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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 12, 1966

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State Roads Commission disputes unsafe U S 15 passing zones

A district SRC engineer contests a state policeman claim that U S 15 north of Frederick has unsafe passing zones despite markings. Tpr R C Harbaugh testified in Rockville about three danger points near Beckley’s Motel, Hansonville, and the Old Frederick Road, while the SRC says sight distances meet national standards and marks No Passing when 900 feet ahead cannot be seen.

U.S. 15 Frederick State Roads Commission Tpr. R. C Tpr Harbaugh Rockville Douglas White Stanley Y. Bennett Thomas G. Mohler SRC Beckley’s Hansonville Frederick Road Mohler Frederick County

Funk and Mathias clash over I-70 safety oversight

Maryland Representative Charles Mathias faults the State Roads Commission and contractor A H Smith for inadequate traffic safety on Interstate 70 between Frederick and Washington. SRC Chairman John B Funk counters Mathias as a political agitator and defends contractor responsibility, noting bonds and federal oversight. Mathias cites accidents and urges stricter safety rules and enforcement.

Baltimore Maryland State Roads Commission Charles Mathias R-Md John B. Funk State Roads Commission Funk Mathias SRC Washington U.S. Bureau of Public Roads A.H. Smith Branchville Frederick Federal Bureau Commission Bureau Funk Sd&d Bureau of Public Roads Maryland Bureau of Pubic Roads State Highway Commission

Suspect Arson In House Fire Near New Market

State Police arson investigators were called to Frederick to probe a second morning fire at the Harry Petticord residence on Boyers Mill Road near New Market. Carol F Harbaugh said arson was suspected in the 6 45 a m blaze that damaged the kitchen of the farm home, the site of Tuesday's fire. Fire units from New Market Independent Hose Company fought the flames, with earlier damage estimated at 5000 dollars. A second fire on the same morning damaged an occupied Witmer home on Gas House Pike near McKaig, with smoke pervading the two story dwelling. no damage estimate available. Fire companies from New Market Independent and Libertytown assisted.

Frederick Harry Petticord New Market Tfe Carol F. Harbaugh Petticord Boyer’s Mill New Market Fire Company Independent Hose Company Witmer R. Witmer McKaig Th. Harbaugh

Reapportionment Fight Not Over Yet

Maryland courts may still challenge the act creating a 43 member state senate on a population basis by combining small counties. Voters Inc plans referendum petitions before the June 1 effective date. Attorney general to oppose. Anne Arundel County Circuit Court retains jurisdiction. Dorchester Del. Richard Matthews says board agreed to launch petition drive.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Voters Inc Anne Arunae County Court of Appeals Richard M. Matthews House of Delegates Dorchester County Secretary of Voters Inc

Eight Degree Cold Sets Record In Frederick County

Frosty conditions grip Frederick County with a reading of eight degrees at the state police barrack the coldest since 1965. Official station records show 11 degrees while Unionville taps 10. Forecast calls for 28 to 34 degrees later today with gradual warming by Thursday.

Frederick County Unionville

Rio de Janeiro crippled by floods and landslides toll

Torrential rains trigger new landslides as Rio de Janeiro confirms 131 dead in two days with fears the toll could exceed 150. Authorities report dozens more dead in nearby cities while 122 bodies fill the morgue and 200 or more are missing or injured. Federal and state aid nears two million dollars as shelters and emergency care rush in.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Niteroi Petropolis Teresopolis Cachoeira de Macaca Rio Rio Morgue Weather Bureau

Middletown Valley School Plans Unveiled by Board

Frederick County school board reviewing preliminary plans for a $300000 eleven room Middletown Valley elementary school. The facility would be among county's most costly per square foot at about $18. The plan features two wings an educational center and movable partition classrooms with air conditioning and carpeting in halls and library.

Frederick County Middletown Valley Carroll Manor Hagerstown Bushey and Chapman C. Edward Hamilton

Funeral rites for Shastri draw millions of mourners in India

More than a million Indians watched as Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri was cremated on the banks of the Jumna River. His son lit the sandalwood pyre while Gulzarilal Nanda and Kamlaraswami Kamara stood in mourning. International figures including Kosygin and Humphrey attended as Nanda and Kamara weighed a future parliamentary leadership. Strong political contenders for the post, including Indira Gandhi and Morarji Desai, remain in play as elections approach.

