Maryland Baptist Assembly Opens At Hood College
More than 1,100 pastors and lay church members expected for the Maryland Baptist Assembly at Hood College with 399 preregistered. leaders include Rev. Robert F. Woodward and Rev. J. T. Shriner. Attendance swelled to 1,192 last year as six day encampment begins Monday. Sponsored by the Maryland Baptist State Mission Board with Rev. Dr. Roy D. Gresham presiding. Notable speakers: Rev. Dr. Barnette, Rev. Dr. McDowell, and Rev. Dr. Potter. Registration starts Monday at 2 p.m. and runs to supper. official opening 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Convention of Maryland
J. T. Shriner
South End
Baltimore
Assembly
Maryland Baptist State Mission Board
Roy D. Gresham
Henlee H. Barnette
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Edward A. McDowell
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forrest
N. C
James §. Poller
Pritchard Memorial Baptist Church
Charlotte
N.C
Barnette
McDowell
Coffman Chapel
Potter
Sunday
Training Union
Brotherhood and Woman's Missionary Union
Tubbs
Wolfsville Dump Is Approved By Zoning Board
The Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals approved a sanitary landfill for Wolfsville along Delauter Road, proposed by the Wolfsville Ruritan Club and opposed by local landowners. The decision requires operation under the Maryland State Department of Health with non combustible materials only, amid related planning and county-ownership discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Appeals Board
Sbyle Appeals Board
Planning Commission
Wolfsville
Maryland State Department of Health
Robert A. Whiteford
Wolfaville Raritans
E. Paul Magaha
George Roger Croneburg
Boyer's Mill Road
Linganore Creek
Bicycle Inspection Mandate Declared By Frederick Police
Chief Charles Y. Main announced a city wide bicycle inspection and licensing drive starting next Monday through August 13 with an estimated 2000 bikes to be checked. Riders must pass safety checks, display licenses, and follow road rules to avoid impoundment. The effort includes community clubs supplying rear bumper stickers to pass riders and a schedule of inspection sites and times for the final week of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Y. Main
Iield
Frederick City
Main
Chad Tiwh
Harmon Field
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Wisner ‘Street
Maryland Avenue Park
Wisner Street
Third Street Park
North Market ‘Street
Patrick and
Third Streets
Third Street
Patrick Street
ICC Promises Cooperation on Rail Work Policy
Washington AP report shows ICC Chairman Lawrence Wakrath pledging Congress the agency will meet its heavy rail responsibilities while a looming broad strike was delayed 30 days. He stated the commission is prepared to accept the duty without seeking delegation of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
ICC
Lawrence K. Wakrath
House Commerce Committee
Smoke Tax Revenue Falls Short of Yearly Target in Frederick County
Frederick County faces a likely shortfall from cigarette tax revenue, with the latest April to June share totaling $62,083.45 and the fiscal year end at $255,478. The first half of the year yielded $116,060.36, far below the $280,000 annual target. The state keeps half of cigarette tax funds, distributing the rest to counties and Baltimore City. Prince Georges and Montgomery counties received the next largest shares in the just completed year.
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Frederick County
Donald C. Linton
Baltimora
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince Georges County
Montgomery County
York Firm Gets Merger Approval
York firm Dentists' Supply Co. of New York wins stockholder approval to merge with Milford Del based L. D. Caulk Co. Caulk stockholders concur. No merger date set. Exchange rate 14 Dentists' Supply shares for each Caulk share. Post merger, Caulk Division of Dentists' Supply Co. of New York.
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York, Pa
Dentists’ Supply Co. of
New York
L. D. Caulk Co
Milford
Del
Caulk
Dentists’ Supply
Dentists
York
Owl
Lalik Lo Wud Opel
The
Kennedy to Speak Tonight on Nuclear Test Ban Pact
President Kennedy addresses the nation at 7 p.m. EDT via radio and TV to rally support for the proposed treaty ending tests in space, atmosphere, and under water. The pact would require a two thirds Senate vote to take effect, with public approval potentially tipping the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Senate Group To Give Good Look At Nuclear Test Ban
Washington AP Chairman John Stennis announces a Senate defense watchdog group will scrutinize in detail the proposed Soviet Britain nuclear test ban agreement. The move could delay quick Senate ratification of the Moscow initiated pact, which ends years of on and off negotiations amid nuclear tests. The White House says the President is gratified and the three powers affirm the goal of a complete test ban and pledge no nuclear aid to nonparticipants.
