Residents Seek Road Improvements From County Board
A Bethel property owners delegation urged the County Board of Commissioners to upgrade a .4 mile dirt lane serving six families. Elmer Korrell led residents seeking a paved road or stone and chips with side drainage ditches. The end near Ernest Berger’s home is paved. rights of way of 50 feet may be secured if the county builds the road. officials will visit to decide inclusion in the county system.
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Bethel
Board of County Commissioners
Elmer Korrell
Ernest Berger
Winter Holds On Snow Teasers Signal Cold Return
Snowflakes drifted across the county as the Weather Bureau warned of winter’s return after a string of 50 degree days. Monday topped at 50 while today’s high should stay in the upper 30s, with a low near 15 tonight and frigid conditions expected Wednesday as winds of 15 to 20 mph deepen the chill.
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Weather Bureau
Pope Sets Worship Changes
Pope Paul VI announced February 16 as the start date for major reforms in Roman Catholic public worship from the Vatican Ecumenical Council decree on liturgy. Some changes take effect immediately, while others await details by a new commission whose work may span months or years.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pitcairn Island Leader to Speak at Frederick Church
Mutiny on the Bounty leader and Pitcairn Island elder statesman Fletcher Christian’s descendant will appear at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church on North Market Street. The 79-year-old former Chief Magistrate seeks to boost interest in Pitcairn as the island, with about 200 residents, relies on curio sales to ships visits.
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Christian
Pitcairn Island
Fletcher Christian
Frederick
Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church
North Market Street
Pitcairn
United States
Pit
Great Britain
South Pacific
Australia
Bounty
Floyd Krause
Bar Elects Fout As President
Murray H. Fout Frederick attorney was elected president of the Frederick County Bar Association at a Monday meeting in the Court House. Vice president is H. Reese Shoemaker Jr with David S. Weinberg correspondence secretary William W. Wenner records secretary and Richard R. Burgee treasurer. A subdivision regulation study report by the committee was filed and to be reviewed at the next meeting. The panel includes Robert E. Clapp Jr Manuel M. Weinberg W Jerome Offutt Parsons Newman Byron W. Thompson Charles McC Mathias Sr and Benjamin B. Rosenstock. The group also debated appointing lawyers for indigent defendants in Federal Court in Baltimore. A joint banquet with the Montgomery County Bar Association, postponed in February, is to be rescheduled in April due to winter weather. James McSherry retires as president.
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Murray H. Fout
Frederick
Frederick County Bar Association
Court House
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Davids. Weinberg
William W. Wenner
Richard R. Burgee
Bar Association
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Manuel M. Weinberg
W. Jerome Offutt
Parsons Newman
Byron W. Thompson
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Federal District Court
Baltimore
Federal Court
Maryland Bar Association
Montgomery County Bar Association
James McSherry
Zoning Changes Not Yet Ready
Mayor E Paul Magaha said changes in the new Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance will likely not be ready before late Wednesday. A public hearing is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Board of Aldermen Assembly room, City Hall, focusing on non conforming uses to avoid hardship.
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E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen Assembly Room
City Hall
Magaha
FCC Chief Seeks Improved Television Standards
Washington AP. FCC chairman E William Henry calls for constructive criticism to replace harsh indictments of American TV. He says television has improved but still under delivers to the masses, noting most people want far better programming than they are getting.
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Washington (Ap
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Henry
Vindobona Nursing Home Earns Full Accreditation
Vindobona Nursing Home in Braddock Heights is accredited as an intensive nursing care facility for three years by the National Council for Accreditation of Nursing Homes and Related Facilities. Administrator Louise Snyder received a letter praising staff for improving patient care and highlighting Vindobona as a model in standards and service.
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Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
National Council For Accreditation of Nursing Homes
National Council
American Nursing Home Association
American Medical Association
Vindobona Nursing Home
New Directors Elected For Hotel Francis Scott Key
George B. Delaplaine Jr Erik Florander Edwin Jacobsen Jr and Allen R Routzahn were elected to the Francis Scott Key Hotel board at a stockholders meeting. Vacancies arose as older members declined re nomination. Several directors were reelected including Baker Bogis Carmack Carty Dertz baugh Hendrickson Kline Mathias Newman Radcliffe Rosenstock Russell Shuff Winebrewer. Officers to be chosen at the next directors meeting to be announced.
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Erik Florander
Edwin Jacobsen Jr
Allen R. Routzahn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph D. Baker
Arthur H. Bogis
Paul M. Carmack
J. Walker Carty
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
R. Ames Hendrickson
Richard F. Kline Sr
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Parsons Newman
A. A. Radcliffe Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Robert W. Russell
Benjamin L. Shuff
Philip R. Winebrewer
Monogamous Marriage Is Unnatural Says Research Pioneer
Dr. Russell Lee, a medical research pioneer and founder of the Palo Alto Medical Clinic, told UC speakers that monogamous marriage is bizarre and unnatural. He argued that in nature males mate with many females to strengthen breeding and that modern marriage has altered the male hero role. He is father of five and grandfather of 20.
