TJ Plans Approved By Board
The Board of Education voted to include an auditorium at Governor Thomas Johnson High School despite tax worries, approving the plan after an executive session. Architect Charles F. Bowers priced the auditorium at 665,532 dollars with alternate material costs and feasibility noted, including a 1,599 seat capacity and 31,692 square feet area.
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Board of Education
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Charles F. Bowers
Bowers
Hopkins and Associates
Baltimore
Auditorum
Horman Backs Auditorium in School Plan After Public Opinion
County Commissioner Horman said he would support funding the Thomas Johnson School with an auditorium after citizens urged the feature at a Board of Education meeting. He noted no funds would be taken from Sabillasville or Burkittsville schools and praised public involvement in democracy. Irvin Renn and Lawrence Dorsey had already supported building the school.
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Russell Z. Horman
Thomas Johnson School
Board of Education
Horman
Sabillasville
Burkittsville
JA. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Brunswick Man Held On Bad Check Charges
A 32 year old Brunswick man is jailed in Allegany County for fraudulently passing five checks totaling 133.23 at Town and Country Store and separate checks at Tri State Discount Store and Miracle Mart. Deputy Tyree picked up Donald R. Merriman in Warrenton Virginia after extradition approval.
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Brunswick
Allegany County
Cumberland
Lewis E. Tyree
Warrenton
Donald R. Merriman
Town and Country
Brunswick Bank
Tri-State
Miracle Mart
Man Injured When Car Goes Out of Control
Charles Lee Yeager a 33 year old of Pontiac avenue was injured when his 1963 Willys station wagon failed to navigate a sharp turn on Old Annapolis road three miles south of Mt Pleasant, struck a tree and plunged 20 feet. He is hospitalized for minor abrasions and lacerations. Damage to the car is estimated at 900 dollars and Yeager faces a charge of failing to drive to the right of the highway center.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Lee Yeager
Pontiac Avenue
Harry J. Frost
Yeager
Mt. Airy Ambulance
Cupid's Work At Record Low Here
Postmaster James A. Grove reports Valentine mailings are unusually light with 16 660 machine cancellations recorded on Friday and only 1 458 more than last Friday. He notes Valentine volume is shorter than any previous year while mail delivery remains steady despite light totals.
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James A. Grove
Grove
Valentine
Yule Club Money Seen By April
Washington County depositors in the defunct Family Savings and Loan Association may receive most of their Christmas club savings after Easter. Receiver Saul Stern said checks should mail within eight weeks. Judge James H. Pugh ruled Christmas club accounts qualify for preferred payment from remaining funds. Maryland Court of Appeals upheld.
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Family Savings and Loan Association
Washington County
Saul Stern
James H. Pugh
Montgomery County
Maryland Court of Appeals
Christmas Club
West Patrick and
North Court Streets
Hagerstown
Rusk Warns of Possible Consumer Reaction on Cuba Trade
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there may be consumer reaction in the United States against foreign firms trading with Cuba even as the United States plans no boycott. He spoke in a Voice of America interview recorded after Sir Alec Douglas-Home’s Washington visit amid Johnson and Douglas-Home differing over Cuba trade. Britain has been selling buses and other goods to Cuba over U.S. opposition.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Cuba
U.S
Rusk
Voice of America
Alec Douglas- Home
Johnson
Douglas-Home
Britain
Talk With God Not At Him World Day of Prayer Service
Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr spoke at Evangelical Lutheran Church during a World Day of Prayer service held in Frederick. About 150 attendees heard him urge prayer as daily conversation with God and to intercede for others. Women from 15 cooperating churches organized the event under United Church Women leadership.
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Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Council of United Church Women
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert C. Holley
Trinity Chapel
Edward Winpigler
Donald Baker
John Turner
George Hendrickson
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Higinbotham
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Trunk
Mr. Trunk
J. Arthur Throne
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Thomas Williams
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Russell
Grace United
Church of Christ
Bernard Stull
Evangelical Reformed
United Church of
Forbes Burgess
Norman Gary
United Presbyterian Church
George Stup
Roscoe Shook
Robert Smith
Alton Y. Bennett
Harry James
Roland Hahn
George Stupp
United Church Women
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Foreign Missions
National Council
Earl Howard
Frederick
Russell Dudrow
Robert Kline
Grayson Stevens
Glenn Strine
Edward Mantz
Acne
Edward Pearl
Piani
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church marks tenth anniversary
A weekend program celebrates the church founded February 14 1954 with an anniversary dinner at the Frederick Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue. Rev Raymond Hartzel of Philadelphia gives the address. a slide history, choir script, and gifts highlight events. A Sunday service features Rev Frederick K Wentz with special music. memorial service follows. Home groups planned to extend spiritual ministry using The Creative Years by Reuel L Howe.
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Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Church
Jack L. Wantz
William R. Sell
Oliver H. Keefer
Frederick K. Wentz
Lutheran
Reuel L. Howe
J. Arthur Throne
Carroll L. Boyer
Udall urges Maryland to seize island park plan
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall urged Maryland to act now to save Assateague Island as a national seashore park. He spoke at the Maryland- Delaware Press Association convention, urging public support and noting a potential Appalachian Parkway plan tied to Western Maryland. Udall warned the region stands at a crossroads between growth and decline amid an environmental crisis.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Appalachian
Ohio Valley
Jdall
Maryland-Delaware
Mid- Atlantic Seaboard
Udall
The
Press Association
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Dan DeLuce
Associated Press General
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Woman Kills Children Takes Her Own Life in Virginia
In Falls Church, Judith E. Cox, a 40-year-old mother and wife of a Jefferson Elementary principal, fatally shot her four children Friday after earlier mental health treatment. Three children died at the scene. 2-year-old Joel died in hospital today. Her body was found seated in a basement rocking chair in their three-bedroom home.
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Falls Church
Joel
Judith E. Cox
Jefferson Elementary
US Under Secretary Ball presses Cyprus peace mission in Athens
The United States envoy George W. Ball urged Greek caretaker premier Paraskevopoulos to back an international police force free of UN control amid rising Turkish military moves near Cyprus. Ball then went to London for talks with British leaders as Turkey warned it may act alone to defend Turkish Cypriot interests.
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Athens
U.S
George W. Ball
Cyprus
Greece
John Paraskevopoulos
Ball
Paraskevopoulos
Ankara
Turkey
U.N
London
U.S. Air Force
Alec Douglas-Home
United States
Iskenderun
Cevdet Sunay
Ismet Inonu
Mediterranean
Bail
Makarios
National Airlines Hit By Strike
National Airlines grounded flights to 40 cities in 15 states due to a clerical and reservations workers union strike. A company official signaled willingness to accept a Labor Department recommendation for immediate bargaining with mediation help. Union officials offered no comment.
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Miami
Fla
National Airlines
Willard Wirtz
Proposed Subdivision Rules Promise Flexibility for Developers
A Frederick County public meeting at Winchester Hall will review flexible subdivision rules tied to Planning and Zoning guidance. The rules allow for variances where topography drainage or access create hardship, and support mixed uses including parks open spaces and neighborhood associations. The plan aligns with FHA standards suggesting fewer driveways and shorter streets to reduce costs and traffic hazards while maintaining county desirability.
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Frederick County
Planning and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
FHA
FHA Loan Insurance Agency
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