Budget Request For Community College Okayed
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a total budget of 112 442 for Frederick Community College for the upcoming fiscal year. The majority of the increase stems from higher enrollment with 37 942 funded by county, 36 000 from student fees, and 36 000 from state matching funds, plus 32 500 in additional state revenue. The board also approved the broader 8 456 031 system budget itemized for administration and instruction including a new philosophy course and an astronomy course at the South Frederick School. A 97 50 clerical error caused a last minute insurance increase, the only item questioned.
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Frederick County
Sweadner
Hallar Best
Sneadner
Earth and Space Science Laboratory
South Frederick
The
Community College
Consolidated School Name Decided for Catoctin High
The Board of Education chose Catoctin High School as the official name for the proposed consolidated high school serving Emmitsburg and Thurmont after Ross V. Smith of Thurmont urged that local opinion favored Catoctin. Dr James A Sensenbaugh declined a naming honor for himself citing policy concerns.
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Catoctin High School
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Board of Education
Ross V. Smith
Catoctin
James A. Sensenbaugh
Hallar Best
New Market Postmaster Nomination Heads to Senate
President Johnson forwarded the nomination of Mrs. Hilda Free for U S Senate confirmation as New Market postmaster. Free, daughter of former postmaster Frances Brashears, has served as acting postmaster since 1960. she led a trio from Civil Service exams, with Betty Burgee and Charles W Wood as the other applicants.
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New Market
Johnson
Hilda Free
U.S. Senate
Free
Frances Brashears
Brashears
Democratic Central Committee
Civil Service
Betty B. Burgee
Charles W. Wood
Senate
Central Committee
Properties Transferred For Key Plaza Development
Five West Patrick Street properties in the 100 block have been transferred to Francis Scott Key Plaza Inc. The deals include 120, 128 130, 106, and 108 to 119 West Patrick Street with total sums around 443,000 dollars. One parcel, 122 West Patrick Street, moved in October 1964. The council plans a garden style office complex plus more than 300 parking spaces to ease downtown traffic.
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Francis Scott Key Plaza
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Plaza Inc
Robert W. Russell
W. Patrick St
Chapline
South Court Street
Treasurer's Bill Passed By Senate
Maryland Senate approved a bill to shift Frederick County treasurer eligibility to take office on December 1, aligning with the fiscal year for tax purposes. Introduced by Sen. John A. Derr the measure targets the 1970 election for the first December 1 treasurer inauguration.
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Frederick County
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
John A. Derr
R-Fred
Sen. Derr
Culler Lake Opens For Ice Skaters
Culler Lake was opened to ice skaters today for the first time this winter as police ruled the ice thick enough for safe skating. Temperatures have stayed at or below freezing with a high of 33 on Friday and a 12 degree low last night in Frederick, forecast to dip near zero tonight and rise to 24 Thursday.
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Culler Lake
Frederick
Dope Ring Smashed in New York Raids
Brooklyn D A T Aaron Koota announced the smashing of a 90 million narcotics ring in raids starting at 1 am today. New York City and federal officers struck four boroughs arresting 15 men named in a sealed indictment in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Four other men were being sought, per Koota, with the ring active since November 1963.
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New York
Brooklyn
Aaron Koota
New York City
Byron Seeks Tax Credits to Rehabilitate Historic Landmarks
Frederick County delegate Goodloe Byron introduces a bill allowing cities and counties to grant property tax credits up to 10 percent of an owner’s restoration expenses for historic or architectural properties. The measure would require Historic District Commissions to designate eligible properties and lets subdivisions offer credits with a five year carry forward. The stock market meanwhile remained near record highs in early trading in New York with active activity.
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Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Clothes Catch Fire: Frederick Man Burned
A 44 year old Frederick man, Michael Anders of East Street, was hospitalized with second and third degree burns to his left leg after a cigarette in his pocket ignited his clothing on North Market Street near Second Street. Officials at Frederick Memorial Hospital reported the injuries.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Michael Anders
East Street
Anders
North Market Street
Second Street
Colleges Favor New Scholarship Plan in Maryland
Three Frederick County colleges back a legislative proposal for a uniform state scholarship program. The plan would extend awards to five Catholic colleges including Mt. St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s, with full and two tuition scholarships per legislative district. Hood College cites rising costs and current funding gaps, while Western Maryland College reports a prior year shortfall but has not halted scholarships. Mt. St. Mary’s supports extending scholarships but asks for full bill details and changes before commitment.
