Sabillasville School Fund Request Refused Over Costs
Frederick County Commissioners rejected the Board of Education request for 677 657 to build the Sabillasville Elementary School. They favor a new Sabillasville school but seek cost cuts, noting Adams Town’s similar project at 641 010 with fewer classrooms and urging immediate action to reduce price.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Sabillasville
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Adamstown
Dorsey
Foxville
Thurmont
Horman
A. Irvin Renn
Teenagers Behave Well in Ocean City Weekend Visit
Thousands of Maryland and Virginia teens visited Ocean City over the weekend and behaved orderly. James Crosby of the Ocean City Information Bureau praised the crowd, noting many were quick to criticize youth behavior. Concessionaires on the board walk reported heavy business during the weekend.
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Ocean City, Md
Maryland
Virginia
James Crosby
Ocean City
Air Force launches Minuteman_ICBM on Pacific range
The Air Force reported a Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile launched from Vandenberg California at 5 40 am. Preliminary data show the missile on course for a preselected target more than 5000 miles away, marking the first in a series of launches.
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Vandenberg Air Force, Base
Calif
Air Force Today
Pacific Missile Range
Methodist Ministers Given New Assignments By Bishop
Four new Methodist ministers will conduct services at County churches this Sunday as they start new duties assigned by Bishop John Wesley Lord of the Baltimore Conference. Lyle Harper will serve Walkersville replacing Roby Eastridge who moves to Lexington Park. Eastridge had led Urbana for three years. Brook Hill at Yellow Springs shifts to a single station with William Pittman as pastor replacing Lyle Ashby who remains at Frederick. Kenneth Henderlight becomes Mount Pleasant Mount Zion pastor at Libertytown while Ashby joins Buckhannon First in West Virginia. Robert B Fisher will head Doubs charge including Doubs Forest Grove Jefferson and Pt of Rocks. William Harpold, formerly Urbana, is reassigned to Deer Park and Zion in Baltimore West District. A complete Maryland list is on page four.
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John Wesley Lord
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
Walkersville
Lyle
Harper
Poplar Springs
Roby Eastridge
Mr. Eastridge
Urbana
Lexington Park
Maryland
Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
William R. Pittman
Pittman
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Mr. Ashby
Frederick
Kenneth H. Henderlight
Mount Pleasant — Mt. Zion
Libertytown
Joseph R. Kidd
Henderlight
Johnson City
Tenn
Mr. Kidd
First Methodist Church
Buckhannon
W. Va
Doubs
Robert B Fisher
Greenbelt
Richard
Simms
Mr. Fisher
Forest Grove
Jefferson
Pt. of Rocks
Lord
Wiliam C. Harpold
Deer Park
Zion
Baltimore West
Simmering Heat Wave Persists in Frederick County
Frederick County endures a heat wave with temperatures near 90 degrees and little relief expected. Showers over the weekend offered brief breaks but increased humidity, with scattered showers forecast this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Overnight lows near 71 degrees, with minimal cooling anticipated tonight.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
French Troops Leave Algeria as Final Units Depart
In Algiers four ships sailed out with the last French troops on general duty in Algeria. About 10,000 French soldiers stay on garrison duty at Mers el Kebir and at bases in the Algerian Sahara.
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Algiers
Algeria
Mers el Kebir
Algerian Sahara
U S Signs Wheat Aid Pact for South Korea
The United States agreed to supply 175000 tons of wheat to South Korea to help ease a food shortage. The agreement was announced in Seoul and marks a new aid commitment amid regional tensions.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Raze FSK Hotel Annex For Parking Area
The four story annex of the Francis Scott Key Hotel will be torn down to create a hotel parking area. The old section will be razed on West Patrick street adjacent to the main property, affecting Orrison's stand and Kline's Candy Shop. Orrison's will relocate nearby. Kline's seeks a downtown site. Razing hoped to begin in August.
