New Market Sanitary District Sparks Public Criticism
Opposition groups in Frederick County challenge the New Market Sanitary District plan citing secrecy in council deliberations. A public hearing date is pending as signatures push toward triggering scrutiny, with costs estimated near 130000 dollars and broad local division over district versus town-operated sewerage. Mayor Smith and most council members back the district, while residents voice concerns about information disclosure and scope.
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Frederick County Metropolitan District
Commissioners’ Office
Franklin M. Shaw
Artie R. Elworthy
Paul Welty
Austin Mantz
Clyde
W. Smith
Albert G. Esworthy
Earle H Morse
Harrison H. Metz
B. B
Sullivan
Jesse M. Bu
New Market
Sanitary Commission
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
W. Franklin Smith
James Hahn
Hahn
Frederick Metropolitan
Frederick Civil War Round Table Organizing Meeting
An organizational meeting to form the Frederick Civil War Round Table will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in the Winchester Room at Winchester Hall. Hilton Bennett says the group will study Civil War topics and decide future meeting formats. All interested men in Frederick are urged to attend and call Bennet after 7 p m at Detrick Plaza apartments for details.
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Frederick
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Hilton Bennett
Bennett
Detrick Plaza
United States
Three New Year accidents injure and damage cars in state
State police report three New Year incidents. In one, Joseph Flynn of Philadelphia tried to pass Tina Chapman near Bartholow Kemptown Road on U S 40, causing Chapman to veer off and Flynn to roll over. Flynn faced speed for conditions. Flynn minor injuries. In Brunswick, a hit and run damaged Jerry Feaster's 1960 Corvair by about 40 dollars. no arrest yet. A third crash on US 15 near Prospect Rocks involved John Bailey and Columbus Jones. Bailey fined for failing to stay right of center after crossing into the other lane. Jones truck damaged.
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U.S. 40
Bartholow-Kemptown Road
Joseph Flynn
Philadelphia
Tina F. Chapman
RFD 1
Mt Airy
Flynn
Chapman
Jack Forsythe
Brunswick
Brunswick Moose Club
Jerry C. Feaster
Knoxville
US 15
Ptof Rocks
John W. Bailey
Fulton
U.S. 15
Columbus L. Jones
Pyner
N.C
Jones
International
Bailey
Paul C Crutchley
Maryland Employment Figures Show 705000 Employed in 1963
State figures indicate about 705000 Maryland residents were employed in 1963, up 10000 from 1962, while unemployment stayed near 35000. The report notes the 3.6 to 4.7 percent jobless rate rise since 1957 and projects 5.5 percent through 1980. Metropolitan Baltimore added 52700 jobs in ten years.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Anne Arundel
Howard
Ingies
Garrett
Allegany
Somerset County
Kent
Queen Annes
Department of Employment Security
Department of Economic Development
Didn’t Want Wife, Only Tax Exemption
In Ellicott City Maryland a man seeking to claim more dependents on his 1963 federal return balked at Maryland’s 48 hour marriage wait His plea that the delay would push his tax benefits into 1964 caused him to leave the clerk's office without a license, officials said.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Maryland
Six Births Reported At Frederick Memorial On New Year’s Day
Frederick memorial Hospital recorded six births on New Year’s Day with four girls and two boys. Notable infant Boyd arrived 20 minutes after midnight weighing nine pounds, born to Dolan V. Boyd and wife of Frederick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Boyd
Dolan V. Boyd
AFD
Frederick
G. Ross Brinkley
Boyds
Iseperatin, Inc
Walkersville
Thawing Follows Cold Spell in New Year Weather
Sleet slicked highways on New Year’s Day and this morning with -3 degree readings earlier in the week. A warming trend is expected to push temperatures above 40 today and higher by Friday, aiding road crews clearing ice and snow.
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State Roads Commission
County Roads Department
New Snow In Western Counties Reported
The Associated Press notes new snow in Western Maryland with two to four inches on New Year’s Day. Highway crews continued plowing and spreading cinders as the snow emergency plan remained in effect in Garrett County. A brisk wind caused drifting and snow-covered roads across Garrett County today.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett County
Garrett
Fire Fatalities Reported In Nursing Home Blaze In Columbia MS
A nursing home fire in Columbia Mississippi killed three of the 17 occupants as flames swept through the facility in the early hours. The AP reports investigators began examining the scene and cause of the blaze. Identified victims were residents aged among the elderly, with local responders battling the blaze.
