Renn Dorsey Support Proceeding Without Delay For High School
Two Frederick County Commissioners A Krvi Renn and Lawrence A Dorsey publicly backed moving ahead withGovernor Thomas Johnson High School including the auditorium. Republican Russell Horman remained noncommittal as a public meeting drew more than two hundred residents to discuss plans and potential funding.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Johnson
A. Krvi Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Board of Education
Renn
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County
Frederick High
Dorsey
Frederick High School
Commissioners’ Office
Woman Charged In Infant's Death
A county woman was indicted for manslaughter in the death of her two month old son Gary Tyrone Crampton. The February Grand Jury returned the indictment against Betty Jane on ies 23 near New Ma et. An autopsy cited congenital heart disease and exposure to freezing temperatures as factors. State Police Trooper Robert Loun investigated the case, which began with the mother placing the infant to bed in an unheated upstairs room around 11 30 pm January 1 and finding the child two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane
Ies 23
New Maet
Gary Tyrone Crampton
Robert Loun
State Recognition Emmitsburg Jaycees Battle For School Site
Emmitsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce gains January Chapter of the Month honors for community service over the Thurmont Emmitsburg High School relocation dispute. Lawyer Aleck Resnick to seek a State Board of Education hearing to block a north county consolidated high school in Thurmont, with Jaycees supporting a site midway to Emmitsburg.
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Emmitsburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thurmont - Emmitsburg
Jaycees
Mt. Manor
John L. Mills Jr
State
Jaycee Executive Board
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial May Try To Change Cigarette Habits
Frederick Memorial Hospital officials consider removing the cigarette machine after the Surgeon General report linking smoking to lung cancer. Hospital administrators note budget concerns and support for educated policy decisions while other Maryland hospitals plan reviews of their cigarette sales.
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Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U. S
P. David Youngdahl
Medical Board
Mercy Hospital
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Baltimore
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Mark Dawson
Lutheran Hospital
Farmer Suffers Eye Injury In Battery Explosion
An Emmitsburg man Delbert Piper suffered facial burns and eye injuries when a battery he was charging exploded on a bench. Acid sprayed his face and one eye. he was rushed to Annie M. Warner Hospital, then Hanover General Hospital, and later home with blurred vision in one eye.
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Emmitsburg
Delbert Piper
Piper
Douglas Piper
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Hanover General Hospital
Hanover
Hood College Students Register as Blood Donors for Feb Bloodmobile
Postmaster James A. Grove announces Hood College Student Council cooperates with Frederick County Red Cross to register Hood students as donors for the February 24 bloodmobile visit at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church from 1 to 5 30 p m Walkersville will call it Walkersville Day Arnold Feagle Walkersville High School principal targets 18 plus students and local residents to donate with about 125 Hood donors needed to meet 183 pints short of quota Donors over 1962 encouraged to walk in for last Frederick visit until June 3 Schedule change shifts Emmitsburg visit from March 16 to March 12 1 5 30 p m with no mailed notices for that day and walk ins welcome for Emmitsburg area donors.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Red Cross
Hood College
Hood
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Grove
Walkersville
Arnold Feagle
Frederick
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Warning on Bogus Five Dollar Bills Issued by Police
Chief of Police Charles V. Main warns merchants in Frederick to watch for counterfeit five dollar bills that are actually one dollar notes with five pasted over the words in the corners. Only one bill has been seized, passed days earlier at the Elks Club on West All Saints Street. Merchants are urged to verify Lincoln’s image in the center rather than Washington’s.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick
Chief Main
Elks Club
West All Saints Street
Main
Lincoln
Washington’s
The
Lion’s Club
Alaskan songwriter and guide Vic Sumers dies at 41
Vic Sumers a songwriter and singer died Thursday at his Big Delta home in Alaska. A resident since 1951 he worked as a hunting guide and bush pilot. Born in Youngstown Ohio he was 41.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Vic Sumers
Big Delta
Summers
Youngstown
Ohio
Proposed Subdivision Regulations by Frederick County Planning Commission
The article outlines seven steps for subdivision planning. It covers initial information gathering, site analysis, discussions with planners and lenders, preparing preliminary plats, staff and board reviews, implementing performance guarantees, final plats, and eventual development and sale. It emphasizes cooperation with the county and zoning commission throughout the process.
