Mathias Reconfirms Run For 6th District Seat
Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr. announces candidacy for Congress from the Sixth District ending speculation about a bid in the Eighth District which now includes Montgomery County. He speaks at a joint meeting of the Republican State Central Committee and emphasizes serving Allegany, Garrett, Washington, Frederick, Carroll, Baltimore and Howard counties, while preserving ties with Montgomery County through ongoing collaboration.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R. Md
Mathias
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Republican State Central Committee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Frederick
Carroll County
Baltimore
Howard Counties
United Church Meeting Attracts 300 Delegates in June
The Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ will hold its second annual meeting at Hood College from June 8 to 10. Delegates from Delaware, D.C., Maryland, New Jersey, and parts of Virginia and West Virginia, including lay members and clergy, are expected to attend.
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Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ
Hoods College
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
Central Atlantic Conference
Five State
Home Church of Christ
United
Farewell To North Market Street School History Told
Teachers bid farewell at the final faculty meeting of North Market Street School after 27 years of service under Mrs. Stanley C Staley. The 1840s established school will close to elementary pupils this year and host Frederick Community College temporarily. Trustees named in 1839 and land purchases in 1841 are noted along with Civil War ties and the 1878 building history.
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North Market Street
Ruth Staley
Stanley C. Staley
Frederick Community College
Maryland General Assembly
Wilson Koli
John MacPherson
Board of Educaton
Lutheran Church
Gemini 9 Aims for Three Day Rendezvous With Satellite
Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Titan 2 to chase a target satellite. The mission, following lunar surface scenes, aims for a 75,000 mile pursuit over four hours, with a space walk planned to test manned rendezvous techniques and thermal protection for the satellite.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
U.S
Stafford
Surveyor
Titan
Atlantic Ocean
Eugene Kranz
Earth
Moon
Edward H. White II
Cernan
Titans
White Room
Complex 19
Burglary Case Begins In Court
The trial of Ed mond L. Kitts Jerry Wayne Kitts and Jerry J Gravely for a February burglary of Peoples Drug Store in the Frederick Shopping Center opens in Circuit Court. Charges include grand larceny receiving stolen goods and destruction of property. Witness Charles E Spangler testifies item by item identifying goods by price tag handwriting. State’s Attorney Robert S Rothenhoefer prosecutes with defense attorneys Edwin F Nikirk and Ralph L Gastley.
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Peoples Drug
Frederick
Edmond L. Kitts
Jerry Wayne Kitts
Jerry J. Gravely
Laytonsville
Washington D.C
James H. Pugh
Montgomery County
Charles E. Spangler
Spangler
Nancy Gordon
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Edwin F. Nikirk
the Kitts
Ralph L. Gastiey
Gravely
Hodgson Denies Opposing Harmony Grove School Warehouse
Mrs. Mary Condon Hodgson, president of Frederick County Board of Education, denied opposing a Harmony Grove school warehouse. She cited the board's need for space and said the board voted Wednesday to proceed with plans for the warehouse.
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Mary Condon Hodgson
Frederick County
City Studies Parking Bans At High Schools
Frederick City Aldermen plan a study of limited parking near Gov Thomas Johnson High School and consider similar limits near Frederick High School. The street committee added nine blocks to the original plan, totaling 21 blocks under review, with surveys urged to ease local property owners' concerns.
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Frederick City
Thomas Johnson
Frederick High School
Charles W. Main
Maj. Main
West 14Th ‘Street
Motter Avenue
North Market Street
East 16Th Street
Market Street
East Street
Peters Lane
Frederick Avenue
Major Main
Motter
West 14Th Street
East 15Th Street
East 14Th Street
Emmett R. Bowlus
Paul Magaha
Frederick High
Peking Mayor Target of Red Purge
Peking’s mayor Peng Chen, a top CCP member, was reportedly stripped of his party post amid a broad purge of dissidents. Peking radio announced Li Hsueh-feng as first secretary of the Peking central committee, succeeding Peng after associates faced charges of antiparty antisocialist activities.
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Tokyo
Peng Chen
Peking
Chinese Communist Party
Peking Radio
Li Hsueh-feng
Woman Hurt As Driverless Cars Collide
Two driverless cars collided in a private Ladiesburg parking lot injuring Grace H. Schaefer. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for leg injuries after a car rolled over her as she attempted to exit. No charges were filed.
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Ladiesburg
Grace H. Schaefer
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B. J. Kim
Blue Ridge Summit
Schaefer
Kim
Court Rules Grants To Hood College Constitutional
Maryland Court of Appeals rules three church affiliated colleges grants invalid while Hood College is upheld as constitutional. Decision hinges on whether Hood is sectarian in a legal sense and affects public aid to church schools nationwide. Atty Gen Finan plans appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Hood College Legal
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
High
Hood College
Frederick
Notre Dame
St. Joseph College
Hood
United Church of Christ
O. Bowie Duckett
Anne Arundel County
Buddhist Nun Dies Of Burns In Da Nang Courtyard
In Da Nang a 26 year old Buddhist nun Thich Na Dieu Dinh self immolated in the pagoda courtyard. It marks the sixth such act of self sacrifice this week amid anti government Buddhist unrest despite pleas from leaders to cease. The nun left a letter accusing President Johnson of oppressing Vietnamese Buddhists. The act underscored extremist opposition to a truce reached by Buddhist moderates with Ky's regime. The moderates faced a setback when Tam Chau leader of the Buddhist Institute resigned, complicating negotiations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Thich Na Dieu Dinh
Johnson
Viet Nam
Stock Market Seen in Uneven Early Trading
New York, AP reports the stock market pursued an uneven course in moderate trading early today as investors weighed mixed economic signals and corporate results. The session showed loftier gains for some tech names while industrials lagged, with traders cautious ahead of data releases.
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New York
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