City Seeks Bids To Sell Municipal Light Plant
Frederick city officials again seek bids to sell the municipal light plant at East and East Church Streets. Sealed proposals are due by 3 p.m. August 18 in the city engineer’s office. bids will be opened and kept confidential. Prior bids were rejected. The property includes a masonry building of 30 by 60 feet, a 127 by 32 foot garage, an attached office, and storage shed, with transformers and meters to be relocated if needed.
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Frederick
East Church
East Street
East Church Street
Restaurant Seeks Liquor License in Frederick County
The Town and Country Restaurant on West Patrick Street seeks a liquor license under the new liberalized law. A hearing is set with the Mayor License Commission on West Church Street August 2 at 10 a.m. Peter Pan Inn Urbana and Fitzgeralds Shamrock Inn are the only other local licensees. Louis V. Myers notes no conflict with Amvets Club if operations stay separate. The law requires $20,000 real estate, $3,000 personal property, seating for 50, full meals twice daily, and annual audits showing food sales exceed alcohol sales.
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West Patrick Street
Frederick County
West Church Street
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Fitzgerald
Shamrock Inn
Heath Takes Lead In Tory Leadership Vote
London AP report says Edward Heath led on the first ballot for the Tory leadership, but did not secure the required margin. A second ballot was ordered for Thursday as the contest continues.
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Heath
London
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Fashions Put Down Skirts Say Frederick Shoppers
European designers push hemlines up but Frederick shoppers, men and women, resist. Local store managers see little impact on incoming merchandise though some anticipate shorter dresses. Quotes from Hirsch, Hansen, and other retailers reflect skepticism about thigh-high styles becoming common in Frederick.
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Rome
Florence
Paris
Frederick
Europe
A. L. Hirsch
Te Fashion
Robert Hansen
J. C. Penney
Miss Brown Crowned Mt Airy Fire Prevention Queen
Miss Kimberly Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Brown of Mt Airy was named 1965 66 Fire Prevention Queen at the Mt Airy Firemen Carnival She is a Singanore High School senior who enjoys folk singing and aims to be a medical technologist First runner up was Susan Boller and second runner up Terry Anne Sheets both Mt Airy High School seniors
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Kimberly Brown
Leroy Brown
Mt. Airy
Miss Brown
Singanore High School
Paula Mullinix
Sandra Linton
Maryland
Brown
Susan Boller
Clyde Boller
Boller
Mt. Airy High School
Terry Anne Sheets
John Sheets
Celebrezze Quits Post In Cabinet
President Johnson announces Anthony J. Celebrezze will resign as secretary of welfare to accept a federal judgeship at the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. John W. Gardner of Carnegie Corp. will be named to the Cabinet post, praised as knowledgeable on education.
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John W. Gardner
White House
Anthony Celebrezze
Center
Celebrezze
Gardner
Carnegie Corp
Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Welfare
Los Angeles
Carnegie Endowment For the Advancement of Teaching
Andrew Carnegie
Community Program Not Certified Delays Frederick Housing Funds
Frederick city officials must await federal aid for public housing as the Workable Program for Community Improvement expired at year end 1964. Recertification is needed for 1966. seven criteria include updated codes and ordinances, with Frederick in fairly good standing overall.
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Frederick
Robert A. Whiteford
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Whiteford
Governors clash over civil rights at national confab
The National Governors Conference voted down a move to revive resolutions making powers, keeping actions by unanimous consent. Southern governors opposed, Republicans supported. The issue highlighted party rifts over civil rights and Vietnam policy as Democrats and Republicans maneuver for future leadership.
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Minneapolis
Conference
GOP
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Congress
Johnson
John Connally
Texas
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Johnson Signs Cigarette Health Hazard Bill
President Johnson signs a health hazard warning bill requiring a conspicuous warning on each cigarette package. The measure, effective next year, was announced by White House press secretary Bill Moyers and passed without fanfare.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Fighter bomber raid hits North Viet Nam missile sites
Washington AP reports 16 Air Force F105s knocked out one antiaircraft site and damaged another in North Viet Nam. Three bomber pilots were shot down amid intense ground fire during a low level attack on two previously undiscovered SAM sites about 40 miles northwest of Hanoi. The attack follows a U.S. plane shot down three days earlier by missile fire.
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Washington
Air
North
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Hanoi
U.S
Youngdahl Named to National Crime Commission
The father of P David Youngdahl administrator of Frederick Memorial Hospital is among 18 named by President Johnson to the National Crime Commission. U S District Judge Luther Youngdahl of Washington will work on the commission headed by Attorney General Katzenbach. The panel will study crime nationwide and propose prevention methods.
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P. David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnson
National Crime Commission
U.S
Luther Youngdahl
Washington, D.C
Nicholas Katzenbach
Youngdahl
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Hennipen County
Stock Market Edges Higher in Early Trading
New York AP reports an irregularly higher trend in stocks in early trading as investors react to mixed economic data and corporate results. The session showed uneven advances with some major names fluctuating amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Not Happy Soldier Miscalculates Retirement To Viet Nam
Staff Sgt. Arthur H. Mann of Washington Street, a communications specialist, learns his retirement plan miscalculated and he is assigned to a year in Viet Nam north of Saigon. He will replace another soldier and will miss his family, cameras, and tomato garden during his absence.
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Viet Nam
Arthur H. Mann
Washington Street
East Coast
Saigon
Mann
Korea
Frederick
Manns
New York City
Brooklyn
New York
Leaders To Get First Hand Story
President Johnson plans talks with congressional leaders at the White House to discuss increasing U S involvement in Vietnam. Moyers described meetings with Democratic and Republican leaders and aides weighing manpower, equipment, reserves and draft calls alongside reports from Taylor and Westmoreland. The discussions touched on the possible downing of an American jet over North Vietnam and the governors' conference in Minneapolis.
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AUP
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Robert§ McNamara
Viet Nam
South
Moyers
Maxwell D Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Minneapolis
Bank Buys Downtown Fredericktown Building
The Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co purchased 38 40 N Market St known as the Williamson Building, home to Newberrys Store, for about 66000 dollars. The Williamson family owned it since 1879 and leased it to J J Newberry since Oct 1928. lease runs to Jan 31 1967. sale to Fredericktown Savings completes holdings to three adjoining buildings. Possession set for Sept 1.
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Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
N. Market St
Newberrys
Williamson
J. J. Newberry
Virginia Williamson McKay
Bernhard H. Wiliamson
Helen Page Williamson
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