Mrs Bowlus Chosen Grand Jury Foreman in Frederick
Mrs. Lorene W Bowlus of Frederick was selected as foreman of a county grand jury impaneled this morning before Circuit Court Judges Patrick M Schnauffer and Robert E Clapp Jr The jurors heed warnings on violence and organized crime and were told only 31 cases would be presented due to a light December session The panel may be recalled if needed The roster includes Walker N Jolliffe D David Snook John L Smith Russell L House Albertine Baker Richard Weedon and others
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Lorene W. Bowlus
Frederick
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert E. Clapp
Bowlus
Emmett R. Bowlus
Baltimore City
Clapp
Spe
Cial
Walker N. Jolliffe
D. David Snook
John L. Smith
Russell L. House
Albertine Baker
Richard Weedon
Glenn F. Stankel
Roy F. Myers
John F. Bussard
Russell W. Shoemaker
G. Nelson Dallam
Howard M. Barkier
Mildred Lombardi
Calvin M. Staub
O. Jackson Pear
Educators To Review Budget Before County Hearings
The Frederick County Board of Education will review the proposed instructional budget for the coming fiscal year. It covers all teachers salaries principals vice principals and supervisors along with teaching supplies and materials. Board members will hear Superintendent Dr John L Carnochan's figures and may revise them before presenting to the County Commissioners. The next sessions will address other budget sections at the regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at 7 pm in the East Church Street offices and are expected to run until about 1 pm.
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Frederick County Board of Education
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County Commissioners
East Church Street
Trampled to Death in Mexico Music Festival
In Guadalajara AP reports nineteen people died and over forty were injured as a stampede struck a popular music festival. About 7,000 fans left an arena while 5,000 more crowded to enter, causing a fatal crush including six children. A panic near the exit followed a clash between groups.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
New Snow Warning Issued Here For Frederick Area
Frederick area forecasters issued a new snow warning predicting one to three inches today with sleet mixed in and hazardous driving conditions. Temperatures plunge to near 10 tonight with teens and 20s forecast, while a nearby lake ice situation prompts a police check but skating remains barred.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Culler Lake
Charles Vo Main
Maryland
Cheaspeake Bay
Baltimore
Oakland
Garrett County
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hancock
Mt Airy to Open Water Pump Bids Tonight
Mt Airy mayor and council will open bids for a new water pump tonight. The town operates three pumps, and a fourth is in poor condition. No other major business is planned. In Emmitsburg, Mayor Ralph F. Trelan said no matters of importance are scheduled for tonight's municipal meeting.
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Mt. Airy
Ralph W. Williar
Williar
Emmitsburg
Ralph F. Trelan
Covered Bridges In County Need Repairs
Frederick County clings to three Maryland remaining covered bridges Utica Loys Station and Roddy Road may suffer further wear without weather dependent repairs. Roads engineer Southey Nottingham Jr. notes no major repairs needed though painting and siding are overdue on all three structures dating back over a century. Utica and Loys Station are two span bridges with Roddy Road being the smallest in the state. Utica Bridge once over the Monocacy River was moved after a flood in 1889 and rebuilt over Fishing Creek.
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Fishing Creek
Utica
Leys Station
Frederick County
Maryland
Loys Station
Reddy Road
Thurmont
Southey T. Nottingham Jr
Owens
Loys
Roddy Road
Monocacy River
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Ethiopia for Historic State Trip
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Addis Ababa for an eight day state visit to Ethiopia at the invitation of Emperor Haile Selassie. The trip marks the first by a British monarch to the country as Addis Ababa prepares with new highway and palace wing. The queen plans four days in the capital then tours in the interior including mountaintops near Gondar and Lake Tana, source of the Blue Nile.
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London
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Africa
Addis Ababa
Elizabeth
Dondar
Lake Tana
Officials Attend Parks Meet In College Park
Three area officials join a College Park session to learn about federal and state matching funds for park and recreation projects. Robert A. Whiteford Freder ick city engineer Dr. Warren Evans recreation director Randolph B. Rosencrantz county clerk attend. James O Donnell director of the Maryland State Planning Department convened to outline Land and Water Conservation Act funding for Maryland units.
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College Park
Robert A. Whiteford
Frederick
Warren Evans
Board of Education
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
James O'Donnell
Maryland State Planning Department
Whiteford
O'Donnell
Maryland
War on Quackery Urged by Senate Panel
Senate investigators urge a federal war on quacks and pitchmen who profit from the elderly. A subcommittee report cites scams draining retirement incomes, with $1 billion a year repeatedly noted. Proposals include a Central Antiquackery Bureau within the FDA to combat fake arthritis cures and youth-boosting devices.
