Eleven Days Left for Candidate Filing Deadline
Staff writer notes only eleven days remain until the July 5 9 p.m. filing deadline for county offices and six candidates have filed. Thirty percent more local candidates have announced intentions to run with one withdrawal. Some state level races show partial filings in Annapolis and Frederick. Incumbent county officials up for re election include Treasurer Charlotte Yarrell Clerk Ellis Wachter Register Thomas Eichelberger and Orphans Court Judge Rev. with more details on Page 5.
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Annapolis
Board of Election Supervisors
Congress
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Frederick
Lawrence A. Dorsey
A. Irvin Renn
Charles E. Collins
Emmitsburg
J. Norman Flax
Lloyd Stup
Stup
Collins
Flax
Renn
Charlotte Y. Yarrell
Ellis C. Wachter
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Orphans Court
King Leads March in Mississippi
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged supporters at a Greenswood rally to join the Jackson end of the Mississippi march, thanking donors who gave $1 bills. He promised end-of-m march entertainment by Sinatra Brando Lancaster Peck Davis Jr. and James Brown, and urged voting and resolve amid Mississippi dangers.
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Uta Bena
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
Jackson
Greenswood
King
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Burt Lancaster
Sammy Davis Jr
Gregory Peck
James Brown
Hosa Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Viet Nam
Pis
Williams
Mrs. Dutrow Named Acting Director of Frederick CAS
Richard C. Dutrow of Narva Avenue Frederick is named acting director of the Frederick Children's Aid Society after the resignation of longtime executive secretary Mrs. William C. Roderick. Mrs G Plitt Von Eiff Jr Unionville is appointed acting County Probation Officer by Frederick County Circuit Court judges. Both appointments take effect July 1.
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Richard C. Dutrow
Narva Avenue
Frederick
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
CAS
William C. Roderick
G. Plitt von Eiff Jr
Unionville
Frederick County
Rhoderick
Dutrow
von Eiff
Children’s Aid Society
Roderick
Woodsboro
Childrens Aid Society
Baltimore
Endicott College
Beverly
Mass
Duvall Dutrow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Government Demolishes One Of Cabins At Seneca
Eight cabin owners along the C and D Canal in Seneca lose a five year fight as the federal government demolishes one cabin and others face removal. Some owners describe loss of belongings and lack of notice while courts declined to intervene. Residents recall long builds and family ties to the cabins as eviction proceeds.
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Seneca
Frederick Area
C and D Canal
Julian Delphey
Donald F. Grimes
Mount Airy
Kaltimore and Ohio Railroad
Delphey
Proxmire Criticizes Capitol West Front Renovation Plan
Senator William Proxmire denounces the proposed 34 million plan to replace the Capitol west front with a marble facade and extend the structure, saying it is an insult to Congress and a wasteful extravagance. The plan, approved by the Capitol Extension Commission, would add space for offices and services, with construction slated to begin in 18 months and take four years.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Capitol
McCormack
Dirksen
Appropriations Committees
West Front
Proxmire
Senate Appropriations
J. George Stewart
Stewart
American Institute of Architects
CORE Head Praises Baltimore Progress as Target City
CORE national director McKissick credits Baltimore for civil rights gains since being named the 1966 target city. He notes desegregation of high rise housing and taverns, says project has been very successful, and announces CORE's June 30 to July 4 convention in Baltimore with about 500 delegates.
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Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
New York
McKissick
Viet Troops Seal Off Buddhist Institute in Saigon
Vietnamese authorities sealed off the Buddhist Institute in Saigon after an antigovernment mob killed a policeman and wounded another. A 16 year old Buddhist girl self immolated in the institute yard, raising deaths from self immolations to ten since May. Air raids by American B52s marked the first anniversary of sustained strikes on Communist targets.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Baas
da Nang
Dao Thi Tuyet
Buddhist Institute
Phan Huw Trai
NASA to Intensify Remaining Gemini Plans
NASA maps intensified study of Gemini 10 11 and 12 to gain data for Apollo missions following Gemini 3 hurdles. Lovell Aldrin to fly Gemini 12 with Stafford Cernan as other crew discuss rendezvous failures and space walk challenges including suit and tether issues.
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NASA
Gemini
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
National Space Agency
Robert C. Seamans
Space Agency
Seamans
Lst
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Aldrin
Jack Lipps retires after 20 years as area service officer
Ernest Lipps known as Jack to Frederick residents retires as the Maryland Veterans Commission local service officer after 20 years in Frederick. He helped veterans obtain more than 3 million dollars in new benefits and plans to relax at home. He is a World War I veteran honored by General Pershing and has long service with American Legion and VFW posts.
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Jack’ Lipps
Area Veterans’ Commission
Ernest Lipps
Jack
Frederick
Maryland Veterans Commission
Commission
Armed Services
Health Department
George W
Annie E. Lipps
Rosenour's
Young Men's Shop
Bethlehem Fairfield
Veterans Commission
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of the Moose
Legion of the Moose
South Mountain
Fellowship of the Loyal Order of Moose
Black Jack" Pershing
Fom
The
American Veterans of World War II
Amvets
All Saints Episcopal Church
Carrie M. Kemp
North Market Street
Joan E. Adams
Pearl Street
Frederick's
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William Hopwood
Mrs. Dutrow
Little Lady of Music
Nelson Brooks
Page
U.S
Jack"’ Lipps
News-Post
XK Kakr
Bath
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