Thomases Give 141000 To Hospital Fund
Frederick Memorial Hospital's building fund received a $141,000 donation from Clyde E. and Julia E. Thomas, the largest gift so far. James McSherry, memorial gifts chair, said the gift sets an example for others to support the $850,000 drive to fund a new addition and modernization.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Clyde E
Julia E. Thomas
James McSherry
Fund Drive
Memorial Gifts
Aeral
McSherry
Thomases
Thomas
Frederick Trading Company
Juvenile Cited After Multi Vehicle Theft and Gun Store Break-in
A 15-year-old boy led state police on a three mile chase after allegedly stealing three cars and breaking into a gun shop and a private residence near Frederick. He admitted stealing five vehicles in total including a jeep, a sports car, a sedan, a motor scooter and a pickup, but nothing was taken from the gun store or Crum’s home. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Tfe
Gordon H. Smith
MD. 355
Worman’s Mill
Tfe. Smith
Maryland
U.S. 40
John Crum
RFD 5
Frederick
Crum
U.S
Francis J. Crawford
Jesse R. Clark
Crawford
Clark
Tre. Smith
O’possumtown Pike
Smith
Cpl
Robert Spickler
MD. 26
Durrows Sales and Service
John Whitmore
Walkersville
Heaviest Rain In 3 Months Hits Frederick County
More than half an inch of rain fell last night in Frederick County marking the heaviest daily rainfall in three months. The rainfall lifted January totals to 1.04 inches as Frederick City began drawing water from Fishing Creek reservoir, with Mountaindale’s level recovering from a long drought. Water flow rose from 321000 to 3128000 gallons daily, while forecasts call for continued rain and cooler, then clearing, weekend with possible snow flurries Friday.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
William J. Davis
Mountaindale
Davis
Groszer Seeks GOP Gubernatorial Nod
Andrew J. Groszer Jr. of Catonsville, a Westinghouse senior controls engineer, filed the $290 fee to seek the Republican nomination for Maryland governor. He is 41 and backed by civic associations he declines to name. Democrat Clarence W Miles had filed previously in September.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Andrew J. Groszer Jr
Catonsville
Westinghouse Electric Co
Clarence W Miles
Twenty Eight Frederick County Auto Inspection Stations Approved
Frederick County confirms 28 businesses licensed as state automobile inspection stations under a new Maryland law. The rule requires used cars offered for sale in 1967 to pass an inspection certifying mechanical soundness. About 750 service stations statewide are licensed to inspect used cars.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Fort Detrick Linked to Viet Nam Chemical Defoliation
U S forces in Viet Nam used two biological warfare chemicals linked to Fort Detrick. A germicide and the herbicide 2 4 0 were developed there and used in defoliation and crop destruction programs. Officials offered no comment on current use while confirming the base’s past research role.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Fort Detrick
Nam
Saigon
Air Force
Mekong
Rev DePauw Back At Helm Of Traditionalists
Rev Gommar Depauw says he has Rome's permission to resume leadership of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement after being ordered to leave by Archbishop Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore. He had been teaching at Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg Maryland when the dispute arose.
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New York
Gommar Depauw
Rome
Father Depauw
Vatican
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Three Teens Charged in Frederick Theft Ring
An 18 year old Frederick resident and four juveniles face charges of breaking and entering and larceny in a theft spree. Police say they stole items from Pawn Brokers Outlet, Colonial Music Store, Montgomery Ward, and an auto on West Patrick Street, with most merchandise recovered. A preliminary hearing is set for Jan. 3 in Magistrate's Court.
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Frederick
Paul W. Mossburg
John Henry Temple
John Hanson
Mossburg
Pawn Brokers
South Market Street
Colonial Music Store
East Patrick Street
Montgomery Ward
West Patrick Street
Delphey's
U S and Soviet Diplomats Push Viet Nam Peace Effort
In Tokyo Alexander Shelepin flew from Moscow with top experts to Hanoi while W A Harriman arrived in Tokyo on a mission linked to Johnson's Viet Nam peace push. Shelepin may press for negotiations, as Albania and Chen Yi issue sharp criticisms. Harriman met Thailand’s Thanat Khoman during a 90 minute talks.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Far East
Alexander Shelepin
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
Shelepin
Moscow
Kremlin
Ho Chi Minh
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid F. Brezhnev
Albania
Peking
Chen Yi
Tass
Harriman
Johnson
Cairo
Baker Charged By Grand Jury
Washington AP reports Bob Baker once a Senate aide and secretary to the Democrats was indicted by a federal grand jury on nine counts over three years. The 30 page indictment accuses tax evasion theft conspiracy and fraud potentially carrying 48 years in prison, extending through October 1965. Baker resigned amid fire over a defense plant vending machine deal.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
U. S. Senate
Baker
Knickers
Senate
Democrats
New Sewer Systems Proposed For Frederick Suburbs
Frederick County planners, in a two part series, propose three separate sewer systems for suburbs west of Frederick City. Julian Tarrant leads a plan dividing drainage into Tuscarora, Carroll, and Ballenger Creek basins with focus on Carroll and Ballenger Creek areas for the next 15 years.
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Frederick
Duiian Tarrant
Frederick City
Julian Tarrant
Feagaville
Indian Springs
Tuscarora Creek
Carroll Creek
Ballenger Creek
Monocacy River
West Fourth Street
Butterfly Lane
Benjamin E. Beavin
Sanitary Commission
Tuscarora
Transit talks in New York move toward settlement
Mayor Lindsay says negotiations between Transit Authority and AFL-CIO unions progressed in good faith after a marathon session. A $187 million gap remains for a two year contract covering 34,400 workers. Rain slows city traffic as authorities urge continued public effort toward a settlement.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
New
Lindsay
Henry A. Barnes
Nine Die In Downtown St. Paul Apartment Fire
A downtown St. Paul hotel apartment building fire at 4 30 am left at least nine dead and sixteen injured with four in critical condition. Firemen searched the four story Carleton Hotel and apartments for more bodies as survivors faced zero degree weather. About fifty of fifty four registered were in the building when the blaze began in a first floor lavatory and raced upward aided by employees guiding residents to safety.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Carleton
Steels Lead Rally as Prices Debate Compromise Stirs Markets
In New York stocks rose as steel shares pace an early rally. The advance follows signs of a compromise on price talks between steel producers and industry representatives.
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NEW York
Ap) - Steels
Johnson presses Viet Nam peace offensive with secret diplomacy
President Johnson reports progress in his Viet Nam peace efforts as traveling envoys like Hariman and Goldberg seek direct contact with Hanoi. Hidden diplomacy has reached a peak, with American pressure supported by other nations, while a November Texas ranch conference launched the campaign and kept initial pauses under review.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
Arthur J. Goldberg
North
LBJ
McGeorge Bundy
Jack Valenti
North Viet Nam
U.S
Terrorist Attacks Hit Saigon During New Year Observance
In Saigon a bombing at the airport mine outside and an explosion at a police substation killed at least two Vietnamese and wounded three Americans and three Vietnamese. The attacks followed allied strikes on Viet Cong hideouts in other areas over the past 48 hours.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
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Groszer
GOP
Nhearepa
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Viet Nam War
Ry Lawrence van Goethem
Rev. DePauw
Bangkok
Thailand
Thanat Khoman
C. Millard Eiler JR
N.Y
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