South End Center Faces Possible Demolition Due to Vandalism
South End Civic Association blames vandals for thousands in damage at Burck Street recreation center. Officials say the pavilion is unsafe as eye beam could collapse, risking children under it. They seek 24 hour police patrol and consider tearing down the pavilion if repairs cost too much.
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William. Hopwood
Ctatf
South End Civic Association
Burck Street
Ellis C. Carty
Civic Center
John Dudash
Gordon Townsend
Carty
Civicenter
Dudash
Townsend
Frederick
Civic Association
W. J. Hopwood
Two Mount Saint Mary’s students charged with murder
Steven Gerard Murphy and James Joseph McGonegal, both 21, were charged with murder in the death of Ronald Lee Sier after a fight at the Frederick Fairgrounds. They were arraigned in Frederick Magistrates Court and jailed without bond pending a preliminary hearing.
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Mount Saint Mary's College
Frederick Fairgrounds
Robert $. Rothenhoefer
Steven Gerard Murphy
New York City
James Joseph McGonegal
Wilmington
Delaware
Emmitsburg
Frederick City
Charles V. Main
Frederick Magistrates Court
Robert Kennedy
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ronald Lee Sier
Fairgrounds
Frederick County
Youth Draws Year Term In Theft Case
A 19 year old boy was sentenced to nine years in Circnt Court with suspended terms and three years probation for two charges of breaking and entering and one charge of petty larceny. Four Frederick men faced similar charges with sentencing delayed for three others. The group broke into the Lewis town Service Center and a cabin owned by Charles Hartman on October 3. about 92 dollars in cash and cigarettes were stolen. Hartman reported firing a shot at the porch. Roberts was hospitalized with a leg wound believed from the break in.
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Sier
Mt St Mary's
Frederick Fair
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Baltimore
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hay
Mt. Airy
Erstown
Theodore Puieger
Bieger
Biegers
New Jersey
Cpl
Newcomer
Dotson
Young
Thomas
Circnt
Robert E Clapp
Chester Leroy Stone
Sixth Street
Federick
Stone
Frederick
James M Roberts
Leonard ©. Brice Jr
Robert F. Klipp
Lewistown
Charles F. Hartman
Hartman
Roberts
Youths Save Family In Bentz St Fire In Frederick
Five area youths were credited with possibly saving four lives after spotting a blaze at 36 South Bentz Street. They climbed on each other’s shoulders to break a side window and rescue two small children, aiding Mr and Mrs Carroll and grandchildren. Fire officials say the fire started from a bathroom electrical short circuit and caused extensive smoke and water damage.
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South Bentz Street
Frederick Bernard Lee
Thomas Ambush
Sonny Sewell
Bobb. Lee
RFD 2
Frderick
Wail- Nam Carroll
Mr Carroll
Carroll
United Fire Company
Junior Fire
Aut
United’s Truck Company
United Company
Paul W. Mossburg
Frederick City
Kennedy Brothers Form First Senate Pair in 162 Years
The Kennedy brothers, Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy, become the Senate's first sibling pair in 162 years. Robert, 39, won the New York Senate race and joins Edward, 32, the Senate's youngest member, continuing the Kennedy political legacy. The last brother duo served 1800 to 1803.
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Washington
Kennedys
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Edward
Robert
Theodore Foster
Rhode Island
Dwight Foster
Family reunion follows Yang Chen Ning visit
In Hong Kong a tearful reunion took place between Nobel Physics winner Yang Chen Ning and his family who had not seen him for 19 years. The scientist, now an American citizen, later flew to Tokyo en route to Princeton New Jersey where he teaches.
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Hong Kong
Yang Chenning
Red China
Yang
Tokyo
Princeton
N.J
Ford Ousts Halleck As GOP Whip
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan defeated Charles Halleck of Indiana 73 to 67 to become House Republican leader for the 89th Congress. Ford, 51, sought a fresh image and gave up the party conference chair to run. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin won Ford's former post.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Ford
Halleck
Hallee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Hess to push constitutional rewrite convention in Annapolis
Del. W. Dale Hess announces a bill to set up a constitutional convention to overhaul Maryland's 1867 charter. If enacted, a June 1966 ballot would decide changes, with delegates elected September 14 and a possible Annapolis start on September 28 aiming for a January 24, 1966 finish.
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House of Delegates
General Assembly
del. W. Dale Hess
D-Harford
Hess
Baltimore
Annapolis
Emmitsburg Tackles 1965 Growth at Town Meeting
Emmitsburg officials meet at 7 30 p m to review the year ahead with focus on town needs and planned projects after completing a 400000 water system including a 500000 gallon storage tank filtration plant and transmission mains. Mt Airy also hosts a town meeting at 8 p m with no contracts or major business listed.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Emmitsburg
J. Norman Flax
Mt. Airy
Ralph W. Williar
Board of Commissioners
County Cooperation Cited Top Effort In Year End Report
Frederick County Commissioners' year end report highlights cooperation among county department heads as the top achievement for 1964. Randolph B. Rosencrantz notes monthly meetings, quarterly budget statements, competitive bidding, a manual of practices, and expanded employee benefits. The plan includes salary increases for teachers, new school funding in Brunswick and Frederick, and future building programs with the Board of Education. Additional progress covers the New Market Sanitary District, extended sewerage survey, Health Department staff, and library contributions.
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Frederick County
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Rosencrantz
Brunswick
Frederick
Adamstown
Sabillasville
Board of Education
New Market Sanitary District
Health Department
Freder
Priest Helps Police Recover Stolen Truck in Emmitsburg
Police recovered a 1984 panel truck from Wayside Radio Company on New Year's Eve. The truck, found on DePaul Street in Emmitsburg, contained about $4,600 in electrical gear but was empty of 16 portable TVs and 25 transistor radios. A priest alerted police after seeing the truck parked at his home for days. entry was gained through a rear window. No arrests have been made.
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Wayside Radio Company
Ellis G Carty
City Police Detective Bureau
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Wilmer Law
Radio Sales and Services
City Hall Repairs Darken Outlook as Rotten Wood Found
City Hall may need a new roof after rot is uncovered in cornice work on the north side. City engineer Robert A. Whiteford says hidden gutter leaks caused widespread decay, with water seeping down walls and rot extending to the front and possibly the south side. Repairs proceed day by day, making cost and duration uncertain.
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City Hall
Robert A. Whiteford
Mixed Start for 1965 as Steels and Motors Slip
New York stocks opened with a mixed performance as 1965 trading began. General Motors fell more than a point, dampening overall sentiment while steel and motor shares showed contrasting moves.
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New York
General Motors
Johnson Eyes Broad State of the Union Budget Preview
President Johnson prepares to unveil ten major proposals in the State of the Union, with the federal budget likely under $100 billion and a potential $2 billion excise tax cut. He plans an evening address for TV and radio, aiming a wide audience for his Great Society agenda. The trip includes services at a church near the White House and JFK’s gravesite visit in Arlington.
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Washington
Johnson
State of ‘the Union
Congress
National Presbyterian Church
White House
Senate
House
Texas Ranch
National City Christian Church
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Marvin Watson
Dallas
Watson
Congress Opens With Fireworks In 89th Session
The 89th Congress convenes at noon amid opening day debates and House Senate leadership contests. A Mississippi seating challenge stirs sentiment as President Johnson plans a 9 p.m. State of the Union before joint sessions. Networks prepare live coverage. Johnson holds a strong Democratic majority.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Senate
House
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