Heat wave grips Frederick and Carroll counties with damage reports
Forecasters predict a 96 degree high as a four day heat streak continues across Frederick and Carroll counties. Storms caused outages and damage from Yellow Springs to Mount Airy, with trees down on Union Bridge and Mount Union roads and a grass fire near Monrovia extinguished by New Market volunteers.
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Frederick
Carroll
Mount Airy
Morton Rhinecker
Twin Arch Road
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Electric Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Carroll County
State Roads Commission
Westminster
Hawks Mill Road
Mount Union Road
Brook Hill Road
Old New Windsor Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Monrovia
Bartholows
New Market
Removing Race From Government Forms
Washington AP report says the Defense Department ordered racial designations removed from most personnel forms. Deputy assistant secretary Alfred B. Fitt said 24 to 33 percent retained racial listings and that most should not. The effort aims to eradicate racial discrimination in the military and ease bias against Negro servicemen near bases.
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Washington
Defense Department
Alfred B. Fitt
Twin Creek Plaza Construction To Begin Soon On New Apartment Project
Twin Creek Development Corporation set to begin construction of the citys first cooperative apartments adjacent to Rock Creek in the western Rock Creek Estates. The two story brick units will offer eight three bedroom and four two bedroom flats with garages pricing begins at 21500 with 25 percent down and 20 year financing. Ernest W Ausherman is president Eth an G Book secretary and Richard E Zimmerman attorney guiding bylaws and planning.
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Rock Creek
Rock Creek Estates
Twin Creek Development Corporation
Rock Creek Drive
Ernest W. Ausherman
Development Corporation
Ethan G. Book
Sherwin - Williams
Richard E. Zimmerman
Planning and Zoning Commission of
Frederick
4-H Youths Set For Demonstration Day Activities
Nearly 100 4 H club members from the city and county prepare for Demonstration Day at Frederick Fairgrounds on Tuesday and West Frederick Junior High on Wednesday. About 12 4 H’ers will present at the fairgrounds Tuesday morning at 9. Demonstration categories include dairy livestock farm machinery and automotive poultry and agronomy. Wednesday at West Frederick about 82 youths will demonstrate in vegetable clothing dairy foods bread poultry foods home management home furnishings family life electricity safety plan and plant for beauty and general foods from 9 am to 4 pm. Winners receive ribbons and county champions advance to the district day in Gaithersburg July 20. A Monday practice day at West Frederick JHS beginning at 9 am helps performers fine tune demos supervised by extension agent Miss Holly Akre.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
West Frederick Junior High School
Fairgrounds
West Frederick
Frederick County
Gaithersburg
West Frederick Junior High
Holly Akre
Ford quotes strike as price of free bargaining
Henry Ford II says willingness to accept a strike is part of preserving free and responsible collective bargaining as Ford Motor Co. heads into new UAW negotiations. He notes public tolerance for strikes in major industries may be limited but argues the possibility of a strike helps prevent overreach. Talks begin in nine days as current three-year pacts expire August 31. UAW seeks earlier retirement higher pensions shorter work week higher wages and two coffee breaks per shift.
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Coronado
Calif
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Fords Company
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
30 Arrested At Ocean City
A coastal weekend brought 30 arrests in Ocean City Maryland including a 16-year-old boy handed to juvenile authorities in Silver Spring for stabbing during a boardwalk fight. Police cited charges of fighting drinking in public sleeping in cars possession of alcohol destruction of property trespassing speeding and failing to obey an officer as about 60 000 visitors filled the resort.
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Ocean City, Md
Silver Spring
Ocean Resort
Cuba Orders 500 More British Buses
London AP reports Cuba placed an order for 500 additional British buses under a deal with Leyland Motors. The contract follows a prior 450 bus sale to Fidel Castro's government and a price of 11.2 million dollars with an option for 1,000 more buses.
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London
Cuba
Leyland Motors, Ltd
Fidel Castro
Adamstown Charge Names New Pastor for Two Churches
Rev Robert Dale Myers will be installed as pastor of the Adamstown Charge of the United Church of Christ next Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at Grace Trinity of Pearl. The Adamstown Charge includes Trinity of Adamstown and Grace Trinity of Pearl. Myers will serve both churches weekly at 9 15 a.m. and 11 a.m. He is a York Pennsylvania native born May 9 1932 and a graduate of Ursinus College and Lancaster Theological Seminary. He comes from a background in youth ministry and prior charges in Cashtown and Rockingham.
