Revised Teacher Pay Scale Top Item On School Board Agenda
The Frederick County Teachers Association will present a revised pay scale for teachers at the school board meeting. The plan lowers the total request and adds a teacher insurance plan, with starting salaries raised to compete with nearby counties. Also on the agenda are federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act funds, teacher aide classifications, Harmony Grove land sale, and Catoctin High School engineering consultants.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County
Carnochan
Frederick Business Properties, Inc
Harmony Grove
Carnachan
Catoctin High School
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Roads Board to Consider Bennett Creek Bridge Proposals
Freder ick County Roads Board meets Tuesday at Winchester Hall to discuss a new foot bridge over Bennett s Creek at Monocacy Bottom Road to replace the burned out structure. A concrete pipe bridge is also proposed with cost estimates around 5600, and a 3800 foot bridge option noted. Developer Ernest Ausherman seeks Clover Hill subdivision roads added to county system meeting standards.
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Bennett's Creek
Monocacy Bottom Road
Frederick County Roads Board
Southey T. Nottingham
Bennett’s Creek
Nottingham
Ernest Ausherman
The
Roads Board
Clover Hill
Fourth Street
Warmer Weather Predicted For This Week
The weatherman forecasts fair warmer weather this week after a cold weekend. Frederick saw a 16 degree low on Sunday the second coldest night of winter with 12 degrees on Dec 27. Highs of 44 to 48 today and lows in the 20s followed by mid 30s Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. Monthly precipitation totals 1.12 inches, 1.86 inches below January normal of 29.8 inches.
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Frederick
Mercury
New York Strike Talks Deadlocked After City Hall Recess
City hall talks on the 10 day old bus and subway strike recessed at 6:20 am with union leader statements calling negotiations completely unproductive. Mayor Lindsay signaled a noon statement while Douglas MacMahon led the union team in Quill's absence after contempt of court jail.
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New York
City Hall
Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Douglas L. MacMa‘hon
Michael J .Quill
MacMahon
Transit Authority
Walkersville Opens New Water Filtration Plant
Walkersville begins operation of a new 30000 dollar municipal water filtration plant three miles from town at the reservoir. Normal service may show cloudy water shortly after startup as pipes shed discolored particles. If problems persist residents should contact Water Commissioner Norman H. Green.
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Walkersville
Burgess Gilmore C. Trout
Trout
Norman H. Green
Baltimore Police Commissioner to Retire After Vice Probe
Baltimore's police commissioner Bernard J. Schmidt plans retirement after a study found vice, poor administration, and organized crime within the force. Gov. Tawes met Schmidt and urged retirement as details are worked out. Schmidt, 57, confirmed he would retire following the governor's suggestion.
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Baltimore
Bernard J. Schmidt
Schmidt
J. Millard Tawes
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Maryland
Finan Commission
Baltimore vice report blasts East Baltimore Street scene
A 600 page International Association of Chiefs of Police report calls East Baltimore Street a notorious vice center with bars, arcades, and prostitutes. It says liquor, prostitution and gambling run wide open and urges a vice control squad and stricter local accountability for officers.
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Baltimore (Ap
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Baltimore Police Department
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Baltimore Street
Market Trend Sees Stocks Edge Higher Early
New York traders opened with a steadily higher trend as activity remained robust across the market. Prices rose in early trading, reflecting continued investor optimism.
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New York
Steely Joins Offutt In Law Practice
E. Newton Steely Jr formerly a legal advisor for Washington DC has joined W Jer ome Offutt in general practice at 22 West Second Street Steely is a member of the Maryland and District of Columbia Bars and holds a 1959 law degree from American University Washington College of Law He previously led the Law Review and student groups and held Delta Theta Phi in college.
