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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

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Educators Plan Meet Friday in Frederick County

The Frederick County school board will meet Friday at 9 a.m. to review the proposed 9,911,153 budget for the next fiscal year and to discuss preliminary plans for Catoctin High School for Thurmont and Emmitsburg students. The board will hear Lemuel Keller protest his 14,400 liquidated damages for Brunswick High School completion delays and consider a 45 day extension request from Henry A. Knott for the Governor Thomas Johnson School.

Frederick County Catoctin High School Thurmont Emmitsburg Lemuel Keller Brunswick High School Keller New Brunswick John L. Carnochan Henry A. Knott Baltimore Johnson Knott Elm Street

City Seeks Federal Help With Public Housing Drive

Frederick moves toward federal housing aid as the Citizens' Advisory Group resumes after decades inactivity. A two week survey deadline is set to identify blighted areas, with a seven member subcommittee led by John Warfield to study housing and report back. Mayor Magaha notes focus on housing and redevelopment.

Frederick City Citizens’ Advisory Group Elmer C. Ehler John Warfield Charles F. Bowers G. Hunter Bowers W. Jarboe Grove Charles Henson Jacob R. Ramsburg Col Philp Winebrewer Ehler Frederick E. Paul Magaha

Allied Forces Hit North Vietnamese Regiment In Masher Drive

Allied spokesmen say Operation Masher crippled a North Vietnamese regiment and mauled a mixed unit of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. 707 Communists reported killed, 120 captured, with 514 from the 1st Cavalry Division the high count. Air attacks continued on North Vietnam while U S forces pursued a third regiment in the area.

Saigon South Viet Nam Bong Son North Viet Nam US 1St Cavalry Guam

Stup enters race for County Commissioner on Democratic ticket

Former Frederick City Alderman Lloyd R. Stup, 60, a retired businessman and lifelong Frederick County resident, announced his candidacy for County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket. Stup, born in the Urbana District in 1905, moved to Frederick City in 1925 and later chaired the airport committee while serving on park police finance and budget panels. He attends Evangelical Lutheran Church and holds Masonic and Tall Cedars memberships.

Lloyd R. Stup Frederick City Stup Frederck County Urbana William H Leora E Stup Evangelical Lutheran Church Church Council Lynch Lodge A. F A. Masons, Tall Cedars of

Billions For Millions Guaranteed Minimum Income Favored

A blue ribbon commission urged President Johnson and Congress to guarantee a minimum annual income for every American family with costs ranging from 2 to 20 billion dollars. The plan could affect up to 35 million people if set at 3000 dollars yearly, as part of a broader 210 page study on technology and unemployment.

Washington Johnson Congress National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress Thomas J. Watson Jr IBM Corp Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers Union

Khrushchev Hospitalized in Kremlin Leaders’ Clinic

Former Premier Nikita Khrushchev, 71, is in a Moscow hospital for Kremlin leaders with reports citing gall stones or kidney stones. Some say his condition is middling and that he has been in hospital for months, with officials offering no current updates.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Kremlin Khrushchev Rada Adzhubei

One Fourth Of County Roads Still Blocked

Daily snow removal costs in Frederick County exceed 50 000 dollars with 25 000 dollars spent in a single day for the three county area. State roads officials note 2000 dollars daily for equipment operation while labor and overtime push costs higher as contractors rent gear. County figures estimate 21800 to 23000 dollars per day with additional contractor rentals and fuel charges.

Frederick Charles F. Hesson State Roads Commission Frederick County Hesson District Src

Weather Satellite ESSA 1 Launch Marks Forecast System

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a hatbox shaped mechanical weather man swung into orbit to herald the start of the first fulltime worldwide weather forecasting operation The ESSA 1 satellite aims to send cloud and storm images back to Earth after a Delta rocket boosted it into a 460 mile high north south orbit Officials said cameras may not be activated until Friday morning as data indicated the craft was very close to normal.

Cape Kennedy Fla Tiros Essa 1 Environmental Survey Satellite Administration National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Stock Market Rebound Continues In Active NY Trading

The New York stock market extended its rebound with active trading, as investors shifted to equities and bought shares across multiple sectors. Major averages rose as buyers returned and sentiment improved amid cautious optimism.

New York

Snowbound motorists rescued as county roads cleared

As county roads opened more stories surfaced of weekend snowbound motorists. Twenty nine people sheltered at the Carroll Leatherman home near Harmony after fuel ran out on US 40 West. Captain W W Corbin led a rescue from Frederick where he was stranded. The state police car and a helicopter were used in later attempts to reach stranded residents, including an 80 year old Foxville woman and a Ladiesburg mother-to-be. Local hotels housed many victims with Red Cross help and area residents offered homes.

Carroll Leatherman Harmony West W W. Corbin Western Maryland Frederick Pikesville Leathermans Munday By Corp Victor Guilmno Foxville Cleveland Brown Ladiesburg Mary Rippeon Frederick Memorial Hospital Woods- Lore Francis Scott Key Hotel Reuben Caplan North Market Street C. A. Weddle West Patrick Street C. F. Kemp West 12Th Street Lawrence Prescott Prospect Plaza Apartments Ruth Singer Key Hotel

No Word On School Opening In Frederick County

Snow melt allows road crews to clear 25 percent of closed routes as county and state crews log long hours. Superintendent Dr John L Carnochan will decide on Friday whether Frederick County public schools open. Most county roads move to one way, with US 40A, Md 26, US 340 and Md 17 still heavy with drifts. Rural mail delivery resumes today, while Frederick city snow removal continues after 6 pm with no parking on select streets and vehicles must be removed from snow routes.

John L. Carnochan Frederick County Southey T. Nottingham Ray Hartman Hartman Frederick Washington County Carroll County Middletown Burkittsville Nottingham Woodville Road Patrick Street Potomac Edison Company Carroll Street North Market Street Seventh Street Charles V. Main

Legislature in Action Senate Urged To Screen Cooper Hughes Program

Senator Frederick C Malkus urged the full 28 member Senate to sit as a committee to screen the Cooper Hughes tax program. He called for independent research staff as Dr Paul D Cooper advocates the plan, with questions to be asked on its wide impact and spending. The move aims to chart legislative sentiment on a major tax increase before the 1966 session.

Annapolis Frederick C Malkus Dorchester Senate Cooper - Hughes Paul D. Cooper Fiscal Research Bureau Judiciary Committee Senate Finance Committee Harry R. Hughes Daroline Discsos Markus Maryland

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Catoctin High Chuong Hoa AP Wireshoro Maul North Viet Regiment Federal Housing Authority SRC Charles Flora Frederick County Roads Department Southey Nottingham Lawrence Dorsey George May West Second Street Fairview Avenue Weather Satellite Frederick Red Cross Robert W. Russell Legislature In Cooper-Hughes
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