County officials favor state service for school construction
Frederick County commissioners A Irvin Renn and Lawrence A Dorsey endorsed using the State Department of Education built system to aid school planning and construction, arguing it offers statewide standards, expert staff guidance, and reliable cost comparisons. Republican Russell Horman urged appointing a local building engineer, but the majority favor the state service currently not yet operational.
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Frederick County
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Board of Commissioners
Renn and Dorsey
State Department of Education
Board of Education
Planning Service
King Farm Rezoning Decision Expected Tonight
Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha said final action on the King farm rezoning proposal is due at tonight's city government meeting. Developers from Montgomery County seek business industrial and residential zoning on the 254 acre site near the U S 340 interchange amid pending planning commission recommendations.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
King Farm
Magaha
City Planning Commission
Montgomery County
Richard E. Zimmerman
Planning Commission and Board of Aldermen
Zimmerman
Juan Tarrant
Remsbergs Jewelry Store Relocating to East Patrick Street
Remsbergs Jewelry Store plans a relocation in early March to the old Bug Store site at 4 and 6 East Patrick Street due to remodeling of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, owner of the Rug Store building, will lease to Remsbergs after remodeling the premises. County records show a $37,103 investment for major interior changes and a new semi historic storefront.
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Remsberg’s Jewelers
East Patrick Street
Remsberg’s
Francis Scott Key
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Morgan Outlines 65 Projects for Frederick Chamber
John W. Morgan new president presented a 12 point program of chamber activities for 1965 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel banquet. He urged members to rank projects from annexation support to improved highways and urban renewal while stressing vocational training and continued college support. Certificates of appreciation were given to several members including outgoing president J. Harold Hooper.
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John W. Morgan
Frederick
New Chamber Administration
Morgan
Chamber
Thomas Johnson
Frederick teen charged with grand larceny in $252 theft
A 17 year old Frederick area youth named Michael R Bartholow was charged by State Police with grand larceny for stealing $252 from the Lewistown Service Center last November. He was arraigned before Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett and juvenile jurisdiction waived by Judge Robert E Clapp Jr. Trial set for next week. He allegedly fled to Texas after the theft and was arrested January 12 on U S 40 by Trooper Reed and Detective Sgt Mossburg. He also faces a charge of passing a bad check for $72 at King's Men's Wear in Frederick.
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Michael R. Bartholow
RFD 1
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Bartholow
Lewistown
Frederick County
Texas
U.S. 40
Tfe
Robert L. McAfes
Roy J. Reed
Paul Mossburg
Woodsbers Savings Bank
King’s Men’s Wear
Churchill Life At Low Ebbs Amid Stroke Battle
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 90, is in a semicoma with brief moments of consciousness seven days after a stroke. A 12:16 p.m. bulletin says no change and another bulletin will follow. Only Lady Churchill and grandson Winston Churchill were in the home for the update.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Churchill
Lady Churchill
Britain
Randolph Churchill
Sir Winston
Bliss Warns GOP Of Unrealistic Miracle Hopes
In Chicago Ray C Bliss says GOP supporters may overestimate a quick rebuild after the Democratic landslide. Bliss, 37, Ohio GOP chair, awaits formal appointment as national chairman amid talks of unity and Burch’s resignation.
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Chicago
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Columbus
Ohio
Mount Boy Tops With Luci Luci at Inaugural Balls
Washington AP reports teenager Luci Johnson attends inaugural balls with her boyfriend Paul Betz a premedical student from Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg MD and sister Lynda Johnson with date David Lefeve the former Marine. Luci wears rose petal satin dress tiara at the noontime ceremony and at the ball.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
Paul Betz
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Luci
Paul
Jim
Lynda
David Lefeve
New York
Soviet Leaders Send LBJ Inauguration Congratulations
Moscow announced that Soviet President Anastas I. Mikoyan and Premier Alexei Kosygin cabled congratulations to President Johnson on his inauguration. Tass quoted their message expressing best wishes and respect to the new U.S. leader.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Tass
United States of America
Johnson vows conquest of poverty in inaugural address
Washington AP Lyndon Baines Johnson took the oath of office in a traditional ceremony and promised to lead the nation to justice liberty and union. He declared that before this generation ends the conquest of poverty hunger ignorance and discrimination will be achieved. He urged rejection of those who seek to reopen old wounds and hatreds.
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Washington
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Iranian Premier Hassan Ali Mansour Shot Near Parliament
Premier Hassan Ali Mansour was shot twice while approaching Parliament to present oil agreements. Surgeons reported a long operation to remove bullets and a 95 percent chance of recovery. A 20 year old man Mohammed Bokharaei was arrested as the attacker. motive undetermined.
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Tehran
Iran
Hassan Ali Mansour
Mohammed Bokharaei
Mansour
Javad
Union Leader Predicts Approval Striking Dock Workers Vote Again Today
A second vote by New York longshoremen on a proposed contract with the New York Shipping Association was held today as unions sought acceptance of a pact that would end the east coast dock walkout. Analysts noted potential nationwide effects if the vote failed or succeeded.
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New York
Texas
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Boston
Gulf Coast
Tampa
Fla
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Negro Drive Shifts From Voting To Restaurants In Selma
With the voter registration board in recess Negroes in Selma turn attention to restaurants and public facilities. They plan renewed efforts to obtain service at a downtown drug store where one group was turned away and possibly at three other lunch counters found closed.
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Selma, Ala
Selma
Youth Receives One Year For Bad Check Case
A 17 year old boy was sentenced to a year in the House of Correction for obtaining money with a bad check. Frank A Brice of Frederick was fined 25 dollars by Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett who cited prior leniency in court. Brice had been released from jail in 1964 after a six month sentence for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Richard L Martin of Farmers Mechanics Bank testified that Brice cashed a 50 dollar check on January 4 using the name Steven Abrecht. Brice fled the bank when notified of the investigation and was later captured by Sgt. Paul W Mossburg.
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House of Correction
Frank A. Brice
RFD
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Brice
Richard L. Martin
Farmers-Mechan Ics Bank
Steven Abrecht
Martin
Paul W. Mossburg
Governor Warns Legislature On State Debt Risk
Governor Tawes tells Maryland lawmakers the state enjoys prosperous times but carries heavy debt. He cites $308 million for buildings and land and $254 million on highways, plus $165 million in borrowing authority and road costs, urging restraint on non state funded facilities. He notes rising debt, high interest costs, and reliance on property taxes to repay loans. The governor plans to report to a joint session after hosting Johnson's inauguration with bills introduced and desk officer salaries raised in the first House actions.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Stata
Gov
Johnson
Legislative Council
James Mause
Frederick County
State Aid To College Case Recessed In Annapolis
A suit challenging state grants to church related colleges was recessed until Feb 23 to allow opposing attorneys time to prepare constitutional arguments.
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Annapolis
Stock Market Edges Lower in Irregular Trading
New York trading opened with uneven declines as investors mixed reactions to early price moves. The market showed little clear direction amid ongoing volume and uncertainty in the opening session.
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New York
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Dorsey
Joe Byron
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
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Grand Larceny
Frederick Area
Gop
Dean Burch
National Committee
Burch
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Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs. Johnson
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Beaux
LBJ
Negro Drive
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