New Market Seeks Unity Over Sanitary District Dispute
Residents met to heal rifts over a proposed sanitary district while opponents pressed for rescission. A public hearing is set for Tuesday at 10 30 am in Winchester Hall to hear citizens’ views and possibly resolve the conflict with the Sanitary Commission.
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New Market
Sanitary Commission
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Court House
Committee Against
Sanitary District
Bloom
County Blood Program warns of loss of coverage without quotas
James A. Grove chairman says county blood protection hinges on meeting the 175 pint quota per visit after 129 pints collected, 46 below average. Weather may affect turnout. next Bloodmobile visit is February 4 at the Church of the Brethren and notices will be mailed to pledged donors.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Grove
Calvary Methodist Church
Postmaster Grove
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Red Cross
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
Renn Elected By State County Heads
A. Irvin Renn, president of the Frederick County Commissioners, was elected secretary of the Maryland County Commissioners Association in Baltimore. The winter meeting featured talks by John S. Shriver and H. Winship Wheatley, plus Rep. Charles McC. Mathias, with discussion on funding education and road building, and potential 77 day annual sessions for local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County
Maryland County Commissioners Association
Baltimore
Renn
John S. Shriver
Prince Georges County
H. Winship Wheatley
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
Shriver
Mathias
Wheatley
Legislative Council
Cigarette Sales Dip At Wholesalers After Health Flag
Local wholesalers report a drop in cigarette orders amid a government panel health warning. Wachter Brothers says sales are down about 10 percent, with larger declines in chain stores as households cut cigarette purchases this week. Western Maryland Wholesalers notes a 10 to 12 percent fall in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wachter
Wachter Brothers Wholesale Company
Mr. Wachter
Apropraghive
Donald Albaugh
Western
Maryland
Teen sisters injured in Thurmont wreck on US 15
Beulah Virginia McBride 15 and her sister Linda Pearl 13 were in a car driven by their mother Maudie J. McBride en route to Maryland when a tractor trailer driven by Paul F. Dillinger of Allentown struck the vehicle. Beulah is in serious condition at Annie E. Apple hospital Gettysburg with possible skull fracture. Linda is in satisfactory condition with possible jaw fracture and contusions. Police say Dillinger attempted to pass three cars, causing the collision and has charges for passing near an intersection and reckless driving. Ambulance transported all to hospital.
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Thurmont
Annie E. Warner
Gettysburg
Beulah Virginia McBride
RFD 2
Tic
Robert L. McAfee
Earl F. Tracey
Dillinger
Thurmont American Legion Ambulance
Unseasonably Warm Morning Breaks Cold Wave in Unionville
Sub zero temperatures eased but Unionville still posted -8 degrees as Frederick County faces lingering ice. Forecasters expect clouds with little precipitation and a weekend cooldown. roads are clearer after a heavy snow, with crews stocking cinders and salt in preparation for potential more snow.
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Unionville
Frederick County
Weather Bureau
G. Plitt von Eiff Jr
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fisher Denies He Wants Liz's Money
New York AP report says Eddie Fisher denies press stories that he seeks Elizabeth Taylor's money in their divorce. Fisher, in Las Vegas, calls claims false and says he does not wish to stay married for financial reasons. Taylor filed for divorce in Mexico, seeking freedom to marry Richard Burton.
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Fisher
Liz
New York
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Las Vegas
Louis Niz
Elizabeth
Miss Taylor
Mexico
Richard Burton
Dead Cat In Handbag Heist Stuns Local Pair
A couple accidentally killed a cat while driving near a shopping center. They placed the animal in a shopping bag at a restaurant. A passing woman stole the bag and fainted when peeking inside. She was taken to a hospital, and the couple reclaimed the cat for burial.
Glenn resigns from space program to seek Senate seat
Houston AP reports astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. resigned from NASA to run for the Senate from Ohio. The Manned Spacecraft Center announced the resignation at 1 p.m. EST and did not address widespread reports he will seek the Democratic nomination for the post held by 74 year old Sen. Stephen M. Young of Cleveland.
