Yellow Springs School Plans $95,000 Addition
Architects Kea Shaw Grimm Crichton, Hyattsville firm, hired to design a four room addition to Yellow Springs Elementary costing $95,000 with library and kindergarten plus two classrooms. Fee set at six percent, subject to county commissioners approval. Superintendent notes average 36 pupils per classroom. SRC offers land for new Liberty Elementary driveway and safety concerns cited. No decision yet on warehouse site.
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Yellow Springs
Kea, Shaw, Grimm and Crichton
Hyattsville
Liberty Road
SRC
MD. 26
Maryland State Police
Russell Named Manager Of Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert W. Russell took over management of the Francis Scott Key Hotel on West Patrick Street replacing David A. James who will become an executive manager for the J. M. Bucheimer Company. James came to Frederick from Willimantic Connecticut last September where he managed the Nathan Hale Hotel. The Key Hotel is operated by the American Hotels Corporation which provides management services and consulting when requested.
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Robert W. Russell
West Patrick Street
David A. James
James
J.M. Bucheimer Company
Russell
J. Arthur Bowis
Frederick
Willimantic
Michel Joins Mathias In Law Practice
Glenn C Michel of Chevy Chase has joined the law firm of Mathias Mathias and Rollins effective Thursday. A retired naval commander with 21 years of service, he is the son in law of Charlies McC Mathias Sr. His Navy career spanned 1941 to 1962 including time on Pacific carriers. He studied at UC and George Washington University, earning a BA and a law degree. He and his wife Ming Theresa Mathias and their two children plan to move to Frederick in August.
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Glenn C. Michel
Chevy Chase
Mathias, Mathias and Rollins
Michel
Charlies McC. Mathias Sr
U.S. Navy
Pacific
All Saints Episcopal Church
University of California
George Washington University
Local Woman Reaches Mrs Maryland Semi finals in 1965
Frederick resident Mrs. Warren C. Smith, a former home economics teacher and mother of two, is among four state semi finalists for Mrs. Maryland 1965 to be held in Baltimore. Competing with her are Mrs. Charles Poyer Jr. of Baltimore, Mrs. Kimmell Morauer of Gaithersburg, and Mrs. Stewart W. Dorset of Rockville. The national finals run August 22 to 29 in San Diego. Mrs. Smith, wife of Frederick High School principal, was chosen by the Junior Woman's Club of Frederick and has a Shepherd College degree in home economics. She is active in the Community Association of Braddock Heights and St. John's United Church of Christ.
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Maryland
Warren C. Smith
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Kimberly
Frederick
John Molesworth
Biggs Avenue
Charles Poyer Jr
Kimmell Morauer
Gaithersburg
Stewart W. Dorset
Rockville
San Diego
Calif
Shepherd College
Shepherds‘town
W. Va
Frederick High School
Community Association of
Braddock Heights Land
St. John's
Michael
Police tighten patrols for safe Fourth of July travel
Frederick County state police launch a full highway patrol as the Fourth of July holiday begins. First Sgt. W H Wable urges defensive driving and caution to prevent accidents after 19 crashes last year, noting no fatalities. Offices banks and many merchants close for the weekend and Monday.
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Frederick
W. H. Wable
Barrack
Wahl
Wah
Luci Johnson Turns 18 Quiet White House Birthday
Luci Johnson, daughter of the president, marks her 18th birthday with a simple White House gathering described as nothing elaborate. In New York, stocks opened mixed after three days of gains as market activity shows volatility.
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Washington
Luci Johnson
White House
New York
Local Guard Units Leave For Camp
Local Guard units depart Saturday for Camp A P Hill Virginia for two weeks of training as part of the 29th Division. Co A 2nd Bn 175th Infantry and Co C 729th Maintenance will train with roles as line infantry and general support respectively.
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Frederick
National Guard
Camp
A.P. Hill
Co. A
James L. Walsh
Co. C
Charles Foreman
SFC
Edward L. Despeaux
Warren L. Kinsey
SP-4
Millard M. Mastrino
CWO
William O. Wertenbaker
Ssg
Louis Smith
Walter Fry
2Th Division
U.S. Army
Two Hurt In Wreck Of Stolen Car
Two alleged thieves linked to a Montgomery County theft were hospitalized after wrecking a car they allegedly stole from Ernest L. Nori tis near Adamstown. James F. Lytton and William G. Totter, both injured, were listed in satisfactory condition at Montgomery General Hospital.
