Maryland Hospital Loan Test Could Delay Frederick Expansion
The Maryland Hospital Commission said a taxpayer suit testing the legality of a $50 million state loan program to church related hospitals could delay $3 million plans at Frederick Memorial Hospital until fall 1966. Administrator P. David Youngdahl said work can proceed, with private financing options and a July 8 drive to raise $158,000.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Hospital Commission
P. David Youngdahl
Youngdad
General Assembly
Commission
Senate Passes Assateague Park Bill
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill to preserve Assateague Island as a national seashore park off the Maryland Virginia coast. The measure passed without debate and now goes to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Assateague Island
Maryland
Virginia
House
Goldwater To Lead New Political Group
Barry Goldwater announced the formation of the Free Society Association and said he will be honorary chairman. He stated he opposes any third party effort and will resist its formation with all his strength.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Arizona
Stock Market Pauses After Two Day Rise In New York
The New York stock market paused after two days of advance as trading slackened and the irregular higher pattern struggled to hold early gains amid mixed activity.
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New York
Spaceflight Medal Recipients Praised by President Johnson
Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White II received Exceptional Service medals at the White House ceremony. Johnson praised their walk in space as closing the gap with the Soviet Union and boosting hopes for peaceful international space cooperation. Charles Mathews also received the NASA award for program leadership.
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Washington
White House
President Johnson
Johnson
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
United States
Soviet Union
White
Train Rams Car At Monocacy Village
A foreign car collided with a train after attempting to cross tracks at Monocacy Village entrance shortly after 12 30 p m no injuries reported though the car suffered considerable damage details were not available at press time
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Monocacy Village
East Second Street Rebuild Underway In City Plan
East Second Street between Chapel Alley and East Street will close for at least four weeks for reconstruction. City engineer Robert A Whiteford says the project costs about ten thousand dollars and includes removal of old pavement and relocation of water sewer and utility lines.
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East Second Street
Chapel Alley
East Street
Robert A Whiteford
Whiteford
Routine Business on City Agenda
Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen meet with only routine items expected. Mayor E Paul Magaha said he knew of no matters of importance to be presented this evening.
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Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
E Paul Magaha
Battle 50 Miles From Hanoi in Air Duel
Two U S Navy Phantom jets shot down two Communist MIG17 fighters in flames fifty miles south of Hanoi in a 29 second dogfight. Cmdr Louis C Page and Lt E D Batson Jr. led the attack as Phantoms escorted bombers near Thanh Hoa. One enemy pilot parachuted. two MIGs escaped.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Thanh Hoa
Cmdr
Louis C. Page
San Diego
Calif
E.g
E. D. Batson Jr
Buffalo
N.Y
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Firemen Parade Draws Thousands in Adamstown
A crowd of about 5,000 braved cold rain to watch the sixth annual Carroll Manor Fire Company carnival parade in Adamstown. Middletown’s fire company won best appearing Frederick County award. Hyattstown was top outside Frederick.
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Carroll Manor Fire Company
Adamstown
Middletown
Frederick County Fire Company
Hyattstown Fire Company
Frederick County
Damascus
Purcellville
United of Frederick
Independent of Frederick
Montgomery
Poolesville
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry Company
Brunswick
Paul L. Heffner
H.C. Summers Co
Doubs Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mitzie
Carla Jean Biser
Butler - Warner
Leslie Thompson
Montgomery County
Elwood O'Hara
Maryland
Thomas Slater
John A
Happy Johnny’ Zufell
Roger G Plummer
Shriver Pickett
John Matthews
Congress Moves Fast on Excise Tax Cuts This Week
Conferees reach a compromise to trim 4.6 billion dollars annually in excise taxes on autos matches and more. If approved, the bill could reach President Johnson and sign into law by Friday, with reductions taking effect Saturday.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Chamber
Johnson
Byron Named Again To Jail Study Group
Goodloe E. Byron has been reappointed to the State Legislative Council's eight member subcommittee on prison administration. The panel will meet in about five weeks to study state use industries in prisons including laundry work canning and furniture making for other prisons. The group previously toured 23 county jails and helped pass the minimum jail standards bill.
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Goodloe
Byron
State Legislative Council
Chaplain Stanford to deploy to Vietnam from Fort Detrick
Captain James A. Stanford of Fort Detrick will fly from Dulles Airport on June 26 to Saigon, Vietnam, for a 13 month tour with the U S Military Advisory Group. He will travel widely visiting troops and will learn Vietnamese phrases at an Arlington orientation. He describes volunteering and a sense of privilege in serving, and reflects on leaving a stimulating Fort Detrick assignment and his family.
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Stanford
Voluntee Fort Detrick
Here
Vietnam
James A. Stanford
Fort Detrick
Dulles
West Coast
Saigon
South Vietnam
Chaplain Stanford
U.S
Stanfords
Military Assistance Institute
Arlington
Denver Flood Rips Through City and Suburbs
The worst flood in over 30 years hit Denver and nearby communities causing millions in damage and hundreds of homeless. A 69 year old man drowned after evacuation. South Platte River waters swamped railroad yards and prompted evacuations, with power outages leveling downtown.
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Denver
Public Service Co
South Platte
Palmer Lake
Here
The
Valley Country Club
South Platte River
17Th Street
Union Pacific
Colorado Highway Patrol
Waterton
Prairie
Paratrooper Killed In Dominica Involving U S Forces
In Santo Domingo the Dominican Republic, an American paratrooper died and seven soldiers were wounded amid nine hours of sporadic clashes with Dominican rebels. Brazilian, Honduran, and American units fought around the international security zone with a cease-fire arranged by a Brazilian officer, as gunfire continued into the night.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inter- American Peace Force
Frank Ramirez
Domingo Rodriguez
International Security
Americas
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