jr
Pittsburgh
Ethelyn O Hanks
Rughy Q Brinckley
Pumphrey Funeral Home
Arlington Cemetery
Beavers
David Bohn
Robert Dotterer
Norman Eyler
Harold Kime
John Green
David Stoner
Beaver Dam Cemetery
D D Hartzler
Breahives
Gerhard Mercator
Fist
Fredericktonian
South America
Amazon River
Rodger's
Rodger
N. Market St
Ext
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Morstead
S&h
Warfield
Bernard T Warfield
Frederick News Post
Hamilton
Frederick Med
Ernest Redcard
Myersville
SAP Linn
Almont Ave Thurmeont
Banks
Rex Wallin
Ashburs
Ou Ausband
Lewis G Couuse
Ven
Rice’s
Ceresville Motor Co
Prospect
Southern States Woodsboro Coop
Glade Valley Milling Company
Woodsboro
PAL
Ennetty
News-Post
North Court Street
York
Rome
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
World Book Baclopedia & Ciileer
Coda
Cory and Es
WiPh & Son
Sal Hall
Wrovames ST Lane Cay
Ney
Irfoen
Rederick Jlne Company
Chapel
Atev Ld
St Dal Mo Est
TOR
Avalain Alt
Steeman
Thane
Permarket
Seth
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
W. Jerome Offutt
2Nd St
Philadelphia
Munrrer
Independence & Congress Halls
Christ Church
Ross Heine Zoological Gardens
Jenist
Trans & Tours
Harvey A. Harrington
South St
Permanen
Little
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
MOSER
Fay
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
Nelson Tucker
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