Elks Meet In Frederick for 41st Tri-State Convention
About 300 delegates are expected for the 41st annual Tri-State Association of Elks convention in Frederick. A parade through downtown is planned, with a public service Sunday at Asbury Methodist Church featuring Atty Gen Thomas B Finan.
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Tri-State Association of Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Frederick
Thomas B. Finan
Asbury Methodist Church
West All Saints
E. Paul Magaha
Richardson
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge
June Smith
Baltimore County
Elks
Quinn A.mle
East Third Street
Edward P. Terrell
Madeline B. Fennell
Kent County School Board
Hope Hill Methodist Myf
Percy V. Williams
Maryland State Board of Education
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Window Breaks At Medi val Arts Pharmacy
Police report a Coke bottle shattered the plate glass front door of the Medi val Arts Pharmacy on Toll House avenue at about 12 30 a m today. No items were taken though narcotics have previously been stolen from the Pharmacy. Police continue to investigate.
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Medi_val Arts
Toll House Avenue
ZIP Codes For Area Post Offices In Frederick County
Frederick Postmaster James A Grove announces ZIP Codes for all offices served by the Frederick Sectional Center. codes include Frederick 21701 Hood College 21702 and dozens more from Adamstown to Williamsport with many towns paired to 217xx series. The national plan aims to speed mail by standardizing addresses and could cut delivery times.
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Frederick Sectional
Frederick
James A. Grove
Hood College Station
Grove
Frederick County
Hood College
Adamstown
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Burkittsville
Cullen
Doubs
Emmitsburg
Graceham
Tramsville
Jefferson
Knoxville
Ladiesburg
Lantz
LeGore
Libertytown
Middletown
Monrovia
Mt. Airy
Myersville
New Market
New Midway
Point of Rocks
Rocky Ridge
Sabillasville
Thurmont
Mr. Grove
United States
U.S. Post Office
Maryland
Big Pool
Big Spring
Boonsboro
Brownsville
Cascade
Cavetown
Chewsville
Clear Spring
Cooksville
Detour
Fair Play
Funkstown
Gaither
Gapland
Glenelg
Glenwood
Hagerstown
Northern
Hancock
Highfield
Keedysville
Keymar
Linwood
Lisbon
Little Orleans
Mauganeville
Middleburg
New Windsor
Rohrersville
Saint James
Sharpsburg
Smithsburg
Sykesville
Taneytown
Union Bridge
West Friendship
Williamsport
Woodbine
Negroes May March on Capitol Over Civil Rights
Police intelligence reports estimate up to 100000 Black protesters could march on Capitol Hill to demand civil rights legislation. Advocates and opponents express concern that violence might erupt and urge White House mediation toward a compromise as talks continue.
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Washington (Ac
Call Hill
White House
Playground Use Restricted During Park Concerts
Baker Park officials announce the playground off North Bentz Street is closed during band concerts at the bandshell. Police Chief Charles Main said a playground disturbance has distracted attendees and authorities are restricting access during events.
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Charles
Bentz Street
Baker Park
Basad
Bids Opened For Housing At Ft Ritchie
The U S Army Corps in Baltimore announced Security Company of Richmond VA as apparent low bidder to build 179 family housing units at Ft Ritchie with a bid of 3 752 990. Frederick Construction Co Inc was among six other bidders with 3 762 064. Work to start mid July and finish in about 18 months.
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U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Baltimore
Security Company
Richmond
Ft. Ritchie
Virginia
Frederick
Construction Company Inc
Mack Truck Workers Strike Over Vacation Deal
More than 80 first shift production workers at the Mack Truck plant in Hagerstown walked off at noon over vacation arrangements. Local 171 said all workers should have two weeks vacation, while the company offered paid leave from August 5 to 18 only to some and contingent on length of employment. About 10 percent remained on the job.
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Mack Truck
Hagerstown
U.A
Zantzinger Acquitted On First-Degree Murder Charge
A three judge court granted a defense motion for a directed verdict of acquittal for William D Zantzinger on first degree murder but denied motions on second degree murder and lesser charges in the death of Hattie Carroll. The state conceded lack of premeditation necessary for first degree murder.
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Hagerstown
William D. Zantzinger
D. K. McLaughlin
Washington County
Hattie Carroll
Frederick J. Green
Zantzinger
Maryland
Carroll
Baltimore
Paul VI Elected Pope Name Symbolizes Unity
In a conclave at the Sistine Chapel Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan was elected pope on the second day of ballots. He chose the name Paul VI to symbolize ecumenical unity and appeared on St Peter's balcony to bless the crowd, signaling the beginning of his papacy.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John XXIII
Paul
St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope John
Vatican
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
Campanone
Paul V
Raimondo Manaini
L'Osservatore Romano
Ham
Chad
Peters
Five Injured in Car Crash Near Myersville
Five men were hurt when their car overturned on Easterday road south of Wolfsville around 10:15 p.m. Three are in serious condition at Washington County Hospital. Ralph D. Palmer Jr. is in critical condition with skull fracture and internal injuries. John I. Palmer and Charles L. Kline are in fair condition with various injuries. Driver Junior Ralph Draper and Jerry M. Melzer were released after treatment. Trooper Forsythe suspects high speed.
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Wolfsville
Washington County Hospital
Ralph D. Palmer Jr
RFD
Myersville
John I. Palmer
Charles L. Kline
Draper
Easterday
Integrationists Plan To Expand Civil Rights Drive
Integrationists announce expansion of the campaign into Chester town Crisfield Pocomoke City and Denton on the Eastern Shore as Cambridge battles a public accommodations dispute. Governor Tawes aide mediates while the Easton council moves toward partial restaurant integration amid deadlock on a local ordinance.
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Cambridge
Chestertown
Crisfield
Pocomoke City
Denton
Easton
Dorchester County
National Guard
Edmund C. Mester
J. Millard Tawes
Civil Rights Bill Faces Senate Opposition
Washington AP reports Senate Democratic leaders struggle to mobilize support for President Kennedy's civil rights bill amid ongoing opposition from several southern and conservative lawmakers. The push aims to secure enough votes to advance the measure through the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Cuban exile Linares family finds faith and hope in migration
The Linares family sponsored by Cuban Baptists fled Havana to the United States after a one way flight to Miami. They left behind the father’s work and most belongings as Castro tightened control. Raul Linares, his wife, and their 5 year old daughter settled in Florida with support from First Baptist Church of Piles and local volunteers, maintaining optimism despite political upheaval.
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Linares
Havana
Miami
Tother
Cuba
Marta
Rales
Psridit Cryst
Tran
George A. Smathers
Rte
Doha
Grekeuman
Castro
United States
TH. Feu
Presta Crasety
Tarwety
Danares
Rus Tie
Heritage Week Events and Schedule Overview
Heritage Week presents a busy slate with talks at 2 pm in Frederick County featuring C Lease Raed and a demonstration titled Honk ed Russ by JW Howard at Steiner House 7 pm. A carillon concert is set for Sundays at 7 pm at Carin Concert bpm with a main birth of a Na Lice dedson Audet event at the venue.
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Las
Fredenck County
C. Lease Raed
Steer Hous
Howard
Steiner House
Carillon
Carin
Dedson Audet
Bond Counge
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Oe Fenquist Relief Center
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Porter Sane
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