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Frederick County
County and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Soviet Protest Over Defection Seeks Access to Nossenko
Washington report says the Soviet Union asked to see Yuri Nossenko the defecting police official and U S officials indicated talks would be arranged. Moscow protested to U S Ambassador Kohler over the defection from the Geneva disarmament delegation amid concerns it could impact talks.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Yuri I. Nossenko
United States
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Yuri Nossenko
Nossenko
U.S. State Department
State Department
Man Bitten By His Own Pet Dog
State Police report a dog bite on Bernard Manning Ganley aged 29 of Frederick. Ganley nipped on the left thumb when attempting to pick up his dog at home on Ball road about 9 p.m. Thursday. The dog is impounded as a precaution.
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Bernard Manning Ganley
RFD
Frederick
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
Ganley
Ball Road
Prisoners Party Is Short Lived
Westminister Md AP two escaped Carroll County jail inmates were found drinking in a Taylorsville tavern when State Police Corporal Thomas Bosley drew his revolver. Tony A Coleman 35 of Austin Texas and Wilmont C Minnich 29 of Penmar Pa were recaptured and returned to jail.
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Westminster, Md
Taylorsville
Carroll County
Thomas Bosley
Tony A. Coleman
Austin
Tex
Wilmont C. Minnich
Penmar
Brewster May Seek More Time for Seneca Cabin Owners
Senator Daniel B. Brewster may extend the occupancy window for six cabins at Seneca owned by local residents Mt Airy and this city. He sponsors a House resolution to bar federal evictions in the Potomac River Basin until Corps dam studies are finished.
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Daniel B. Brewster
Seneca
Sen. Brewster
D—Md
Congress
Potomac River
Corps of Engineers
Mt. Airy
National Park Service
Brewster
Education Lobby Joins Tawes In Battle For Tax Increase
Maryland education advocates align with Governor Tawes to push a 42 million tax program and 16.2 million education aid, arguing higher costs justify a larger long term program. Comptroller Goldstein questions need, citing pending federal tax cuts and proposing a data-backed estimate by week’s end. Tawes will appeal on television, urging lawmakers to wait for his message before voting.
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Education Lobby
Tawes
Annapolis
Gov. Tawes
Tis
Maryland
Robert Y. Dubel
Maryland State Teachers Association
Paul Cooper
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cooper
PTA
Louis L. Goldstein
Gov
Goldstein
Favor Sale of City's Light Plant
HAGERSTOWN AP The City Council voted to allow a special referendum on selling the municipal electric light plant amid a possible mayoral veto. Three of five councilors backed amending the city charter to permit a fall vote, though current charter restricts sales to municipal elections. The next election is March 1965. Potomac Edison offered 14 million dollars for the plant. Mayor Burhans warned of a veto while Councilman Cordell questioned the mayor’s veto power. The dispute lingered as the meeting ended after four hours.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Co
Winslow F. Burhans
Francis R. Cordell
Ciy
Burhans
Cordell
Actors' Father Dies in Hollywood
Lawrence Tierney Sr. 72 father of actors Scott Brady and Lawrence Tierney Jr. died Thursday of a heart attack. He had worked as a security chief with the New York City water system before retirement.
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Hollywood
Lawrence Tierney Sr
Scott Brady
Lawrence Tierney Jr
Tierney
New York City
Easter wall reopening offer rejected by Berlin authorities
Bonn and the West Berlin Senate rejected East Germany’s Easter opening proposal. East Germany offered to let West Berliners visit East Berlin for Easter on the same basis as Christmas. The dispute centers on the use of prior Christmas permits to support a three Germanys theory and reunification hopes. Thousands queued for crossing permits as talks continued.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Senate
East Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Erhard
Willy Brandt
West
Erich Wendt
Horst Korber
They Forgot Republican Stew They Forgot Republican Stew
Washington AP reports Prince Georges County Maryland Republicans will hold a Lincoln Day dinner at the University of Maryland Saturday night. The menu parodies national figures with dishes such as Pickles a la Bobby Baker and Southern-style chicken disjointed a la Lyndon, plus surplus green peas and scaled back fare.
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Maryland
Prince Georges County
University of Maryland
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