Study Group Recommends 850 Additional Parking Spaces
Frederick city needs 850 more parking spaces and a parking authority to guide facilities. Edward J. McGuiness led a committee named by Mayor Magaha to study downtown parking, presenting findings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The panel urged balanced off street options, geographic equity, and a governing authority to implement plans.
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Frederick
Edward J. McGuiness
Sears, Roebuck & Co
E. Paul Magaha
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wiliam B. Bennett Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Allen
Patrick Street
Patrick
McGuiness
Carroll H Hendrickson Jr
Water Woes City and Walkersville Face 3 Week Deadline
Frederick City must craft a solution to the Walkersville sewage dispute by month end as Maryland Health Department officials press to move the sanitary district forward. Mayor Magaha says a temporary permit to discharge treated sewage into the Monocacy River may be issued, with limits on volume and purity, while interim interceptor plans are studied. The project seeks funding from the college and an industry source, aiming to have the system operable ahead of the college opening.
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Frederick City
Walkersville
Maryland Department of Health
City
Sanitary Commission
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Health Department
Monocacy
Magaha
Maryland Baptist College
Auto Crashes Into Fence At Cemetery
An Adamstown teen was charged with driving on a revoked or suspended license after his car left the road Monday and struck Mt. Olivet Cemetery fence near New Design Road. The 1962 convertible suffered $500 damage while the fence incurred $400. Cpl. James E. Stockman investigated.
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Adamstown
Frank W. Jewell
New Design
Jewell
Mt. Olivet
James E. Stockman
West Second Street
West College Terrace
City Transit
Carolyn H. Scott
Fairview Avenue
West College Avenue
Charles J. DeGrange
Carrollton Drive
Scott
Ofc
William E. Shepley
Floods Collapse Buildings Kill 36 in Rio slums
In Rio de Janeiro many homes flooded as a heavy downpour swelled the Maracana River. A mid to low income district suffered 6 to 7 feet of water with 50 buildings collapsing and 36 confirmed dead while hundreds were feared buried. Officials cautioned that the toll could rise and rain persisted overnight.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Journal Do Brasil
Maracana
Post Office Plans March Price Hikes Across Services
The Post Office will raise prices March 26 for money orders insurance registry and certified mail with C O D rates restructured. Domestic and international money orders rise five cents per bracket minimum insurance becomes 20 cents for items up to 15 dollars and most insurance rates up ten cents. Registry fees of 60 and 75 cents merge to 75 cents up to 100 dollars, C C D brackets combine to 60 cents up to 10 dollars, certified mail climbs from 20 to 30 cents per item.
Indians Mourn Shastri
Millions of Indians in New Delhi gathered as the body of Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri was brought home for cremation beside the Jumna River. Leaders from around the world attended the funeral rites while tributes poured in from President Johnson and other officials.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Shastri
Gulzarilal Nanda
Pakistan
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Johnson
Lindsay Presses Tough Line in NYC Transit Strike
New York AP report shows Mayor Lindsay backing a hard approach as mediators seek fresh settlement methods in the 11 day bus and subway strike. The three man panel met unions then planned talks with the Transit Authority while traffic volume eased from a record 83 000 vehicles in Manhattan Monday.
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New York
John V Lindsay
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Reactivation plea for Victor Cullen Hospital as tubercular unit
Victor Cullen in Sabillasville is urged by Delegate Charles E. Collins to be reactivated as a tubercular institution. He argues the location offers space and fresh air, preventing patients from drinking and leaving the hospital, addressing a detention ward need noted by state health officials. Dr. Edward Davens backs a ward, while Dr. Frederick Hubbard counters.
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Charles E. Collins
Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
State Health Department
Collins
City
Baltimore
Edward Davens
Frederick G. Hubbard
City Hospitals
Social Worker and Supervisor defend Victor Cullen Camp
Ed Sullivan and David Beard, officials at Victor Cullen Forestry Camp in Sabillasville, say praise for the camp’s success is overlooked while minor misdeeds are highlighted. They note only two percent of delinquents aged 16 to 18 have runaway in two years, and two major incidents, plus two car break ins, beyond homesickness are cited.
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Victor Cullen Forestry
Sabillasville
Ed Sullivan
David Beard
Sullivan
Victor Cullen
U S Hanoi Peace Probe Planned
A congressional panel will question CIA Director Raborn about direct U S contact with Hanoi as part of the Johnson administration Viet Nam peace initiative. Secretary Rusk briefed the House panel on the Viet Nam situation before leaving for India for Shastri's funeral.
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Washington
Bill D Moyers
U.S
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
North Viet Nam
Stock Market Opens Higher in Uneven Early Trading
New York reporters say the market moved irregularly higher at the open with brisk activity. Traders weighed gains in some groups against volatility and mixed economic signals as the session started.
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New York
Temperature Drops To 40 Below Zero In Minnesota
INTERNATIONAL FALLS Minn AP temperature fell to 4 degrees below zero this morning but life continued. Snow cover impressed residents with heavy accumulation about 50 inches this winter, now settled to 38 inches. Ground remained warm enough for pipes and buses to function, though pulpwood cutting paused due to snow.
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International Falls
Minn
Minnesota
New Prime Minister is Commie Foe
India's new prime minister Gulzarilal Nanda is a trade union veteran who jailed over 1,000 communists while home minister. A Gandhian and Labour minister turned political leader, he opposed communism as a threat to India's democratic socialism and guided workers with a pragmatic socialist stance.
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New Delhi
India
Gulzarilal Nanda
Congress Party
Mohandas K. Gandhi
China
Nanda
Indian National Grade Union Congress
All-India Trade Union
Bombay
National College
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Clarksburg Boys Get Jail Terms
Three Clarksburg boys were sentenced to two years in jail today in Circuit Court for breaking into Johnson's Diner Hyattstown and stealing $115.50 worth of beer cigarettes and change. Judge Robert E Clapp Jr suspended the youngest 17 year old Eugene Ricketts and placed him on probation. Carl C Ricketts 21 and Maurice Lee Yokley 19 were ordered confined in Maryland Correctional Institute at Heverstown for not more than two years. Sentences dated from December 7 1965 after a prior jail stay following their July 14 guilty verdict.
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Clarksburg
Hyattstown
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Eugene Ricketts
Carl C. Ricketts
Maurice Lee Yokley
Maryland Correctional Institute
Heverstown
Maryland Court of Appeals Rejects 53 Member Senate Plan
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled to day for a reapportioned State Senate that groups small counties into populated districts to assure equal representation. It invalidated the legislature's plan allowing each county a senator in an expanded 53 member chamber and upheld a 43 member alternative.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Senate
High Court
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Carroll County
Supreme Court
Anne Arundel County
Eastern Shore
John Clarence North
D-Talbot
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
Willam S. James
Harford
House of Delegates
Upper Eastern Shore
Lower Shore
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Calvert
Anne Arundel
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Ayub
Rawalpindi
Hubert H Humphrey
Dean Rusk
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
John Kenneth Galbraith
Elizabeth II
Earl Mountbatten
Lindsay
Commie
Frederick, Carroll
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