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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1963

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11

Frederick County Roads to be survey by SRC experts

The State Roads Commission will survey Frederick County roads in August, inventory all mileage, surfacing, bridges, schools and dwellings along each road, and map exact locations. The study aims to update records and potentially increase revenue for road improvements and maintenance.

Peedebieck Southey Nuttin Frederick County SRC Netiinehaing Vwareieske Tai Fritsaml Nottingham Statehoods Commission Roads Board Eyler Valley

Middletown Officials Rally Against Night Hot Rodding

Middletown leaders vow action against late night hot rodders as Burgess Floyd E. Stine says he will petition state police to clear Alternate U.S. Route 4H of hot raiders. Town Commissioner Ray C. Gindhall cites lack of local police and seeks more state support amid ongoing complaints from residents. Street work by N. W. Rizler Co. is valued at 1,000 to 7,000 with adjustments. Water supply remains good with no expansion plans beyond tank reinforcements and well tests.

Middletown Burgess Floyd E. Stine Frederick Barracks U.S Maidieton Burgess Lane Lawn Ray C. Gindhiall Attick City N. W. Rizler Company Burgess Stine Myersville

Subcommittee Advances Plan to Cut Federal Aid for Segregated Schools

A House subcommittee agreed to a bill to halt federal aid to schools practicing segregation, requiring desegregation plans by June 30 and full operation within a year or lose funds from five federal programs, signaling a major civil rights push.

Washington APS A. House House Education and Labor Committee James Farmer Con of Racial Equality

Brunswick residents protest cement plant noise and dust

A Brunswick West End committee of 10 families opposed the new cement plant on West Potomac Street. They complained a white film of cement dust covers porches and homes. Mayor James E. Cummings said the council cannot legally improve the situation and urged a private nuisance suit or an agreement with M. J. Grove Lime Company.

West End Brunswick Brunswick Town Council West Potomac Street Litten Douglas Howes West Po- Vimar Waeb | Bronendal James E. Cummings Cummings New Brunswick M. J. Grove Lime Company

Two Escapees Recaptured From Maryland Institute for Males

State Police at Hagerstown report two of four men who fled the Maryland Institute for Males yesterday were nabbed at 9:30 p.m. by reformatory officers. The quartet escaped in two groups from Baltimore area cells, prompting a general alarm and a special alert to Baltimore units.

Maryland Institute Hagerstown Baltimore Jon

Walkersville Zoning Board Approves Ordinances

J Herbert Snyder chairs the Walkersville Planning and Zoning Commission as the panel approves proposed zoning measures. The plan moves to the Walkersville Borough for final action while officials consider objections and opportunities to discuss the Fire Hall project.

J. Herbert Snyder Walkersville aCe

City Police Battle Starlings In Park

In a park scene, police confronted a flock of starlings in a metropolitan setting. The incident disrupted public spaces as officers managed the wildlife disturbance amid ongoing urban activity.

City Police

Pope Paul VI urges priests to engage in social action

Vatican audience with the Pontifical Commission for Latin America sees Pope Paul VI say priests must understand and aid those who suffer. He stresses that social action, even at a broad level, fits within priestly duties and will influence all human activity.

Vatican City Paul VII Vatican Pontifical Commission For Latin America Pope Pau

Hearing on Potomac River basin development set for Sept 4

Army Engineer proposals for Potomac River basin development will be examined at a Sept 4 hearing in Washington. The Army board of engineers for rivers and harbors will hear supporters and opponents of the dam and water conservation plan including flood control works. The Baltimore District Engineer Puerto Rico is noted in the hearing announcement.

Washington Army Potomac River Board of Engineers Potomac Basin Caribbean National Forest Baltimore Puerto Rico

New Market Firemen Parade And Carnival Schedule

New Market firemen announce a state wide parade and carnival events all week on the carnival grounds behind the fire hall. The program features bands Mel Price and his Santa Fe Rangers Little German Band Yellow Springs and Browningsville Band with prizes including 600 pounds of Hereford cattle a radio and lawn furniture. Proceeds benefit the fire company with ticket drawings ongoing.

New Market Browningsvile Mel Price Santa Fe Rangers Yellow Springs Browningsville Happy Johnny” Zufall Middletown High School Fire Company

Klan Reemerges with Non Violent Creed and Rallies Plan

Ku Klux Klan leaders announce a large campaign of white resistance to racial integration across the South and beyond. They pledge marches, mass rallies, economic reprisals, and white voter drives, targeting Savannah July 20 and GA FL NC SC AL areas.

South Atlanta Robert M. Shelton Jr Tuscaloosa Ala Georgia Calvin F. Craig Shelton Craig United Klans of America Knights of the Ku Klux

Humphrey Urges Civil Rights Action After Religious Leaders Arrest

Senator Hubert Humphrey blasted the arrests of national religious leaders in Baltimore as a moral test for Kennedy civil rights proposals. He called the scene a national disgrace and urged Congress to apologize for the spectacle while defending churchmen and urging constitutional restraint. He noted he is a personal friend of several involved and criticized police for overreach.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Senate Baltimore Kennedy Humphrey Democratic Congress Minnesota

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