Frederick candidates debate parking authority power
John A. Derr argues against granting condemnation power to a proposed city parking authority and favors an off street version with condemnation kept by elected officials. A. Irvin Renn supports examining parking commission suggestions while endorsing downtown redevelopment. Other candidates weigh the importance of condemnation, legislative approval, and removing the merchant inventory tax as part of the discussion.
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John A. Derr
Frederick
Cty
Derr
Downtown
Renn
Francis Scott Key
Board of Aldermen
Edward McGuiness
Merchants
McGuiness
Donald B. Rice
Richard L. Ship
Lev
Courcy
Frederick City
Richard L. Slapley
Peerens
J Rolfe Castleman
Eugene Szklarz
A Irvin Renn
Two Injured In Head-On Crash On Freeway
Two local residents sustained injuries in a head on collision on U S 15 near Motter Avenue. Ralph A Folden 22 of West Ninth Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with possible internal injuries fractures and forehead lacerations. Julia Braden of Park Avenue Brunswick was treated for body lacerations abrasions and contusions and released. The crash occurred about 945 am today and no state police details were available at press time.
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U.S 15
Motter Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph A. Folden
West Ninth Street
Julia Braden
Park Avenue
Brunswick
Congressmen Visit Here Head Start and Deaf School Aid Discussed
A two hour inspection of the Maryland School for the Deaf by an ad hoc Congressional committee led by Hugh Carey reviewed Head Start potential and federal aid for psychiatric care and clinical facilities. Carlton R. Sickles praised the school and outlined plans for volunteer county headquarters and a running mate for state comptroller Meredith Boyce.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Hugh Carey
New York
U.S Rep
Carlton R. Sickles
Sickles
Sargent Shriver
National Poverty Administrator
School For the Deaf
Congressman Carey
School
Lloyd Ambrosen
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Frederick
Meredith Boyce
City Hall Gets Face-Lifting
The second floor of Frederick City Hall is undergoing renovations including lowering ceilings replacing doors and repainting City officials say the changes will spruce up offices and harmonize the floor with the building interior The floor houses the mayor executive secretary city attorney and the parking meter department.
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Frederick City Hall
E. Paul Magaha
Bear chases Waynesville mayor. he climbs tree
A 300 pound bear roamed Waynesville on Monday chasing Mayor Henry Clayton. The mayor escaped by climbing a tree as deputies pursued the bear toward Eagle Nest Mountain with little chance of catching it.
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Waynesville
N.C
Henry Clayton
Eagle Nest Mountain
Civil suit awards $146,000 against Frederick County
A Washington County jury awarded $146,000 to Janet Dorcus and her two children, survivors of Michael Dorcus, who died in a Woodsboro crash when a Frederick County Roads Dept truck collided with his pickup on Dorcus Road. The June 1965 accident was blamed on Dorcus by police.
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Washington County
Frederick
Janet Rae Dorcus
Woodsboro
Frederick County Roads Department
Dorcus Road
Michael D. Dorcus
Samuel W. Barrick
W. Hamilton Whiteford
Baltimore
Due, Whiteford, Taylor, and Preston
Norman Broadwater
Hagerstown
Frederick Community College awards 27 associate degrees
Twenty seven candidates received Associate in Arts degrees at Frederick Community College’s Eighth Annual Commencement held at North Market Elementary School. Iran embassy official A M Shapurian addressed graduates on world understanding as a path to unity beyond color or creed amid war and tension.
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Frederick Community College
North Market Frederick
Imperial Embassy of
Iran
A.M. Shapurian
Shapurian
Thief Loots Soft Drink Machines In City
City police seek a thief who broke into four soft drink machines last night stealing about 30 in change from three service stations and the Boys Club parking lot on East Saint Street. Victims include Hahn's Court and Patrick streets Null's Patrick and Bentz Shafer's South and South Market streets. No suspects have been found.
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East Af
Saints Street
Hahn's
Court
Pattrick
Patrick
Bentz
Shafer
South
South Market
Buddhists Defy Ky Regime Amid Hue Troop Movements
In South Viet Nam Buddhist militants shown defiance as Premier Ky excludes chief critics from the junta. Troops move toward Hue while Thich Tri Quang orders followers to let them pass by removing street altars. U S forces clash with Viet Cong in central highlands and Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Thich Tr. Quang
da Nang
Tri Quang
Central Highlands
U.S
101St Airborne Division
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
South
Viet Nam
Teamsters Rebellion Shapes Up
Washington AP reports a major Teamsters revolt against Hoffa’s plan to name a caretaker if he goes to prison Harold Gibbons Hoffa’s aide leads the challenge against Frank Fitzsimmons Hoffa’s chosen successor A well informed union source says Gibbons will run and Hoffa reportedly did not know of the decision
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Washington
Teamsters Union Today
James R Hoffa
Harold Gibbons
Hoffa
Frank Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Gibbons
Fitzsimmons
Hurricane Alma kills 73 Hondurans
Hurricane Alma struck western Honduras killing 73 people in San Rafael as it moved toward western Cuba. At 6 am EDT the center lay about 275 miles south southwest of Havana and 500 miles southwest of Miami with 90 mph winds and heavy rains. Cuba declared a state of emergency in Pinar del Rio Havana Matanzas and Las Villas as Alma threatened the Isle of Pines and extreme southern Florida remained at risk though slow movement reduced immediate danger.
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Miami
Fila
Alma
Cuba
Honduran Weather Service
San Rafael
Honduras
Havana
Miami Weather Bureau
Cuban Weather Bureau
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Las Villas
Isle of Pines
Florida
Raymond Kraft
Man Charged In Airport Burglary
A former Frederick Airport employee, Richard R Fogle, 25, was charged with grand larceny for a $600 burglary at the airport filing cabinet. He posted $200 bond and a preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Magistrate's Court. Detectives say half the money was recovered and the theft occurred early Sunday. no forced entry was found.
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Frederick
Richard R Fogle
RFD
Paul W. Mossburg
Fogle
Meredith vows return after Mississippi shooting
Memphian civil rights figure James H Meredith said he will return to Mississippi and march on Jackson to aid voter registration, describing strong support from Hernando residents who lined the streets to greet him. He spoke through attorney A W Willis while recovering from shotgun wounds.
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Memphis. Tenn
James H Meredith
Mississippi
Jackson
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Meredith
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Hernando
Miss
A.W. Willis
Memphis
Willis
Stock Market Opens Down in Light New York Trading
The New York stock market extended losses in light early trading as investors reacted to overall weakness. The decline appears broad with U.S. indexes softening across major sectors and volume remaining thin.
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New York
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