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San Francisco
University of California
Russell
Lee
Ben
Dr. Lee
Palo Alto
Calif
Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation
Heart Group Sets 64 Goal for 1964 Fund Drive
The Frederick County Heart Association Board approves a 1964 65 budget seeking $17 500 an increase of 500 over 1963 to expand year round services A kick off meeting will be held Friday at the Calvary Methodist Parish Hall with Dr A Austin Pearce presiding A new film The Heart of a Town narrated by Edward G Robinson will be shown Memorials are noted for several individuals and sixteen volunteers have logged 112 hours in the association office.
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Frederick County
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frederick County Heart Association
Heart Association
A. Austin Pearce
Calvary Methodist
Garland P. Feaga
All Heart Fund
The
Edward G. Robinson
Heart Sunday
Edgar McBride
Robert Allen
Vernally Moore
Baltimore
Hilda Arnwall
Grover C. Broadwater
R. Granville Curry
Hilda Fornwald
Katharine Bussard
Catherine Thomas
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Kenneth Fogle
James Etchison
J. Tyson Lee
Elizabeth McGee
Amy Mathews
Howard F. Streeter Jr
Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Young
Kenton Campbell
Linda Johnson
Bonnie Hope
Ann Plunkett
Bonnie Devilbiss
Susan Reid
Olive Engle
Elizabeth Derr
Floyd Pressier
Harry H. Reid
Seymour Stern
Radcliffe
Otho J. Keller
George B. Douglas
Pearre
Desperate Rescue Efforts For Congo Missionaries Under Siege
U.N. helicopters and missionary planes pressed rescue missions in southwest Congo as rebels threaten Protestant missions. At least four missionaries have been killed by guerrillas armed with poison arrows and makeshift weapons. About 150 Americans and Canadians, including children, are stationed at missions. 21 Americans and 14 Canadians, along with 40 children, have been rescued.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N
Congo
U.S
Leopoldville
Move Is Blow To De Gaulle Move Is Blow To De Gaulle
Red China says France will sever relations with Nationalist China while Paris denies any intention to break ties. Beijing asserts recognition implies dumping Chiang Kai-shek regime. U S Secretary of State Rusk backs Nationalist China and warns against Peiping militancy.
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Red China
Foreign Ministry
Radio
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
China
Paris
France
Formosa
Red Chinese
Park
Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
U.S
Dean Rusk
Japan - America Society
Rusk
United States
Taiwan
Subdivision Regulation Proposals Presented to County Leaders
Frederick County officials received the first copy of proposed subdivision regulations today. Dan Wight, chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission, presented the plans to the Board of County Commissioners. A. Irvin Renn, president of the Commissioners, accepted the booklet. A public hearing is set for February 18 at 7 30 p.m. in Winchester Hall, with widespread notices planned to explain and illustrate how the rules will be applied and additional meetings possible if needed.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Dan Wight
Schlesinger Resigns From White House Staff
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. becomes the second Kennedy adviser to resign from the White House. He will depart the staff on March 1 after submitting his resignation to President Johnson.
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Schlesinger
White House
Washington
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Johnson
Reported shot down U S plane over East Germany
In Bonn a U S official said a U S Air Force aircraft was reportedly shot down over Communist East Germany with no precise location. At Wiesbaden Air Force headquarters a two man trainer is missing.
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U.S
Germany
Bonn
U. S
East Germany
Wiesbaden
Air Force
Grocery Chains Face Strike Threat
In Baltimore area, Retail Clerks International Association voters rejected a 4 percent wage increase offer and signaled potential strike action if talks stall. The dispute involves A P Food Fair Grand Union Penn Fruit and Safeway workers across Maryland Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Outlying area votes were not yet counted as of Monday night.
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Baltimore
Retail Clerks International Association
Hagerstown
Frederick
Food Fair
Grand Union
Penn Fruit
Safeway
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Darrell Stiffler
Employers Association
U S May Send Troops To Cyprus
Washington officials say the United States is seriously considering sending a contingent of troops to Cyprus as urged by Britain. The State and Defense Departments seek precise numbers and duration and will assess Greece and Turkey reactions before a final decision.
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Washington
United States
Cyprus
Britain
U.S
State and Defense Departments
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
United States Defeats Romania to Reach Championship Round
The defending Olympic hockey champions from the United States beat Romania 7-2 in Innsbruck to move into the championship round robin. They advance to face Russia in the first game of the final round on Wednesday.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Romania
Russia
Maryland election law changes face 1964 General Assembly
Baltimore politics prompts proposed reforms to election procedures. Changes include delaying fill of vacancies for state and local offices, extending voter registration periods, and requiring party constitutions. Also addressed are felon convictions on voter rolls and candidate substitutions under party rules.
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General Assembly
Maryland General Assembly
George Bowen
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Legislative Council
Saul A. Harris
Court of Appeals
Harris
Hyman A. Pressman
Pressman
GOP State Committee
Finan
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