Community College seeks temporary use of North Market Street School
Frederick Community College proposes using the North Market Street School as a temporary campus due to crowded facilities at Frederick High School. President Duval W Sneadner cites space limits and the need for a part time day program. Dr John L Carnochan notes renovations but low costs, while Thomas Johnson School will host college science classes later.
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Sweadner
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County
Sneadner
North Market Street
Community College
Five Girls Hurt In Collision Near Market and Third
Five local girls were injured in a two car crash at North Market and Third Streets. Judith Reed 20 East Patrick Street lacerations forehead Patricia Baker 21 Water Street lacerations forehead eyelid Ruth DeGrange 23 B and O Avenue lacerations left eye nose Peggy Burns 21 RFD 1 Jefferson lacerations face Sandra Bouchlmeier 18 Bloomsburg student Hood College lacerations face.
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North Market
Third Streets
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Judith A. Reed
East Patrick Street
Patricia Baker
Water Street
Ruth DeGrange
B and
O Avenue
Peggy Burns
RFD
Jefferson
Sandra
Bouchlmeier
Bloomsburg
Hood College
Miss Baker
Miss Burns
DeGrange
Miss Reed
Miss Bouchlmeier
Ronald F. Bower
Berwick
Bower
West Third Street
North Market Street
United Ambulance
William Travis
Woodrow Smith
Visitation Restoration Drive Chooses James McSherry as Chair
James McSherry, local attorney, is named chairman of special gifts for the Visitation Restoration Drive starting Monday. He advocates a $400,000 commitment rather than $1,400,000 to relocate facilities, to restore Frederick Academy of the Visitation and add classrooms and recreational space. The project marks the Sisters first major fundraising appeal in 123 years. Work is visible on East Church Street with historic English brick used in the buildings.
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James McSherry
McSherry
Frederick Academy
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
East Church Street
Week’s Activities Review in Maryland Legislature
Review of the Maryland Legislature’s week notes debates on reapportionment with Farm Bureau and Baltimore Chamber urging no federal order changes while League of Women Voters and Fair Representation push for redraws. A House Judiciary hearing also examines a two year moratorium on slot machine phasing in Southern Maryland drawing a packed audience.
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Women Voters
Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
House Judiciary Committee
Maryland
Wind Gust Tops Trailer on Cars Near Thurmont
A strong wind gust toppled a house trailer onto a state police cruiser and a second car near a picnic area off U.S. 15 two miles north of Thurmont at 12:45 a.m. The overturned trailer damaged Bechtel’s police car and Davis’s station wagon, with damages of 75 and 125 dollars respectively. First Sgt Wahl and Cpl Snyder investigated.
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U.S. 15
Thurmont
Neil F. Bechtel
Allen F. Davis
Emmitsburg
Tfc. Bechtel
Davis
W.H. Wahl
Robert Snyder
Green Bay Choices Listed For Local Gubernatorial Appointments
Austin C. Powell announces the Democratic State Central Committee recommends reappointment of incumbent county magistrates and election officials for two year terms. Names include Stanley Y. Bennett Byron W. Thompson Robert K. Kennedy William B. Gross Martin T. Mathwig Guy Baker Sr. G. Horton Peace Donald Whitworth Naomi D. Remsberg Louis V. Myers Jr.
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Austin C. Powell
Democratic State Central Committee
Central Committee
Tawes
Frederick
Gov. Tawes
Stanley Y. Bennett
Byron W. Thompson
Robert K. Kennedy
William B. Gross
Brunswick
Martin T. Mathwig
Thurmont
Guy Baker Sr
Emmitsburg
G. Horton Peace
Board of Election Supervisors
Donald Whitworth
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Naomi D. Remsberg
Middletown
Louis V. Myers Jr
Liberty
St Joseph College Hosts Regional College Officials Meeting
About 125 college and university administrators and faculty from six east central states gather at St Joseph College in Emmitsburg for the Eastern Regional Unit winter meeting of the National Catholic Education Association. Sister Rosemary opens the morning session as college president and department chair.
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St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
College and University Department
National Catholic Educational Association
Rosemary
College and University
Global protests flare over U S air strikes in Vietnam
Communist youth groups rallied at U S embassies in Jakarta Paris and Oslo and demonstrated in San Francisco and Buenos Aires. Police faced stone throwing tar bombs and arrests occurred in several cities as anti American chants spread worldwide.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
America
U.S
Viet Nam
Paris
San Francisco
Communist Party
All-Indonesian Oil Workers Federation
Seine
Johnson
Federal Building
John Burton
South Viet Nam
First National Bank of Boston
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cordoba
Cultural Exchange Institute
Oslo
Norway
Washington silent on Viet Truce talks proposal
The Johnson Administration offered no formal comment on U Thant's call for preparatory talks in Viet Nam. Officials stressed the U.S. has not ruled out peace talks but insists negotiation terms must preserve South Viet Nam. Rusk reiterated that any settlement must avoid a situation seen as surrender.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
White House
George
Kensington Man Faces Five Charges After Nighttime Crash
A Kensington motorist Qdeli A Flanary 34 faces five charges including drunken driving altering registration permit and tags reckless driving suspended license and expired tags after a 2:25 a.m. Md 26 crash. His 1957 sedan was demolished and a passenger Thomas M Flanary 19 was treated and released. Trooper Gordon Smith investigated the incident.
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Kensington
Frederick
Qdeli A Flanary
MD. 26
Flanary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas M. Flanary
RFD 1
Walkersville
Gordon Smith
Hungarians Storm U.S. Building in Budapest Demonstration
Nearly 1,000 Communist led students staged a violent anti American protest in Budapest. They smashed windows at the U S legation in Freedom Square and some broke into the basement damaging a snack bar and a movie. Legation guards kept the locked entrance as stones were hurled at the building.
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Budapest
U.S. Legation
U.S
Viet Nam
Legation
Freedom Square
Riots Shake Kuala Lumpur As 200 Youths Demand Malaysia’s Fall
Police clash with leftist demonstrators in downtown Kuala Lumpur after 200 youths marching on the US Information Service library smashed windows and hurled objects. Tear gas and barbed wire barricades, curfew, and troop deployment followed as officials blamed the Socialist Front for triggering the riot.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysia Federation
US Information Service
Abdul Rahman
Socialist Front
All-American soccer star joins Catoctin Job Corps Camp
Warner Cheeks a Gaithersburg native and former Frederick County educator becomes one of the first instructors at the Catoctin Job Corps Camp. He left Parkway Elementary as vice principal to devote himself to challenging teaching work with disadvantaged youths. Cheeks, 29, played for Elizabethtown College and earned All American honors in 1960. He began training January 15 and now helps with education, math, reading, driver education, and clerical tasks at the camp. He lives on Rosemont Avenue with his wife Kathleen and their three daughters.
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Warner Cheeks
Frederick
Catoctin
Gaithersburg
Rosemont Avenue
Kathleen
Denise
Diane
Dawn
Cheeks
Parkway
Warner
Frederick County
President Johnson
Castoctin Camp
Elmer A. Wolfe
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
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