City Plans Federal Aid For Urban Renewal In Frederick
City Engineer Robert A White announced a one week plan to submit a federal aid program to the FHA for urban renewal in Frederick. The plan, developed with Julian Tarrant and planners Ladislas Segoe Associates, aims at slum rehabilitation downtown, neighborhood renewal, and public works funding. It also outlines annexation south and east of the city, 50 new public housing units, code updates, and expanded downtown parking with citizen advisory involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whiteford
Frederick
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Julian Tarrant
Ladislas Segoe and Associates
Cizen
ISR
Reces
Max
Frederick High Studies to Welcome Two More Foreign Students
Frederick High School expands its foreign student program with two new students expected to arrive this summer. The American Field Service will announce details from New York, while Frederick High’s Student Council has raised 371 toward the 1400 needed for next year. Contributions from Robert Lanner and Nona Coulter led the drive, with other donors bringing the total closer to the goal.
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Frederick High School
American Field Service Office
New York
Frederick High
Robert Lanner
Nona Coulter
Oth
Ers
Students Council
AFS
Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick High Schol
Willem Baerts
Netherlands
Anne-Marie Menzel
Germany
Raquel Ugalde
Costa Rica
Liberty School To Be Improved With Summer Renovations
The Liberty Elementary School will receive summer renovations including acoustical ceiling tile, new library, improved hall finishes and a redesigned old section. A new driveway is the major item, requiring land purchase. total estimates run around 0.6 for the building and 15,000 for the driveway. The plan aims to align the building with county standards and address safety and accessibility concerns.
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Liberty
Board of Education
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Sawyer
James A. Senswenbaugh
Senith Depeeful
C. Gordon Smith
Mary Condon Hodgson
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Deating Man Is Arrested In Theft Case In Frederick
City Police charged a 2 year old man, Douglas E. Shirey of Fort Wayne, Ind., with petty larceny for stealing a radio from Cyrus Gambrill Jr on North Market street and using it as a down payment for a tape recorder pawned for 25 dollars. Shirey is jailed under 2200 bond at Frederick County Jail. He was arrested by Lt. Marshall Murray and Officer Ras Dietz on Market Street around 11:15 a.m. yesterday. Two men faced disorderly conduct charges after a fight at South and South Market streets around 4:45 a.m. today. Accused were Jerry Lee Beall and Clinton F. Nokes of South Market street. No injuries reported.
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Douglas E. Shirey
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Frederick County
Shirey
Cyrus Gambrill Jr
North Market Street
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Marshall, Murray
Ras Dietz
South
South Market Streets
Jerry Lee Beall
Mr. Airy
Clinton F. ‘Nokes
Graduates Honored At Maryland School for the Deaf
Robert F Panara urged self education and humane growth at the Maryland School for the Deaf commencement. Lloyd A Ambrosen presented diplomas as graduates including Paul Leroy Abbott Jr Scott Christopher Abbott Clara Marie Bright Sylvester Hamilton Butts Jr and others listened to talks on life and hands.
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Robert F. Panara
Gallaudet College
Maryland School For the Deaf
For the Deaf
Panara
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
School For the Deaf
Julia Moody
Thomas Whitten ,Jr
Maryland considers special panel for roads program
Maryland lawmakers weigh creating a special committee to help shape a multibillion dollar 20 year roads program. The State Roads Commission warned costs could reach six billion while critics urge clear funding plans and timely legislation next year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Commission
William S. James
D-Harford
Senate
Tawes
Two Seniors Kept From Graduating
Harry O. Smith principal of Singanore High School said two senior boys involved in vandalism did not graduate with the class at last night’s ceremony. He will confer with Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh before deciding if the teens graduate. No formal charges have been filed. State Police were called after faculty cars were damaged with eyes and cheese, with tires flattened.
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Harry O. Smith
Singanore High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Oxposition Day Promises Scout Talent And Parade
Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts stage Oxposition starting 10 a.m. from the National Guard Armory. parade along Bentz to Patrick and to the Fair Grounds for roast ox sandwiches. The program features Grand Entrance at 2:30 p.m. with dignitaries, then multiple acts, demonstrations, and a Mars invasion by Cub Scout Astronauts, followed by Thunderbird Dance and Explorer displays. Seven Cub packs, 14 scout troops and two explorer posts participate.