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Robert Dale Myers
Adamstown
United Church of Christ
Grace Trinity of Pearl
Trinity of
Potomac Synod
Myers
Grace Trinity
the Trinity
Victor D. Myers
York
Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Penn
York Junior College
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster Council of Churches
Shiloh
Dover
Evangelical and Reformed
Cashtown
Mercersburg
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Local minister ordained among three at Maryland-Delaware Adventists
Rev Floyd Albert Krause pastor of the local Seventh Day Adventist Church was ordained along with Rev John Clarkson of Wilmington Delaware and Rev Merle Rouse of Marydel by the Chesapeake Conference at the Maryland-Delaware Adventists summer conference in Catonsville witnessed by about 1000 people. Krause has led here since August 1963 succeeding Rev Tor Dahlberg and previously served Reisterstown Westminster Hagerstown and Frederick parishes with prior education at La Sierra College Potomac University and Southwestern Junior College. He served in Korea with the U S Army and headed the Young Peoples Missionary Volunteer Society at Potomac University.
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Floyd Albert Krause
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Chesa Peake
Catonsville
Mr. Krause
John Clarkson
Wumington
Del
Merle Rouse
Marydel
Tor Dahlberg
Adelphia
Zanesville
Ohio
Krause
Reisterstown
Westminster
Frederick
Hagerstown
Korea
Southwestern
Planning New Demonstrations In St Augustine Florida
Negro integrationists plan daylight demonstrations after peaceful street confrontations with whites. About 120 Negroes and 300 whites passed on opposite sides as police separated the parades. Some white marchers waved Confederate flags and carried anti civil rights signs. taunts were hurled while many Negroes stared ahead.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Clerks Ask Tawes To Rerun Fact Finding In Maryland
The striking retail clerks union urged Governor Tawes to direct Labor Commissioner Miller to reschedule a postponed fact-finding hearing in the Maryland supermarket dispute. Negotiations resume in Washington amid a 68 day deadlock that has closed 225 supermarkets.
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Baltimore
J. Millard
Washington
Fight Over Civil Rights Bill Opens in House Today
The House begins the final stage of the civil rights bill with Southern opponents aiming to delay for a week. Speaker McCormack pledges the bill to the White House by July 4, while the Senate handles a backlog of legislation from the 83 day debate. The Rules Committee decision is pivotal to a final vote.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Johnson
White House
House
Senate
Interior
Treasury
Post Office
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Attorney General
Johnson Inonu Begin Talks On Cyprus Tension
Prime Minister Ismet Inonu of Turkey arrives in Washington for talks with President Johnson aimed at preventing a Greek Turkish show down over Cyprus and protecting the Atlantic alliance. Inonu and Johnson plan further discussions with Papandreou to follow.
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Washington
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
Cyprus
Atlantic Alliance
Williamsburg
George Papandreou
White House
Inonu
Papandreou
George W. Ball
Athens
Ankara
State Department
United States
United Nations
Kennedy's Condition Satisfactory After Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy remains under care at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton after a Friday plane crash that killed two. Doctors call him extremely satisfactory, bright, and alert while surgeons assess potential surgery for three broken vertebrae. Birch Bayh and wife also hospitalized with injuries.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Cooley Dickinson
Bayh
Edward Moss
Foster
Income Tax Hike Considered by Republican Platform Committee
The Republican Platform Committee plans to study raising income taxes to fund health care for the aged, arguing for a progressive tax over Social Security increases. Rep. Melvin R. Laird notes critics favor the latter, while Goldwater and Scranton back general revenue funding. The idea reportedly came from an unidentified university economics professor.
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Washington
Republican Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
San Francisco
Laird
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Platform Committee
Court Rules Subversive Act Passport Denial Unconstitutional
Supreme Court strikes down a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act that denied passports to members of designated Communist groups. Justice Goldberg writes for the majority that the provision is too broad and infringes travel liberty. Dissent by Justice Clark, joined by Harlan and White, yields a 6 3 vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J Goldberg
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party of the United States
Herbert Aptheker
Political Affairs
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Bryron R White
New York Woman Arrests Over Topless Beachwear
Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris says women in topless bathing suits on city beaches will be arrested. Affected women can expect a blanket cover, police escort to a station, and a summons.
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New York
Parks
Newbold Morris
Morris
Nerve Graft Restores Feeling to Teacher at AMA Meet
LA teacher Blanche Sheets received a three inch nerve homograft to her right wrist restoring feeling in her spanked hand. Doctor Leonard Marmor and team reported seven human grafts and animal tests showing restored sensation but motor function remains limited.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Blanche Sheets
Sheets
Leonard Marmor
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Marmor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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