Yale Club Depositors Get Bonus
Christmas Club depositors in the defunct Family Savings and Loan Company will receive interest payments. Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the Christmas Club account holders were creditors entitled to full payment and about 72,500 in interest. The ruling covers six percent annual interest from November 1961 to April 1964.
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Family Savings and Loan Company
Manuel Weinberg
Maryland Court of Appeals
Savings and Loan Company
Weinberg
Weinbergs
Election Registration Bill Planned
A bill to allow county level voter registration in Frederick County districts will be introduced in the Maryland legislature. Revised by Senator Derr it authorizes a party central committee to request district registration when approved by a majority, enabling registration in a single district rather than county wide.
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Frederick County
Young Republicans
John A. Derr
Derr
Central Committee
Merhie Duvall
Harry F. Rhoderick
GOP Club
William B. Crum
Frederick Woman Dies In Crash Near Gaithersburg
A Frederick County woman, Alberta I. Nichols, 35, died at the scene when her car veered off Route 70S, smashed a bridge abutment, and slid 25 feet to rest on Middlebrook Road near Gaithersburg. The medical examiner cited crushed chest, punctured lung, and massive internal hemorrhage as the cause amid reports of high speed. Police said the southbound vehicle struck a guard rail and overturned near the Gaithersburg underpass.
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Frederick County
Middlebrook Road
Gaithersburg
Alberta I. Nichols
RFD 2
Frederick
John Ball
Montgomery County
Rockville
Unemployment in Frederick County A $100000 Monthly Business
Unemployment payments in Frederick County reach 108334 in January averaging 36.13 per recipient for 3100 checks. Mary Hershberger notes higher seasonal unemployment December through March due to outdoor construction, with 750 of 28085 workers normally unemployed. Funds come from employer taxes. average payments total about 65 dollars a week. 1422 names on active file, 253 female. Not all applicants receive payments. eligibility requires loss of job through no fault of their own. Young workers ages 16-21 face the biggest issue.
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C. Millard Eiler
Frederick County
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Mayetta Hershberger
Miss Hershberger
Hershberger
Dog Caught After Biting Boy At School
An Urbana Elementary School stray dog bit eight year old Roger Rasooli on Thursday. The dog had wandered the school yard for months and was captured by the county dog catcher Irving Tobery who was bitten earlier and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The dog remains at large near Deer Spring Road Braddock Heights.
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Urbana
Hyattstown
Roger Trent Rasooli
Scott W. B. English
Irving Tobery
Tobery
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Deer Spring Road
Braddock Heights
Phone Booth Coin Box Robbed Near Evergreen Point
The coin box from a public telephone along Md 806 near Evergreen Point was blown or shot open overnight and all money stolen. State Police report uncertainty about the break in, noting this is the only public phone tampered with in the area. Investigator Scott W. B. English said no suspects have been found.
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MD. 806
Evergreen Point
Tfe
Scott W. B. English
Fredericksonian Floyd Culler Wins Prestigious AEC Award
Floyd L. Culler of Oak Ridge National Laboratory is named one of five U S scientists to receive the Ernest C Lawrence Memorial Award for 1965 by the Atomic Energy Commission. He will be honored April 29 at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington and has a letter of congratulations from President Lyndon B Johnson.
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Floyd L. Culler
Ernest C. Lawrence
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Culler
Floyd L. Culler Sr
Fairview Avenue
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Lawrence
AEC
Atomic Energy Program
Chemical Technology Division
Chemical Tech
Market Gains Hold Early Trading Amid Dampening News
NEW YORK AP reports stocks edged higher in early trading as market activity remained moderate despite some softer business news. Investors monitored ongoing economic signals while equities maintained a buoyant tone.
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New York
Cold winds from storm lash Frederick County
A deep Western storm dumped snow in Garrett County and brought rain and flurries to Frederick. Temperatures are expected to plunge to around 10 degrees tonight with rainfall to total 2.75 inches for the month. Forecast calls for sun Saturday and a warmer Sunday with a five day outlook of 6 to 10 degrees below normal and possible precipitation Monday or Tuesday.
