Vandalism on Frederick County Roads Worsens
Southey T. Nottingham warned the Frederick County Roads Board of rising vandalism on county roads. Damage includes removed signs, fires on bridges, stolen snow fence, and thefts of batteries and other equipment. Two Damascus juveniles have been charged. The Roads Board cannot prosecute. county commissioners will decide on requesting prosecution from the State's Attorney.
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Southey T. Nottingham
Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick
Charles Flora
Roads Department
Roads Board
County Commissioners
Flora
Nottingham
Damascus
Bartholows Kemptown
Russell Keller
Middletown
Road Board
Shipley Blasts City Merchants in Parking Fight
Frederick alderman criticizes downtown merchants for complaining about a parking authority while urging real action. Allen Routzahn accuses officials of stalling on creating a parking authority as Mayor Magahn weighs timing amid federal aid talks. The dispute follows a Monday meeting with Samuel Hawthorne on federal housing aid.
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Frederick
Routzahn
E. Paul Magahn
Samuel Hawthorne
Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration
Shipley
Scientists Happy With Mariner 4 Mars Photos
Scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory say Mariner 4 is delivering the Mars pictures they hoped for. The craft aims to send up to 21 photos showing objects perhaps 142 miles across as it nears Mars, with first close-up images expected to be released soon.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Earth
Daniel A. Schneiderman
Mariner Project
William H. Pickering
Interplanetary
Dr. Pickering
Goldstone
Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
JPL
Frederick youth critically injured in motorcycle crash
Kenneth R. Harris an 18 year old of West South Street remained unconscious in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after the motorcycle he rode on was struck by a small foreign car near West College Terrace. Harris suffered a fractured skull and brain damage while passenger Steven P. Hishey 18 of Fairview Avenue had abrasions and lacerations and was listed as satisfactory. The crash occurred about 9 pm as the southbound bike on West College Terrace was hit by the car driven by Michael Lewis 17 of RFD 6 Frederick who was not injured and charged with operating without a license and failing to yield. Harris was moved to Washington County Hospital at Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West College Terrace
Kenneth R. Harris
West South Street
Harris
Steven P. Hissey
Fairview Avenue
Hissey
Washington County
Hagerstown
Terrace Lanes
Michael Lewis
RFD 6
Lewis
St Josephs College Receives Work Study Grant
St Josephs College in Emmitsburg will receive 1240 dollars from the US Office of Education for a work study program. It is one of 15 Maryland college grants announced yesterday for fall semester programs. Montgomery College in Takoma Park was also chosen for a grant, receiving 2088 dollars.
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St. Joseph’s College
Em Mitsburg
Office of Education
Maryland
Montgomery Junior College
Takoma Park
Jefferson School appoints Hallock as principal and teacher
Edward N. Hallock, longtime Yellow Springs Elementary fifth grade teacher, is named principal of Jefferson Elementary School. He will start September 1 as teaching principal for fifth and sixth grades, with duties split between instruction and administration. Hallock, born in Springfield Massachusetts, attended Boston University and Bridgewater College, graduating in 1960.
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Edward N. Hallock
Yellow Springs
Jefferson
Hallock
Jefferson School
Springfield
Mass
Boston University
Frederick County
Halleck
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
City Housing Board To Discuss Complaints
The Frederick City Housing Authority will meet today at 4 pm in the housing authority office on West Sixth Street to discuss tenant complaints from a meeting last week. About 150 tenants attended, along with representatives of the local NAACP chapter and the Frederick Human Relations Council. A proposal urged regular meetings between the board and unit representatives. Four projects under the authority’s direction are Lincoln, John Hanson, Carver and Taney Apartments.
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Frederick City Housing Authority
Housing Authority
West Sixth Street
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Frederick Human Relations Council
Lincoln
John Hanson
Carver
Taney
Two Americans Killed in Cong Attack Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas killed two Americans and at least 20 South Vietnamese troops in an hour long barrage on a government command post 35 miles north of Saigon. Two American advisers reportedly had been beheaded during the ambush. A relief force found bodies and wounded, with several armored personnel carriers strewn around the post in Bau Bang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Red
South Viet Nam
Route 13
Bau Bang
Hitchhiker Shoots Driver In Head
A Maryland man, Thomas Dewberry, 43, was shot twice in the head by a hitchhiker after picking him up in Washington. He drove four miles to seek help and was taken to Highsmith Hospital in Fayetteville. the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Department launched an intensive search for the assailant. Dewberry described the hitchhiker to authorities.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Maryland
Cumberland County Sheriff's Department
Thomas Dewberry
Hyattsville
Highsmith Hospital
Bill Milner
Sheriff's Department
Dewberry
Washington, D. C
Final Tributes Planned For Stevenson
Washington AP United Nations Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson planned to lie in state at the National Cathedral with funeral services Friday in Washington attended by President Johnson. The body would then lie in state in Springfield Illinois and Bloomington Indiana before burial in Bloomington.
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U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Atlantic
White House
National Cathedral
Johnson
Carl McGowan
Court of Appeals of
the District of Columbia
Richard Hall Graebel
First Presbyterian Church of
Springfield
Iinois
Bloomington
Grosvenor Square
Britain
Humphrey
W. Willard Wirtz
George W. Ball
Adlair
John Fell
Borden
Alai II
John
Limos
Statesman
Maryland State Guard Not Among First Called Units
The Maryland National Guard 29th Infantry Division will not be among the initial units called into federal service in an emergency. Maryland’s Gen George M Gelston said Western Maryland units would not be called if individual Maryland units are mobilized. The Pentagon’s “priority” plan aims to strengthen eight high priority reserve units before others.
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Maryland National Guard
29Th Infantry Division
Maryland
George M. Gelston
Gelston
White House
Pentagon
Pennslvania
New England
Massachusetts
Texas
Military chiefs urge increase in U S forces in Viet Nam
Washington AP report says Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously back boosting U S troops in South Vietnam to 17 000 by year end, from 75 000 planned. McNamara inspection influences plan as divisions and reservists face potential mobilization and broader call up across services. Berlin crisis precedent noted with 150 000 reserves activated in 1961.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Associated Press
Joint Chiefs
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
4Th Marine Division
Navy
Air Force
Berlin
John F Kennedy
State Bar Group Opens Convention in Atlantic City
The Maryland State Bar Association opened its convention in Atlantic City with debate likely over an 11 member committee's proposal to create an intermediate court to ease the Court of Appeal's caseload. A pre convention dinner honored former Court of Appeals chief judge William L Henderson, with outgoing president J De Weese Carter of Denton hosting, and William Lo Marbury of Baltimore to be installed as new president. Benjamin B Rosenstock of Frederick named as president elect.
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Atlantic City
Maryland State Bar Association
State Court of Appeal
Martland
Willam L Henderson
Court of Appeals
J. DeWeese Carter
Denton
Association
William Lo Marbury
Baltimore
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Frederick
Nest
Stock Market Edges Higher In Glow Trading
New York stock market edged higher in early glow trading today as investors watched modest gains across key indices. Traders noted light volume and caution ahead of upcoming economic data releases and corporate results.
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