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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1970

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Prince and Senators Discuss Filibuster and Flags at Capitol Hill

A special feature by Richard Lebher notes Prince Charles asking how a head of state could speak to the Senate while visiting Capitol Hill with Princess Anne. Senators Mathias Mansfield Scott Javits Allott Thurmond Dole Curtis and Vice President Agnew joined a 25 minute discussion. Mathias explains Maryland flag origins as older than American and British flags.

Richard Lebher Princess Anne Prince Charles Charles Mathias Capitol Hill Senate Mathias Mansfield Scott Javits Allot Thurmond Dole Curtis Senator Mathias David Eisenhower Maryland Sen. Mathias Lord Baltimore

Union Rejected At Eastalco

Eastalco employees voted decisively against affiliation with a union in a secret NLRB supervised ballot. Of 252 eligible voters, 249 turned out with 143 against any union, 85 for Aluminum Workers International and 21 for the Metal Trades Council. Eastalco began operations in April and local recruiting last July.

Randy Dodson Eastalco Employes National Labor Relations Board Aluminum Workers International and Metal Trades Council NLRB Eastalo Aluminum Workers International The Eastalco Earle K.shawe

Library Space Squeeze Prompts Shelving Changes

The C Burr Artz Library removes its furnace to gain more space for books at the county library headquarters on Record Street. Bookcases have minimal space between them, forcing readers to view shelves in tight layouts, while book carts are repurposed as shelves in the crowded area.

Sir Gordon C. Burr Artz Library Record Street American Library Association

No Rain Seen This Weekend Forecast

Sunny skies and warm temperatures dominate the weekend with highs in the mid to upper 80s and no rain expected. A cool front eased temperatures overnight, with clear skies and overnight lows around the mid 60s. Thunder showers are slight Sunday night, as the area remains breezy and less humid.

Mercury Frederick

Stock Market Rally Gains Momentum In New York

The stock market rally moved into its third day with stocks substantially higher in moderate trading this morning in New York.

New York

Touch Tone Phones to Debut in Frederick Area

Early Sunday a new era in telephone service begins in Frederick with Touch Tone dialing. C P Telephone Company manager C V Weakley says locals can dial long distance station to station calls and Mt. Airy Middletown and Braddock Heights will get Tone service. The $4.5 million project funds a new switching center on East Patrick Street and standardizes dialing nationwide with seven digit local calls and 1 plus area code for longer calls.

Frederick C. V. Weakley C&p Telephone Company Mt. Airy Middletown Braddock Heights Weakley C&p East Patrick Street Frederick County Hagerstown Maryland

Hood College Faces Enrollment Crisis

Hood College President Dr Randle Elliott says the private all female school faces a shrinking student body and a potential 300000 deficit this year. The college raised tuition to 3150 while cutting five faculty and dropping courses, following a 91 student drop from 1968 to 1969 and a 200000 deficit last year.

Larry Heslin Hood College Randle Elliott Elliott Hood Coblentz Hall

Israel a dynamite fast growing nation in turmoil

The piece describes Israel as a pressure cooker for world conflict, detailing regional threats from Lebanon Syria and Jordan, and Egypt’s Soviet-supported arms program. It notes U.S. support requests for 100 planes, mandatory military service, rising marriage age, low crime, and rapid urban growth with new cities and industries despite budget strains.

America Israel Abraham Canaan Russia Suez Canal George Habash Amman Jerusalem Hussein Egypt Suez United States Congress Armed Services Tel Avi Tsrah

City Fire Agencies Unite Under Frederick Central Alarm

Frederick City's four fire companies join the 21 unit Frederick County Central Alarm, ending sixteen years of effort to unify dispatching. The shared system uses 662-6333 for all fire, ambulance, and routine transport calls from a central center behind Montevue. Dispatchers stress caller name and address are essential for rapid location and response.

Monica Frederick City Frederick County Paul Pheads Donald Trimmer Central Alarm

Rocked in Baker Park prompts police statement

City police say only a few children were involved in the Baker Park Band Shell disruption during a Larry Fritz concert and no arrests were made. The drummer was reported struck by a rock but investigation found far fewer youths than claimed, and officers dispersed them quickly.

Baker Park Charles V. Main Larry Fritz The Heartbreakers Fritz

Land Expansion Approved for Lake Linganore Plan

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission approved enlarging the Lake Linganore master plan to more than 3200 acres with four new lakes. Linganore President William Brosius outlined road relocations, a private road network, and preserved village concept. The plan includes 13 000 dwelling units, seven school sites, and new residential density with townhouses and garden apartments, subject to rezoning and existing restrictions.

Lake Linganore Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Linganore William Brosius Meadow Road Yeagerstown Road Linganore Corp Brosinus Lake Singapore Brosius Singapore Meadow Pinehurst Board of Education U.S. 40

Church Aids For Frederick Housing Effort With $375 Check

The Evangelical Reformed Church United Church of Christ presented a $375 check to Frederick Organization for Rehabilitation FOR Inc to aid its housing program for low income families in Frederick City and County. Katharine E. Dutrow chairs the church Christian Education Committee. Reverend Paul L. Althouse leads the church. FOR Inc plans to renovate run down houses and build new dwellings to promote owner occupancy and neighborhood improvement.

Katharine E. Dutrow Warren G. Dorsey FOR Inc The Evangelical Reformed Church, United Church of Christ Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation Frederick Christian Education Evangelical Reformed Church Warren E. Dorsey Paul L. Althouse FOR FDR Inc FDR

Fire Log Report From City Fire Department

Fire calls logged in the 24 hour period ending at 10 am with undetermined origin at Jenkins Motors Ninth and East Streets. A general alarm was sounded and ambulance calls included Emergency two and Routine seven. Call numbers 662-6333 or 663-4400 listed for details.

Ninth Jenkins Motors

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