New Delhi India Lal Bahadur Shastri Shastri Hari Kishnan Jumna Gulzarilal Nanda Alexe: N. Kosygin Hubert H. Humphrey Nanda Uamaraswami Kamara Congress Party Defense YB Chavan Indira Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru Morarji Desa Nanda Nehru

Teachers Seek $500 Pay Hike In Frederick County

The Frederick County Teachers Association asked the school board for a $500 increase in starting pay for teachers and a detailed pay schedule tied to educational achievements and yearly raises. Beginning salaries would rise from 5 5 000 to 5 5 5 00, costing the county about $441,550 more this year per Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan.

Frederick County Teachers Association FCTA John L. Carnochan

U S Forces Hit Viet Cong Tunnels In Crimp Drive

U S troops killed 23 Viet Cong and uncovered a tunnel network over a mile square as part of Operation Crimp near the Tron Triangle. In five days the toll reached 107 insurgents killed and 80 captured, with weapons including 122 personal guns 20 automatic weapons a mortar and a recoilless rifle and 71 tons of rice seized.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Tron Triangle

Stock market climbs to new highs with heavy trade

New York traders pushed prices higher early as activity remained heavy. The market advanced, marking another move into record territory amid strong buying and broad participation.

New York

Brunswick Sets February 15 For Special Mayor Election

The Bruns wick town council favors February 15 as the date for a special mayoral election to fill the late Mayor James E. Cummings seat. Acting Mayor Jess B Orndorff may also face a second ward council election if he runs and is elected mayor. Town attorney Willam W. Wenner says Orndorff need not resign his council post to run. If defeated, he would return to council.

Brunswick James E. Cummings Jess B Orndorff Orndorff Willam W. Wenner

F and M Bank Declares 20 Percent Stock Dividend

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank directors declare a 20 percent stock dividend. President Benjamin L Shuff notes the dividend was approved at the Tuesday meeting and will be payable February 28, 1966 to stockholders of record February 15, 1966, pending OCC approval and stockholder ratification. The outstanding shares rise from 182,875 to 183,450.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Benjamin L Shuff

Johnson to address Congress on war and Great Society aims

President Johnson prepared to speak to Congress at 9 p.m. on the Vietnam peace offensive and continuing Great Society programs. He is expected to outline a national budget total around 110 to 115 billion dollars while indicating no formal response to a memo on peace objectives. Meany warns war costs may affect domestic programs.

Washington Johnson Congress Viet Nam Southeast Asia U.S Radio Hanoi Administration Afl-Cio George Meany Great Society Meany

Local Banks Reelect Officers In Freder Grand Meet

Stockholders of the Frederick County National Bank Woodsboro Savings Bank and Bank of Brunswick met Tuesday and reelected all officers and directors. The Frederick County National Bank re elected directors Glenn E. Biehl Warner L Brittman G Richard Bucheimer J Walker Carty Howard A Gross Amos A Holter L Homer Miller Arthur V Myers Pascal H Renn and Robert L Warfield. The board declared an 8 percent regular dividend and a 2 percent extra dividend on capital stock to stockholders on record Jan 16 1966 payable Jan 31. Directors elected officers Glenn E Biehl president Arthur V Myers chairman of the board William M Moore vice president and cashier Carlton L Baumgardner assistant vice president Mrs Ramona C Remsberg and Miss Louise V Stull assistant cashiers. Other bank personnel were reappointed including Mrs Evelyn M Woods Mrs Fern W Poole Mrs Belva K Fry and Gary A Phillips tellers Mrs Beverly R Pellicot head bookkeeper Mrs Joan Williams and Miss Glenda Linton bookkeepers and Mrs Doris Elaine.

Glenn E. Biehl Arthur V. Myers William M. Moore Carlton L. Baumgardner Ramona C. Remsberg Louise V. Stull Evelyn M. Woods Fern W. Poole Belva K. Fry Gary A. Phillips Beverly R. Pellicot Joan Williams Glenda Linton Doris Elaine

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