Two Frederick restaurants win liquor licenses
Frederick County moves approve liquor licenses for the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana and Fitzgeralds Shamrock near Thurmont with no opposition. Licenses set yearly at 1500 dollars. audits required next year to ensure food receipts exceed drink sales. seating: Peter Pan over 750, Shamrock 214. bar stools to be removed at Shamrock under new law.
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Peter Pan Inn
Shamrock
Frederick County
Louis V. Myers
Urbana
Fitzgerald
Thurmont
Richard 8. Baumgardner
Donald F. Fitzgerald
Myers
Baumgardner
South Viets Break Ties With France
South Viet Nam’s military government says it has broken diplomatic relations with France and accuses the De Gaulle government of aiding its enemies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do denounces Paris as untrustworthy, while a Paris spokesman expects no further comment. The move affects about 7,000 French nationals and Vietnamese citizens in France, with no seizure of property planned.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Paris
Bloodmobile tops quota at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 137 pints Tuesday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, finishing the fiscal year with 87 pints above the county quota of 3,048. A total of 3,135 pints have been donated since last July 1, and the next visit is July 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at East Church Street. James A. Grove chairs the program.
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Red Cross
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
James A. Grove
Sidewalk Days Opens Amid Clouds in Frederick
A sparse morning crowd for Sidewalk Days in Frederick’s business district faced threatening skies and thunderstorm forecasts. Merchants offered clothing, shoes, hardware, girdles, and many goods on sidewalks while air conditioners sweeten summer sales. The three day event includes a North Market flower show and a boat and craft display on the closed block between Patrick and Church Streets, with satellite sidewalk sales across downtown.
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Frederick
North Market Street
City Hall
Patrick
Church Streets
Market Street
West Patrick Street
Court Street
West Church Street
Hospital Symposium Set Friday at Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital's Committee on Postgraduate Education sponsors its second annual symposium this Friday. Three guest speakers discuss renal disease case histories with hospital doctors and guests, with lunch served in the hospital cafeteria. Speakers include Lt. Col. Kevin G. Barry Cmdr. Paul Delchery Doolan and George E. Schreiner. All are Georgetown graduates. Barry is an associate professor at Georgetown University Medical School and Doolan directs clinical investigation at the National Naval Medical Research Institute in Bethesda. The event runs 12:45 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Melvin E. Lea
Kevin G. Barry
George E. Schreiner
Paul Delchery Doolan
Barry
Georgetown University
University
Medical School
Dr. Schreiner
Georgetown
Department of Clinical Investigation
National Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethesda
Doolan
Sears Quits Annapolis Insurance Chief
Gov. Tawes announced the resignation of F Douglass Sears as state insurance commissioner citing ill health and age. The insurance department operations will be reviewed by a Legislative Council investigation this summer amid controversy surrounding the agency.
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Annapolis
Tawes
F. Douglass Sears
Insurance Department
Legislative Council
Curfew Tightened as Frederick Streets Cleared
Frederick officials report improved curfew compliance after Mayor Magaha warned that youths over 16 found after 10 pm would be arrested. Police Chief Main says no children under 16 have been seen on city streets at night since the warning. Parents of repeat offenders may face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 300 dollars or six months imprisonment.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Charles V. Main
Magaha
Main
State PTA Conference Opens Here
The Maryland Congress of PTAs outlines its legislative program for the coming year this afternoon for more than 300 PTA officers and committee chairmen at Hood College. Thelma Romoser will present proposals, assisted by Betty Bull, with Robert Duble from the Maryland State Teachers Association. The morning featured welcome addresses by Hood College president Dr Randle Elliott and Frederick County school superintendent Dr John L Carnachan, plus a flag parade and an address on interpersonal relations by Dr Robert C Lloyd.
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Maryland Congress of
Ptas
PTA
Hood College
Thelma Romoser
Howard County
Betty Bull
Towson
Maryland Congress
Robert Duble
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Association
Randle Elliott
John L Carnachan
Frederick County
John Showalter
Port Republic
Maryland Congress of Ptas
Maryland
Baltimore City
Robert C Lloyd
Cole
Medicare Bill Voted Approval The Senate committee action
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $6 billion Medicare bill expanding health care for Americans over 65 and boosting Social Security payments. The 12 to 4 vote sent the measure to the Senate floor for anticipated July passage, retaining the core framework with a basic Social Security financed plan and voluntary supplemental insurance, plus broad Social Security changes including a 7 percent increase in retirement disability and survivor benefits effective retroactively.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Johnson
Lightning Strikes Barn and House in Frederick County
A bolt hit the barn of Charles T. Smith at New Market during a thunderstorm last night but caused no damage. The New Market Fire Company was called though engines were not used. Another strike hit William Crum’s Mountain Road home in Emmitsburg, damaging only a chimney with no further damage. State police logged .11 inch of rain from the storm.
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Charles T. Smith
New Market
William Crum
Emmitsburg
Hospital Rejects Federal Aid Seeks 3.5 Million
Frederick Memorial Hospital officials voted Wednesday to reject federal funds and proceed immediately with a new addition while seeking 3.5 million in private fundraising. The board rejected a 661,284 Hill-Burton grant, citing timing and labor cost rules, and planned a 3.41 million low-bid contract with Frederick Construction Company.
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Washington
Youndahl
Youngdahl
Frederick Construction Company
Stork Delivers Baby Faster Than Ambulance Route
William Baker an ambulance driver for United Fire Company delivered his first baby this morning at the Staley home on Md 355 south of Frederick. He rushed with Robert Shankle to the scene at 6 45 a m but the stork proved quicker and Baker performed the delivery. Both mother and son a second child were reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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William Baker
United Fire Company
William Staley
MD. 355
Frederick
Baker
Staley
Robert Shankle
AMA reviews final Medicare bill stance and tax stance
In New York AP reports the American Medical Association rejected moves to urge doctors to boycott the proposed Medicare plan. It affirms will not participate in any program harming medical judgment and will review the bill if needed. The AMA maintains opposition to programs funded by Social Security taxes. Also New York AP notes slow, slightly lower stock market early trading.
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New York
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
House
Reconstruction Causing Problems on Interstate 70 Mess
The SRC chair says I 70 between Frederick and Rockville has become a major reconstruction project not just resurfacing. He explains later design standards, widened ramps, longer acceleration lanes, lower bridges, and drainage fixes to handle heavy traffic and improve safety amid sustained delays.
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Frederick
Rockville
State Roads Commission
John B Funk
SRC
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Funk
Montgomery
Wisconsin Avenue
Disaster Preparedness Workshop at Marsland Conference
The Eastern area disaster preparedness conference hosted by Frederick County Red Cross opens Friday at Hood College Gambrell Gym with films from midwest floods and a command post drill. Delegates from Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and more attend. Registration begins 4 p.m. Friday. greetings by local officials and Hood College president scheduled.
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Hood College
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Midwest
Scenic Gambrill Park
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Keyser
W. Va
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Philadelpha
Milwaukee
Wis
Civil Defense
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James A. Kime
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Hood
Smith Hall
Wallace
William Collier
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