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Adamstown
Montgomery County
James F. Lytton
Eliabethton
Former Detrick Soldier Killed In Viet Bombing
U S Army staff sergeant Charles A Williamson 39 formerly at Fort Detrick was killed in a Viet Nam bombing. He died in the My Manh Floating Restaurant near Saigon after serving with the Strategic Communications facility there since November 1964. Williamson was among 15 servicemen killed last week in Viet Nam.
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U.S. Army
Fort Detrick
Viet Nam
Charles A. Williamson
Greenwood
W. Va
My Manh
Saigon
Pentagon
Williamson
Viet Nam B
Public Information Department
Curfew Ordered For Youths And Stray Dogs In Frederick
Frederick officials extend the curfew to youths and announce a roundup of roving stray dogs. Mayor Charles V. Main, with Police Chief Harry Phelps, ordered intensified enforcement beginning 6 pm, urging owners to control pets as city hall and police respond to citizen complaints.
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Charles V. Main
Harry Phelps
Main
E. Paul Magaha
Bethesda Hospital Robbed of $6,000
An armed robber held up the Bethesda Naval Hospital post exchange in Bethesda Maryland and escaped with about $6 000. Lt William R Parrish said the man entered after asking two women employees if the post was open Then he brandished a pistol and took the money from the safe.
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Bethesda, Md
Bethesda Naval Hospital
William R. Parrish
Parrish
Tiros 10 Weather Satellite Circles Globe
The Tiros 10 weather satellite launched late Thursday night circles the globe with camera systems ready to record birth of storms and movement across large areas. It joins three operating Tiros satellites, numbers 7, 8 and 9, on space patrol for comprehensive hurricane and tropical storm coverage. Separately in Moscow the Soviet Cosmos program launches Cosmos 70, an unmanned observatory continuing outer space studies, Tass reports.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Globe
Space Patrol
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Ley
Bochum
Germany
Independence Day Bells To Ring In Frederick and Nation
The 189th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will be observed Sunday at 2 p m with bells of all sounds across the U S and a four minute tribute in Frederick. The Baker carillon atop Baker Park will toll longest with Hagan family members among volunteer players continuing a local tradition since 1941.
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Frederick
Baker
Baker Park
Freedom Bells
J. Millard Tawes
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
David Hagan
David
Christine
Air strikes pound North Vietnam and Viet Cong outrages
US Air Force planes hit Dien Bien Phu and Nam Dinh oil storage in North Vietnam while ground actions north and south of the border leave 120 Viet Cong killed and eight captured. Mortars hit Soc Trang and Cheo Reo airstrips as Navy Skyhawks plus Crusaders strike Hanoi area targets.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Cheo Reo
Soc Trang
Hanoi
Nam Dinh Oi
North
Viet Nam
Oriskany
More Marines Ready For Viet Action
In Da Nang Viet Nam Lt Gen Victor H Krulak said he is prepared to deploy more Marines. He noted an investigation into Thursday’s air base attack will finish in days and that final decisions rest with Gen William Westmoreland. About 500 Marines arrived in Tu Nhon, boosting total US troop strength to nearly 17,000 with 9,500 in Da Nang area.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Corps
Pacific
South Viet Nam
Victor H. Krulak
Krulak
William
Westmoreland
U.S
Tu Nhon
Saigon
LBJ Plans Weekend Trip to Texas and New York
President Johnson said he would travel from Washington to New York this afternoon to address the National Education Association and then likely proceed to Texas to spend the weekend at his ranch. He mentioned leaving around 7 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
Pressent Johnson
New York
Texas
National Education Association
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Mathias
SPAS
Haualy
May Jay Derr
Mrs. Smith
By Joy Derr
Luci
Detrick
Bethesda Hospital
Tiros
Reds Launch
Hagans
George May
H. David Hagan
Hagan
Dave
Peabody Conservatory of Music
University of Maryland
LBJ
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