Construction Delay Worth 35000 for Carroll Street Bridge Plan
Frederick city officials estimate a Carroll Street bridge over Carroll Creek may cost 70000 with 35000 tied to the city. State highway inclusion could unlock federal matching funds, while bidding waits on state approval and the project awaits federal participation.
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Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Robert A. Whiteford
Carrol Street
Howev
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Rainfall Totals Hit Nearly Inch Across County
A heavy rain event surpassed the forecast with up to 0.98 inches at Gambrill State Park and 0.88 inches at the state police barracks. Frederick area saw 0.60 inches at Unionville, while the forecast calls for cooler temperatures in the high 30s to low 40s with wind tonight and sun Sunday pushing temperatures back into the 40s. Friday’s high reached 45 degrees and mornings dipped to around 30s.
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Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Unionville
Hein
Hooper Reports To Chest Group At Annual Meeting
J Harold Hooper outlined recommendations at the Chest annual meeting. Carl V Weakley succeeds Hooper as president and aims to accept Red Cross offer to remain active in 1960 appeal. Measures will boost annual appeal participation across Chest agencies.
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Serics County Chest
J. Harold Hooper
Ment
oniHan
Fort Detrick
Hooper
Carl V. Weakley
Red Cross
Swastika Road Name Change Surprise To Residents
City officials raised the possibility of renaming Swastika Road after local complaints. Aldermen indicated unanimous agreement to change the two block street between Lindbergh Avenue and Wooliezge Terrace, with signs removed by city forces while a new name is sought. Residents note the name dates to 1913 with a Swastika Realty Co. and argue it predates Nazi use, citing historical context and local sentiment.
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Board of Aldermen
Lindbergh Avenue
Wooliezge Terrace
City Hall
City Hal Om
Swastika Realty Co
Colege Avenue
College Terrace
West Virginia
West Second
West Fourth Streets
College Avenue
Swastika Road
R. Clinton Zimmerman
College Park Co
Frederick
Germans Jailed for Defacing Cologne Synagogue
In Cologne Germany two young Germans Arnold Strunk and Parl Schoenen were jailed by the State Court for desecrating a synagogue monument. Strunk got a year and two months while Schoenen received ten months for aiding the act and for insulting the memory of the dead. They faced multiple charges including damaging a religious shrine slander and blasphemy.
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Cologne
Germany
Arnold Strunk
Parl Schoenen
Strunk
Bonn Republic
German Reich Party
Bonn
Schoener
Reich Party
Thurmont Library Reports Increased Book Circulation
The Thurmont Public Library shows growth in circulation with 5,568 juvenile books borrowed versus 4,418 by adults. Total registered borrowers reach 1,375 youths and 402 adults, while the collection holds about 2,734 volumes with 1,404 fictional and 685 non fictional items.
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Souths
Thidren
Unzrade
William Birely
Washington
Thurmont
Scharf
Maryland
Sporadic Fire By Syrians Near Sea of Galilee
Israeli army spokesman said Syrian units fired sporadically into a demilitarized zone southeast of the Sea of Galilee during the night. No Israeli casualties were reported though Egyptian papers cited a two hour exchange of fire north of Tawafi village.
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Jerusalem
Ap)j
Sea of Galilee
Cairo
Tawafi
Beit Kazir
Cairs
United Arab Republic
Back At Work After Open Heart Surgery
Victor Palmer of 37 East Third Street returned to his Technical evaluation division at Fort Detrick this week after recovering from an open heart operation at University Hospital. The September 2, 1959 procedure required seven blood donors from Fort Detrick and Frederick to donate blood for Palmer. He said he is glad to be back but will work at a part time basis for now. The report also notes advances in the Matsu bombardment by Communist guns toward Nationalist held positions in Formosa.
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Thurmont Public Library
Lbrarian
Dirates
Ernest P. Hammaker
Brarian
Thorton
Rere
Campase Jagan
Marcaret Carba Secretami
Mary Waesche
D. S. Weybrich
Liod Wolf
Dora Magaha
Harry Zeniz
Elmer Chandice
Hammaker
Charles Reid
Ray Wisorkey
Lee Kelbaugh
Virginia Garratt
Jane Damuth
Frank Anders
David Stirling
Jesse Best
Douglas Buchanan
Gerald Binsnam
Janet Gail
Claire Palmer
Edgar Zander
Victor Jagow
Victor Palmer
East Third Street
Fort Detrick
University Hospital
Fortek
Frederick
I Hospital
Palmer
Postal Routes To Change In Frederick City
Postmaster James A Grove announces minor changes to Frederick City mail routes starting Monday. Regular carriers will serve areas previously on other routes including Lindbergh Hills and Frederick Shopping Center, with one mounted carrier handling parcels. Some blocks move between carriers, causing varied delivery times for residents.
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Frederick Ciy
James A. Grove
Grave
Ice
Linder Hills
Rederick
Hardle Parcel Post
Nosimaster
Ava Gardner Delays Monaco Royalty at Bal de la Rose
Ava Gardner, awaiting royalty, kept Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace waiting 20 minutes in their Rolls Royce before she arrived from Rome for Monaco’s Bal de la Rose, the winter season’s top event.