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Washington
Senate
Central Antiquackery Bureau
The
Food and Drug Administration
New Outlook On Life At Catoctin Job Corps Camp
George May reports nine youths aged 14 to 19 in training at the open, fenced-free Catoctin Job Corps Camp near Camp David Greentop. Instructors aim to tailor education and trades to each boy, with at least 10 hours of study weekly and hands-on work. The youths express surprise and optimism, noting newfound direction and responsibility, and one plans to become a forester.
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George May
Catoctin
Job Corps
Johnson
Catoctin Mountains
Frederick
Camp David
Greentop
Warner Cheeks
Parkway Elementary School
Cheeks
Hagerstown
Baltimore Dockers Vote On Revised Contract In Wave
Baltimore Longshoremen begin nine hours of voting at eight stations as docks from Maine to Texas sit idle for the 22nd day. William Haile says turnout looks strong in Baltimore and that the new master contract has ILA backing, with votes tallied after 5 p.m. across six locations.
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Baltimore
Maine
Texas
New York
William Haile
International Longshoremen’s Association
Haile
ILA
Vote Today On Aid To Appalachia
The Senate considers the 1.09 billion Appalachia aid bill with backing predicting a wide margin. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called the session early for a midafternoon roll call on funds to boost economies across 11 states, mostly for roads. Amendments to curb scope blocked. authors of rival aid proposals urged waiting for broader legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Appalachia
Mike Mansfield
Brezhnev Holds Secret Talks in Hungary With Kadar
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev and Presidium member Nikolai Podgorny spent three days in Budapest last week in secret meetings with Hungarian Premier Janos Kadar. MTI reported that they discussed questions of mutual interest starting Friday.
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Budapest
Hungary
Leonid I. Brezhnev
MTI
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Janos Kadar
McNamara Faces Pneumonia and Rusk Cold in Cabinet
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara has a moderate viral pneumonia while Secretary of State Dean Rusk continues with a cold. The illnesses affect two cabinet members during President Johnson's term.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Stock Market Advances Early Trading Session
New York stocks rose again as the market extended gains this morning with active trading. The market's upward momentum continued as investors shifted funds into equities.
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New York
Overthrow Of Phouma Thwarted In Laos Coup Attempt
In Vientiane Laos an attempted coup by young army officers failed as government forces under Gen Kouprasith Abhay moved to secure the capital. Col Boulert Lycossie led rebels who seized the radio station and called for army reform while Souvanna Phouma and Gen Quane Rathikoun maintained control.
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Vientiane
Laos
Boulert Lycossie
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Quane Rathikoun
Lycassie
United States
Pathet Lao
Kouprasith Abhay
Kouprasith
Legislators Open Credit Bill Battle
ANNAPOLIS AP One of the first shots in the 1965 campaign over Maryland revolving credit rules will be fired at a news conference by Allied Merchants Incorporated representing more than 1.1 retail stores. The group backs a bill to dissolve the legal cloud on charging 11 2 and 2 per cent per month interest on consumer credit. The bill mirrors a 1963 measure with a 1 per cent per month cap and has weak support from the Legislative Council. Public hearings are set for February 17 before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Affiliated Merchants Incorporated
Allied Merchants
Senate
Legislative Council
General Assembly
House Judiciary Committee
300 Negroes Arrested In Vote Drive
SELMA Ala AP about 300 Negroes including Dr Martin Luther King Jr were arrested by city police as they marched toward the Dallas County Courthouse for voter registration. They were charged with parading without a permit after city safety director Wilson Baker halted the procession and warned of arrest. King defended their constitutional right to walk to the courthouse. A second group sought registration earlier as the board met for a one day session.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Dallas
Public Safety
Wison Baker
Baker
King
Dallas County Board of Registrars
U S and Soviet Ready for Talks After Johnson Call
Washington welcomed Pravda's positive response to President Johnson's call for top level US Soviet visits. Officials saw Moscow's move as a sign of a new foreign policy stance and expected exploratory talks on high level exchanges. The Soviet comment did not clarify Southeast Asia issues but was viewed as potentially easing tensions with the United States and Red China.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Moscow
State of the Union
Communist Party
Pravda
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Lorene Bowlus
J. Rove Casheran
Queen Elizabeth
Baltimore Dockers
McNamara
Phouma
Dr. King
Russia
LBJ
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