County May Borrow For School
County commissioners propose borrowing 640000 from the state to finance Sabillasville Elementary School. A top level meeting with state officials discussed funding as the Governor Thomas Johnson High School would absorb most of a 6 million bond issue. The Board of Education sought 677657 but was rejected due to cost and lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabillasville
Thomas Johnson
Board of Education
John L. Carnachan Jr
John Tritt
Russell Z. Herman
Adamstown
Carnochan
Carnachan
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Governor Thomas Johnson
Harford County
Juvenile Admits Taking Wheels Tires
State Police report a 17 year old Frederick Kay confessed to stealing two wheels and tires from a 1960 Volkswagen on Edgewood Church road June 6. He was arrested June 8 and turned over to juvenile authorities after neighbor Julian Harris identified the tires at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kay
Tec
William L. Newcomer
Edgewood Church Road
George D. Bragaw Jr
RFD
Frederick
Bragaw
Julian Harris
Ti. Newcomer
Jack L. Forsythe
Forsythe
Harris
Changes in World Bring Shifts in Roles of Men and Women
Mrs. Theodore Wedel, assistant general secretary of the National Council of Churches, addressed about 300 attendees at Hood College as the Episcopal Province of Washington conference ran Sunday through Saturday. She said society undergoes great social change, some troubling religious people, but God is leading Christians toward new paths. The talk noted global interdependence and the impact of scientific advances and automation on employment, prompting a rethink of gender roles and more cooperation between men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Province of Washington
Hood College
Theodore C. Wedel
National Council of Churches
Wedel
Mrs. Wedel
God
Counties and City Share Big State Income Tax Distributions
Frederick County received 421746.81 and Frederick City 88765.87 from state income tax for the year ending June 30. Major county distribution 355283.72 and city 76488.99. Amounts reflect 1963 returns with leftover 1962 balances. County totals include 298400.24 to County Commissioners and 123346.57 to municipalities. Largest county recipient Montgomery 5526893.45, with 4996192.23 to County Council and 530701.45 to 22 municipalities. Comptroller Goldstein notes this is the largest ever state income tax distribution, surpassing last year by 4117619.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick City
Montgomery
Howard County
Carroll County
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Myersville
New Market
Rosemont
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Louis L. Goldstein
Fire probes underway at Gaithersburg power plant
An origin investigation is underway by the U S Bureau of Standards into a Monday fire at the Gaithersburg installation near Washington. Fire crews battled the two hour blaze starting about 2 am damaging electrical equipment and knocking out air conditioning in the power plant area with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Gaithersburg
Bureau
A. V. Gentilini
Public Information Office
Washington
Gaithersburg Fire Company
Gentilini
Says GOP Race Still Wide Open
Gov. Romney says the Republican presidential race remains open after William Scranton enters the race. He notes Scranton changes the race and concedes Goldwater might have led the nomination if Scranton had not run.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Romney
Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Rain Relief and Power Outages Hit Frederick County
Rain brought relief to farmers and disrupted utility workers across Frederick County. 54 telephone lines and an underground Market Street cable were damaged. most outages were cleared by Monday night and service was to be restored today. Major trouble spots included Boyds, Adamstown, Middletown, Myersville and Thurmont. The rain measured 0.23 inches, with last night adding 0.05 inches. June total stood at 0.811 inches. Temperatures cooled after days near 90.
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Frederick County
Electric and Telephone Company
Walkersville
Market Street
Church
Second Street
Potomac Edison Company
Boyds
Adamstown
Middlestown
Myersville
Thurmont
Minnesota 4 H Youths To Visit Maryland Exchange
Frederick County hosts three Minnesota 4 H youths Ramona Hamre 17 Lynda Schleif 16 and Tom Ward 17 during the Maryland Minnesota 4 H Exchange Program They arrive Sunday welcomed by Miss Holly Akre extension agent 4 H and Youth Local host families unnamed Carroll County Montgomery County also host three Minnesota 4 Hers Carol Gens Janice Nelson Jean Will 28 17 18 and Mary Cain 17 Pat Hibbard 20 John Miest 17 arrive Sunday at National 4 H Center Chevy Chase Frederick County previously hosted Minnesota 4 H delegation last year.
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Frederick County
Minnesota
Ramona Hamre
Lynda Schleif
Tom Ward
Carroll
Montgomery Counties
Carroll County
Barbara Gens
Janice Nelson
Jean Will
Montgomery County
Mary Cain
Pat Hibbard
John Miest
Chevy Chase
Is This You Sixteen Years Of Voter Portrait Study
Ann Arbor dispatch reviews 16 years of interviews by the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan. The piece profiles the American voter, noting party loyalty patterns, issue indecision, and the strong role of personal allegiance in shaping political perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Ann Arbor, Mich
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Angus Campbell
SRC
Barge Crash Destroys Causeway Pier and Bus Plunges Into Lake Pontchartrain
New Orleans an explosion of crash on the World’s longest bridge as two gravel and dredge barges collide knocking down about 200 feet of the line. A Trailways bus plunges into Lake Pontchartrain killing six passengers. Rescue divers recover bodies as Coast Guard pilots pull survivors from the water. Bus driver Ernest Vaughl of Jackson Miss and others survive as authorities assess fatalities and a 10 day bridge reopening.
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New Orleans
Trailways
Lake Pontchartrain
Coast Guard
Ernest Vaugh l of
Jackson
Miss
Rebel Jr
Baton Rouge
Man Given Life Sentence For Strangulation Slaying
Bruno Dominick Perrone, 48, was sentenced to life in prison for the first degree murder of 26 year old Arline Bentley. She was killed Oct 4 in a motel on U S 1. Perrone, who spent 20 years in a DC training school starting at 13, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. a state psychiatrist testified he was not insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Bruno Dominick Perrone
James Macgill
Matthew Evans
Perrone
Arline Bentley
U.S. 1
District of Columbia
Oscar G. Prado
Scranton Rallies Midwest Delegates in Bid for GOP Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton urged conservative vigor as he courted Kansas delegates for the San Francisco convention. He warned Democrats could attack the GOP if conservatives lose their voice, and emphasized a sane conservative alternative. Scranton spoke after a Des Moines welcome and planned a Kansas stop to gain Midwest support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Kansas
Scranton
San Francisco
Iowa
Des Moines
Barry Goldwater
Scranton Gains Iowa Delegate At Breakfast
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton learned over breakfast in Des Moines that he has won at least one additional Iowa delegate, strengthening his bid in the national convention race. The AP report notes the early morning development as Scranton solidifies support among Iowa voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Rockefeller Calls Key Men
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller called a meeting of his campaign leaders from across the country to discuss his withdrawal from the Republican presidential nomination race in favor of Governor William W Scranton of Pennsylvania. He announced he would not release delegates yet due to legal pledges and technical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Civil Rights Hurdles Weigh On Senate Action
Southern senators blocked quick action on civil rights amendments as discussions continued. Senator Hubert Humphrey predicted a good chance of finishing voting by tonight if southern opponents did not push many amendments. Senate leaders aimed to send the bill to President Johnson before July 2, with hopes of completion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
House
Johnson
Russell
Niigata Earthquake Devastates Port City in Japan
An intense tremor struck Niigata and nearby areas, causing millions in damage and a rising death toll. Fire, ruined bridges, destroyed water and power services, and widespread property loss were reported as oil tanks burned and transportation disrupted.
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Niigata
Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Yokohama
Honshu
Murakami
Mizuhara
Mitsuke
Toyosaka
Sea of Japan
Soviet Union
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Nagle
Rockefeller
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