Arlans Store Picketed By Clerks Union
Retail Clerks Union pickets Arlan's Discount Department Store in Baltimore protesting non recognition of the union for employees. Leader John Reichenberg notes wage disputes and unfair discharge. protest to grow to about 30 by two weeks and continue during store hours. Safeway Store at Prospect Shopping Center affiliated with Arlan's also involved.
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Arlan’s Discount Department
Retail Clerks Union
John Reichenberg
692
Grant Ferree
Arlan
Arlan’s
Reichenberg
Ferree
Safeway
Prospect
R.c.la
Arlan’s Department Store
Prospect Plaza Shopping Center
Retail Clerks Union Local 692
Union
Drought Weighs on Frederick County Residents
Frederick County endures hot dry spell with 90 degree days and shrinking water supplies. Fishing Creek Reservoir at Mountaindale has water spillway stopped for the first time this month, signaling drought stress. Officials caution and note modest rainfall is needed to replenish supplies and prevent a repeat of last year’s drought.
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Frederick County
Fishing Creek
Mountaindale
William F. Davis
Frederick
Davis
East Second Street Reconstruction Moves Ahead
East Second Street work is ahead of schedule due to good weather. The $8,231.55 project includes removal of old trees relocation of utilities construction of curbing gutter base and blacktopping. City Engineer Robert Whiteford says labor is supplied by city forces and the job from Chapel Alley to East Second Street should finish within two weeks. Workers will lay base coating soon as the base is prepared. The street had a high crown from patching making it rough to drive on.
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East Second Street
E. Paul Magaha
Robert Whiteford
Chapel Alley
Whiteford
City Housing Board Hears Complaints
The Frederick Public Housing Authority heard tenants’ complaints last night about housing conditions during a two hour meeting in Winchester Hall attended by about 150 tenants and officials from the NAACP and Human Relations Council. Issues ranged from dissatisfaction with the housing director to rent increases and requests for regular tenant representation. Protests and requests for action followed, with a note that the discussion continued on page 3.
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Frederick Public Housing Authority
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Housing Authority
Samuel Hamilton
NAACP
Rabbi Mortis Kesman
Frederick Human Relations Council
Robert Grumbine
The
Human Relations Council
J. Frank Main Jr
Floyd Brown
Lincoln Apartments
Brown
Jesse Johnson
Hanson
McGuiness Retiring From Sears Frederick Manager to Leave
Edward J. McGuiness, longtime manager of the Sears Roebuck stores in Frederick, will retire on July 31 after 31 years with the company and ten years in Frederick. He cites increased competition and longer hours as reasons for early retirement. His Sears career began in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania in 1934 as a plumbing clerk.
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Edward J. McGuiness
Sears Roebuck
Frederick
McGuiness
Sears
Wilkes Barre
Three-Day Oregon Tonopah Suspect Surrender in Murder Kidnap
Two Oregon fugitives Wilbur Grey and Carl Bowles surrendered to California highway patrol at the California Nevada line ending a three day crime spree that included a bank robbery a deputy sheriff slaying and nine hostages including a 19 month old child. Federal agents will take them to Sacramento for a hearing after negotiations with Nevada officers and deputies.
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Tonopah
Nev
Oregon
California
Nevada
Benton Agricultural Inspection
California-Nevada State Line
Wilbur Marion Grey
Brunswick
Carl Cletes Bowles
Amarillo
Tex
Marie Champion
Champion
Hale Champion
Bowles
Grey
Man Hurt Riding On Mattress
Vernon T. Bear of East Third Street was riding a mattress on a moving pickup along U S 40 east of New Market when a gust blew it off the truck. He suffered extensive abrasions and was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. The driver, Paul L. Dixon, was not charged.
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Frederick
Vernon T. Bear
East Third Street
U.S. 40
New Market
Bear
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul L. Dixon
Libertytown
P. Richard Sanders
Baltimore Fire Claims Two Lives In East Baltimore
AP reports a two alarm house fire in East Baltimore left Valerie Mielarek aged 65 and Melvin Kodinski 49 dead on arrival at Church Home and Hospital. Frances Kodinski, the wife, survived by jumping from a second floor window and remains in serious condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Baltimore
Valerie Mielarek
Melvin Kodinski
Church Home
Kodinski
Frances
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dirksen Hospitalized Again for Abdominal Pain
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen returned to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington with excruciating stomach pains described as abdominal discomfort. The 69 year old Illinois senator had just been discharged the prior Monday after similar pains.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Hospital
Dirksen
Frederick mayor urged talk on downtown parking policy
Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha declined comment on a merchants call for a parking authority. Allen Routzahn criticized the mayor for delaying a parking study group while Magaha endorsed a plan. The mayor asked the Downtown Frederick Association to pause talks until after a housing codes speech by Samuel Hawthorne at city hall.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Allen R. Routzahn
Tam
Routzahn
Magaha
Downtown
City Hall
Racial Crisis Deepens After Bogalusa Shooting
In Bogalusa Louisiana a white man was shot during a civil rights march. Two Black men, Henry Austin and Milton Johnson, were arrested for aggravated battery. National Guard and state police boosted security as protests continued.
