Fear Of Flood Dwindles As Waters Subside In County
High water blocked Link's Bridge and Devilbiss Bridge roads north of Frederick as streams peaked then slowed. The Potomac rose slowly with ice and debris drifting downstream. forecasters warned of possible rain on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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County Roads
Link
River
C and D Canal
J. T. Kerrigan
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Virginia
Monocacy
Ceresville
Monocacy River
Buckeystown
Tco
Weather Bureau
Potomac
County allocates extra aid to unemployeds
The County Commissioners add 1000 to welfare funds for the unemployable and employable aid program, matching state funds to total 2000. The money aims to cover emergency needs until spring weather creates work, with first checks issued February 6 and 30 day rechecks for recipients. The unemployment total remains about steady with 2100 paid claims and 1260 to 1400 not eligible under the emergency plan.
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Welfare Department
Geneva Barthel
Department of Employment Security
Firemen Aid Homeless Snowden Family After Fire
Firemen seek help for the Snowden family after a fire destroyed their home and all possessions. The Independent Hose Company and New Market fire company collect clothing for the family, with Salvation Army assisting. a new house is needed for Trey Snowden, 34, his wife, and children Patricia Ann 16, Robert 15, William 11, and Michael.
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Iire
Edgar Snowden
Trey
Mr. Snowden
Patricia Ann
Robert
William I
Michael
Independent Hose Company
New Market Fire Company
Salvation Army
Bretano Returns Home From Washington Talks
West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Bretano flies home to Frankfurt aboard a West German airliner after discussions in Washington with President Kennedy and U S officials.
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Bretano
Frankfurt
Germany
Heinrich von Bretano
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Six Injured When Auto Sideswipes Three Cars On U S 240
Six people were injured after a speeding driver, Joan Spencer King, rear ended and sideswiped three vehicles on U S 240 south of Hyattstown. King, driving a 1959 Buick, collided with Linwood Austin's 1955 Plymouth and hit two other cars. Austin’s car was demolished. Emergency crews transported all injured to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. charges pending.
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U.S. 240
Hyattstown
Rockville
Joan Spencer King
RFD
Gaithersburg
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
King
Linwood Earl Austin
Nicholas Cremozneses
Silver Spring
Chevrolet
James Roy Taylor
Austin
Cremoneses
Taylor
Hyattstown Fire Department
Betty Cooper
Giles
Cooper
Prather
Jackson
Harriday
Plymouth
U.S. Uw
Walter Hershey Day
Linwood E. Austin
Rocksville
Snow removal costs rise as winter lingers in Frederick County
The SRC has spent about 125000 to clear Frederick County roads this winter with potential extra 2000 to 20000 if more storms hit before warm weather arrives. Mopping up work and removing snow fences will push totals higher than last year and prior winters. Crews patch potholes and frost boils while water levels rise. Route 26 and Israel Creek areas saw slush and ice until cleared.
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Ray Hartman
SRC
Fay
Frede
Frederick County
Waller
Israel Creek
Everton
Catoctin Creek
Neus
Airlines Laying Off Employes Amid Wildcat Flight Engineer Strike
Nationwide aviation networks faltered as a four day walkout by Flight Engineers International Union members halted long distance service. About 65 000 workers were to be laid off by day’s end as unions strike against six major carriers including American Pan American Trans World Eastern National and Western.
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New York
Flight Engineers International Union
American
Pan American
Trans World
Eastern
National
Western
Juvenile Sent to Boys Center After Hearing
A 1 year old boy released from Maryland Training School was sent to Gatonsville center for evaluation after police reported multiple break-ins car and bicycle thefts. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer called him a menace to the community and ordered testing to seek behavioral clues.
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Maryland Training School
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Gatonsville
W. C. Roderick
Norman Dietz
City Police Department
Emmitsburg
Earl Tracey
W. W. Law
Children’s Aid Society
Jean Harnish
County Health Department
Pauline T. Flanagan
Roderick
Daugher
Kennedy Proposes $5.7 Billion Aid to Education Plan
President Kennedy unveils a three to five year aid program funding classroom construction and teacher salaries, plus college scholarships and low interest loans for dorms and facilities. The plan totals about $5.7 billion with mixed support from Senate and House leaders and a review of existing aid acts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Everett MM. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Samm Rayburn
D-Tex
Eoial
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Hearings Set On Districts And Savings Law Changes
Maryland lawmakers prepare for a week of public sessions on congressional reapportionment and state control of savings and loan associations. Highlights include a joint Senate House Judiciary hearing on the new Eighth District and hearings on House seat redistribution proposals, plus Case Commission oversight of S and L institutions and stock limits.
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Annapolis
Savings and Loan
Maryland
Senate
House Judiciary Committees
Tawes
Prince Georges
Howard
Curtis Bay-Brooklyn
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Charles
St. Marys
Calvert
Baltimore County
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Harford
Case Commission
Case Bill
Five Day Forecast Warmed and Cooler Notes
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures about five degrees above normal. Normal highs range mid 40s generally, about 40 in the mountains, with lows in the upper 20s or around 30 except higher in the mountains. Expect warmer midweek, then cooler Friday, warmer again Saturday. Rain possible Tuesday into Wednesday and again Friday.
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Associated Press
United Nations reports six Lumumba associates executed
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold announced in the Security Council that six associates of slain Congo leader Patrice Lumumba were executed in Kasai. Protests erupted as the UN body adjourned for consultations, with Soviet and Asian African nations calling for action. The dead reportedly included Jean Finant and other Lumumba faction leaders amid regional transfers in the Congo.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
Hammarskjold
H-nation
Unian
George Padmore
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hammerskjeld
Rajeshwar Dayal
Jean Finant
Oriental Province
Maj
Fataki
Stanleyville
Gerdarma
Lumumba
Nzuzi
Muamgu
Elengesa
Yanzara
Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Hammarshjold
Frederick motorist fined in reckless driving case
A Frederick man, David Daniel Eigenbrode, was found guilty in Magistrate Edward Storm's court on a reckless driving charge after an accident on U.S. 195 in Walkersville. He was fined 7.50 for striking a car making a left turn toward Walkersville High School during snowy, slippery conditions.
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Frederick
David Daniel Eigenbrode
Seminole Read
Edward Storm
U.S. 195
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Eigenbrode
Robert H. Mcleaf
Rockville
Ocel Arnold Fianary
Fianary
Mt. Pleasant
East Street
W. D. Grose
Haines
Evergreen Point
Storm
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Larry F. Fritts
Gary Allen Kelly
Stephen P. Riland
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Eywarpapfee
Trav
Walter Hershey
John Spencer King
Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin Iojay
Day
U.N
JFK
Tokyo
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Security Council
Dwadab
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