Opponents oppose New Market sanitary district meeting
About 50 people gathered in the Hiram Winchester Room at Winchester Hall to hear New Market opponents of a Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission sanitary district. They urged reunification of the town for local water and sewer solutions.
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Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
New Market
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Metropolitan
Renn
B. E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Frederick County
W. Franklin Smith
Frederick
Bloom
Herbert Bloom
Sanitary Commission
Thomas Johnson School Planning Committee Faces Secrecy Issue
Mrs. Mary Condon Hodgson resigns from the Thomas Johnson School planning committee after clashing over disclosure of private consultants. Gordon Smith and Hallar Best refuse to name consultants, suggesting engineers from Fort Detrick may be involved, while the board remains undecided on approving architect plans.
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Mary Condon Hodgson
Thomas Johnson
Board of Education
Gordon Smith
Hallar Best
Ross V. Smith
Best
Smith
Thurmont
Fort Detrick
Hodgson
Cramer
Walkersville
Tramsville
Thomas Johnson School
Lavenia Hood
Norman Etzler
Thomas
Miss Hood
Girl Scouts Move to New Frederick Headquarters
Girl Scout headquarters relocate to 1067 Frederick Shopping Center West Seventh street from Winchester Hall. Mrs. Calvin Chaplain, area director, has an office in the new location. Office hours 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with secretary Mrs. Thomas Zimm erman assisting volunteers and handling badge orders and troop registrations.
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Frederick Shopping Center
West Seventh Street
Winchester Hall
Calvin Chaplain
Frederick County
Thomas J. Zimmerman
First Youth Forum Held Good Attendance at Walkersville
About 400 to 500 Walkersville residents attended a Monday evening panel at Walkersville High School on teen problems and the plan to organize a community Youth Forum. The panel included Arnold Fleagle J Harold Hooper Lt Carroll Cook Judy Sell and Rebecca Hough.
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Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Arnold Fleagle
J. Harold Hooper
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Hood College
Carroll E. Cook
Judy Sell
Rebecca Hough
Walkersville High Hool
Fleagle
Hooper
Cook
Ernest Dettbarn
Youth Forum
David L. Blackwelder
Man Freed Of Murder Charge
Harry Jacob Cole 34 of Shookstown was freed today after a Magisterate Court preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence to hold him for the murder of Homer E. Harris. State's Attorney said statements by Cole could not be corroborated, and a psychiatric exam noted delusions but competent mental state.
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Harry Jacob
Pete) Cole
Shookstown
Cole
Homer E. Harris
Gas House Pike
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William F. Davis
Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Jacob H. Conn
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Cpl. Davis
Homer Harris
Conn
Johnson outlines five point program for Geneva talks
President Johnson announced a five point program for the Geneva disarmament conference as it resumed sessions after a break. He cited a verified freeze on nuclear weapons as a key measure and credited past efforts toward a limited nuclear test ban treaty with contributing more to disarmament than any other conference in modern history.
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Washington
Johnson
Russia
United States
Geneva
Baker Probe Reveals Johnson Stereo Gift in 1959
Don Reynolds testified to the Senate Rules Committee that he bought a stereo set worth 542.25 and paid 42.50 to install it in Lyndon B. Johnson's home on the suggestion of Robert G. Baker. Reynolds also described a 200000 dollar life insurance policy on Johnson.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Johnson
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Accident Attributed To Iced Intersection at Sixth and Bentz
A slick intersection from rain melt froze overnight caused a minor crash at Sixth and Bentz streets. John Edward Wisner’s 1955 Pontiac skidded broadside onto Bentz, struck by George B. Delaplaine Jr. in a 1957 Ford. about 50 dollars in damage.
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Sixth
Bentz
Sixth Street
John Edward Wisner
Dill Avenue
Ford
George B. Delaplaine , Jr
RFD 1
Frederick
Wisner
Ruby Cries In Court Over Kennedy Killing
In Dallas Jack Ruby wept when asked about the Kennedy assassination and said he felt more remorseful than angry about killing Lee Harvey Oswald. The questioning occurred at the defense table as Ruby’s bond hearing was resumed today.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Budget breakdown highlights Maryland park funding and federal projects
President Johnson to request 111.03 million for National Park Service in the coming year, including 719,700 for Maryland parks and 482,500 for road and trail development. Projects cover Baltimore-Washington Parkway, Catoctin Mountain Park improvements, C and O Canal work, Fort McHenry exhibits, and Fort Washington restoration.
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Washington
Maryland
National Park Service
Johnson
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Greenbelt Park
Catoctin Mountain Park
Harpers Ferry National Park
West Virginia
Pennsy Had Good Year in Consolidated Net Income Rise
Pennsylvania Railroad system posted its best consolidated net income in six years as cost controls and operating economies boosted efficiency. Board chairman Stuart T. Saunders reported the gains in Philadelphia.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stuart T. Saunders
Federal building funds proposed for Maryland and West Virginia
President Johnson sent to Congress a budget proposing 151 new federal buildings totaling 167.6 million dollars. Maryland allocations include Centreville 227,800 North East 127,600 Prince Frederick 206,600 and Suitland central heating plant 3,570,000. West Virginia items cover Gassaway 128,000 Glenville 177,000 Parsons 190,200 Pineville 0 Summersville 258,000 White Sulphur Springs 143,700. Panama airlift ends as 14 evacuees arrive in Charleston bringing total to 1,093 since the prior week.
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Maryland
Johnson
Congress
Centreville
North East
Prince Frederick
Suitland
West Virginia
Gassaway
Glenville
Parsons
Pineville
Summersville
Budget plan aims for tax cuts and defense savings
President Johnson sent a 1965 budget predicting tax reductions will boost output to about 623 billion and revenues despite lower rates. It calls for 97.9 billion in spending, 1.3 billion in Agriculture and 800 foreign aid cuts, with 27,000 civilian cutbacks, and a 4.6 billion rise in personal income tax receipts.
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Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Post Office
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
Congressional
John F. Kennedy
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