Ijamsville Man Fatally Injured On Freeway Ramp
An Ijamsville man, Willie Windsor Snowden age 52, was killed when struck by a car on a ramp to the Frederick Freeway. The driver, William Richard Bloyer 28 of Mt Airy, said Snowden walked in the ramp and he could not stop. The state police investigation continued with no charges filed. Snowden was pronounced dead at the scene about 10 40 PM. an autopsy was planned for today.
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Frederick
B. QO. Thomas Sr
Willie Windsor Snowden
Snowden
William Richard Bloyer
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Bloyer
U.S. 40
Tfe
Byron L. Hubble
Mont
Public Hearings On School Budget Begin Monday
Frederick County Board of Education schedules three budget hearings starting Monday at 7 p.m. at the administration office. The second hearing is next Monday, with the final presentation February 3 at 1:30 p.m. The board may revise the superintendent’s requests before March 1 and the commissioners grant final approval.
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Frederick County
Carnechan
Cold and Snow Set to Persist Across Maryland Regions
The forecast shows continued cold and light snow Wednesday with subfreezing highs in the Frederick area and frigid lows around 12 degrees. Garrett and the Eastern Shore face heavy snow and icy roads, with Chesapeake Bay shipping at risk if the polar conditions persist.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Garrett County
Salisbury
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Three Robbery Suspects Released in Baltimore
Three Baltimore men detained at gunpoint by Chief of Police Charles Main were released due to lack of evidence. They had been picked up in a Baltimore taxicab at North Market and Church Streets in connection with last month’s Wayside Radio Shop robbery. The investigation continues after questioning and talks with the state's attorney.
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Baltimore
Charles Main
Robin Hood Surrenders to Evansville Police
A call claimed by a caller posing as Robin Hood led Evansville police to a mistaken pursuit of the Sheriff of Nottingham. The real Robin Hood, 23, Davenport Iowa, surrendered at police headquarters and was jailed for transfer back to Iowa for auto theft charges.
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Evansville
Ind
Robin Hood
Nottingham
Davenport
Iowa
Hood
Parachute Found In KC135 Engine After Wichita Crash
The crash investigation chief said a parachute found in one KC135 jet tanker engine is unlikely to have caused the accident. It was unclear if the parachute was part of the aircraft’s equipment.
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Wichita
Kan
Murray A. Bywater
Big Day Looms For Johnson Inaugural Festivities
Washington AP report describes nonstop celebrations ahead of the presidential oath at noon Wednesday. The schedule includes luncheons receptions and a National Symphony inaugural concert with bitter cold weather and no snow forecast. Johnson and Mrs Johnson attend events with Mrs Humphrey greeting thousands of women at the National Gallery of Art.
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Washington
Johnson
National Symphony
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
Proposed Regulations Aired in Winchester Hall Hearings
Frederick County commissioners face an automatic veto option on subdivision rules while the planning commission retains final say on most items. An appeal to the commissioners replaces the prior path to the Circuit Court, drawing objections from planning chair Dan Wight and real estate representative David Weinberg.
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Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
Circuit Court
Frederick County
J. Alfred Catsail
Dan Wight
David Weinberg
Frederick Real Estate Board
Inaugural Guests Fill Key Hotel and Holiday Inn
The Francis Scott Key Hotel and the Holiday Inn are sold out for tonight and tomorrow as inaugural celebrations in Washington bring crowds. The Holiday Inn hosts the 4146 member Ball State Teachers College Band from Muncie Indiana and offers themed drinks and meals for watching the inauguration parade and balls. Special menus include a Presidential Cocktail Hubert Humphrey Special Texas Barbeque and LBJ Dinner with Lady Bird and Luci Baines drinks.
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Holiday Inn
Washington
David A. James
The
Ball State
Muncie
Ind
Wayne L. Gibson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William van Guilder
Frederick
Tawes Cuts Buildings For Colleges
Governor Tawes proposes ending state subsidies for dormitories dining halls and student centers at colleges and shifting to self supporting facilities. Frostburg State College is singled out for private funding a pilot dormitory with possible federal loans repaid by student fees.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Tawes
General Assembly
Frostburg
University of Maryland
McKeldin backs Key for Hall of Fame nod
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin will seek City Council approval of a resolution endorsing Francis Scott Key for election to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University. The move follows a request from C Lease Bussard of the Key Memorial Foundation urging a nationwide push to honor Key.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Francis Scott Key
New York University
McKeldin
C. Lease Bussard
Gemini Test Flight Ends With Successful Reentry
A Project Gemini unmanned craft reached 105 miles altitude during a 16,600 mph suborbital test launched from Cape Kennedy. The Titan 2 rocket delivered the 6,900-pound capsule, which auto oriented for reentry, deployed braking rockets, then landed in the Atlantic about 17 miles from the Lake Champlain. Parachutes opened at 10,600 and 9,000 feet, easing the craft into the sea.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Lake Champlain
Burglars Steal Buffalo Nickels From Parkview School
Four years of student effort at Parkview Elementary culminated in a buffalo nickel coin picture worth 15 dollars. A burglar entered the school over the weekend and stole the nickels, removing a valued school project.
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Roswell
Nlm
Parkview
Communist Summit Opener Signals East West Détente Hopes
In Warsaw the Soviet Union and seven East European satellites opened a summit that could broaden East West contacts, ease Berlin pressures, and discuss troop withdrawals from East Germany. Brezhnev and Kosygin attended the first full-dress meeting outside the USSR since Khrushchev’s departure.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
Warsaw Pact
Polish Council of Ministers
Radziwill Palace
Market Steady Near New Highs As Trading Surges
The market held steady at fresh record highs with active trading in early hours. Investors watched key indices and ledgers as shares moved with cautious optimism amid gains.
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New York
King urges nonviolence as voter drive continues in Selma
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shifts focus to registering Negro voters after an attack in Selma Alabama. Negroes desegregated downtown sites and planned another courthouse registration attempt. white applicants led in registrations. One arrest followed a lobby assault by Jimmy George Robinson of Birmingham. bond set at 400.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Alabama
Dallas
Hotel Albert
Jimmy George Robinson
Birmingham
National States Rights Party
Robinson
Wilson Baker
Death draws near as Churchill's condition worsens
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill shows no improvement after a stroke last Friday. Dr Lord Moran notes a restless night and continued deterioration while leaders cancel events and Queen Elizabeth II returns to London from Sandringham.
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Winston Churchill
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Lord Moran
British Medical Association
Winston
Medical Association
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
West Germany
Simon de Montfort
Elizabeth II
Sandringham
Lord Avon
Anthony Eden
Barbados
Sir Winston
Lady Avon
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