Frederick County Seeks Liquor By The Drink Legislation
Frederick County delegates may push a bill to allow liquor by the drink in public bars. Senator Derr told the Kiwanis Club the measure could require a referendum and set high license fees. He noted surrounding counties already permit on premise sales and warned of rising debt if bond issues proceed.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
John A. Derr
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sen. Derr
Washington
Carrell
Howard
Montgomery
Derr
Frederick Counts
State House
Kline Co Awarded Md 26 Road Contract
Richard F Kline Inc has won a $1,475,000 contract to rebuild 17 miles of Md 26 in Baltimore County from the city limits to the Beltway. The firm plans to start in about a week, finish later this summer, and include construction of one bridge.
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Richard F Kline
Driver Hurts When Car Hits Bridge in Fog
A Berkeley Springs driver, Robert T Smith Sr., 34, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after his 1957 sedan struck a concrete bridge on Md 550 in dense morning fog. He suffered possible chest injuries knee and ankle fractures and facial lacerations. The crash occurred at 6.05 am one mile south of Creagerstown. no charges were filed.
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A. West Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert T Smith Sr
Berkley Springs
W. Va
Creagerstown
Smith
P. Richard Sanders
U.S 14
U.S. 40
US 15
Louis D. Thompson
Burton
Ohio
Willam Simons
Thompson
Simon
Tic
John W. Hopf
Best Asks School Report on Vandalism
Walkersville official calls for a county wide vandalism report after damage at the South End Civic Association. Det Lt Bilis G Carty notes similar issues in city schools while Dr Jon L Carnochan says extensive student vandalism is unlikely and stresses swift repairs to deter further damage.
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Hallar Best
Walkersville
School Systema
South End
Civic Association
Premie Pavilion
Bilis G. Carty
Civic Center
Jon L Carnochan
Carnochan
Baltimore
Panamanian Protests End With Flag Burning and Tear Gas
About 1,200 Panamanians demonstrated against the United States in Santa Ana Plaza, burning an American flag as soldiers fired tear gas and blocked access to the Canal Zone. The four day anti-U S observance followed riots that left 25 dead in January, with students seeking school closures and exams suspended.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
U.S
National Assembly
Virgilio Schueverer
Fidel Castro
Stock Market Trends Higher In Early Trade
New York stock market moved irregularly higher in active trading as investors weighed early gains and mixed economic signals. The broader market saw several key indices tick up while others held near flat, reflecting cautious optimism in the opening session.
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New York
County Faces Possible Teacher Shortage Amid Growth
Frederick County may see an acute teacher shortage if more students do not enter the profession. Officials note turnover runs about 15 to 20 percent yearly, with 115 teachers not in place from last year. Replacements, budget, and out of state recruiting complicate staffing.
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Frederick County
James A. Sensnebaugh
Senaors
Donald Z. Koons
Koons
Dr. Koons
Board of Education
Teachers of America
Baltimore
Montgomery
Frederick
Powell Pledges Direct Battle Over Church State Education
Rep. Adam Powell says the church state issue blocking federal education aid will be faced directly this year as President Johnson proposes a 1.66 billion education program. He, as head of the House Education and Labor Committee, cites unresolved conflicts with Catholic authorities over funds for all children in the system. The NEA lauded the program but focused on public schools, while guidelines for distributing funds to states and districts remain unclear.
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Washington
Adam C Powell
Powell
New York
Johnson
Congress
National Education Association
NEA
School Board Approves Annual Leave Policy
The county school system adopts a guaranteed annual leave based on service length for full-year employees. Dr. Donald Koons notes the policy follows a committee recommendation by Hallar Best, Mary Condon Hodgson and Lavenia Hood and will apply to ten-month custodians as well.
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Donald Koons
Hallar Best
Mary Condon Hodgson
Lavenia Hood
Dry Koons
Frederick County Bank Elects Officers
Frederick County National Bank reelected Glenn E. Biehl as president at a directors meeting following the annual stockholders gathering. Directors named for the year include Biehl Brittain Bucheimer Carty Gross Helter Miller Myers Renn Warfield with Myers as board chair and Moore as vice president and cashier alongside appointed assistants and staff.