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Frederick County
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Hood College
Hood
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St. Mary's
Frederick City Sets Water Use Record in 1964
Water superintendent William J. Davis reports 1,392,719,700 gallons flowed through city mains in 1964, surpassing 1963. Plants including Fishing Creek Tuscarora Singapore and Monocacy contributed variedly with Singapore at 529,829,000 gallons, while daily per person use averaged 3,815,670 gallons.
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Frederick City
William J. Davis
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Davis
Singapore
Mountain
Frederick
Grand Jury urges tighter citizen police cooperation in Frederick County
The Frederick County Grand Jury urged closer cooperation between residents and law enforcement to deter crime amid a rise in offenses by outsiders. They criticized excessive focus on criminals’ rights, noted 17 cases with 14 indictments, inspected the jail and Montevue Home, and renewed calls for flags and security improvements in the detention area.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Montevue County
Maryland
Eichmann Aide Receives Five-Year Sentence
Frankfurt AP report states Hermann Krumey, Adolf Eichmann's top aide, is sentenced to five years hard labor for complicity in the murder of about 300000 Hungarian Jews. Co-defendant Otto Hunsche is acquitted after a nine month trial detailing 1944 deportations to Auschwitz.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Hermann Krumey
Otto Hunsche
Krumey
Auschwitz
Kumey
Eicchmann
Sukarno Urges U S to Withdraw From South Vietnam
Indonesian President Sukarno told worshippers at the palace mosque that the United States should pull out of South Vietnam and let Asians resolve the crisis by consultation. He cited the Sukarno Macapagal doctrine and noted Macapagal’s calls for self determination and Asian responsibility.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno “Oday
United States
South Viet Nam
Sukarno
Presidential
Maryland House to Hear Redistricting Proposals Today
Maryland legislators prepare for a House Judiciary Committee hearing on congressional redistricting driven by a federal court deadline and one man one vote rulings. The plan would redraw districts across multiple counties and city areas, with opponents like Sen. James A. Pine voicing concerns over splitting his county.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Legislative Council
House Banking and Insurance Commitee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harford County
College Youths Face 4. Charges
Two 21 year old college students, James Joseph McGonegal and Stephen Gerard Murphy, were indicted on four charges including manslaughter and assault with intent to kill in the beating death of 16 year old Ronnie Lee Sier after a fight at the Frederick Fair. Additional defendants face breaking and entering, larceny, burglary, forgery, and other counts. Sier died after being hospitalized in Baltimore and Hagerstown.
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Ronnie Lee Sier
James Joseph McGonegal
Wilmington
Del
Stephen Gerard Murphy
New York City
Sier
Monrovia
University Hospital
Baltimore
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Betty Lou Haney
Daniel F. Brim
Odell P. Young
Charles Dotson
Charles B. Thomas Jr
Wiliam E. Carper
Michael R. Bartholow
John
Galayda
Fighting Quelled In Laos
In Vientiane the city came under Gen Kouprasith Abhay’s army control after hours of street clashes with police. Authorities warned a counterattack by fresh paramilitary units could still occur. Kouprasith, Vientiane governor, leads the high command forces.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kouprasith Abhay
Kouprasith
Bloodmobile Visits Here Thursday
The Red Cross bloodmobile returns to the city Thursday at the Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue from 10 a.m. to 3 50 p.m. Some blood donated will go to Washington for open heart surgery. Terrace Lanes sponsors the event with bowling leagues aiding outreach and walk-in donors welcome. Approximately 175 have been contacted by phone. 110 will donate.
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Red Cross
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
Washington
Washington Regional Blood Center
Frederick
Bloodmobile
Terrace Lanes
James A. Grove
Jouth Market Street
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Carroll
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