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Francis Scott Key
West Patrick Street
Hotel Board
Robert W. Russell
Orrison’s
Kline’s
Candy Shop
Orrison
Maryland Democrats Gather in Baltimore for Convention Battle
State Democrats convene in Baltimore with a contest for convention chair amid factional splits from the May senatorial primary. Leaders aim for unity as Gov Tawes allies back Marvin Mandel while Tydings supporters push Alfred Scanlon, a Bethesda lawyer, for the post.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George F. Abrecht
Samuel W. Barrick
James P. Mause
Austin C. Powell
Maurice J. Schreyer
Edward D. Storm
M. Austin Young
Harmony
Daniel B. Brewster
Sen. Brewster
Gov
Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
U.S. Senate
Marvin Mandel
House of Delegates
Joseph D. Tydings
Goldstein
Alfred L. Scanlon
Bethesda
Scanlon
Montgomery County
Tydings
Motors Spark Market Rally Stirs New York Trading
In New York today the major automobile stocks drove a market advance in moderately active trading. The Big Three motors led gains ranging from fractional points to over one point, offsetting a few small declines.
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New York
Big Three
Clearing Out 20 Year Fill Dredging Of Carroll Creek
City engineers start dredging Carroll Creek to restore its width at College Avenue bridge to its original span from 20 years ago. Dewey Jordanplne conducts work as annual dredging plans ongoing at West College Terrace and dam area.
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Carroll Creek
College Avenue
Robert A. Whiteford
West College Terrace
Dewey Idordanpllne
Robbery hits Elks Club on West Second Street
More than 1,000 dollars in cash was stolen from two safes behind the bar at the Elks Club. Entry was gained through a kitchen window. Police, led by Chief Charles V. Main, issued alerts as the Sunday morning discovery by Exalted Ruler George Remsberg noted the safes were jammed open.
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Elks Club
West Second Street
Charles V. Main
George Remsberg
Main
Viet Cong Increasing Activity Signals Possible Break in War
Saigon reports a surge in Viet Cong activity with 217 operations last week up from 151, while government losses rose to 172 killed or captured versus 92 previously. Viet Cong losses fell from 233 to 185 as government offensives increased, though wounded tolls were not disclosed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ministry of Defense
Talks Resume In Food Strike After Impasse
Negotiations resume in the Central Maryland and Eastern Shore food strike that has shuttered about 225 stores for over eight weeks. Federal mediator Robert H. Moore reported an impasse during a prior week long recess and has not spoken with either side during the latest pause.
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Washington
Maryland
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Moore
Scholarship Granted to Frederick Nurse Leader for Public Health Study
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association awards Nellie M. Smith a scholarship for a six week Institute on Advancements In Modern Health in cooperation with the U S Public Health Service and the University of Maryland. The program offers six academic credits toward a Master’s in Public Health Nursing.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Nellie M. Smith
Frederick County
United States Public Health Service
University of Maryland
Miss Smith
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
University of Pennsylvania
Mt. St. Agnes College
Halbert L. Dunn
World Health Organization
National Office of Vital Statistics
P.H.S
Forest E. Conner
American Association of School Administrators
N.E.4
Perry Lambird
US 8. Public Health Service
Lodge Denies Plans to Resign Vietnam Post
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected a Washington report that he will resign within 30 days. He called the claim totally untrue and said no letter of resignation had been received by President Johnson. Lodge, the New Hampshire Republican, leads delegates tied to his 1964 presidential bid as Scranton enters the race.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Lodge
New York Times
White House
Johnson
Columbia BroadcastingSystem
American Broadcasting Ico
ABC
Charles P. Arnot
United States
New Hampshire
State Policemen Shot And Wounded Near Turnpike Stop
Two state policemen were shot and wounded when three Milwaukee, Wisconsin men were stopped for a radar check on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The suspects were captured after a large manhunt with bloodhounds and helicopters. two other officers were briefly held at a tree. The three, Gerald L. Larson, 18, Howard E Langnes, 24, and James Eugene Szulczewski, 21, face charges of assault with intent to kill and other counts.
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Ephrata
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Milwaukee
Wis
E. Wilson Purdy
Gerald L. Larson
Howard E Langnes
James Eugene Szulczewski
High Court Ruling on Maryland Apportionment
Chief Justice Earl Warren declared that Maryland’s two houses are not constitutionally apportioned on a population basis even after 1962 reapportionment. He warned history and tradition cannot justify the deviations from population-based representation.
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Washington
Maryland
Earl Warren
House of Delegates
Warren
Supreme Court orders wholesale revamp of state legislatures
The Supreme Court rules seats in both state houses must be apportioned by population. The decision jolts states with uneven representation and shifts power toward city and suburban residents. Lawsuits proceed in Alabama New York Maryland Virginia and New Jersey with potential far reaching changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
David Friedland
State Supreme Court
Alabama
New York State
Maryland
House of Delegates
Virginia General Assembly
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William W. Scranton
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