Frederick Memorial Hospital air conditioning program
Frederick Memorial Hospital will fully air condition patient areas by early August in a two phase project by Hiltner Roelke costing 16107. Thirteen units were installed earlier in North Building and tower rooms. A second phase for 71 units on the second floors of Shank and Main began after bids opened July 10. The Ladies Auxiliary will fund 13307 via the 1964 Snow Ball.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hiltner - Roelke
Shank
Main
J. Frederick Kreissig
Gerald Sauter
Frederick Memorial
Brandenburg Electric Company
Sauter
Hospital
Second Bay Bridge In Pursuit Of Parallel Span
Baltimore officials move toward building a Chesapeake Bay bridge alongside the existing span. The state roads commission asks the attorney general if legislative approval is needed after the 1964 refusal. The Evening Sun cites quiet maneuvers to bypass the General Assembly with opinions, bond market surveys, and a federal authorization bill.
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Baltimore
Mary
Chesapeake Bay
State Roads Commission
William Jabine
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Baltimore Evening Suni
General Assembly
Attorney General
New York
Jabine
Commission
John B Funk
Evening Sun
Legislative Council
Three Found Guilty in Yard Theft Case in Frederick
Magistrate's Court convicts Larry Lidie Patrick Wilson and Russell Croneburg Jr. of 25 counts each in a yard theft spree across Frederick. Sentencing held until 10 a.m. tomorrow. Items valued at about 547 dollars were stolen. most recovered from Croneburg's car and other homes.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Larry W. Lidie
Patrick R. Wilson
Russell F. Croneburg Jr
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Ellis G. Carty
Carty
Droneburg
Lidie
Wilson
William W. Wenner
Dreneburg
Manuel M. Weinberg
Caroline R. VonEiff
Use Aid Society
New Market Recommends Mrs Free for Post Mistress
The New Market Democratic Central Committee favors Mrs Hilda B Free for post mistress over two rivals, pending Freder ick County and President Johnson approvals. If approved, the $4 965 a year appointment ends a three year vacancy tied to Eisenhower era delays and a Civil Service reexamination.
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New Market
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Hilda B. ‘Free
Democratic Central Committee
Free
Charles W. Wood
Betty B. Burgee
State Democratic Central Committee
Johnson
Frances Brashears
Eisenhower
Congress
Wood
Civil Service Commission
City Man Robbed At Knife Point On East All Saints Street
A Frederick man was held at knife point and robbed of 870 last night on East All Saints street. Police said John Bartlett was walking along East All Saints street about 7 pm when a colored man walked up with a knife and demanded money.
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Frederick
East All Saints Street
John Bartlett
East All Aie Street
Johnstown Floods Hit Western Pennsylvania Areas
Heavy storms flood Johnstown and Somerset regions causing extensive water damage and multiple lightning strikes. City officials declare Morrellville emergency as 800 telephone lines go down. no injuries reported. In New Centerville several homes are struck and water reaches a foot in streets. porch fires start but are contained. A separate Cape Kennedy rocket test launches a two stage Thor-Delta on a ballistic materials trial to 40 miles high and returns to the Atlantic.
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Johnstown
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Greater
Morrellville
General Telephone Co
Somerset County
New Centerville
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Atlantic Ocean
FBI Probing Communist Role In New York Race Riots
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers discussed steps against Cuban aggression urged by Cuban exile marchers. Police quelled a disturbance as several hundred Cubans clashed with officers near the Pan American Union during a demonstration backing sanctions on Cuba.
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FBI
New York
Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Pan American Union
Jare
Miami
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Cuba
Russia
America
Baltimore
Chicago
Venezuela
OAS
Prison Stabbing At West Virginia Penitentiary
Authorities said at Moundsville West Virginia a prison inmate admitted fatally stabbing another prisoner in the yard on Tuesday. Robert Delano Adkins 30 died in the prison hospital about two hours later.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Robert Delano Adkins
Antipoverty Bill Clash Seen In Senate Race Crisis
In Washington the 962.5 million antipoverty bill faces a Senate clash as President Johnson pushes the measure amid Republican opposition led by Barry Goldwater. The bill would fund job corps for youths, support community programs, establish a volunteers corps, and aid rural and migrant families. Goldwater and Tower call it a vote-getting hodgepodge while the Senate majority backs its quest to reduce deprivation.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House Rules ‘Committee
House
Volunteers For America Corps
Familes
John G .Tower
R-Tex
Senate Labor Committee
Tower
Congress
Major Provisions of Johnson Poverty Program
Washington AP outlines the key elements of President Johnsons 962.5 million antipoverty bill. It includes 412.5 million for unemployed youth programs and a national jobs corps to provide education and training at conservation camps and centers. Community action programs receive 340 million to fund up to 20 percent of local health welfare and education efforts. Rural poverty measures total 50 million with grants up to 1500 and loans up to 2500 for rural families and migrant housing and services. Work experience programs total 150 million to back experimental state projects aiding unemployed fathers.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Two Cats Inherit $435000 In San Diego Will
In San Diego Superior Court the will of Dr. William W. Grier was approved naming four cats as heirs. Brownie aged 15 and Hellcat 14 will receive a $435,000 trust ensuring their ongoing income. Their caretaker says they eat well, costing about ten dollars weekly.
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LA Jolla
Calif
William W. Grier
San Diego Superior Court
Gaer
Avila Horn
Leaders Not On Barry's Bandwagon
Maryland Republicans Sen. J. Glenn Beall and Baltimore Mayor Theodore R McKeldin withhold endorsement of Barry Goldwater. Beall seeks his own interpretation of the party platform and extremism remark before deciding. McKeldin demands clarification on extremism and civil rights before any pledge of support.
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Associated Press
J. Glenn Beall
Baltimore
Theodore R McKeldin
Maryland
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Beall
Goldwater
McKeldin
Lightning kills boy after blinding cloud burst strike
In West Plains Missouri a 12 year old named David Eugene Walker was struck by lightning after stepping from a car halted by a sudden bright rain cloud. His mother Mrs Ralph Walker, his grandmother and two brothers and a sister were also treated for shock.
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West Plains
David Eugene Walker
Ralph Walker
Johnson Orders Probe Into Communist Influence in Riots
The FBI opened a probe on presidential order to examine possible Communist influence behind Harlem and Brooklyn riots that left two wounded by police. Acting Mayor Screvane cited fringe groups and money sources for rallies while Wagner planned further inquiry. Johnson vowed cooperation and a firm stand against violence.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Paul R. Screvane
Harlem
Communist Party
Johnson
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Jooters
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
National Guard
Manhattan
Franklin and Nostrand
Washington
Screvane
Communist Ambush Kills and Disperses Vietnamese Forces
In Chuong Thien Province, 140 miles southwest of Saigon, a Communist ambush on a government convoy left at least 26 government troops dead and about 135 Vietnamese soldiers missing or captured. A U.S. Army enlisted man and a captain among the wounded were evacuated to Saigon as Viet Cong forces struck with heavy fire from the Viet Minh battalion. Government planes and helicopters conducted air strikes with reported strong results.
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Saigon
South Vietne
U.S
Chuong Thien
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Congress of Racial Equality
Britton
Bronx
Westbrook
Carroll Creek
West Second Street
Rosemont Ave
Frank J. Keefer
Nue
Magnolia
Fairview Avenues
Baker Park
Rosemont Avenue
Barry
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