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Columbia, Miss
Mississippi
GOP Health Plan Aims to Break Aged Care Stalemate
Six Republican senators led by Clifford Case and John Sherman Cooper said they will unveil a comprehensive health care plan next week to aid citizens 65 and over. The proposal would use Social Security funds or general revenues to fund hospitalization, nursing, and home care, with private insurers allowed to offer a nonprofit mass plan for low-cost coverage.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Death blamed on shoveling snow in Frederick
Miss Charlotte Burras aged 50 of 105 East Fifth Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital around 9 a m from natural causes doctors said in the city. County Medical Examiner Dr B C Thomas warned middle aged residents about strenuous snow shoveling after Burras reportedly collapsed at home following an attempt to clear snow and was transported by United Ambulance to the hospital for treatment. An autopsy will be performed to confirm the cause.
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Frederick
B. C. Thomas
Poolesville zoning OKed for Siegel planned community plan
Montgomery Council approved 635 acres near Poolesville for a 35 000 person satellite city in a 6 to 1 vote over planners and civic groups. The decision triggered criticism and calls to rewrite zoning rules, while an Aubinoe high rise request faced a second delay in North Bethesda. Reynolds style debate highlighted need for water and sewer provisions and potential interim treatment plants.
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Poolesville
Montgomery Council
Potomac
Alvin L. Aubinoe
Wildwood
Bethesda
Lution
John Heiser
Bernard F. Siegel
Mary A Hepburn
Siegel
Hepburn
Standard Rule For Classified Defense Data Call
The Pentagon issued a uniform rule across the Defense Department allowing trusted scholars to access classified material after security checks similar to civilian employee screening. The rule aims to standardize clearance standards for outside researchers and requires censorship review of any notes or manuscripts based on classified records.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Department
Armed Services
Defense
United States
First Major Viet Cong Operation Opens Near Saigon
Saigon Viet Nam reports Vietnamese Marines and Rangers massed in three provinces near Saigon as the year’s first major operation against the Viet Cong begins. No large engagements reported in areas northwest of Saigon where government troops are converging.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
First Civil Marriage Under New Maryland Law
In Annapolis the first civil marriage under a 1963 Maryland law was performed by an Anne Arundel County clerk of court. Robert L Wright III and Patricia Trenor, both 22 and 18 respectively, wed in the county commissioners meeting room with relatives and court staff present. The ceremony began at 9:18 a.m. and marked the law's opening of civil marriages performed by court officers.
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Annapolis
Robert L. Wright III
Victor Sulin
Patricia Trenor
Wright
Borth
North Linthicum
County Commissioners Meeting
Maryland
General Assembly
Six Babies Born New Year at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A New Year’s Day birth surge at Frederick Memorial Hospital set a record, with six babies born. Cath Ann Boyd, 9 pounds, first at 12:20 a.m., joins siblings Dolan V. Boyd and Carolyn Joan Sievert, Sharon Marie Hanes, Michael Wayne Beans, and Jacqueline Leigh Anderson, all listed with their parents and residences.
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James Hill
New Windsor
Scott Davis
James Wolf
Gary Stitely
Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Harry L. Anderson
Riverdale
Richard C. Sievert
Sievert
RFD
Frederick
Marlin Beans
Charles W. Hanes
Point of Rocks
Baltimore
Providence Hospital
Cath Ann Boyd
Nathaniel Garfield Hill
Carolyn Joan Sievert
Sharon Marie Hanes
Big
Frank_J. Keefer
Back Row
Michael Wayne Beans
Marlin W. Beans
Cathy Ann Boyd
Boyd
Jacqueline Leigh Anderson
Soviets Deliver Note To LBJ
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent a personal message to President Johnson as talks on easing cold war tensions continue. Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin met with Secretary of State Rusk and said he delivered Khrushchev’s message, with details to be made known stably. Johnson is described as favoring a strong peace offensive in 1964, pushing housing, civil rights, and an $11 billion tax cut, while seeking Medicare expansion for the elderly and fiscal savings.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
London
Johnson City
Tex
White House
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Leonid Brezhnev
Assembly To Form Viet Nam Constitution
In Saigon a 55 member Council of Notables assembly met to frame a new constitution and establish a democratic form of government for South Vietnam. It will have no legislative power but serves as an interim link between the people and the provisional government set up by military leaders after Diem's overthrow two months earlier.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Council of Notables
Ngo Dinh Diem
Holiday Death Toll Hits 229 In New Year Holiday Traffic
Traffic deaths over the Naw slew Eve and New Year’s Day totaled 229 across the United States. Emergency officials warned drivers to exercise caution during the holiday period and urged safe travel.
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Associated Press
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