City approves revised subdivision rules amid park concerns
City officials and aldermen completed a revised subdivision code that preserves a two acre minimum park size while expanding planning commission control over park location. Developers Brocius and Ausherman opposed park dedication. City Attorney Burgee cited authority to condemn land for public use. Unanimous vote on the subdivision changes. a planned rezoning for 44 acres of the G Wilson Mercer farm was postponed to March 4 due to technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
William Brosius
Ernest W Ausherman
Richard R. Burgee
City Oak
G. Wilson Mercer
Patrick Street
Soviet Explosion Under Study
The United States seeks more information about a Soviet underground explosion on January 15 that released radioactive material into the atmosphere. U.S. aircraft detected radioactivity in the Sea of Japan area as Washington investigates possible treaty violation under the limited test ban. The Soviets say leakage was inadvertent and insignificant.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Sea of Japan
Belgian King Baudouin Confined by Illness
Belgian King Baudouin, ill with the flu and diagnosed with a virus hepatitis, will be confined to his room for several weeks, a royal palace statement said. The report from Brussels notes the monarch has been sufferable with influenza for several days.
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Brussels
Baudouin
Local Residents In Frederick Hospitals And Homes
Among the sick are Mrs. Ralph Kanade of Oakwood Drive Frederick admitted as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Mr. R Brantley Keeney owner of Bell's Service Station Frederick confined to home with pneumonia. Mr. Harry Burkett East Fourth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mr. Richard Duvall New Market convalescing at home after a farm accident two months ago. Mr Clyde M Bohn Rosemont Avenue recovering at home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last month. Mrs Herman Hartsock Taneytown patient at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Miss Barbara Bange Union Bridge patient at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Miss Doreen Paynter RFD 2 Sykesville admitted to Carroll County General Hospital Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kanade
Oakwood Drive
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. Brantley Keeney
Woodsboro
Bell
Harry Burkett
East Fourth Street
Richard Duvall
New Market
Clyde M. Bohn
Rosemont Avenue
Herman Hartsock
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Barbara Bange
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Doreen Paynter
RFD 2
Sykesville
Fothergill Family Welcomes Son in Germany
Capt and Mrs Robert N Fothergill of Frankfurt Germany announce the birth of their son Robert Nevins Jr in Frankfurt on February 4. A daughter Judith Lynn aged two and a half also graces the family. Grandparents are Dr Le Roy D Fothergill of Walkersville and Mr A Leland Clark of Poolesville. The couple, Westminster College graduates, have been stationed in Germany two years.
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Capt
Robert N. Fothergill
Frankfurt
Germany
Robert Nevins Jr
Judith Lynn
le Roy D. Fothergill
RFD 1
Walkersville
A Leland Clark
Poolesville
Fothergill
Westminster College
Louise Clark
Bennjammn F. Black
Union Bridge
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Claude Humm
West Fourth Street
John H. Wooden Jr
Baltimore
Frederick man attends national air conditioning school
Clarence Fogle of Kaempf Harris Mechanical Frederick Md attends a nationally held air conditioning school in Milwaukee Wis. The class of 25 learns the latest install and service techniques with participants from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fogle
Frederick
Maryland
Kaempf & Harris Mechanical, Inc
House Fire At Walkersville Damaged Farm Tenant House
Shortly after noon today the Walkersville Fire Company was dispatched to the farm of Paul Lambert on Lenhart Road in Walkersville to combat a blaze in the tenant house. Details were not available.
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Walkersville
Paul Lambert
Lenhart Road
Pakistani Leader To Visit U.S.