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Washington
Rte
Kennedy
Cape Cod
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Defense
Britain
Soviet Russia
Senate
Moscow
White House
P E May Be Forced To Reduce Rates
In Baltimore the Maryland Public Service Commission opens a hearing on August 22 to consider a temporary rate reduction for Potomac Edison Co. serving about 116000 customers in Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick parts of Montgomery and Carroll counties after preliminary analysis showed operating income above a reasonable return. The commission ordered the investigation in May and will decide if a temporary cut is warranted during the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Maryland
PSC
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgommery
Carroll
Albert L. Deene
Fuluimac Edison
Continuing Search For Lost Rocket
NORFOLK Virginia AP Headquarters of the Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force said today that search parties on Maryland's Eastern Shore are continuing to look for a rocket dropped accidentally from a carrier plane.
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Norfolk
Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force
Maryland
St Swithin’s Day Spell Fails to Bring Rain
Heat continues into the weekend with no additional showers expected. Temperatures rose to 92 degrees at the airport station while forecasts call for higher readings later today. Nightly lows near 66, with a 64 degree low recorded this morning.
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Weather Bureau
State Police Seek Sex Deviate Terrorizing Local Girls
State Police continue a nationwide search for a sex deviate accused of terrorizing local girls and women. A county housewife answered a Thursday phone with indecent remarks, and last Wednesday a tan car driver attempted to molest a girl near Lewistown. A similar vehicle was linked to another attempted child abduction at Braddock Heights the same day. Lt. C. E. Cook said many tips come in but no solid suspect is identified yet and several men have been questioned.
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Lewistown
Braddock Heights
C. E. Cook
Frederick Barracks
State Police
Living Costs Hit New High in June
Washington AP reports June living costs rose four tenths of a percent to a record high of 106.6, 12 percent above a year ago, with factory workers' take home pay rising to a record $88.37 per week after taxes. Oil prices improved as the stock market opened cautiously in pre-weekend trading in New York.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ogre Wuak
Department
OMS
New York
Questions Accuracy of Radar Unit acquits Williamsport man
Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett acquitted Blair Hose of exceeding 30 mph by radar due to lack of state evidence on radar unit condition. Hose, 35, argued radar was properly set and he and passenger Allen Aitchen testified they drove 27 to 28 mph. State attorney challenging required mechanical proof.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Williamsport
Blair Hose
Edwin F. Nikirk
C. Teed
U Sect Reba
U.S. 40A
John Otto Waters
Hagerstown
Waters
U.S. 40
Frederick
Tte
Harry J. Frost
Frost
New Look In Street Signs Downtown
Downtown Frederick adopts green and off white aluminum street signs at North Court and West Church as standard signs shift from old black and white cast iron. Police Chief Charles V. Main notes gradual replacement while residents find the read easier and attractive downtown.
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Frederick
North Court
West Church Street
Charles V. Main
Ara
Bristol Bay Salmon Season Declared Worst In History
Bristol Bay Alaska faces a dire year as red salmon runs fail to materialize, with only about 2.5 million reds landed versus 2.9 million the prior year. About 3,500 residents dependent on the fishery face hardship and possible poverty this winter, while officials seek federal disaster designation and weigh impacts of high seas Japanese fishing on future runs.
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Bristol Bay Area
Naknek
Alaska
Bristal Bay
Ono
Kennedy
Bristol Bay
Quake Hits Skopje At Dawn Killing Many
A powerful earthquake struck Skopje, Belgrade’s Yugoslavia at dawn, flattening buildings including hotels and schools. Officials report thousands injured and death toll potentially very high, with roads jammed, fires breaking out, and emergency crews rushing in from surrounding towns.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Hilden
Hamas
Radio Belgrade
Tanjug
Macedonia
Nis
New Macedonia
Aleksander Blagojevic
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Mrs. Kennedy
Joseph Baker
Willow Avenue
Bern
Frank
Keeter Rex
Papa
Camille
Prolife
Laboring Sons
North Market Street
Third
Seventh Streets
Monocacy Village Park
Monocacy Village
Elsie E. Myers
MD. Bowte
Gravel Hill
P.E
St. Swithin
Blagnevic
Yugoslav Air Transport Co
Radis Belgrade
Tavand
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