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Houston
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Nuclear Test Sets Off First 1964 Underground Blast
An underground nuclear test was detonated today at the Nevada test site, the first for 1964. The AEC announced twenty-two weapon tests and three peaceful-explosives blasts conducted during 1963.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Johnson seeks major shift in military spending
President Johnson asks Congress to cut missile and ship expenditures by over one billion dollars and to boost aircraft spending by 300 million. The proposal signals a strategic reallocation within national defense budgets.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senators propose public private plan for aged health care
Six Republican senators unveiled a two part bill offering hospital and nursing home or home health benefits for seniors 65 and over. A separately financed national private insurance pool would provide a standard medical policy for those 65 plus priced around 20 dollars weekly. The plan uses a 1 percent increase in Social Security payroll tax and aims to create a federally chartered association of insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
National Committee On Health Care of
John F. Kennedy
American Medical Association
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Finley seeks Athletics move to Louisville in AL meeting
New York AP report says American League owners met behind closed doors to consider Charles C. Finley's proposal to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville Kentucky. The plan appears likely to be rejected by league team heads.
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New York
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Louisville
Finley
Medal delivery for Key Memorial Foundation shown on WBAL TV
C Lease Bussard president and H Thomas Summers delivered the Francis Scott Key Medal to the Maryland World's Fair Commission in Baltimore. The medal will be shown on WBAL TV newscasts at 7 tonight and 7:25 and 8:25 Friday morning. Proceeds support the Maryland pavilion at the World's Fair.
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Baltimore
Maryland World's Fair Commission
Wbal-Tv
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation Inc
H. Thomas Summers
Maryland
Poolesville Man Charged With Murder
Solomon Owens, a 90-year-old Poolesville man, is charged with murder after his grandson Ernest E. Cooper, 43, died from a shotgun wound. Cooper died at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda after a Saturday argument. Owens was jailed again. a preliminary hearing is set for Monday in Peoples Court.
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Poolesville
Montgomery County
Fred P. Thrailkill
Detective Bureau
Solomon Owens
Ernest E. Cooper
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Cooper
Owens
Peoples Court
Crisis in Panama tests U S Panama talks amid Canal Zone unrest
The White House said the United States is ready to discuss all problems with Panama as tensions rise over the canal dispute. Panamanian demands for assurances on negotiating differences precede full diplomatic relations, while U S officials seek to keep the one day old truce intact. The Army transfers security control in the Canal Zone back to civilian authorities as clashes leave several dead and wounded.
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Washington
White House
United States
Panama
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Roberto Chiari
Chiari
Martin
Defense Department
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Andrew J. O’meara
Inter - American Peace Commission
Noticing Waistline Bulge After the Holidays
The piece notes many young adults gain weight after holidays and begin to face the fact of weight gain. It introduces a six part feature by Gaynor Maddox in the Food section on dieting during "The Thin Thirties."
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Gaynor Maddox
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Unprecedented Civil War Centennial Celebration Planned
Frederick hosts a nationwide Civil War Centennial commemoration joining Monocacy Fort Stevens and the Lincoln Memorial in a 1964 program. Dr. J Walter Coleman of the Interior says Monocacy could become a National Military Park with land acquisition. National Commission officials and Maryland leaders back cooperation and rededications in July.
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Frederick
Monocacy
Fort Stevens
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. Walter Coleman
U.S. Department of the Interior
Congress
Coleman
Monocacy National Military Park
U. S. Secretary of the Interior
National Park Service
United States
Fort McHenry
Harper’s Ferry
Gettysburg
Antietam
Bat
National Commission
Dr. Coleman
Edmund C. Gass
United States Civil War Centennial Commission
Frederick County Association
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Scranton
S. K. Stevens
Harrisburg
W. A. Morgan
Altoona
Raymond B. Ward
Sayre
Lincoln
Columbia
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