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E. Newton Steely Jr
Washington, D.C
W. Jerome Offutt
W. Second St
Steely
Maryland
District of Columbia
University of Maryland
Washington College of Law
American University
Washington
Law Review
Student Bar Association
Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity
Kashmir Peace Talks End In Tashkent Agreement
India and Pakistan agreed to withdraw troops to pre August positions by February 25 and renew non interference, trade, and cultural ties. The leaders Shastri and Ayub signed a nine point declaration hosted by Kosygin, leaving Kashmir unresolved yet pledging peaceful dispute settlement.
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Tashkent
U.S
India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kashmir
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ayub
Shastri
United Nations
Red China Downs Flight Carrying 17 Defectors
Peking shot down a Nationalist seaplane fleeing Matsu to Formosa, an unarmed craft carrying about 17 people. The incident followed reports that Soviet made MIGs intercepted the plane fifteen minutes after takeoff and no survivors were found in the air-sea search.
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Taipei
Formosa
Peking
China
Matsu
Taipei Defense Ministry
Matsu Defense Command
Red Air Force
East China
Red
Quick Draw Artist Shoots Self In Leg
A 25 year old Point of Rocks man Norvis B Carter accidentally shot himself in the left leg while practicing quick drawing with a 22 caliber pistol. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. The incident occurred near his home around 4 35 pm as he and his wife target shot in woods. no foul play suspected by Investigator Ronald C. Lewis.
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Point of Rocks
Norvis B Carter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carter
Tfe
Ronald C. Lewis
Monocacy Water Fight Spurs Walkersville Plant Debate
Background on Frederick City efforts to locate a $1 million sewage treatment facility near Walkersville five miles above the Monocacy intake. The piece recalls the Canute Kansas example of water reuse to avert drought, notes Mayor Magaha’s opposition to upstream pollution, and cites a feasibility report claiming no danger to Frederick’s water supply while acknowledging river self purification.
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Walkers~ville
Frederick City
Kansas
Frederick
Walkers
Canute
E Paul Magaha
Walkersville
Congress Awaits LBJ Speech on Viet Nam War
Washington AP reports the 89th Congress opens its second session amid tension as President Johnson prepares a State of the Union style address on Vietnam. Leaders plan routine sessions while war spending and peace talks dominate the agenda, with possible new proposals and budget cuts looming.
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Washington
89Th Congress
Johnson
Viet Nam
Congress
Germantown Man Dies Trapshooting
Germantown Maryland police report 38 year old Robert Beall Demshock died instantly when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged into his chest after he slipped while climbing a creek bank during trapshooting at his home. He worked for R L Polk Co and lived on Black Rock Road with his wife and family.
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Germantown
Robert Beall Demshock
Black Rock Road
Montgomery County
Demshock
Peter Hanlon
R. L. Polk Co
Washington
Raymond E. Beck
John J. Demshock
Nashville, Tenn
William E. Beck
Lynchburg
Weapons Cache Found As Crimp Forces Fight in Iron Triangle
In the Crimp operation near the Iron Triangle northwest of Saigon, Australian and U.S. units uncovered a large Viet Cong weapons cache including 47 weapons, 114 grenades, 16 000 rounds, 58 mortar rounds, 100 pounds of dynamite, and 20 tons of rice. The Allied force of over 8 000 reported light contact, with 22 Viet Cong killed and 38 captured. Air strikes totaled 281 runs, while four U.S. planes were lost.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Iron Triangle
173Rd Airborne
da Nang
Tay Ninh
Bloodmobile Visits Here Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile stops at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick on Wednesday from 1 to 5 30 p m. About 225 appointments have been set with 30 AB positive donors requested for Thursday surgery in Washington. Walk ins welcome. six months into the 1965 66 fiscal year the drive is 40 pints under its 153 pint per visit quota.
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Red Cross
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street
North Bentz Streets
Washington
James A. Grove
Blood Program
Bloodmobile
Church of the Brethren
Hood College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Amvets Home
Middletown
Fort Detrick Fieldhouse
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
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Triangle
Red China Downs
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