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Monte Carlo
Ava Gardner
Eal
Prince Rainier TI
Princess Grace
Ava
Rome
Monaco
Bal de la Rose
25 Persons In 9 Cars Involved In Pileup Near Hagerstown
Twenty five people in nine autos were injured lightly in a two crash chain reaction on Route 40 four miles east of Hagerstown during a heavy rain. State Trooper Norman Burleson said a motorist high beam glare behind a tractor trailer caused the first pileup and a second crash occurred near the flare site as drivers slowed. Five drivers were charged with following too closely.
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Hagerstown
Norman Burleson
Barbara Rouze
Honey
Frederick Rd
Crum
John W. Blake
Cumbe
Ath Auto
Donald MacMannick
Balkimore
James W Iid
Burleson
Iung
Donald J. Noonen
Mt. Vernon
Qhin
Steven Keaval
Washington, D.C
John E. Minneci
Pittsburgh
Minneci
Western Pikes
Blake
Mannick
Lew
Auto Crash injures driver on East Main in Emmitsburg
East Main Street near Emmitsburg saw a collision when Audrey Rid enour drove east and struck a parked 1956 Ford owned by Edward Luksic a Mt St Marks College student. The driver and her 10 year old twins were unharmed. the car damages were about 150 dollars each. Rid enour is held under a 1000 dollar bond. Trial set for next Saturday in Emmitsburg.
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East Main
Emmitsburg
Ieeper
Wil Davis
Emmi
W. E. Law
Audrey E. Ridenour
Tanestoan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Troup Davis
Mikoyan Visits Cuba Amid Havana Gunfire and Tense Protest
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan spoke in Havana during the opening of the Soviet cultural exposition as gunfire erupted near a student protest against Communism. Police dispersed the crowd around Jose Marti statue after wreaths were laid at the monument, with one student grazed by a bullet. Mikoyan called for workers and peasants power and confiscation of means of production without compensation.
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Avana
I. Mikoyan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Reds
Mikxoyan
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Castro
Mikoyan
Jose Marti
Oyran
Twenty one Japanese students indicted for riot at airport
Tokyo authorities indicted 21 Japanese students as ringleaders of a riot at Tokyo International Airport on January 16. The students, linked to a left wing group, opposed Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi as he prepared to depart for a U.S.-Japan security meeting in Washington.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
United Students
3 Kishi
Auto and steel production dip in week
New York AP reports auto and steel output and retail auto sales fell this week while business confidence for 1969 remained positive. Car deliveries reached 173,000 in January. production dropped to 2.687 million tons from 2.717 million. Chrysler cites spring surge needed. a Russian car import pact adds surprise competition.
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New York
Chevrolet
Chrysler
L. L. Colbert
Johnson declines bid for Democratic presidential nomination
Sen Lyndon Johnson says he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination and would not confirm willingness to accept if offered. He defends his progressive record, highlights civil rights and public works votes, and denounces Republican policy as ineffective. News at Albuquerque Western Democratic conference notes Pat Brown’s uncertain status and Western bloc talks.
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Sen
Johnson
Albuquerque
N.M
Lyndon Johnson
Vito
Andres Western
Albuquerauc
Senate Majonry
Cele
Paul Ziffren
California
Ziffren
Ali
Conress
Senate
Eisenhower
Calfornia
Edmund Pat Brown
Brown
Sun Valley
Idaho
Child Dies After Bolivian Crash Survivors Count In
A child rescued from the Bolivian Lloyd Aereo Boliviana crash died en route to a Cochabamba hospital. The disaster in the Andes near Cochabamba claimed nine other children and seven American victims, with officials awaiting a public passenger list. Newsmen faced communications gaps amid wreckage search.
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Bolivia
Fone
Jenny E. Iworvear
Olé Bolivienc
Cochabamba
Lloyd Aereo Boliviana
Andes
Youth Succumbs Friday in England Burn Death Tragedy
A New Jersey mother traveling to England learned her 21 year old son A/2 Larry E Phebus had died from burns suffered when a paraprine container burst while he was starting a fire. He was off duty at the time of the accident. Survived by parents brothers and sisters including Clark E Phebus Donald E Phebus and Mrs Doris Marshall.
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New Jersey
England
Harry E. Phebus
Mountaindale
Thome
Fort Detprick
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jerey
Larry E. Phebus
Folowing
Clark E. Phebus
Donald E. Phebus
Braddock
Airs
Doris Biarshall
Hozeluln
Two Topics At Open House Meet For Ballenger Grange
Frederick County residents will hear two farm topics at the Ballenger Grange Open House Friday February 12 at 7 30 pm Two Washington speakers will discuss milk marketing antibiotic testing and recent recommendations to prevent antibiotic residues in milk They will cover dairy animal patcination requirements followed by Theodore Bissell Extension Entomologist University of Maryland on insect control in forage crops including the removal of heptachlor from recommended sprays for alfalfa due to FDA zero tolerance Bissell will present current Maryland guidance The topics aim to inform farmers about economic implications and urge all county citizens to attend promptly at 7 30 pm
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Frederick County
Ballenger /Grange
Washington
Theodore Bissell
University of Maryland
Food and Drug Administration
Bissell
Ballenger Grange
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Isr
Haim Laskov
Israel
Syria
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South America
National Socialist Party of Germany
George Eichelberger
East Forth Street
Fredericis
Galilee
Matsu
Taipei
Formosa
China
Matsu Islands
Airman
Phebus
Kent
Hong Kong
Wanchai
McGuire Afb
Ft. Detrick
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