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Bogalusa
Thomas D. Burbank
Alton D.crowe Jr
Pearl River
New Orleans
Henry Austin
Milton Johnson
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
A.Z. Young
J.B. Stoner
Atlanta
Washington Parish
Oneal Moore
Moore
No Change In U S Policy Lodge Replaces Taylor As Viet Nam Ambassador
President Johnson names Henry Cabot Lodge to replace Maxwell D. Taylor as ambassador to South Viet Nam. Officials say policy and war strategy will not change. Lodge, who left Saigon a year earlier, will work with Taylor and officials during a week of conferences in Saigon.
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Washington
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Taylor
Ledge
White House
Max
United States
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Gen
Joint Chiefs
Beverly, Mass
Dominican Republic crisis nears provisional government accord
Rebel leader Col. Francisco Caamano Deno said his movement’s supporters met with junta backers and discussed interesting points toward a practical solution to the Dominican political crisis in a broadcast Thursday night.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Airliner Crashes in British Columbia No Survivors
A four engined Canadian Pacific Airlines DC6B with 52 aboard exploded and crashed 170 miles northeast of Vancouver. Last contact 5:10 p.m. May Day calls reported by Capt John Steele as weather threatened flight from Vancouver to Whitehorse. All 46 passengers and 6 crew were Canadian. four foreigners named are Mr and Mrs MacLennan of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Rognerud of Oslo with two children.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Airlines
John Alfred Steele
North Vancouver
Flight 21
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Canada
MacLennan
Los Angeles
Rognerud
Oslo
Norway
Denise Clinton Kidnapping Sparks Wide Hunt In Kansas City
Denise Clinton, 9, vanished after motel robbery on U S 71 near downtown Kansas City. Police report $256 stolen, grandparents bound but unharmed. FBI joins investigation as 200 officers and volunteers search 10 mile radius for clues.
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Kansas City
Denise Clinton
James Newman
FBI
Denise
Russell Clinton
Independence
U.S. 71
Chelcie Reynolds
Reynolds
C M Kelley
North Viet Ammo Base Pounded by Air Raid
Two waves of 19 U.S. Air Force planes struck Yen Bao ordnance depot 75 miles northwest of Hanoi. All 38 planes returned safely after dropping 20 tons of bombs. Nine buildings destroyed, three damaged, heavy fires and explosions. Concurrently, Marines on Chu Lai coast cut off a Viet Cong force that overran a Vietnamese naval HQ on An Hoa island, with a destroyer dispatched to block sea escape and advisers involved in the battle.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Yen Bao
Hanoi
Chu Lai
An Hoa
U.S. Navy
Sais F
Xon Dua
Binh Duong
U S 15 Land Taking Case Before Jury
Frederick County circuit court opened a condemnation trial over 13 acres owned by Mr and Mrs Ralph Riggs north of Frederick for US 15. State Roads Commission seeks just compensation. no land value agreement reached. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer presides. Defense counsel Reese Shoemaker represents the couple. Jury panel includes George Russell English Theodore N Topper Herman A Boyer Bernard T Davis Donald L Boyer Edna V Albaugh Ira A Caldwell Irene W Kline Eleanor Y Orndorff F Louise Lare Keefer R Crampton Sr John H Convey.
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Frederick County
Ralph Riggs
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Thomas Glass
Patrick M Schnauffer
Reese Shoemaker
Riggs
George Russell English
Theodore N. Topper
Herman A. Boyer
Bernard T. Davis
Donald L. Boyer
Edna V. Albaugh
Ira A. Caldwell
Irene W Kline
Eleanor Y. Orndorff
F. Louise Lare
Keefer R Crampton Sr
John H. Convey
Stock Market Resumes Rally In Opening Trading
New York opening shows moderate rally as traders return to active activity. Market momentum builds early with investors adjusting positions and seeking gains in the day's initial session.
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New York
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Clerks
East Second St
City Housing Board
Magaha Mum
Park Mills
Park Mills Bridge
Dewey Grin Construction Company
Frank J Keefer
Bureau of Public Roads
North Viet Ammo Base
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