Magistrates To Get Robes Improvement Program Okay'd
Frederick County commissioners approved an improvement program for Frederick Magistrates Court costing under 2000 dollars. Works include wall paneling ceilings doors bench area and window sills with new lighting and railing relocation to modernize facilities used for about 90 percent of county cases.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Byron W. Thompson
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert K. Kennedy
Rosencrantz
Frederick reports slight drop in parking meter receipts
Frederick City collected 56488.04 from its parking meters last year, down 727.22 from 1963 when receipts totaled 57215.26. The city has 1063 metered spaces, 438 in lots and 675 on streets, with lot receipts 25263.45 and street meters 31224.59. East Patrick Street lot shows a big drop after two hour meters replaced all day meters, with 339.12 year to date vs 45.18 prior year.
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Frederick City
C. Elgin Hemp
South Court Street
East Patrick Street
City Hall
Winchester Hall
Hemp
Planners Seek Joint Meetings With Town Officials
Thurmont Planning and Zoning Commission aims to meet regularly with the town mayor and commissioners to speed policy making. A Feb 24 session will explore feasibility of joint meetings as contractor Hatton’s term ended last fall.
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Thurmont
Lewis
Planning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Senate Debates Appalachia Aid Bill in Week's Race
Washington AP reports the Senate begins the administration plan to aid the depressed Appalachian region with hopes to send the bill to the House by nightfall as Democratic leaders seek swift approval.
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Washington
Senate
Appalachian
House
Driverless Car Crash Leads to Fine in Maryland Town
A Frederick man, James R Easterday, was charged with improper parking after his car rolled back about 1000 feet on a hill on Main Street in Burkittsville, colliding with Joseph Setters’ 1957 convertible. Damages listed at 25 and 200 dollars. Another crash near Jefferson involved Levin Cooper and Gladys Pearl with charges for failure to yield as police reported.
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Main Street
Burkittsville
James R. Easterday
Motler Avenue
Joseph Setters
Jefferson
Easterday
Setters
Setter
Lander Road
Gladys M. Pearl
Cooper
Thief Breaks Into Thurmont Area Service Station
A service station a mile north of Thurmont was broken into last night or today and about $9 in change was stolen from a cigarette and candy machine. State Police were alerted at 7:30 am by Charles Gerhart, an employee. Entry was made through a side window, broken by the thief or thieves. investigators Cpl. William F. Davis and Ti. C. Ronald Twigg are on the case with no suspects yet.
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Thurmont
Charles Gerhart
William F. Davis
Ti. C
Ronald Twigg
Katzenbach Appointed By LBJ
President Johnson chose acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach to be attorney general on a permanent basis. This marked his second cabinet appointment after John T. Connor as secretary of commerce. Johnson also named Ramsey Clark to Katzenbach’s former deputy post, a man who is the son of Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark.
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Washington
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
John T. Connor
Ramsey Clark
Katzenbach
Clark
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Cadets Resign As Air Force Academy Cheating Scandal Widens
More than 100 cadets are implicated in a classroom cheating scandal at the Air Force Academy. Thirty more cadets quit, bringing resignations to 65, including many from the varsity football squad. Parents express mixed emotions as cadets return home under a cloud. official names are withheld.
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Air Force Academy
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Academy
Mpyma
Kers
Associated Press
West Coast
Middle West
State seeks unified scholarships for five Catholic colleges
Maryland State Scholarship Board urged the Senate Finance Committee to raise total state scholarships from 641 to 1842 and extend to Notre Dame of Maryland Loyola Mount St. Agnes Mount St. Marys and St. Joseph. Scholarships would equal tuition, costing $538,000 yearly, with funds to come from a supplemental budget if approved.
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Maryland
Maryland State Scholarship Board
Senate Finance Committee
Notre Dame of Maryland
Loyola
Mount St. Agnes
Mount St. Mary’s
St. Joseph
Tawes
State
Baltimore
Oanh Reappointed Premier in South Vietnam Coup Move
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh named Nguyen Xuan Oanh premier of South Vietnam and announced a 20 member military civilian council to advise the government. Khanh’s push to place military men on the council signals tighter control while he clashed with U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor over interference in the government. Taylor returned to Vietnam after the coup against Premier Tran Van Huong drew international attention. Private U S officials expressed anger and disappointment though no official comment was made.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Khanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Taylor
Tran van Huong
United States
Builders Back Ballenger Sanitary District Plan
Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha would not comment on the Ballenger Sanitary District proposal and preferred discussing it with County Commissioner President A Irvin Renn. Local builders Ernest W Ausherman and Louis J Brosius voiced approval, urging early builder input and federal grants for utilities expansion to support future growth.
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Brosius
Frederick County
Homes Corporation
Ausherman
Market Hits New Highs As Blue Chips Lead
New York AP reports selected blue chips pushed stocks to record highs early trading, with moderately active turnover.
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New York
Johnson seeks authority for temporary income tax cuts
President Johnson urges Congress to give him power to implement temporary income tax cuts during recessions. He pledges rapid action if growth falters, while outlining a Great Society agenda and calling for swift passage of social and economic programs. He also seeks to remove the gold backing for banks while maintaining currency gold cover.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Appalachia
Federal Reserve System
United States
FBI Probe Sought Into Communist Ties in Dock Strike
Labor officials seek FBI review of possible communist influence in the Atlantic and Gulf Coast ILA strike as 60,000 members walk out after Baltimore workers reject a contract. Reynolds says evidence points to subversive activity aimed at harming the economy. New York and New Orleans contracts differ on wage guarantees and gang size.
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Baltimore
Department of Labor
FBI
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Maine
Texas
Steamship Trade Association of
TLA
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf
Asst
James J. Reynolds Jr
Galveston
Tex
New York
Reynolds
Brownsville
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Port of
Johnson Cancels London Trip
President Johnson cancels plans to attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral citing medical advice. He will be represented by Dean Rusk Earl Warren and David Bruce with Eisenhower as guest. Johnson remains home after a frail appearance and doctors advise against travel.
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Washington
Johnson
Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Eisenhower
London
Rusk
White House
James Young
Burkley
W. J. Gould
New York
Veterans Pay Respects To Churchill
Blinded and crippled World War II veterans joined Britons at Westminster Hall to honor Sir Winston Churchill. The coffin lay in state as the cold snow-filled day drew thousands past the flag draped bier, with 87,773 moving by by midmorning since the homage began 25 hours earlier.
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Winston Churchill
Winston
Westminster Hall
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