Walkersville Sewer Plans Get Commission Go-Ahead
The Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission move forward with Walkersville sewer plans after a Feb 17 State Health Department permit. They will draft contract and specs, start surveys, and discuss finances with Frederick City while council weighs actions and possible delays.
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Walkersville
Frederick County
Board of Aldermen
E. Paul Magaha
Richard R. Burgee
Monocacy River
Burgee
Emmett R. Bowlus
Bowlus
Board of Health
Magaha
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Sanitary Commission
State Department of Health
ESSA 2 Weather Satellite Enters Orbit At Cape Kennedy
ESSA 2, a mechanical meteorologist, launched from Cape Kennedy to join ESSA 1 in forming a global daily weather reporting network. The satellite will snap cloud and storm images and transmit them for local use.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
ESSA 2 Weather Satellite launched for global imaging
NASA announces ESSA 2 environmental survey satellite launched from Cape Kennedy atop a Douglas Delta rocket. Cameras will transmit every six minutes and preview images to weather agencies worldwide. ESSA 1 also provides daily global coverage from Feb 3. Receiving sets range from 600 to 30000 dollars.
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New Weather Observatory
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Essa 1
Pho
Maryland seeks dormitory and union upgrades at state colleges
The Maryland Legislature may authorize Frostburg and Salisbury to issue six million dollars in revenue bonds for new dormitories funded by student charges. Towson would get a three million dollar student union center. House minority leader Beall calls for inquiry into delayed college building bids, noting a 1963 Frostburg science building appropriation remains unused.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Frostburg
Salisbury
Towson
Board of Trustees For
State Colleges
Tawes
Coppie
Board of State College Trustees
J. Glenn Beall
J. R-Allegany
Beall
House
Department of Public Improvements
Maryland Faces Battle Over Statewide Educational TV Network
A compromise seeks legislative approval to create a statewide educational television network with shared control between the Department of Education and an expanded advisory council. The plan aims to fund the first transmitting station in Baltimore for about 900000 dollars, with future stations planned in College Park Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Salisbury and Waldorf.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Department of Education
Education Department
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Education
Tawes
Baltimore
College Park
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Salisbury and
Waldorf
Thief Breaks Into Peoples Drug Store At Prospect Plaza
A burglar at Prospect Plaza robbed Peoples Drug Store last night taking $12 in barbiturates after entering through the roof. The same method was used in an earlier break, with detectives noting similarities and three suspects charged in the prior theft.
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Peoples Drug Store
Prospect Plaza
City Police Detective Bureau
Heart Fund Drive Sets Frederick County Record
More than 300 Heart Sunday volunteers raised 4633.56 dollars in Frederick County surpassing last year’s total and leaving only 9000 dollars to reach the 21000 dollar goal. Contributions were 2829.38 in Frederick and 1804.18 across Brad dock Tuscarora Buckeystown and Emmitsburg.
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Heart Sunday
Frederick County
Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick
Braddock
Tuscarora
Buckeystown
Emmitsburg
Frederick High Trials Distributive Education Program
A September start at Frederick High School introduces Distributive Education DE to seniors pursuing retail and service careers. Students attend morning classes then work afternoon jobs gaining two on the job credits. Employers expect benefits as students apply learning to work and prepare for college or future employment.
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Frederick High School
J. Kenneth Palmer
D. E
Ed Reynolds
Adrian W. Reynolds
Wilson Place
Frederick High
Palmer
D.E
Routzahn
Budget Center
Charles Burdette
Sears Roebuck
Charles
C. Lewis Burdette
RFD
Frederick
Glen Baldwin
Safeway
Glen
Willam H. Baldwin
RFD 7
Walter H. Baker
The
Frederick Motor Co
Bene
Marie Howell
Peggy Marshall
Sewing Nations Department
Arlan’s
Peggy
Martha
Marshall
RFD 4
Gemini 9 Crew Members Die In St Louis Jet Crash
Astronauts Elliot M. Lee Jr and Charles Bassett II, assigned to the Gemini 9 mission, were killed in a T38 trainer crash during instrument approach in light fog at the McDonnell Aircraft plant in St Louis. Lee is survived by his wife Marilyn and three children. Bassett by his wife Jan and two children.
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St. Louis
Lee
Dallas
Tex
Navy
Bassett
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Marilyn J. Denahy
Georgetown
Sally
Carolyn
David
Jan M. Martin
Hesperia
Calif
Karen
Peter
Belle James Bassett
Royal Oaks
Mich
See
Elliot M. See
Viet Cong Attack Force Repulsed Near Saigon
In a fierce early morning battle around Vo Ku resettlement hamlet 75 miles northeast of Saigon, 470 South Vietnamese infantry and militiamen, aided by fighter bombers and artillery, repelled a 900 to 1,000 strong Viet Cong assault. The attackers struck from three directions, damaged huts, and killed an undetermined number of refugees.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
New Life
Vo Ku
Binh Tuy
Sad Mystery Couple's Ninth Infant Dies
Arthur T Noe and his wife Marie mourn the ninth infant death since 1949 as their 14 month old daughter Catherine Ellen dies after multiple hospitalizations for acute anemia. An autopsy found no definite cause and further tests are planned. The couple contemplates adoption but fears further losses and delays with pastor guidance.
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Philadelphia
Arthur T. Noe
Noe
Marie
Catherine Ellen
Catherine
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Whiteman, Reynardt and Associates
Monocacy
Glade Creek
State Health Department
Basilica of
San Pancrazio
Rome
New York
Globe
United States
APT
Charles A. Bassett
Elliot M. See Jr
D.E. Program
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