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Maryland
Ohio Valley
Frederick
Garrett County
Car Stolen From Middletown Area Garage
State Police seek a 1955 car reported stolen from the garage of Paul A. Routzahn along Md. 17 near Middletown. Routzahn said the vehicle, with keys inside, was last seen at 5:20 p.m. Thursday and missing by about 6 a.m. Friday.
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Middletown Area
Paul A. Routzahn
MD. 17
Middletown
Outzahn
Jets Collide Over Ocean Near Maine During Refueling
A B47 bomber from Pease Air Force Base collided with a KC135 tanker about 700 miles east of Dow Air Force Base Maine while refueling. It was unclear if any crew survived. The bomber was returning from Spain and the Dow tanker was from Bangor.
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Newington N.H
Atlantic
Pease Air Force Base
Pease
Dow Air Force Base
Maine
United States
Spain
Bangor
Labor Push for $2 Minimum Wage and 35 Hour Week
AFL-CIO leader Meany says a White House visit will press President Johnson to back a $2 hourly minimum wage, calling $1.25 a poverty wage. Delegation includes Walter Reuther David Dubinsky and Jacob Potofsky and seeks 35 hour work week legislation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Johnson
Meany
America
Organized Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Wirtz
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
David Dubinsky
The
Ladies Garment Workers
Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Arrest Black Muslim In Malcolm X Case
New York police charged Norman 3X Butler a 26 year old Bronx man identified as a Black Muslim enforcer with homicide in the Malcolm X assassination. Butler is the second suspect named after the slaying Sunday as police allege a five man involvement in the attack at a Washington Heights ballroom.
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New York
Necro
Malcolm X
Norman
Butler
Bronx
Malcolm
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Talmadge Hayer
Paterson
N.J
Hayer
Asst
Joseph JL. Coyle
Frederick County Officials Seek $8,000 Full-Time Pay
Frederick County Commissioners propose an $8,000 annual salary and full-time status effective January 1, 1967. The bill requires at least one commissioner to serve ex officio on every county administrative board or agency that handles county funds, replacing the current $5,500 package and roads board pay.
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Ween
Wee Peewee
Board of Commissioners
Russell Z. Hor _man
Roads Board
County Roads Board
Kosygin Warns Viet Nam War Could Escalate
Premier Kosygin told Moscow TV the Viet Nam war may spread beyond current boundaries unless the United States halts aggressive actions and withdraws troops to enable a settlement. He urged U S troops pullback from South Korea and cited talks with North Viet Nam and North Korea as strengthening the Red bloc. The broadcast coincided with a Moscow Communist meeting likely to be boycotted by Red China.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Kosygin
South Korea
North Viet Nam
Red China
North Korea
U.S.S.R
Living Costs Climb In January
Washington AP reports living costs rose one-tenth of a percent in January led by higher housing gasoline and automobile insurance. The CPI reached 108.9 percent of the 1957-59 average as inflation extended a five-month streak.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nixon Calls For Attacks On North Viet Nam
Nixon urges continuous and relentless air and sea attacks on Communist troops in North Viet Nam to halt arms flow to guerrillas in the South. He asks President Johnson to reject Viet Nam talks and opposes UN negotiations. Speaking at a $1-a-plate Illinois Republican dinner, he says the aim is to win the war by containment and destroying materiel flow.
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Chicago
United States
Viet Nam
South
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
United Nations
Illinois
Nixon
South Viet Nam
United States seeks proof before Viet Nam talks
United Nations sources say North Vietnam favors Secretary General Thant’s negotiation idea but Washington demands indications that Hanoi will halt arms and reinforcements before any talks. Thant has proposed a conference similar to 1954 Geneva to seek a political settlement. Secretary Rusk says peace talks are out until North Vietnam stops backing aggression.
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United Nations N.Y
North Viet
Nam
U. Thant
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
U.N
Thant
France
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Washington
North Viet Nam
Rusk
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
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John A Gronouski
J Raife Castleman
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Floyd Culler
AEC Nuclear Science
Nology Division
Caller
National Professional Sec
Floyd L. Caller
Ocean
House of Delegates
Russia
U. S
Coo
Idea
Orbechive
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