New Owner of Park Theatre Anxious To Aid Restoration
Edward W. Rose of Montgomery County bought Braddock Park last month and pledges collaboration to revive the Park Theatre to its former prominence. He plans to preserve architecture while renovating the theatre and other park facilities including converting the roller rink to a restaurant and the carousel building to an art gallery and antique shop. Rose notes plans depend on securing propositions and time, with restoration of the theatre requiring substantial work. The 52.8 acre Braddock Mountain park was sold for over 100000 dollars by Ollie and Kitty Rosenberry, longtime managers and concession operators.
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Johnson plans reveal bigger Vietnam war push says AP
Washington AP analyst James Marlow reports this week may reveal plans to send thousands more U.S. troops to Vietnam, heightening the danger of a larger war. Senate leader Mike Mansfield cautions it could last five to ten years while McNamara notes deteriorating conditions and increased Viet Cong activity. The article traces U.S. involvement from French aid to direct involvement.
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Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Births reported July 22 to 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital include Ray Vernon Jr. son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Adkins of Middletown. James Carter son to Mr. and Mrs. Jon Harlan Giardina of Braddock Heights. Leah Kay daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. Tucker of Knoxville. William Allan son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haines of Frederick. Lauralea Elizabeth daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ofutt Jr. of Frederick. Keith son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Forney Sr. of Mary Street. Elizabeth Jayne daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Wood of Middletown. Corinne Elise daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cavalier of Brunswick. Ryan Lee son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dawgon of Brunswick. Additional line reads James L. Tay-
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Walter K. Forney Sr
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Clyde H. Wood
Elizabeth Jayne
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Braddock
Charles A. Cavalier
Brunswick
Corinne Elise
Robert E. Dawgon
Ryan Lee
James L. Tay
Soviet American meet to draw 65 000 crowds in Kiev
Soviet sports officials expect sellout crowds of sixty five thousand for the Soviet American peek meet to be held Saturday and Sunday in Kiev The U S team is due to arrive soon in the Ukrainian capital 475 miles southwest of Moscow The Soviet team practiced Monday in Kiev
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English bicycle traveler visits Frederick on US tour
English cyclist Mrs. Anne Wade Thompson, 50 plus, left June 6 from New Castle on Thames aboard the Castel Felice for a five month tour of the United States. She passed through Frederick on Friday at 1 p.m. visited the Monocacy monument and praised Americans while recalling wartime service under Eisenhower.
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Three Seek Leadership of British Tories
London AP reports three Conservative MPs nominated for party leadership and possible prime minister. Edward Heath, Reginald Maudling, and Enoch Powell vie on the first ballot, with Maudling considered the favorite and Powell backed by younger members. Heath opposed Britain’s entry to the Common Market amid de Gaulle veto.
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Truck Accident Kills Balto. Man
Baltimore AP reports Eli Nealy 20 of Pikesville a garbage truck worker was killed Monday after slipping from the side of a truck then tumbling between its rear wheels and chassis in Woodlawn a Baltimore suburb.
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Poverty Students Held in City Jobs at Coppin State
In Baltimore Coppin State College students were placed in municipal offices under the city anti poverty program rather than tutoring. Officials said 13 positions as counselors were available but six weeks limited time and a need to finish training reduced placements. Students earn $1.75 an hour funded by an $8,400 federal grant.
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Russia To Test Rockets In Pacific Waters
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will test new carrier rockets for space launches in the Pacific from July 28 to October 15. A restricted zone 40 nautical miles wide is centered at 37 39 N 173 25 E, closed daily from 12 noon to 8 pm, with warnings to keep sea and air routes clear.
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Johnson’s Johnson Spark Reds Pennant Bid at Third Base
Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler moves Deron Johnson to regular third base this season. Johnson leads the NL with 75 RBIs and hits .279 with 19 doubles, 6 triples, 16 homers. Reds move within one game of the Dodgers as Perez and Coleman share third base duties. In batting race, Clemente tops NL with .341, Mays drops to fifth at .321. Aaron up to .328, Mantilla at .316 with 22 homers and 67 RBIs.
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Do It Yourself Art Fad Hits Ocean City Md
Do it yourself art becomes the latest trend at Ocean City Maryland resorts. Vendors along the boardwalk report rising interest as visitors create their own pieces. The activity reflects a growing hobby trend with local shops offering supplies and demonstrations.
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Boardwalk Offers Vacationers Creative Painting Opportunity
A boardside attraction invites visitors to create original abstract art under the open sky. Participants choose colors and brush sizes to craft personal canvases, with guidance from staff and a sample palette. The activity aims to boost summer mood and local engagement along the seaside promenade.
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