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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1965

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Rainneled county roads flood as 2.08 inches fall

A two inch plus rain Sunday swelled Monocacy and Potomac rivers leading to flooded roads. Md 30 at Michaels Mill and Md 550 at Creagerstown Bridge were submerged while Reichs Ford, Biggs Ford, Devilbiss and Lily Pons roads also flooded. Crests expected noon today with minor damage reported and a possible change to snow flurries Tuesday.

Fishing Creek Marion W. Rice City Parks and Maintenance Department Ray Hartman State Roads Commission Michael’s Mill Michael's Mill Monocacy River Buckeystown Harry Rhoderick Point of Rocks Potomac Matthew R. Kerrigan Hartman State Police Frederick

Walkersville Middletown Town Meetings Quiet

Towns expect no major business at Walkersville and Middletown council gatherings tonight. A special Thursday session will explain financing for Walkersville's new water system with an engineer from Whitman and Reynardt and town attorney Del. Goodloe E. Byron on hand to answer questions.

Walkersville Middletown Paul Eaves Whitman and Reynardt Consulting Firm Baltimore del. Goodloe E. Byron

Former Newspaper Publisher George T Schroeder Sr Dies at 81

George T Schroeder Sr 81 longtime local political figure died Sunday night at Springfield State Hospital after months of illness He led The New Citizen Publishing and Manufacturing Company which operated The Citizen the Democratic organ in Frederick until 1951 He later served as bailiff at the Frederick County Courthouse and retired from the Board of City Election Supervisors in 1962 His career began as a printer and he owned the company after 1940 combining box manufacturing printing and publishing until its 1951 closure The Citizen printed all Frederick County election ballots Continued on Page 3.

George T. Schroeder Sr Springfield State Hospital Schroeder New Citizen Publishing and Manufacturing Baughman Brothers New Citizen Publishing and Manufacturing Company Wimebrenner North Court Street E. Patrick St Citizen Frederick County

Three lawmakers to inspect Frederick Post Office

U S Sen Daniel Brewster US Rep Charles Mathias Jr and Md Del Goodloe Byron plan a Tuesday visit to Frederick Post Office to assess conditions and discuss expansion and modern work spaces. Tyler Abel assistant postmaster general will accompany them to review needs and possible improvements.

Frederick Daniel B Brewster D-Md U.S Charles McC Mathias Jr R-Md del. Goodloe E Byron D-Fred Tyler Abel Post Office Jack Sullivan Brewster Sullivan Senate Post Office Committee Mathias Congress Post Office Department

Slippery Highway Crash Near Frederick Causes Two Car Damage

A Sunday afternoon two car crash on U S Route 40 east of Frederick caused $700 in vehicle damage. Harold L. Brashears of Monrovia skidded on a wet road and hit Helen A. Walker of East Second Street. Brashears’ 1962 sedan sustained $400 and Walker’s 1962 compact $300. No charges were filed. Officer Jack L Forsythe investigated.

U.S. 40 Frederick Barrack Harold L. Brashears RFD 1 Monrovia Brashears Helen A. Walker East Second Street

Bollinger Heads Visitation Academy Restoration Campaign

Sterling Bollinger, president and GM of Ideal Farms Diary, named chairman of the Visitation Academy Restoration Campaign set to begin February 15. The project aims to raise about 400 000 dollars to restore the Frederick institution on East Second Street and expand classrooms and recreation facilities for rising student numbers.

Sterling Bollinger Ideal Farms Diary Visitation Academy Frederick East Second Street Sisters of the Visitation Academy Thurmont High School University of Maryland Air Force Bollinger

Johnson calls for national effort to preserve America's beauty

President Johnson urged a broad program to combat pollution, expand parks, and remove junkyards along highways. He proposed federal leadership complemented by business and private groups, and urged a nationwide effort to protect and restore beauty in rural and urban areas. He endorsed a community extension plan mobilizing universities to tackle city problems.

