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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1966

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Frederick's Public Safety Budget Hides a Fire Protection Bargain

Frederick's 1966 67 budget shows a $485 504 public safety tab including subsidized fire protection. Four volunteer fire companies receive $136 742, while the police budget totals $246 520 for salaries plus $10 000 for the chief and $18 463 for guards. Meter revenue appears to fund the general fund with $55 009 estimated from meters but only $13 817 in expenses, and $16 000 in police fines covers parking. The arrangement keeps a paid department unnecessary, with full time truck and driver salaries totaling $76 760 and the city boasting low fire insurance rates due to its high rated protection.

Frederick Charles V. Main Main Independent Hase Junior Fire Company United Steam Citizens Truck

Cigarettes Stolen From Emmitsburg Home

State police seek a thief who broke into the Emmitsburg residence of Mary A. Flaherty between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday and stole four packs of cigarettes worth 1.20. The window screen was cut and the house ransacked. no suspects yet.

Emmitsburg Mary A. Flaherty

Traffic Jam on U S 15 Near Point of Rocks

Truck jackknifed on U S 15 near Point of Rocks blocking both lanes for over three hours. State Police were alerted at 8:54 am and traffic resumed by 12:15 pm after crates of machinery spilled from the bed and a crane cleared the road. Officer Tpr. R E Cook provided the investigation but could not be reached for further details.

U.S. 15 Point of Rocks Tpr R. E. Cook

Baltimore rally draws 800 in city park amid race tensions

Baltimore AP reports 800 people attended Connie Lynch led rally in a city park. Police protected the speaker and a youth amid name calling and racial slurs. Four CORE members shielded by officers. mayor McKeldin denounces the events but allows continued meetings in the park. Police expect another rally tonight after Monday's crowd of 500.

Baltimore Connie Lynch Congress of Racial Equality Theodore R. McKeldin National States Rights Party

Food Prices Rise Hit Local Grocers Report

Local grocers say prices for milk butter eggs vegetables and bread are rising with drought driving costs. An independent Frederick grocer notes eggs up ten cents or more and lettuce 20 to 30 cents a head. Nationwide trends show bakery price hikes and higher flour labor and packaging costs.

Associated Press Frederick Sol H. Renik New York

Tawes Rejects Blue Ribbon Probe Into SRC Land Deals

Governor Tawes rules out appointing a blue ribbon panel to investigate land dealings between the State Roads Commission and public officials. He expresses confidence in SRC Chairman John B. Funk and says a five week records check will publicly expose any substantial land transactions, though he doubts widespread findings. The probe followed reports tying Del. W. Dale Ross and Secretary Lloyd Simpkins to land purchases for highway improvements.

Tawes SRC Annapolis State Roads Commission John B. Funk E. Clinton Bamberger Sickles Funk Bamberger Nso del. W. Dale Ross D-Harford Lloyd L. Simpkins

Stock market steady in early New York trading

New York stock prices edged higher as markets resume a cautious recovery in moderate early trading. Investors monitored influential names while sentiment remained tentative amid mixed signals from key sectors.

New York

Campaign Costs Listed City GOP Spends Wins More State

Frederick city Republicans outspent Democrats by over two and a half times in this year’s city election. GOP expenditures aided winning three alderman seats and the mayor’s chair, with John A. Derr the top spender and winner. He spent 887 dollars, largely on a Republican Committee contribution, while Democrat A Irvin Renn spent 240 dollars and gave 500 to the city Democratic Committee.

Frederick City GOP Circuit Court John A. Derr Derr Mrs Olive B. Derr Republican Executive Committee A. Irvin Renn Elgie M. Renn Renn City Democratic Committee Jloyd M. Fogle Democratic Committee Martin Seldeen Silver Spring Seldeen J. Otis King Frederick King Farm Joel Kline Eileen Kline Montgomery County Fogle Republican

Record 826 Viet flights by pilots in South Viet Nam

US and Vietnamese pilots mounted a record 826 combat sorties in South Viet Nam on Wednesday, with 542 strikes by U S forces and 284 by Vietnamese air units. Casualties rose as Viet Cong intensified hit and run attacks amid ongoing operations Hastings near the northern border.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Panhandle U.S Leathernecks U.S. Air Force Navy Marine

Rain arrives in Frederick County as drought relief hopes rise

Rain began in a light drizzle near 9 a.m. and could push July's total rainfall above normal. Mayor Derr noted the rainfall won't save the Fishing Creek watershed from closing unless soaking rain continues. Highs reach 88 to 96, with low 70s expected tonight, and July precipitation stands at 2.66 inches, below the 2.94 inch normal.

Frederick County Frederick City Fishing Creek John A. Derr

State Denies Frederick County Emergency Aid Request

The State Drought Disaster Committee rejected Frederick County's bid for federal emergency aid saying the claim lacked supporting statistics. Chairman James M. Voss cited high farm feed inventories at about 77 percent of normal as the main reason. Local leaders called the decision very disappointing and said they would reapply.

Frederick County Annapolis James M. Voss Denton Threeman Voss Frederick Harold Free Free Edward F. Holter Middletown The Farmers Home

City Sells Water By Truckload In Summer Drive

Frederick City ships water to tank truck operators for use by pool owners nurserymen and others outside the city. Treasurer Eichelberger questions supplying water to county residents while water supervisor Davis says tanks feed county needs. Price is 10 dollars per 12000 gallons and 150000 gallons may be sold this month.

Frederick City Louis E. Eichelberger Frederick County Eichelberger William J. Davis Davis

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