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Francis Scott Key
George Zeigler
National Guard
Bentz Street
Patrick
Fair Grounds
Zeisler
Charles McC. Mathias
John Dere
E. Paul Magaha
John Dudash
Don Mathers
Mars
Earth
Order of the Arrow
Capiital
Washington
Storms Forecast for Today With Evening Thunderstorms Possible
Afternoon highs near 88 with scattered storms forecast by the Weather Bureau. A west mountain storm yesterday moved across the county center, dropping .03 inch at the airport. Central city and south county saw heavy rain with localized outages and a few blown fuses in Braddock Heights Clifton Road and Urbana. Few damage reports to C&P and limited lines down on Marker Road. No Frederick City damage reported. Saturday outlook mirrors today with hot highs and humid conditions.
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Weather Bureau
South County
Potomac Edison
Braddock Heights
Clifton Road
Braddock
Urbana
Marker Road
C&p Telephone Company
Frederick City
Salvation Army to Distribute Clothes Today
Captain Thomas K. E. Woodcock of the local Salvation Army announced that clothing will be distributed from the main quarters on West Dunne Street. He said this will be the test distribution day and Maylene will assist in the effort.
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Salvation Army
Thomas KE. Woodcock
Salvation Armer
West Dune
South End Baptists To Start Church In Frederick
South End Baptists plan to break ground Sunday at 2 30 pm for a new church in Carrollton subdivision Frederick. Rev J O Evans Jr, Rev Robert F Woodward, Rev Mack H Wilder, Robert C Holley Jr, Alderman Richard L Shipley and architect Charles F Bowers lead the program. Building will be L shaped to allow department Sunday School and future growth with basement options under bid. Congregation met at South End Civic Association since August 1959. pastor is Rev J Thomas Shriner. If rain, service will be rescheduled.
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South End Baptists
South Frederick
J. O. Evans Jr
The
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
This City
Mack H. Wilder
Marriottsville
Blue Ridge Baptist Association
Robert C. Holley Jr
Frederick City
Richard L. Shipley
Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Church Architecture Department
Southern Baptist Convention
Brosius Development Corporation
Carrollton Subdivision
Carrollton Drive
Pearl Street
South End
Catholics Begin Official Mourning for Pope John MUT
Vatican announces official mourning for Pope John MUT as Catholic rites honor the late pontiff. The church declares a period of mourning while flags are lowered and ceremonies are planned at St. Peter’s Basilica.
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Vatican City
John Mut
St. Peter's
Kennedy to Meet Macmillan in late June talks
President Kennedy will meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for informal discussions during his late June Europe trip. They will confer in Sussex on June 29 after Kennedy’s Ireland visit and continue to Italy on June 30.
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The
West
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Europe
White House
Pierre Salinger
Macmillan
Ireland
Kennnedy
Italy
Kitty Hawk
Salinger
Polaris
Arrests After Race Riot Killings In Lexington North Carolina
Seven young African American youths were arrested on open charges following a race riot that left one white man dead and a newspaper photographer wounded. Police listed the arrestees and noted weapons found, while officials prepared to monitor the town of 18,000 in Piedmont North Carolina for further outbreaks.
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Lexington
N.C
Piedmont North Carolina
Charles Poole
Robert Neal Hairston
Sonny Calhoun
Larry Wayne Winston
William Chester Johnson
Joe Poole
Roosevelt Smith
Hairston
Winston
John ‘Sa
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Fred Link
Link
Winston-Salem
Richardson
Two Die In Cycle Car Wreck Near Hanover
Two people were killed in a cycle car crash on Route M6 outside Hanover, Pennsylvania. The victims were identified as Twan S Myers and Grove, with a passenger initially reported among the dead. The accident occurred as a Wrexcle and associated vehicles collided, prompting a contemporaneous investigation.
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Hanover
SAP
Aviad
Twan S Myers
Grove
Twan
Pbs
Thals
Sprig Grag
Ef Hatmer
FQ unclear: Homeless congressman backs special session for eighth district
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of names and phrases about a congressman, a political science professor, and calls for a special session to create an eighth district. It mentions locations like Calvert and St. Marys counties and references petitions and legislative action.
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Raltimgre
St Sud Comets
Acre
lArowades
Calvert Counties
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