Washington Johnson America Congress

Bombs Wreck Baltimore Dwelling

A pair of homemade bombs shattered the Riderwood Hills home of Richard Bledsoe and set a fire. Richard Bledsoe Jr. was treated for shock and released. his wife Gloria, four children, and a foster daughter escaped in nightclothes. No motive is known.

Baltimore Richard Bledsoe Riderwood Hills Richard W. Bledsoe Jr Bledsoe Gloria Bledsoes

Red China Denounces U S Air Strike as Provocation

The Red China government labeled the U S air strike against North Vietnam an extremely serious provocation. The New China News Agency quoted officials saying the action defies world opinion and aims to avert defeat in South Vietnam.

Tokyo Red China Today North Viet Nam Red Chinese New China News Agency U.S Democratic Republic of Viet Nam South Viet Nam

King Zoning Case Heads to Final City Planning Vote

The King farm zoning proposal asks 25 acres of 256 to B-3 and 71 acres to M-1, after aldermen backed it 4 to 1 and sent it to planners. Planners may keep industrial zoning to prevent apartments, with a final recommendation due for next week's city board meeting.

King Farm City Planning Commission Planning Commission

New Attacks From Reds Awaited In S Viet Nam

In Da Nang South Viet Namese fighter bombers with U S Air Force support blasted North Viet Nam targets in retaliation for Sunday’s raids. Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh praised the strike while Johnson ordered further air assaults and urged readiness as officials reported casualties and a flakk hit on a U S jet.

DA Nang U.S. Air Force da Nang Air Base North S. Viet Nam South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Saigon U.S Johnson Nguyen Khanh de Man Nowesn Can Ky Digue Aiguyee Wee Sass Khanh Ith South Viet Nam Pleiku Washington AIE Tass Hanoi Alexie N Kosygin Dong Hoi Gulf of Tonkin China Radio Peking Defense Department

Market Downturn Stems From Viet Nam Crisis Headlines

The New York market fell across multiple sectors early today as Viet Nam crisis headlines weighed on sentiment. Trading remained fairly active amid the retreat.

New York

Amvets Blast Johnson Policies Over Veterans Benefits Cuts

A Amvets regional leader from Rockville gathers 20 000 veterans across nine states at the Holiday Inn to condemn budget driven cuts to veterans benefits and VA operations. He cites planned VA hospital closures dom iciliary homes and service offices while urging action at a Washington hearing.

Amvets Holiday Inn Johnson Administration A. Leo Anderson Rockville Korea Order of

Russia Says Air Raids Must Stop

Moscow reports Trzvestin calling for an end to American air raids on North Vietnam and reveals Premier Kosygin's pledge to back Hanoi. The pledge followed a Hanoi public meeting seven hours before Dong Hoi air raids, aided by Tass but not yet in Pravda.

Moscow Trzvestin Viet Nam Alexei N. Kosygin Hanoi U.S Kosygin Dong Hoi Tass Pravda Communist Party

Sentry Pyle Sacrificed Firefight at Pleiku Air Base

Spec 5 Jesse A. Pyle, Korean War veteran from Marina California, died after alerting at a Pleiku listening post as Viet Cong guerrillas planted charges. The blast killed him and sparked a mortar attack that left eight Americans dead and over 100 wounded. Pyle’s alert reportedly saved many others before the attackers were repelled. He was survived by his wife and three daughters.

Pleiku South Viet Nam Jesse A. Pyle Pyle Marina Calif Viet Nam Ft. Ord Mara

King Plans More Ala. Voter Drives

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr announces visits to Montgomery for further voter registration work before heading to Washington to discuss a Negro voter drive with Vice President Humphrey and Attorney General Katzenbach. He also hopes to meet President Johnson.

Selma Ala Martin Luther King Jr Montgomery Washington King Hubert H. Humphrey Nicholas Katzenbach Johnson

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Ass't SRE Frederick City Frank J. Keefer Beautiful LBJ Red China Gen. Khanh Pat Kern Pennsylvania Anderson Civil Service Commission Veterans Administration Army The Erans Administration Maryland State Department Amvets National Service Foundation Russia Jesse Pyle U. S
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