Renn Outlines Plans For Builders $9 Million Ballenger District
Frederick County Commissioner A Irvin Renn described a $9 million Ballenger Sanitary District extending from Yellow Springs to Buckeystown. He told 40 developers at a Home Builders Association meeting the project would need 4 million for a pumping station and 2 million more to extend to Yellow Springs, funded by district charges and taxes. The Sanitary Commission would condemn land but not the county, and a New Market comparison noted only 25 percent of assessed valuation could fund sewer and water there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irvin Renn
Board of County Commissioners
Ballenger
Yellow Springs
Buckeystown
Renn
Frederick County Metropolitan District
Louis Brosius
New Market
Sanitary Commission
Benjamin Beavin Company
Frederick County Teachers Conference to Feature Dr. Ullman
Dr. Charles A. Ullman of the General Services Administration Institute will be the featured speaker at the 10th annual Frederick County Teachers Conference to be held at Frederick High School on Friday. Schools will close to allow teachers to attend as Ullman discusses The Teacher and Creative Thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ullman
General Services Administration Institute
Washington
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Ullman
Children's Village
New York
K. Ullman
U.S. Army
Department of the Army
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
City weighs curb on hanging downtown store signs
The city board of zoning appeals backs an ordinance to ban hanging signs over sidewalks downtown. It notes that current rules allow existing signs while denying new ones would hurt new businesses. The Thrif-D Drugs sign received a three year limit or until a ban is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Zoning Appeals
Appeals Board
North Market Street
Robert A. Whiteford
Whiteford
Mothers March in Frederick Backed as a Success
Gerald Smith, general chairman of the March of Dimes campaign, called the mothers march against birth defects in Frederick a success. Officials said collection totals were not yet available, with the county drive ongoing through the week and funds still arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gerald Smith
Grand Jury Indicts for Grand Larceny and Bad Check
Michael Richard Bartholow of Frederick was ordered held for the grand jury on charges of grand larceny and writing a bad check. Police say he stole $252 from Lewistown Service Center last November and passed a bad check at King’s Men’s Wear in Frederick the same day. He waived a preliminary hearing and was held by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. The theft occurred as an attendant refueled his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Richard Bartholow
RFD
Frederick
Bartholow
Tfc
Neil F. Bechtel
Lewistown
Set
Paul W. Mossburg
King’s Mens Wear
Byron W. Thompson
Frederick city street program explained at Maryland conference
Frederick’s city engineer Robert A. Whiteford will describe the residential street construction plan at the Maryland Asphalt Paving Conference in College Park on February 11. He notes Frederick uses six months of traffic before the final one inch surface to let the bed settle after utilities are placed, reducing cracking and maintenance. The city now builds blacktop streets, which he says are cheaper and stronger than stone-base roads. The event is sponsored by the University of Maryland, the Maryland Municipal League, and the state asphalt industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whiteford
Frederick
Maryland
Whiteford
College Park
University of Maryland
The
Maryland Municipal League
Asphalt
Steel Earnings Up Seven-Year High In 1964
Bethlehem Steel Corp the nations second ranking producer reported 1964 earnings of 147,944,000 dollars or 3.11 dollars a share a seven year high reflecting strong results for the year in New York AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Goldwater Weighs Senate or House Comeback
In Washington Barry Goldwater contemplates a political comeback by running for a Senate seat, with a possible House bid as a second option. He rejects another presidential nomination and remains tied to Arizona though he could pursue a base elsewhere if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
House
Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Arraignment Delayed In Civil Rights Slaying Case
Meridian Mississippi AP reports 16 men facing federal charges for the slaying of three civil rights workers had arraignment postponed after defense motions. The defense filed 45 motions claiming evidence was illegally obtained and FBI arrest procedures violated constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
FBI
Thousands File Past Churchill Coffin at Westminster Hall
Prime Minister Harold Wilson leads a long queue of mourners filing past Sir Winston Churchill's flag draped coffin in Westminster Hall. Churchill lies in state for three days before the state funeral at St Paul’s Cathedral, as naval guards and police stand watch over the catafalque and Union Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Britain
Westminster Hall
Wilson
England
Churchill
House of Commons
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Catafalque
Royal Navy
Marines
No Clues In Union Bridge Robbery Shooting
State Police at Westminster say no suspects found in the Union Bridge area shooting of David L. Bankert. He remained in satisfactory condition at University Hospital in Baltimore after a man demanded money at his doorway and shot him when Bankert handed over his wallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Union Bridge
University Hospital
Baltimore
David L. Bankert
Bankert
Death Claims Well Known Local Woman
Mrs. Nettie Rosenstock, 93, of Rosehaven near Frederick, dies at home after a long life of civic work. She helped found Frederick Children's Aid Society and the Frederick Civic Club, served on the Federated Charities board, supported the Red Cross, enjoyed gardening and walking, and belonged to Beth Sholom Congregation. She also served as a long-time judge for the Great Frederick Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Rosenstock
Rosehaven
Frederick
FSK Hotel Directors Reelected With Civic Center Plan
Robert W. Russell told the annual stockholders meeting that the Francis Scott Key Hotel board aims to convert the hotel into a community civic center while preserving its historic private hotel character. The entire board was unanimously reelected. officers' election was postponed to February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Russell
Francis Scott Key Hotel Board of Directors
Joseph E. Baker
Arthur Bowis
Lewis R
Russell
Te Hotel
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Arts Council
Frederick Symphony Orchestra
Frederick
Maryland bill faces opposition over ad rate controls
The Maryland Delaware Press Association opposed a bill to cap political ad rates, arguing it infringes press freedom. Ray Hamby told the Senate Judiciary Committee that newspapers should set rates and noted a Baltimore convention will discuss the issue. The bills seek limited campaign contributions and spending with tighter rules across local to U.S. Senate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
Ray Hamby
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hamby
Association
Baltimore
Legislative Council
James Clark Jr
D-Howard
U.S. Senate
Johnson weighs London funeral trip decision after medical check
President Johnson awaits a medical examination before deciding whether to fly to London for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral. He left Bethesda after a 3 1 2 day hospital stay with a sore throat while press secretary Reedy said he was in very good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
George E Reedy
England
W. J. Gould
New York
George G. Barkley
Gould
Atlantic
U.S
White House
Khanh tops Vietnamese leadership in bloodless coup
South Viet Nam generals oust Premier Tran Van Huong and restore Lt General Nguyen Khanh to power in a rapid military coup. Buddhist supporters celebrate while U.S. officials monitor the crisis as Taylor and Khanh maneuver over military and civilian authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Tran van Huong
United States
U.S
Military Council
Maxwell D. Taylor
Laos
U. Alexis Johnson
Taylor
Ving Tau
Washington
State Department
Viet Nam
High National Council
Nixon predicts U S will be expelled from Viet Nam
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon warns in New York that without a new strategy the United States will be thrown out of Viet Nam within months to a year. He says the U S is losing the war and pitches a quarantine using air and sea power but no nuclear weapons. He doubts Red China would join the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Red China
Stock Market Rises on Opening in New York
The New York stock market edged higher in active early trading as investors moved to buy amid cautious sentiment. Major indices edged up with gains seen across several sectors and led by industrials and technology shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commission
Frederick City
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Charles Ullman
Teachers Conference
Paul Fannin
Carl Hayden
Supreme Court
John J. Rhodes
Phoenix
Maricopa County
J. Rolfe Castleman
Goodloe E. Byron
Guard of Honor
Army
Royal Air Force
Navy
Sir Winston
FSK Hotel
LBJ
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!