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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1965

Page

10

Move To Curb Conflict In Highway Names

County Roads Board hears that only four comments were received on the proposed 36 road name changes in the county and approves various naming options. The meeting also rejected a request to repave a Black Rock Road section near the Washington line due to budget and traffic considerations. No action was taken on a dirt road paving at East Patuitch Street intersection. State aid and federal funds rules were explained to facilitate future county road projects.

County Roads Board Onl Souther Nottineham Black Rock Road Washington County Sagners ¢O East Patuich Ato State Roads Commission

False reports of LBJ heart scare shake market

Rumor that President Johnson suffered a heart attack rattled Wall Street prompting a sharp price drop before a quick recovery. News later said Johnson met Iowa businessmen and his physician declared him in perfect health.

New York Apo Wall Street Johnson Iowa

Market Rumors Shake York Exchange As Dow Slides

The York Stock Exchange notes rumors affecting the market and probes their source. Analysts discuss short selling and external influences on a Dow decline of about 60 points from its May peak, amid fears of higher rates and tighter credit following comments by Fed chair William McChesney Martin.

Wall Street Elston Grimm Walston Co William McChesney Martin Federal Reserve Board

Thirty Youngsters Advance In Spelling Bee

Washington AP Thirty youngsters moved into the final round of the 38th National Spelling Bee on Wednesday after spelling tough words like millesimal floc culent and diluvial. Forty were eliminated on day one as contestants faced slow pace and close questioning. Sixteen girls and four boys survive to compete for 85 700 in prizes with 1000 cash for first and a weekend trip to New York and the World's Fair plus a TV appearance.

Washington Kathleen Archdeacon Chester Nicky Harris Youngstown Ohio New Life William Kerek Cuyahoga Falls New York City

Mount Airy Lions Club Hosts 19th Annual Carnival

The Mount Airy Lions Club stages its 19th annual Carnival at Firemen's Park opening Monday and running to Saturday. Highlights include games rides and nightly dancing with Mt Airy High School Band Thursday and Baltimore vocalists Friday.

Mount Airy

Buckeystown Loafing Shed Lost To Fire

A lightning sparked fire yesterday partly destroyed a loafing shed near Buckeystown with four tons of hay and straw totaling eight thousand dollars. The nearby bank barn and 69 stanchions were spared. Fire crews from Carroll Manor Frederick and Upper Montgomery County fought the blaze about three hours.

Buckeystown A. Melvin Ringer Carroll Manor William Zimmerman US. 15 Independent Hose Company of Frederick Upper Montgomery County

Thurmont Legion Post Conducting Annual Carnival

The Edwin C. Creeger Jr. Post 168 American Legion in Thurmont holds its annual carnival this week on the carnival grounds with nightly entertainment through Saturday.

Thurmont Legion Post Edwin C. Creeger Jr American Legion Thurmont

Wreckage Found In West Virginia Plane Crash

The wreckage of a single engine plane was located on a hillside near a northern West Virginia community. A Colorado man died in the crash as a funeral home attendant reported details. A radio personality named Happy Johnny Zu Fall was noted and a Thurmont High School band concert was scheduled for Thursday night. The Carroll County Ramblers amusement rides and carnival events with food and games began Monday.

Johnny Zufall Frederick Thurmont High School Little Jimmy and the Rangers Carroll County Ramblers Monay Hundred W. Va West Virginia

Flight Crash Claims Aurora Man Robert Briggs

State Police said a Luscombe aircraft crashed on a tree covered slope about two miles north of town Monday night. The victim, Robert Briggs, 24, of Aurora, died at the scene. his body was found about 10 feet from the wreckage and the plane did not burn.

Robert Bot Briggs Aurora C. S. Neely Luscombe Here Neely Briggs

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