Frederick Memorial Hospital Bumps Bed Rates by Four Dollars
The Joint Board of Frederick Memorial Hospital voted a four dollar daily increase for all bed rates to fund a July first pay raise. The 2.37 million dollar budget for the new fiscal year includes 207000 for salaries, 287000 higher than the current year, with semi private rooms now 26 or 27 dollars daily.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. David Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Hospital Council of
Maryland
Frederick Memorial
142 Yanks Killed Last Week In Viet
Saigon reports American combat deaths rose to the year’s second-highest level as 142 U S soldiers were killed last week with 741 wounded and one missing or captured, amid battles in the central highlands against a North Vietnamese regiment. Total U S deaths since January 1 reach 1,956 with 3,804 since 1961. Allied casualties include 1,240 Communist dead and 166 captured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U. S
Miss Mary Smith to retire after 44 years in Maryland schools
Parkway Elementary principal Miss Mary E. M. Smith will retire this month after 44 years in the elementary system. A lifelong Frederick County resident, she began as a teaching principal at Hampton Elementary near Urbana, later leading Parkway and teaching multiple grades. Her plans include traveling, a Mediterranean cruise, and continued service to causes she supports.
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Mary Smith
Parkway Elementary School
Parkway
Margie Solomon Waif
Mary E. M. Smith
Hampton Elementary School
Urcana
Hampton
Laurel
Urbana Elementary School
Miss Smith
Mediterranean
Europe
Scandinavian
Spain
Portugal
Morocco
Frederick County
Gurls High
Frederick
Board of Education
Towson State Normal School
Towson State College
Alvey D Young Fair Board President Dies
Alvey D Young 71 longtime leader of the Frederick County Agricultural Society died this morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore He served as president of the Board of Managers since August 1963 filling the unexpired term of the late John L Shaw and was elected to the post that October He had also led the Society in 1946 and 1947 The Society runs the Great Frederick Fair Continued on Page 5
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Alvey Doub Young
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
West Third Street
John L. Shaw
Frederick
Ex-Detrick Doctor Earns Noted Humane Work in Vietnam
Captain Duane G. Beard, former Fort Detrick assistant post surgeon, is highlighted by Pacific Stars and Stripes for humane service at a Vietnam hospital. He arrives to see ragged, malnourished children, war wounded civilians, overcrowded wards, and a staff sharing space with a Vietnamese doctor and nurses under U.S. aid funding.
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Fort Detrick
Army
Viet Nam
Duane G. Beard
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Stines
Doctor Beard
Beard
Ky Struggles Deepens Buddhist Curfew in Saigon Hue
In Saigon Premier Ky imposes a 9 pm curfew and deploys paratroops to Hue to crush Buddhist protests. In a separate action 30 U.S. Marines defend a hillside position 323 miles northeast of Saigon, repelling a Viet Cong force after a five hour engagement with reinforcements and air support.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
U.S
Stock Market Edges Lower In Early Trading
New York stock averages moved indecisively in active trading as early trading showed small declines. The market remained unsettled with modest losses and no clear direction as investors weighed near term signals.
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New York
Frederick County Sanitation Top Priority Candidate Collins Says
Delegate Charles E. Collins files as a candidate for county commissioner calling sanitation the paramount county issue. He argues state road sleeve provisions save money and urges full time administration by the next commissioners to meet countywide sanitary facility needs.
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Charles E. Collins
Frederick
Collins
State Roads Commission
Byron Named To Planning Study Group
Del. Goodloe E. Byron of Frederick has been appointed by Gov. Tawes to a special commission to study Maryland planning and zoning laws. The panel, created by a joint resolution, will review the 40-year-old enabling legislation and propose updates to the Legislative Council. Byron, longtime planning advocate, previously served as attorney for the Frederick County Planning Commission and has sponsored substantial planning measures.
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del. Goodloe E. Byron
Dfrederick
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Byron
Commission
Frederick County Planning Commission
Official Canvass Of City Vote To Be Completed Today
The Frederick City Board of Election Supervisors will finish the official count this afternoon, sealing unofficial tallies. The final results are not expected to change, with Shipley leading Warfield by 70 in the alderman race and Derr acclaimed mayor by over 1,800 in unofficial totals. Incumbents Bowlus and Bartgis and newcomers Rice and Rice reportedly win alderman seats.
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Frederick City
John Warfield
Shipley
Warfield
John A. Derr
Louis Eichelberger
Austin Angleberger
Emmett R. Bowlus
William H.~ Bartgis
Glenmore Rice
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Lame Duck Session For Frederick City Board
The Frederick Board of Aldermen, in a lame duck session, meets tonight for routine business ahead of the new board’s installation. Outgoing Mayor E Paul Magaha says no major actions are planned. The two remaining sessions run through July 7. The newly elected mayor and aldermen will be sworn in at 10 a.m. July 14 in City Hall.
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City of
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
City Hall
Titan Rocket Sends Eight Satellites Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP eight satellites including seven for military messages linked Washington to Saigon and other strategic plants in a Titan 3 launch. The 12 story booster placed seven communicators into 104 to 115 mile orbits, then into 103 mile circular orbit per Air Force correction.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
Saigon
Defense Department
Air Force
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Retirement of Frederick County’s “Mother” Mrs Roderick Ends 39 Years
Mrs William C Roderick will retire July 1 as executive secretary of the Frederick Chil dren's Aid Society and County Probation Officer after 39 years with CAS and 29 years as an accredited social worker. She has guided over 5000 local children and is famed as the Mother of Frederick County. A CAS board meeting in Winchester Hall announced her plans and a June 20 honoring reception will be held at her Woodsboro home.
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William C. Roderick
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Juvenile Court
Frederick County
Roderick
CAS
Winchester Hall
CAS Board of Managers
Woodsboro
National Association of Social Workers
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Mansfield urges direct US China talks on Viet Nam peace
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield proposed a face-to-face meeting between Secretary of State Rusk and Red China’s Chen Yi to pursue a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam. He warned the war could become a US China conflict like Korea and urged high level dialogue, possibly including Southeast Asian nations.
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New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red China
Chen Yi
Senate
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
China
United States
Geneva
Clean-Up Of Slums Pledged By Frederick Mayor-Elect Derr
Mayor-Elect John A. Derr pledged action on downtown off street parking blighted areas and orderly growth to lift Frederick's economy. He will be sworn July 14 after a victory over A Irvin Renn and aims to create a Parking Authority using federal loan funds for small cities.
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John A. Derr
Frederick City
Frederick
Derr
A. Irvin Renn
E. Paul Magaha
GOP
William Bartgis
Donald B. Rice
Wall Street
Baltimore
Mayor-Elect John Derr’s Father Heart Attack Sinks News
John C. Derr, 84, father of the newly elected mayor John A. Derr, suffered a seizure while monitoring results of the city race Tuesday night. He’s at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a heart condition and will be moved to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore when space opens. He was active in the Republican Party and served on the Frederick County Board of Education.
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John C. Derr
Monrovia
John A. Derr
Derr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Frederick County
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