Karachi Pakistan AP The Pakistani Foreign Ministry says President Mohammed Ayub Khan will visit the United States around April 25 at an invitation from President Johnson.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Pakistani
Foreign Ministry
Mohammed Ayub Khan
United States
Johnson
Finland names new ambassador to Stockholm
Finland appointed Ralph Enckeli, 52, ambassador to Stockholm, effective March 1, per the Foreign Ministry. A Britannica note credits Sir George Everest as the namesake of the world’s highest mountain.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ralph Enckeli
United Nations
Stockholm
Everest
Sir George Everest
Fish Sturveyor
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Appointed To News Post Staff
Myron W. Randall named administrative director of the Frederick News Post after serving at Bendix Corp in Towson as principal engineer. A Cleveland native, WWII veteran, he holds a BA from Western Reserve and an engineering BS from Case Institute. He is a licensed ham radio operator, married to Francis Ann Delaplame, with four children, relocating to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Randall
Bendix Corp
Frederick News
Cleveland
Ohio
Randall
Western Reserve University
Case Institute of Technology
Towson
Francis Ann Delaplame
Frederick
Auxiliary Members Attend National Security Forum in Washington
Mrs Harold Wantz of Thurmont and Mrs William H Johnson of Unionville represented the American Legion Auxiliary at the 13th annual Women s Forum on National Security in Washington from February 15 to 17. Sessions at the Statler Hilton opened with a dinner led by Dr Walter H Judd. Speakers over the meeting included Mrs Claire Lee Chennault and Dr John H Furbay with Esther Peterson addressing Wednesday. Chairman is Mrs Walter Wild Andrews, head of the sponsoring American Legion Auxiliary. The Forum unites eighteen member groups totaling more than two million women with over 1,200 delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wantz
Thurmont
William H Johnson
Unionville
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Statler Hilton
Walter H. Judd
Claire Lee Chennault
American General
John H. Furbay
General Motors Corporation
Esther Peterson
Walter Wild Andrews
United Nations ends stormy General Assembly session
The General Assembly recessed until Sept 1 after US halts Albania’s bid for an East West showdown. Adlai Stevenson announced US would back a procedural ballot and not challenge the Soviet Union’s voting right. 97 to 2 vote rejected Albania’s push. 13 abstentions including France. Crisis capped by a sharp exchange between Stevenson and Nikolai Fedorenko.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Albania
Soviet Union
Red
France
Mauritania
Stevenson
Discussion Highlights PTA Meet Is Homework Necessary
A North Frederick Elementary PTA panel discussed homework. Speakers stressed meaningful, purposeful assignments and home study aids, with emphasis on varying subjects and avoiding punishment. The PTA treasurer reported a $235.51 book fair profit to aid library supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick
Audrey Pressler
the Frederick High School
C. Beattie Stauffer
North Frederick Elementary School
Frank Lewis
West Frederick Junior High School
Robert McKay
Elm Street Junior High School
Harold Neufeld
Bernard Kelly
PTA
Marshall Dick
Charles Main
Boyd Smith
County Council of
County Council
James Sensenbaugh
State Superintendent of Schools
Viet Nam Barricade Tanks Seize Saigon Military Hq and Airport
Rebels in Saigon drive M24 tanks through barbed wire to seize the navy headquarters and Khanh’s house, then overrun Saigon Airport. About 10 Skyraider bombers circle the city as key military sites fall within 30 minutes. Col Thao announces the operation as a military move, denounces Khanh as a dictator, and calls for security nationwide.
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Navy
Khanh
Col. Thao
Saigon
Skyraider
5Th Division
Thao
Marines
Yphis
Astronaut Carpenter Aims To Return After Wrist Surgery
Houston AP reports astronaut M. Scott Carpenter is in good condition after a one hour operation to remove a bone spur from his left wrist. The 39 year old Navy commander is expected to leave the hospital Saturday afternoon and return to work within a week.
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Houston Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
Outstanding Young Men Honored In Maryland Jaycee event
In Rockville Maryland on February 12 five Maryland Jaycees named Outstanding Young Men of Maryland received the JayCee DSA award before 400 guests. Recipients were James C. Robbins Bel Air Joseph H Beaver Jr Westminster Lewis R Carman Salisbury Joseph R Carpenter Reisterstown and H Emslie Parks Randallstown. Dr Frank Rauscher spoke on youth leadership and anti cancer work earning TOYM honors earlier in the year. Each 1965 Maryland winner will be a national TOYM candidate next year.
