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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1965

Page

15

Rothenhoefer Named City Engineer in Frederick

Robert J Rothenhoefer was appointed city engineer at a special Board of Aldermen session, succeeding Robert A Whiteford. The new appointee, from Frederick, will start Aug 16 after resigning from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission where he has 10 years of service. Whiteford's resignation effective Sept 15 prompted the replacement as the city pursues a $1,500,000 bond funded program.

Robert J Rothenhoefer Board of Aldermen Robert A .Whiteford Rothenhoefer Frank W Rothenhoefer Rothenheefer Frederick Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission E. Paul Magaha Robert A. Whiteford City of Mr. Whiteford Whiteford Magaha Braddock Heights University of Maryland US Air Force Korea Ar Force

Two Boys Drown In Potomac River

Maryland state police and Brunswick police searched for two boys believed drowned near Sandy Hook in the Potomac River shortly after noon. Cpl. Glenn L. Bowman and Tfe. Stephen P. Riland of the Frederick barrack were at the scene with no further details available at press time.

Maryland Brunswick Potomac River Sandy Hook Glenn L. Bowman Tfe Stephen P. Riland Frederick Barrack

Police Probe Shooting of Woman in Mountaindale

Investigation continues into the death of Shirley Mae Smith, 19, who died from a chest wound after a night in Mountaindale. State Police say she was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 12:45 am after being shot as her husband Franci W Smith stood nearby. Police report the woman allegedly shot herself with a .22 caliber pistol as he helped her into a car, with the fatal injury occurring at her trailer home along Putman Road.

Thurmont Shirley Mae Smith Frederick Memorial Hospital Tfe William L Newcomer Putman Road Mountaindale Franci W Smith Smith Melvin Lea Smyth

Coast Guard to tow Seven Seas liner stranded at sea

A Coast Guard cutter Absecon moves toward the liner Seven Seas stranded in the North Atlantic with 400 passengers and 210 crew aboard. The tug will tow the 12,500 ton ship into St Johns, Newfoundland, once reach is reached.

New York Coast Guard North Atlantic Seven Seas St. Johns Nild

Sessions Begin Today at Hood College Convention

More than 1,000 Baptists from Maryland and the Northeast converge on Frederick for the annual summer assembly at Hood College. The program runs today through Saturday with speakers Dr Jack R Noffsinger Dr Wayne E Ward and Dr Vernon L Stanfield leading morning Bible hours and evening services. Total registrations may exceed last year’s 1 026 and 464 overnight guests, with a 6 pm meal and 7 30 pm services today and a 12 45 pm luncheon Saturday.

Maryland Northeast Frederick Hood College John M Tubbs State Assembly Inspiration Jack R. Noffsinger Knollwood Baptist Winston-Salem Ridgecrest Noffsinger Easton Wayne E Ward Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ward First Baptist Church Vernon L. Stanfield New Orleans

Stock market opens with dull early trading in New York

New York stocks moved little in early trading as investors held cautious, with the market showing muted activity and no clear direction. The session reflected a quiet start amid uncertain sentiment and light volume.

New York

Officials To Discuss Frederick County Roads Plan

Frederick County Commissioners meet with state legislators to review the SRC road program for the next two years. Proposed projects include a see way on Fourth Street to Motter Avenue and a four lane US 15 from Motter Avenue to MD 26, plus a straight US 15 from the relocated US 340 to Point of Rocks and a four lane US 340 from Mount Zion Road to the Frederick Freeway. Funding totals 7.4 million dollars for construction with 238 thousand for advanced engineering and 84 thousand for preliminary engineering, aiming for start by July 1, 1966 and completion by June 30, 1968. The group will decide whether to change the plan at lunch, with final approval required by county officials and state representatives within 60 days. The Roads Board backs the SRC proposals without revisions this year, though state law allows substitutions by local officials and delegates.

Frederick County SRC Fourth Street Motter Avenue Maryland 26 Point of Rocks Mount Zion Road Frederick John A. Derr State Roads Commission Frederick County Roads Board

Frederick man shot near Ice Street in late-night attack

Frederick police report 47-year-old John Francis Smith of 126 Tee St shot on Ice Street about 11 35 pm Sunday as he walked to his home. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a single 32 caliber bullet wound. investigators pursue several leads.

Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital John Francis Smith Tee St Charles V. Main Smith Ins House Ice Street Ellis G. Carty Carty Elks Club West All Saints Street

Gettysburg Battle Reenacted Draws Crowds and Injuries

The Blue and Gray Association staged the second day of Gettysburg near Rocky Ridge with 237 participants from Maine to Florida and Ohio. A Pennsylvania Colonel suffered a bruised arm when his horse hit a tree. a Confederate unit charged a Union cannon, which then prompted a counterattack to retake the weapon. The reenactment aimed to dramatize the era and mark the first time both sides suffered heavier losses on the actual second day. The group plans annual refights in different states each summer.

WI Hopwood Gettysburg Rocky Ridge Blue and Gray Association Maine Florida Ohio Pennsylvania M Up

Three Americans Killed In Attack By Viet Cong

Honolulu AP report details the death of Syngman Rhee at Maunaluaila Hospital after a stroke at 90. Once Korea's founder and long time leader, he sought unification, endured purge lists, and faced exile. Funeral plans mention Seoul burial, with services in Honolulu.

Honolulu Syngman Rhee Maunalam Queens Hospital Francesca Rhee Insoo Korea Asias Korean Christian Church of Wilbert Choy Rhee Seoul Chung Hee Park

Urgent Appeal For Blood Donors In Frederik County

The Frederik County blood program issues an urgent appeal as a blood drive by the blood mobile arrives Wednesday from 1 to 5:30 pm at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street. Program chairman James A Grove says the quota is 34 pints short and only 47 of 220 notices have confirmations. Demand is high due to year end auto accidents and several local transfusions for infants, plus a request from Washington.

Frederik County James A Grove Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church Street Grove Grove Washington

Attendance Figures Highlight Busy Week at City Playgrounds

Attendance at 15 city playgrounds remained near par in early weeks after opening, with Chapel Path leading at 1901 visitors and Mullinix Park, Rosedale Park, and Baker Park following. Weather, vacations, and summer programs slightly reduced turnout in the second week, as organizers forecast growth with upcoming events including a flower show, radio event, and a children's theatre showmobile performance at Baker Park.

Helma Bowers Chapel Path Mullinia Park Rosedale Park Baker Park South Frederick Park Staley Park Mary Lowe Smith Bowers Tiny Tot Town Mullinix Park Baughman’s Babee Park Maryland Park National Recreation New York Frederich Childrens Theatre Association Heidio Oat Shell

Bandits Take 40000 From Towson Store

Three masked bandits forced a department store official and his family at gunpoint overnight and took about 40000 from the Hutzlers Department Store safe. Two men later appeared at the home of assistant manager Conrad O Ve Lung and claimed to be attorneys. They tied the couple and held them through the night. the McClung children were put to bed.

Towson Md T AP Conrad 0 Velung Hutzlers Department Store McClung Mary Lou Peter Michael

First US Division Faces First Action in Viet Nam

US 1st Division troops arriving in Viet Nam were attacked by Viet Cong near Bien Hoa air base. Several Americans were killed or wounded as mortar bombardment opened the night clash. Marines and air strikes followed as deeper North Vietnam incursions were reported and a Navy jet was shot down with two crewmen captured.

Saigon South Viet Nam Bien Hoa Viet Nam Africa Europe Korea Maj B MeJilton Fort Worth Raymond N Simmons Jackson Town Hurtgen Forest Germany Yen Bay Hanoi U S North Viet Nam Robert S Vic- Namara Independence Haiphong North Viet Nams Hanon

House Tackles Antipoverty and Military Pay Bills

Washington report notes an 819 billion antipoverty measure and a though t billion military pay raise shaping this week in the House. The military bill was expected to pass with little opposition but Senate action was not yet taken. The antipoverty bill faces political criticism from Republicans. The Senate plans only light business including DC home rule and veterans education benefits.

Washington A &T Congress Dent Johnson Senate House District of Columbia

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