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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1965

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New Trinity Methodist Church Building Permit Approved

City Engineer Robert Whiteford approved a 217000 dollar masonry church at 705 West Patrick Street near the Frederick Freeway for Trinity Methodist Church with concrete foundation and asphalt shingle roof. A second permit released for a 2600 dollar Catholic Visitation Convent fire escape at 202 East Second Street notes the structure does not qualify as a stairway under the new code. Additional permits cover a 36 by 50 foot addition to The Motorists Friend Store at the Frederick Shopping Center and more.

Robert Whiteford Trinity Methodist Church West Patrick Street Patrick Street Frederick Freeway Catholic Visitation East Second Street Frederick

Better Sleeping Weather In Sight

A weather section notes cooler nights and a midweek break from heat with a high 84 to 88 today and a low of 58 to 64 tonight. Showers are expected over about half the county, with 50 percent coverage and a 96 degree Friday peak in Frederick County. Washington reportswide Medicare bill momentum with Senate approval 68 21 and House 313 115, sending to conference as final agreement looms. The plan includes basic health care financed by Social Security, a voluntary supplemental insurance at three dollars a month, and a seven percent Social Security increase back to January 1 for retirees, families, and disabled persons.

Tuney Frederick County Washington Senate House

Lightning Bolt Destroys Barn on Perry Bennett Farm

A hog barn on the Perry Bennett farm on Old Annapolis Road between Mount Airy and Linganore School was struck by lightning and burned last night. Mount Airy and New Market Fire Companies arrived shortly before midnight, and spent about forty five minutes protecting nearby structures. No livestock were lost and damage estimates were not provided.

Perry Bennett Old Annapolis Road Mount Airy Linganore School New Market

Two Injured In Car-Truck Collision

A Harrisburg girl, Miss Marilyn M. Cook 17, was admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital and remained in satisfactory condition after a late night collision on U S 40 west of Frederick. Miss Suzanne Alexander 17 of Mottter Avenue was treated and released. Richard F Dubois of Hillsdale Michigan drove the tractor trailer involved. no injuries reported for him.

Harrisburg Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick U.S. 40 Marilyn M. Cook Suzanne Alexander Motter Avenue Richard Frederick Dubois Hillsdale Mich Miss Alexander

Mental Health Services Lacking in Frederick County

A nine month Frederick County survey concludes mental health services are inadequate and urges a day care hospital for the mentally ill a psychiatric service at Frederick Memorial Hospital and a school and court consultation program. The 18 page summary recounts incomes populations and lists agency budgets based on interviews with 54 practitioners.

William J. Hopwood Frederick County Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Forbes H. Burgess

Million Dollar Shop Center Groundbreaking Planned

Work will start late next week or early the following week on a new one million dollar shopping center on the 400 block of West Patrick Street. The project, totaling about $1 million, will be graded and filled by Joseph Moline Construction Company of Frederick. Owner Jerry Strong announced plans to continue construction until December completion and noted Sharp’s involvement.

West Patrick Stret Jerry Strong Joseph Moline Construction Company Frederick Kline Strong Sharp

House OKs Tough Voting Rights Bill

Washington AP reports the House passed a tough voting rights bill aimed at easing southern Negro access to the polls. The measure cleared by a 385 to 0 vote amid a stirring appeal by a Southern member, but faces Senate hurdles over poll taxes and possible clashes ahead.

Washington House Senate

Cardinal Shehan Named President of Vatican Ecumenical Council

Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI appointed Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore as president of the Vatican Ecumenical Council. He succeeds Cardinal Albert Gregory Meyer of Chicago, who died last spring. The council acts as a steering committee. Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York is the other American on the presidency.

Vatican City Lawrence Cardinal Shehan Baltimore Paul VI Vatican Ecumenical Council Vatican Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer Chicago Francis Cardinal Spellman New York

McKeldin Says Johnson Nagged To Endanger Country

Baltimore mayor Theodore R. McKeldin criticizes President Johnson as being nagged by both parties. He says bipartisan pressure risks destabilizing U S policy amid a tense balance of peace and war and warns against trivial tactical missteps.

Lafayette Ind Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Johnson McKeldin

Gunmen Free Hostages End Federal Kidnap Case

In a multi-state kidnapping spree, two ex-convicts Wil ford Marion Gray and Carl Cletus Bowles faced federal kidnapping and bank robbery charges after abducting Hale Champion and family. They appeared in Sacramento with bonds set at 100000 dollars each and faced further counts in Oregon including murder of a deputy sheriff.

Sacramento Califap California Oregon Sierra Nevada Hale Champion Ball Wilford Marion Gray Carl Cletus Bowles U.S. Dist Thomas J MacBride

Project Head Start reaches county children in full swing

A county wide Project Head Start program began June 2 with about 350 preschoolers enrolled across seven centers. Each center runs three classes of roughly 15 children with teachers aides and community helpers. The program includes first hand exploration, vocabulary building, storytelling, puppets, music, art, physical education, and field trips.

Project Head Start Charlote Smith Smith Brunswick Urbana Baker Park New Market

Johnson forecasts heavier U S buildup in Viet Nam

Washington AP report says President Johnson warned of darker days ahead in Viet Nam and signaled a surge in U S forces up to about 100000 by late summer, increasing from the 75,000 level. McNamara to evaluate next week. Lodge to Saigon. officials speak of a substantial expansion.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam United States Pentagon Robert S McNamara South Viet Nam McNamara Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge

Greece’s Royal Baby Birth Sparks Nationwide Jubilation

Anne-Marie, Greece’s 18 year old queen, gave birth to a girl weighing 9 pounds 11 ounces at the summer palace in Corfu. King Constantine announced the sex to gathered crowds after telephoning Premier Papan DNRO. The infant becomes first in line of succession unless a royal son is born. a 1952 amendment could crown Greece’s first ruling queen.

Corfu Greece Anne-Marie Radio Athens Constantine Ionian George Papandrenou Athens Irene

Lodge Seen as Rushes successor in State Dept plans

Senator Aiken urged that President Johnson may be grooming Henry Cabot Lodge as Dean Rush’s successor as secretary of state. Other senators doubted the idea while State Department sources praised the good relations between Rusk and Johnson. Kennedy and Hartke urged political over military focus in Viet Nam amid Lodge’s Saigon return.

Washington George D Aiken Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge Dean Rush Aiken Senate Republican Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lodge Maxwell D Taylor South Viet Nam Vermont Sens Jacob Kravits RNY Vance Hartke Dind State Department George Bundy Rusk Bundy Saigon Taylor Viet Nam Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Hartke Robert F Kennedy Kennedy International Police Academy

Singapore braces for Mohammed birthday riots

Singapore tightens security for Mohammed birthday observance after last year’s riots. Police on standby, Malaysian troops ready for riot prevention. Forty five gangsters arrested on suspected subversive aims. The annual religious procession canceled and a rally planned in its place.

Singapore Mohammed View Hammed Malaysia

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