Fire claims former Woodsboro lime company president
H W Barrick aged 72 and former president of the S W Barrick and Sons Lime Company Woodsboro dies after a Woodsboro home fire. His wife Marie is in Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition from shock and smoke inhalation. The fire began about 1230 am in the den and was contained with minor damage. Barrick is a WWI veteran and long time Woodsboro civic figure. Private funeral planned at Powell and Hartzler in Woodsboro with interment at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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S. W. Baris Lime Company
Tadas
James B. Thomas
Barrick
Samuel W. Barrick
S. W. Barrick and Sons Lime Company
Woodshoro
Woodsboro
Clara S. Barrick
Frederick
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Strayer Business College
Baltimore
Thurmont
Tiaim
Powel and Hartzler
Woodsburg
Tuntilpan
Damid al Haus
Mt. Hope Cemetery
South Mountain Crash Kills Dundalk Man Nine Hurt
A three car collision on U.S. 40 near South Mountain killed John Baros, 64, and injured nine others including Angela F. Gregg, 67, in critical condition. Police say rain and high speed contributed as Gregg lost control, sending vehicles into oncoming lanes and causing multiple injuries.
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U.S. 40
South Mountain
John Baros
Washington County
E. W. Ditto Jr
Angela F. Gregg
Baltimore
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Gregg
North Market Street School to House Frederick Community College
Frederick Community College trustees approve day classes and plan to renovate the North Market Street School as a temporary campus. Tolbert F. Sawyer estimates renovations at 10000 to 15600 dollars. Duval W. Swendner notes library limits and shared office space as factors in delaying full use.
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Frederick Community College
North Market Street
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Duval W. Swendner
Warren €. Smith
Frederick High School
Karl 5 S. Manwiller
Thomas Johnson High School
Sneadner
Smith
Manwiller
Thomas Johnson H Senool
Johnson Auditortia
N Smith
Ard
Eadner — Estimuator
Main
Sweadner
Best
Johnson urges lower silver content in U S coins
President Johnson asks Congress to reduce silver in new coinage while keeping the penny and nickel unchanged. Proposals include 40 percent silver in a new half dollar and non silver dimes and quarters with copper nickel cores to deter counterfeit slugs.
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Washington
John
Ohnson
Congress
Teens Hurt When Car Slams Into Bridge Rail
Two Frederick youths aged 15 and 16 were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a car driven by 22 year old John McCormick of Farrell Pa lost control on a slippery US 15 near Lime Kiln. The vehicle struck the Ballenger Creek Bridge railing and rested against the bridge after spinning. McCormick was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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U.S. 45
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lonny L. Jones
Water Street
John W Pencoin
Military Road
US. 15
Lime Kiln
John
McCormick
Farrell
Park
Edward W. Lennox
Ballenger Creek
Lennox
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Stanley K. Plank
Gettysburg
Th. C. Ronald Twigg
Full Probe Of State Insurance Office Set
ANNAPOLIS AP The Judiciary Committee of the Ley slave Council will conduct a full-scale investigation of the State Insurance Department. The department and its commissioner F Douglass Sears were frequent targets of criticism during the 1965 General Assembly session.
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Judiciary Committee
Leyslave Council
State Insurance Department
Department
F. Douglass Sears
General Assembly
Two Frederick County Restaurants Seek New Liquor Licenses
Two Frederick County restaurants have applied for liquor by the drink licenses under a liberalized state law. Hearings on the applications are set for June 24 in the liquor license commissioner’s office on West Church Street. Peter Pan Inn at Urbana owned by Richard B. Baumgartner and Fitzgerald’s Shamrock Motel and Restaurant near Thurmont owned by Donald F. Fitzgerald are the only applicants so far.
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Louis Myers
Urbana
Fitzgerald
Shamrock
Thurmont
West Church Street
Richard B. Baumgartner
Clearwater
Fla
Fitzgerald’s
Donald F. Fitzgerald
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Holiday Inn
Frederick
Myers
Negro Deputy Sheriff Slain In Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana a Black deputy sheriff was killed and his fellow officer wounded in a highway ambush near the racial hotspot. Deputy O Neal Moore died from a head wound Creed Rogers was wounded. A white suspect Ennis R McElveen 41 of Bogalusa was arrested in Mississippi and charged with murder.
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O'Neal Moore
Creed Rogers
Tylertown
Miss
J. C. Knippers
Walthall County
Ennis R. McElveen
Louisiana
Guild Votes To End Balto Paper Strike
Baltimore AP members of the American Newspaper Guild vote to return to work at the Baltimore Sun papers after a strike started April 17. They accept a management proposal with union security and wage terms to be arbitrated. management pledges no reprisals.
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American Newspaper Guild
Baltimore Sun
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Thurmont Council Sets Special Meeting on Pay Hike Budget
Thurmont Town Council will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the town office to study the fiscal budget and a pay raise for town employees. Mayor Roy W Lookingbill supports the employee pay raise as bids for curb water and sidewalk work will be accepted for one year and contracts awarded to a single firm. The Rolling Acres water sewer project contract of 4226 dollars was awarded to Russell Delauter for installing 200 feet of water mains and over 360 feet of sewer lines across seven lots. A form letter on dog complaints will be prepared by town attorney Charles U.
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Thurmont
Roy W. Lookingbill
Rolling Acres
Russell Delauter
Md.af
Roy W. Looking
Charles U
Gordon Smith Elected School Board President
The Frederick County School Board ended a month long deadlock by naming C. Gordon Smith president after an executive session. Mary G. Hodgson was chosen vice chairman. Hodgson withdrew as candidate for president to promote harmony. The vote followed multiple ties in May and earlier ballots.
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Frederick County
C. Gordon Smith
Mary G. Hodgson
Maryland
Gemini 4 Mission Sees Booster Stage In Orbit
Astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White tracked the spent second stage of the Titan 2 booster after launch from Cape Kennedy. McDivitt reported it looked great up there as Gemini 4 entered an orbit from 100 to 176 miles high. White planned a staged spacewalk to photograph and possibly touch the tumbling booster during the mission.
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Starbone
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Reacher
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Space Agency
Mexico
Georgia
McDivit
Hoy Held For Grand Jury Action In Manslaughter Case
Charles Edward Hoy was ordered held for grand jury action on a manslaughter charge in the death of George Bruce Barnes Jr. Hoy’s bail was set at 31500 by Magistrate Robert Kennedy. Police testimony stated Hoy fought Barnes at the Legion post, then stabbed him several times.
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Charles Edward Hoy
Grand Jury
George Bruce Barnes Jr
Bondon Hoy
Robert K. Kennedy
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Charles V. Main
Hoy
Barnes
Legion Post
Stock Market Rebounds In Vigorous New York Trading
The New York stock market rebounded with strong activity in early trading as investors buoyed by gains across several sectors. Major indices posted notable advances as buyers returned and sentiment turned positive.
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Bares
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Charles R. St. Clair Jr
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