Deadline Set for School Board Nominees in Frederick
March 24 deadline announced for nominations of prospective Frederick County school board members to be chosen at a convention in North Frederick. Three nominees from each major party will be selected at the convention April 15 at North Frederick Elementary School and submitted to the Republican State Central Committee for gubernatorial appointment for a six year term.
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Frederick
Lois Rhoderick
Frederick County
Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
North Frederick
Republican State Central Committee
Agnew
Edward P. Thomas
GOP
State Central Committee
Rhoderick
PTA
Farm Bureau
League of Women Voters
Pomona Grange Bar Association
Snow, sleet and rain forecast for county
Weather outlook in Frederick County calls for snow sleet and rain today after a weekend of icy winds and subfreezing temperatures. Weekend highs reached 31 degrees with overnight lows around 15. Unionville recorded 18 degrees Saturday night and 22 last night. Highs near 40 Tuesday with cloudy skies and a month to date precipitation of 1.59 inches vs a normal 2.88.
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Frederick
Unionville
Frederick County
Thief Takes 590 Worth Of Whisky from Chauncey’s Inn
State Police investigate theft of whisky valued at 90 dollars from Chauncey’s Drive Inn along U S 40, near New Market. The crime occurred Sunday between 2 and 4 pm with no forced entry visible. Investigation continues with Cpl. William L. Newcomer leading.
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Chauncey's Drive Inn
U.S. 40
New Market
VD On The Rampage Tops Health Report In 1966 Frederick County
Frederick County reports venereal disease as the second most common health problem in 1966 with sixty seven cases. Most are latent syphilis followed by gonorrhea and primary or secondary syphilis, while many cases go unrecorded due to reporting gaps and incomplete testing. Measles nearly eliminated with only one case reported.
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Frederick County
Healt Department
Forbes H. Burgess
Health Department
Burgess
Living Things in Outer Space Predicted by NASA Official
In Winter Park Florida AP reports Cape Kennedy Space Center director Dr Kurt H Debus predicts that humans will meet other living things in outer space He says the prospect is not metaphysical speculation but a mathematical certainty and cites Rollins College address as his platform The remark highlights growing confidence in extraterrestrial biology and space exploration plans
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Winter Park. Fla
Cape Kennedy Space Center
Outer Space
Kurt H. Debus
Rollins College
McKeldin Agnew Trade Views On Tax Reform
Annapolis AP McKeldin to meet Gov Agnew to discuss tax reform amid signs of trouble unless altered. A combined sales and income tax proposal to be submitted to the General Assembly would raise sales tax from 3 to 4 percent, with fears of a heavy one dose increase. Baltimore County Executive Anderson proposes amendments to tax plan to share corporate tax burden, raise sale tax, and revise the gasoline tax distribution to Baltimore City.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Theodore McKeldin
Agnew
McKeldin
General Assembly
W. Dale Hess
D Harford
Edwar Warfield
Howard
Paul JD. Cooper
Maryland
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Anderson
Mathias Seeks Higher SS Benefits
Rep Charles Mathias urges immediate action on higher Social Security and railroad retirement benefits to protect trust funds. He backs abolishing earnings ceilings, automatic cost of living increases, and boosting the minimum benefit from 44 dollars a month. He praises hearings and presses for railroad retirees relief.
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Washington
Charles McC
Mathias Jr
Mathias
Wilbert D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harley ©. Staggers
W. Va
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Mills
Speck Trial Enters Second Week in Peoria
Richard Speck's murder trial moves into week two as juror count tightens. Two tentative jurors remain after Judge Paschen excludes one for cause, leaving a truck driver and a housewife among the accepted panel.
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Peoria
Ill
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Donald Scott
Scott
U S Plans Mines In Viet Rivers III Military Push
Saigon reports indicate U S Navy planes began sowing mines in North Vietnamese rivers as part of a third wave of military pressure. Long range artillery shelled the north while 7th Fleet ships bombarded targets off the coast. In Da Nang, Viet Cong mortared the airbase, killing 11 Americans and 35 Vietnamese civilians. 70 Vietnamese and 32 Americans were wounded.
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South Vietnam
da Nang
Ap Do
U.S
Saigon
Vietnam
Tydings Predicts Mathias Senate Bid in 1968
Cumberland AP reports Sen Joseph D. Tydings believes Rep Charles McC Mathias will seek the U S Senate in 1968 and provide the top challenge. Mathias, from Maryland's 6th District, was unavailable for comment during his Western Maryland tour.
Senate Committee Opens Apollo Tragedy Probe
The Senate space committee begins a public inquiry into the Apollo spacecraft disaster after a NASA report warned that alertness to risk had waned. Officials expect findings by March as capsule disassembly and part scrutiny continue.
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Senate Committee
Washington AB
Senate Space Committee
NASA
Space Agency
Mystery student attends class inside a black bag at OSU
At Oregon State University a student has attended Speech 113 in a large black bag for two months, sitting on a table each class period with bare feet visible. The student, who leaves in a car with a friend and insists no physical reason for the bag, remains unnamed as professor Goetzinger notes shifting student reactions from hostility to curiosity and eventual friendship. The term ends March 23. A New York stock market update follows.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State University
Charles Goerzinger
Goeizinger
Goelvinger
Satan
Stuatenis
Goetzinger
Black Bags
Agnew backs People’s Advocate to hear complaints against state agencies
Gov. Agnew urges creation of an official People’s Advocate to examine public complaints about state agencies or officials. The plan, submitted to Maryland’s Legislature, would appoint a full time lawyer with judge level qualifications to investigate misfeasance or if needed report actions to the governor.
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Gov. Agnew
Annapolis
Agnew
People’s Advocate
Maryland Senate
House of Delepates
People's Advocate
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
Annapoly
Teamsters Boss Faces Jail Term
Supreme Court refused to reconsider its December decision upholding James R. Hoffa’s federal jury tampering conviction and eight year sentence. The court noted Justices White and Fortas did not participate, clearing the way for Hoffa’s imprisonment while leaving open bail and other legal challenges. Hoffa, 54, was convicted in Chattanooga for tampering with jurors in Nashville at a 1962 conspiracy trial. Partin’s testimony was central to the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Byro R. White
Abe Fortas
Hoffa
U.S
Chattanooga
Nashville
Edward Grady Partin
Partin
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Justice Department
Haffa
Heart Sunday Campaign a Big Success in Frederick County
Frederick County residents backed the Heart Sunday drive with $3,900 counted so far toward a $23,500 annual goal. Mrs. George Douglas, executive director, said if remaining contributions match, the association will meet or exceed the target, marking a 10 percent rise from last year. Six areas provided county totals including Middletown Walkersville Mt Pleasant Ballenger Braddock and Creagerstown.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Heart Association
George Douglas
The
Heart Association
Douglas
Frederick City
Middletown
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Ballenger
Braddock
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Mac Eves
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