Frederick fire companies pick new presidents at annual meeting
Dr. James Marrone was re elected president of the United Steam Fire Engine Company and McCain was re elected president of the Juniwor Fire Company at last night’s annual election dinner meeting in the United Fire Hall. About 150 attendees including Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha heard James M Morgan Jr named United's most active fireman for the third straight year.
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James Marrone
Russell H. McCain
Frederick
Marrone
United Steam Fire Engine Company
McCain
Juniwor Fire Company
United Fire Hall
E. Paul Magaha
James M Morgan Jr
United
Alton Y. Bennett
Uniteds
Bennett
Robert A Bennett
Robert Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
United Company
Robert L. Smith
William M. Moore
Paul P. Gordon
Presurer
Herman B. Miller
Ellis
Two Minor Fires Stop Quickly in Town
The Junior Fire Company responded to two alarms this morning. A chimney fire at Hankey's Radio Shop on 404 Elm Street started from an overheated floor heater pipe. a stove fire at 32 East Fourth Street in Mrs Charles Young's home began from overheated grease. No damage occurred and both blazes were extinguished. The United Rescue truck and Citizens ladder truck responded.
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Junior Fire Company
Hankey’s
Charles Young
Elm Street
Young
East Fourth Street
United Rescue Truck
Citizens Ladder Truck
Trustees To Review Site Proposal For College Campus
The Frederick Community College trustees will consider a site proposal tomorrow afternoon after a briefing by college president Duvall W. Sneadner. The meeting in East Church Street offices will also address budget planning, cafeteria accounting consolidation, and reports on finances, maintenance, and student dropout issues.
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Frederick Community College
Duvall W. Sneadner
John L. Carnochan
Carnochan
County School Board
East Church St
Frederick High School
George Bushey
Bushey and Chapman
Hagerstown
Urbana
John E. Tritt
Talbott E. Sawyer
Paul Fogle
Commonwealth Troops Gather For Malaysian Defense
Fifty more paratroopers arrive from England as Britain expands the force in Malaysia to counter Indonesian pressure. About 7,000 Commonwealth troops, including Gurkha battalion reinforcements from Hong Kong, are in place with more helicopters sought to aid jungle operations.
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Singapore
England
Malaysia
Indonesia
Federation
Britain
Hong Kong
James Cassels
United Nations
U.N
S. N
Palar
Sukarno
New York Times
U.N. Security Council
Frederick County Commissioners Eye Agenda For Western Maryland Meeting
The Frederick County Commissioners outline a six item agenda for a Western Maryland meeting tomorrow at Town and Country Restaurant. Topics include a school construction consultant and a Manufacturer's Inventory Tax exemptions addition sought by the Chamber of Commerce, plus a mystery item No Man's Land and a countywide Parks and Recreation Survey. Magistrates fines and costs across Western Maryland counties are to be discussed, along with Home Rule recommendations from the North Committee.
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Maryland Conference On Education
Baltimore
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Carnochan
Clarence C Thomas
Frederick County
North County
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Tritt
Richard Petre
Hallar Best
Mary Condon Hodgson
Lavenia Hood
Foxville
Maryland
Western Maryland Commissioners’ Association
Goodloe E. Byron
Chamber of Commerce
No Man's Land
Magistrate’s
People's Courts
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Carroll
North Committee
Poet T. S. Eliot Dies In England
American born poet T. S. Eliot, a British subject since 1927 and Nobel laureate, died at his London home at age 76. Private funeral services are planned. the cause of death was not announced.
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London
S. Eliot
Eliot
United States
Maryland Congressmen differing on Johnson State of the Union
Frederick Countys representatives in Congress split over President Johnsons State of the Union address. Charles Mathias praised the message while asking how to implement the programs. Carlton Sickles framed Johnsons speech as blueprints for The Great Society noting emphasis on education and Appalachia Poverty relief.
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Frederick County
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles Mc.c. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Washington
Carlton R. Sickles
Johnson
Great Society
Sickles
Tam
Appalachia
Proram
State of
Slaying Trial In Court Here
The manslaughter trial of Carlton I. Lee began in Circuit Court after the May 10 shooting at the William P. Larkin Post of the American Legion. John F. Morrison died the next day from multiple gunshot wounds as witnesses described the events and identities of those present.
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Carlton I. Lee
Lee
All Saints Sr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Alvie L. Jackson Jr
All Saints Street
Morrison
Elmer E. Smallwood
Eloise Robinson
Mt Airy Moves to Abolish Town Inventory Tax
The Mt Airy Mayor and Commissioners agreed to open bids for a new water pump at a special meeting set for January 18. A public hearing will be held then to discuss an ordinance to drop the town inventory tax as the county takes over the levy.
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Mt. Airy
Ralph W. Williar
Board of Commissioners
Emmitsburg
Ralph E. Irelan
C&O Reports Strong 1964 Profit Outlook Across System
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shows higher profits in 1964 with net income of 42 million and earnings of 4.72 a share, while B&O posts 7.2 million and 382 million in revenues. The report cites a favorable outlook and steps toward affiliating with Western Maryland Railway to strengthen the C&O-B&O system.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C&o
B&o
Western Maryland Railway
C&o-B&o
Johnson outlines big education program and civil rights in State of the Union
President Johnson used a televised address to lay out a broad agenda for Congress including a large education program, reduced excise taxes, expanded poverty and disease fight, new civil rights laws, and a surprise bid for an American visit by Soviet leaders.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Soviet Union
State of the Union
Johnson Opens Door to U.S.-Soviet Talks and Global Tour
President Johnson in a State of the Union message invites Soviet leaders to visit the United States and signals openness to a trip to the Soviet Union. He also mentions plans to visit Western Europe and Latin America, and to consider a France visit with De Gaulle. The speech, aired nationwide, outlines broad domestic goals including education aid, tax cuts, voting rights, and social insurance, while urging a major push against disease.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Johnson
United States
State of the Union
America
Congress
Europe
Latin America
White House
Charles de Gaulle
France
House
Atta Boy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Paradise
Mike Mansfield
John W. McCormack
Gerald R. Ford
Stable Behavior Among College Women Still Similar to 1930
A Stanford study of 49 Eastern college women finds sexual permissiveness has changed little since 1930 yet notes evolving patterns. The research by Melvin Freedman shows most premarital activity centers on future husbands, with promiscuity limited to a small share. Attitudes liberalize during college but Puritan heritage remains. senior students report greater experience and tolerance.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Melvin B. Freedman
Freedman
Institute For the Study of Human Problems
Merrill-Palmer Quarterly
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