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Rockville
Maryland
Maryland JayCees
JayCee Dsa
James C. Robbins
Bel Air
Joseph H. Beaver, Jr
Westminster
Lewis R. Carman
Salisbury
Joseph R. Carpenter
Reisterstown
H. Emslie Parks
Randallstown
America
Frank Rauscher
Rauscher
National JayCee Organization
Jamaicans Cheer Queen Elizabeth Arrival in Kingston
Crowds in Kingston Jamaica welcomed Queen Elizabeth the queen mother on arrival for a nine day visit. She is to receive an honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of the West Indies and will attend a state dinner and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Elizabeth
Kingston Airport
University of the West Indies
Notice To Contractors For Urbana Elementary School Addition
Frederick County Board of Education seeks sealed bids for a four classroom Urbana Elementary School addition in Frederick Maryland. Bid due March 18 1965 2:00 PM EST. Documents available February 23 1965 with $50 deposit per set. Time to complete August 15 1965.
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Board OF Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Urbana
Bushey and Chapman
Frederick County Board of Education
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Congress and Exchange of Baltimore
North Charles Street
Baltimore
F. W. Dodge Corporation
York Road
Office of
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc
South Potomac Street
Gardens Blue Print & Photo-Print Company
Maryland Avenue
AIA
Board OF Education OF
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Joan L. Carnochan
Spread of humans and canine scabies cautions by doctor
Dr Arthur L Beck of Olean New York reports seven cases where mites from a litter of infected miniature Schnauzer pups transmitted to humans. The resulting persistent eruptions include itching and redness. Treatment with Kwell produced complete relief in all human patients.
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Arthur L. Beck
Olean
Beck
Kwell
In Utero Transfusion Saves Anemic Fetuses
Dr. A William Liley of National Women's Hospital Auckland developed the in utero transfusion technique. It uses a hypodermic needle through the abdomen into the fetus. Columbia Presbyterian Hospital New York reports mortality drop from 25 percent to 10 percent for newborn anemic infants due to the method.
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A. William Liley
National Women’s Hospital
Auckland
New Zealand
Columbia- Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Lewistown auction and Family Night hosted by local group
Lewistown Maryland hosts a grocery store auction on Feb 20 at 10 35 AM at Lewistown Service Center with Glenn and James G Trout as auctioneers Ralph Weybright and Wayne Swomley clerks Lewistown Family Night Feb 20 8 PM at Lewistown Community Hall features a large jackpot door prize free games and home style refreshments sponsored by the Lewistown Citizens Association Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Glenn
James G. Trout
Ralph Weybright
Wayne Swomley
Lewistown Citizen's Association, Inc
New Montgomery County phone service announced
The Frederick News-Post notes newly available phone service for Montgomery County residents with notices from Gaithersburg News Bureau and Frederick office. Classifieds list a card of thanks from Clyde M. Bohn Sr and expressions of sympathy for the Domer family, plus local announcements for community events, sales, and activities across Hood College, Damascus, Monrovia, Woodsboro, Hyattstown, and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News-Post
Montgomery Co
Gaithersburg
Frederick
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Tobery
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George Tobery
Dickerson
Milton Tobery
Allen Tobery
Allentown
Ruth Robinson
E. Church St
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Robert Ridgely
Trinity Lutheran Church
Englewood
Colo
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George S. Ridgely
Millie Foltz Ridgely
Lynn
Colorado
Robert Weller
Harry Eavey
Shepherdstown
E. Ray Englar
Church of the Ascension
William D. White
Pipe Creek
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler
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David Clenton Mainhart
Feete
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville, Va
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Robert Webber
Paul Moler
Robert Garrison
H. L. Brown
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Prudence
C.E.S
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Tuscarora
Starlite
Call
Henry
N. Market St
RED Men's Club
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Myersville Vol. Fire Co
Red Men’s Club
Turkey
Damascus
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Glamour Magazine
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Childcraft
Constance H. Mercer
F.C.E
Social Club Party Sun
Eagles Club
Charles S. Tregoning
Lula Phelps
Lula U. Phelps
Chase & Sanborn
Johnny's Market
Market St
Glade Valley Lions Club
Joseph Ganley Sale
All Saints
N. Court ST
St. Barnabas Church
Cappello
Monrovia
J. H. Ganley
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Maine
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Johnsville
Yellow Springs Lions Club
WOLFE
Hamilton's Grocery
Hamiltons Grocery
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
NEW Midway Fire Co
Kemptown Church Hall
Nelson Tucker
Charles E Fogle
Coker
South Court Street
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
York
Rome
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Rt. If
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
Little’s
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
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