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Glenn E. Biehl
Frederick County National Bank
Biehl
Warner L. Brittain
G. Richard Bucheimer
J. Walker Carty
Howard A. Gross
Amos A. Helter
L. Homer Miller
Arthur V. Myers
Pascal H Renn
Robert L. Warfield
Belva K. Fry
Joan Williams
Doris Elaine Coulter
Light Snow May Fall Here Tonight
Frederick County forecasts from the weather bureau predict one to two inches of fresh snow tonight with highs in the low 30s on Thursday. Fog has shrouded areas for two nights, and near freezing conditions caused refreezing on roads. City crews cleared Church and Second Streets and the South Court Street parking lot with further work planned on side streets.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Church
Second Streets
South Court Street
Market
Patrick Streets
Baby Girl Quad Dies in Kenosha Hospital
In Kenosha Wisconsin a baby girl of the Graff quaduplets died at Kenosha Memorial Hospital shortly after birth. The child had respiratory trouble since birth. Mother Joyce Graff 23 was said to be crushed by the loss but in good physical condition. The remaining twins and triplets are healthy in incubators.
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Kenosha
Wis
Graff
Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Joyce Graff
Robin
Martin
U.S. Japan fail to reach Red China policy agreement
Washington AP reports Japan's Premier Eisaku Sato ends talks with President Johnson today without agreement on policy toward Communist China. The two nations will consult in advance of any proposed policy changes.
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U.S
Japan
Washington
Eisaku Sato
Johnson
China
Johnson Calls for New Immigration Law Based on Skills and Family Ties
President Johnson urged Congress to replace the national origins quota with a skill and family based system. The proposal would favor immigrants by work and cultural skills within a preferences framework and include safeguards against unemployment and security requirements. Senator Hart backed immediate hearings while Senator McClellan warned against flooding the country with immigrants.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
John F. Kennedy
U.S
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Hart
Protestant poll shows integration favored nationwide
A national survey of 7,000 Protestant readers of the Christian Herald found broad support for racial integration in church and community life. Yet 52 percent would refuse to sell a home to a person of another race if neighbors object, while 74 percent oppose neighborly objections to a different race.
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New York
Christian Herald Magazine
Daniel A. Poling
Alaska
Hawaii
Utah
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Two U S Jets Shot Down Over Laos
Washington AP reports two U S Air Force jets were shot down in central Laos during daylight. An F100 and an F105 were downed by ground fire. one pilot recovered, the other missing as search and rescue continues. This brings total U S Air Force and Navy aircraft lost in Laos reconnaissance since last May to six.
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Washington
Laos
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Air Force
Navy
Strike Halts Sailings of Luxury Liners
New York reports suspension of sailings by two luxury liners as seagoing unions join longshoremen in the Atlantic and Gulf coast lockout. The United States and Argentina were canceled with 800 and 180 passengers respectively, raising a multiweek economic impact.
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New York
Amercan Merchant Marine
Atlantic
Gulf
International Longshoremen’s Association
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
Afl-Cio
NMU
SIU
United States
United States Lines
Europe
Argentina
Moore- McCormack Lines
Trial Magistrates Plan To Standardize Procedures
Six Frederick County trial magistrates will meet in the Frederick Magistrate's Courtroom at 10 a.m. Saturday to discuss standardizing procedures across the four magistrates courts. Magistrate Robert K. Kennedy noted the need to keep pace with rapid changes in the law. Participants include Guy E. Baker Sr., Emmitsburg. Martin T. Mathwig, Thurmont. William B. Gross, Brunswick. Stanley Y. Bennett. and Kennedy.
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Frederick County
Robert K. Kennedy
Frederick
Guy E. Baker Sr
Emmitsburg
Martin T. Mathwig
Thurmont
William B. Gross
Brunswick
Byron W. Thompson
Stanley Y. Bennett
Kennedy
U Thant Asks US and USSR for Private Talks on UN Fees
United Nations Secretary General U Thant convened private talks with representatives of the United States and the Soviet Union to break the deadlock over UN peacekeeping assessments.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
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William C Westmoreland
Nguyen Khanh
Gia Long Palace
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Frederick County Bank
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