Postmaster Seeks Help for Zip Code Mail Clog at Frederick
Postmaster James A. Grove says Frederick's post office is overloaded by zip coded mail now serving 68 offices. Sorting of second and third class mail shifts from Baltimore and Washington has increased daily sacks to be processed, with more work anticipated when Washington ends its sorting. Plans to expand work area and move routes to College Estates substation aim to relieve congestion.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
Grove
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Washington
Hagers
Willis T. Kump
Postal Clerks’ Union
Seial
1 Grove
College Estates
South Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
Thunder Showers Top Frederick With Heavy Rain
Nearly an inch of rain drenched Frederick and nearby towns as thunder showers moved through Tuesday into today. The weather station logged .43 inch by 6 p m Tuesday and .53 inch by 6 a m today. A power substation strike knocked out electricity in parts of Frederick Middle Town and Braddock for about an hour. Winds up to 26 mph blew branches and knocked down TV antennas, but no major damage reported. Highs reached the upper 80s with Tuesday’s 87 and a 64 low.
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Frederick
Middletown
Braddock
East Street
Potomac Edison Co
Fort Detrick offers 27 jobs for underprivileged youth
Fort Detrick launches a summer work and training campaign for economically and educationally disadvantaged youth aged 16 to 21 in Frederick. Mrs. Lavelle C. Hays and Miss Mayetta Hershberger announce screening next week as part of a nationwide Johnson directive to provide extra summer trainees.
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Lavelle C. Hays
Fort Detrick
Mayetta Hershberger
State Department of Employment Security Office
Lyndon B. Johnson
Frederick
Johnson
City Officials To Attend Water Parley
Frederick officials plan to attend the 38th annual convention of the Maryland Delaware Water Pollution Control Association at Ocean City. City engineer Robert Whiteford will speak on What Flows In Sewers, outlining problems from new chemicals in industrial wastes and detergents and the impact of home waste grinders on municipal sewage systems.
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Frederick
Maryland-Delaware Water Pollution Control Association
William J. Davis
Robert A. Whiteford
Ocean City
Commander Hotel
Whiteford
Frederick sewer study group bars press again
The Frederick City-County Water-Sewer Study Committee again barred a Frederick News-Post reporter from attending last night. Chairman Roger Willard cited a directive from the County Commissioners to report to them, keeping deliberations private. Several members supported the decision while others favored open meetings, with one noting the full report would be released to the press later. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Winchester Hall.
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Frederick News- Post
Frederick City - County Water - Sewer Study Committee
Roger Willard
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
County Sanitation Commission
E. Paul Magaha
Lawrence A. Dorsey
A. Irvin Renn
Board of Commissioners
Russell Z. Herman
Dorsey
Joseph D. Baker
Jarboe Grove
Jacob Ramsburg
Francis Cook
Herbert Snyder
Claude Barrick
Winchester Hall
Last Day At Sea For Space Twins
Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White began their final day at sea aboard the Wasp. They undergo technical debriefings after four days in space, recall their key moments, and face upcoming parades and honors in Houston, Chicago, Ann Arbor, and Jackson. White, a San Antonio native, has parents in St Petersburg. McDivitt hails from Jackson, Michigan.
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WASP
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
White
McDivitt
Houston
Tex
President Johnson
Texas
Chicago
University of Michigan At
Anon Arbor
University
Jackson, Mich
San Antonio
Air Force
St. Petersburg
Fla
Space Center
Frederick Chamber backs sewer water development west of Frederick
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce endorses sanitary sewer and water facilities west of Frederick City. It urges city and county governments to act promptly to install services in industrial zones to attract new industry, and supports a $25,000 landfill program. The board offers to assist planning and zoning with site acquisition for sanitary landfills across Frederick County.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Frederick
Frederick City
Chamber Board
Frederick County
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Frederic County
Americans Land At Cam Ranh Bay Base Site
About 2,500 U.S. Army engineers landed at Cam Ranh Bay to build an airfield port and supply center as part of joint U.S. South Vietnamese efforts. The project aims to link harbor to highway and railroad and strengthen central and northern Viet Nam operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Viet Nam
Gia Ray
Frederick Memorial Hospital adds a Y shaped wing
The low bid for the hospital addition came in at 3.51 million dollars, about 0.5 million above expectations. Bids from John Tester and Sons and Victor R. Beauchamp Associates ranged up to 3.91 million. The project, funded in part by a Hill Burton grant of 661,283.98 and a 1960 community drive, will add 83 beds and connect to the Baker Wing, with completion targeted for December 5, 1966.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Construction Company Inc
Tal
James R. Edmunds
Baltimore
John Tester and Sons, Inc
Clinton
Victor R
Beauchamp Associates
Washington
P. David Youngdahl
Hospital Board of Directors
Baker
Frederick High School graduates 468 in largest class
Frederick High School awarded diplomas to 468 seniors in the largest graduating class to date. Dr. John L. Carnochan noted it as a commencement and praised student talks by Hod and Schroeder on independence, honesty, and responsibility.
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Frederick High School
John L. Carnochan
William Stephen Hood
Williams&. Hood
Frederick
Hood
Schroder
Carnachan
Dr. Carochan
77 Year Old Naturo Pathic Healer Sentenced Three Years
A 77 year old self styled naturopathic healer from Takoma Park Md was sentenced to three years by a federal judge on quack medical treatment charges. He mailed salves liquids and tablets as cancer cures to ill people and advised an experimental blood test method. The judge will review the maximum sentence after 90 days with a study report.
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Baltimore
David Aitchison
Takoma Park
Aitchison
California
Edward S. Northrop
Vietnamese Premier Faces Crisis and Military Mediation
Premier Phan Huy Quat said the government cannot resolve the political crisis and asked the army to mediate between the government and opposition groups including Roman Catholics. He claimed generals back a strong civilian government, avoiding a return to direct military rule, while Quat and President Phan Khac Suu feud over cabinet changes fueling Catholic demonstrations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Early Activity In NY
New York shares received tentative buying support in early trading, but overall activity remained moderately active as prices showed mixed moves across sectors. Investors weighed early gains against shifting sentiment and headlines from the market.
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New York
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