Frederick May Lose Delegates
Frederick County faces potential loss of two or three House seats after court ordered reapportionment. Delegates criticize the Supreme Court ruling on Senate representation as ludicrous and foresee a January special session to redraw districts. They warn against voting patterns that ignore state resources and fear broader political consequences for Frederick.
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Arthur D
Postal Post
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
State Senate
Southern Council
The
Council of State Governments
Charles Collins
Collins
Senate
United States
Maryland
County
Montgomery
Clifton Virts
Virts
Wirts
John Derr
Derr
Baltimore City
Two injuries from area accidents leave victims in fair condition
Frederick man Lewis Stanley Shultz aged 47 and a Thurmont youth were reported in satisfactory condition after two Sunday morning crashes. Shultz’s 1958 sedan hit a tree on Redwood Avenue. his forehead and knee were lacerated. A 24 year old Thurmont resident was hospitalized with minor injuries after a bridge collision on Annandale Road in Emmitsburg involving vehicles driven by Richard Clabaugh and William Ott.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Lewis Stanley Shultz
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Fire Company
Redwood Avenue
Pearl Avenue
T. F. Littleton
D. L. Travis
Schultz Auto
Annandale Road
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Visiting youth tour stops at Odd Fellows Home in Frederick
A group of 40 high school visitors from Washington British Columbia Alberta and Alaska toured the Odd Fellows Home for the Aged in Frederick. Among the youths Penny Kahler from Fairbanks and Mary Channing from Juneau chat with resident Molly Harrington as E Earl Hearn of Baltimore observes. The visit is part of the 15th Anniversary United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth, sponsored by the International Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. About 1,200 youths participate yearly.
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Washington
British Columbia
Alberta
Alaska
Odd Fellows Home For
Penny Kahler
Fairbanks
Mary Channing
Juneau
Molly Harrington
E. Earl Hearn
Baltimore
Home Board
J. Ralfe Castleman
Odd Fellows
Frederick
United Nations
International Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
U.S
Canada
Burkittsville Fair Sets Attendance and Funds Records
Authorities report the Burkittsville Town Fair drew several thousand attendees over multiple nights and raised funds for the Burkittsville Ruritan Club. General chair Austin Huffer led the 10th annual event with Mark Summers overseeing food and booth operations. The Middletown High School Band and majorettes closed the fair with performances. Harmony Concert Band also contributed.
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Burkittsville
Tte
George Metzer
Richard Zimmerman
Broad Run
Smith
Austin Zech‘er
Claude Ahalt
Middletown
Harmony
Fire Department Answers Two Weekend Calls
The Junior Fire Department and the United Fire Department spent 90 minutes yesterday morning putting out a brush fire on West 11 Street behind the shopping center. Earlier, United Fire Department checked a stuck relay in a furnace at 110 West Patrick. no damage was reported.
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United Fire Department
West 11
West Patrick
Opening Night Notes With Friday and Johnny Herman
Friday featured prominently alongside Johnny Herman who performed organ music during the opening night. The excerpt notes his background role on the organ as part of the evening’s program.
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Johnny Herman
Thursay
Reimbursement Ruling Affects New Blue Shield Subscribers
Towson Md Circuit Judge Raine Jr rules new Blue Shield subscribers are entitled to reimbursements for chiropodist services, while those with pre ruling contracts are not. The suit by two subscribers and two chiropodists argued the 1963 legislature amendment required payments. Clarence E Elderkin longtime Consolidated Engineer Co board member dies at 79 in Baltimore.
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Towson, Md
Blue Shield
John E. Raine Jr
Baltimore County
Raine
Baltimore
Clarence E. Elderkin
Consolidated Engineer Co. Inc
Clarence E. Sr
Helen E. Skinner
Court Defines Limits of Civil Rights Act
A federal three judge court upheld Congress power to regulate hotels and motels under the Civil Rights Act and outlined that Section 201 covers lodging houses with more than five rooms. It also allowed injunctions against the Pickrick Restaurant and Heart of Atlanta Motel while urging appeals to the Supreme Court. The decision left open whether restaurants fall under the act on a case by case basis.
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Atlanta, Ga
Congress
Pickrick
Atlanta
Heart of Atlanta
Supreme Court
Atty
Robert G. Kennedy
Federal Claims Court
Pieckrick Restaurant
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Justice Department
Court Upholds Interstate Commerce Reach on Restaurant Segregation
In a five to two ruling, the Fifth Circuit confirms the Civil Rights Act applies to a Mississippi restaurant the Pickrick, finding substantial interstate commerce links in its food purchases and traveler clientele. Judge Hooper concurs partially, arguing broader proof needed to cover all eateries.
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Hooper
Scouts To Hold Campfire Program In Da Mascus
Scout Troop 445 of Da Mascus sponsors an August 8 camp fire at 8 p.m. on American Legion Post grounds. The program Strengthening America's Heritage reviews key historical events to reinforce American government ideas. Scoutmaster Milford K Kellogg notes a later Williamsburg Va camping trip this August. Troop 445 has 30 boys with patrol leaders Bobby Fry Paul Kellogg Mark Proett Gordon Hansen.
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Boy Scout
Damascus
America
American Legion Post
Milford K. Kellogg
Williamsburg
Bobby Fry
Paul Kellogg
Mark Proett
Gordon Hansen
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United States Atomic Energy Commission
Harmon Field
Clabaugh
Gettysburg Hospital
Ott
Francis D. Dyer
Westminster
New Design Road
Tpr
R. C. Lewis
Dyer
Fire Department
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dazidt
Ee Modern School of Practical Nursing
Frederick, Md
Rae
Pearre's
South Market St
Mars Opticians
West Second St. MO
Bayech & Lamb Sino Vlara
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Lewis R. Morgan
Frank A. Hooper
Wahl Automatic Heating, Inc
Monocacy Shopping Center
Sheroken
E. Church St
Ship’n Shore
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