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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1975

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Social Services staff seek cooling at East Church welfare center

Heat at the Goodwill building reaches 102 degrees on East Church Street with no air conditioning. MCEA rider Larry Kump says the county should install cooling or allow early departure. Portable units could fit 220 volt outlets, but main system remains overloaded. Pregnant visitors worry about potential health risks as heat concentrates on the second floor.

DEBORAH DEASY Social Services Goodwill East Church Street welfare center Geneva Barthel Maryland Classified Employes Association MCEA Larry Kump Board of County Commissioners Lawrence A. Dorsey Kump

Heat Wave Eases With Slightly Cooler Days Ahead

Heat wave eases as forecast calls for upper 80s to lower 90s from Thursday through Sunday with little to no rain. Frederick recorded a Tuesday high of 93 degrees and an overnight low near 72 early today. Rainfall early in the month exceeded the long term average, but recent days have seen dry conditions and average stream flows.

Frederick

Autopsy awaited on body found along Park Mills Road

State Police report a badly decomposed male body was found Tuesday around 11 15 a.m. along Park Mills Road Md 80 near a drainage ditch. Autopsy to determine identity and cause of death, body transported to Baltimore for examination.

Park Mills Road Md. 80 Byron Hubble State Roads Commission Melvin Gue Sgt. Hubble Hubble Baltimore State Medical Examiner's Bartholows-Kemptown Road Gaithersburg

Anderson cites Rosselli on Castro assassination plots

Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson said John Rosselli described five CIA backed plots to kill Fidel Castro in the early 1960s. Rosselli alleged cash payments poison pellets high powered rifles and speedboat dashes to Cuba with possible Castro illness afterward. He testified before the Senate intelligence committee and named figures including Robert Maheu and a CIA project officer known as big Jim OConnell.

WASHINGTON John Rosselli CIA Fidel Castro Cuba Jack Anderson Rosselli Castro AM America Anderson Senate intelligence committee William K. Harvey Central Intelligence Agency Los Angeles Robert Maheu Howard Hughes CIA project big Jim” O'Connell Maheu

Crake Rees A Beef Gasoline Prices Rising

The article notes gasoline prices climbing amid rising costs at the pump. Separate items reference Vietnamese refugees seeking to return home and an FBI accused of alleged illegal activities.

FBI

Weather Outlook Details for Local Area

Partly cloudy and not as warm today with highs in the upper 80s. Tonight remains fair with lows near 65. Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday with highs in the lower 30s and more comfortable conditions.

Words of Wisdom Quote on Liberty and Government

A brief quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson notes the natural trend of liberty yielding to government control as government gains ground, reflecting a historical view on power dynamics. The date range and context point to classical American political thought.

Thomas Jefferson U.S

City withholds water to five Market and Bentz properties

City workers halted water service to five properties on Market and Bentz streets due to unpaid bills. City Accountant Mark Sneadner said water would be restored to two properties by Wednesday after partial payments and agreements were made.

Market Bentz Mark Sneadner

New York Jetliner Crashes Near Kennedy Airport

An Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 bound from New Orleans crashed in a storm near Kennedy International Airport. Officials report 110 dead and 14 survivors hospitalized. weather and possible lightning are under investigation. Firemen counted 108 bodies at the crash site with two more dying at a hospital.

NEW YORK New Orleans Kennedy International Airport Eastern Airlines United States United Airlines Jis Alaska Airlines Juneau Abraham D. Beame National Transportation Safety Board George Van Epps John Kleven Queens Van Epps Washington Federal Aviation Administration Isabel Burgess NTSB Rockaway Boulevard

House Seen Losing Effort to Override Housing Bill

The House Democratic leadership plans an override vote on President Ford’s veto of a housing subsidy bill for middle income families. Analysts expect failure to reach the required two thirds, marking another veto defeat despite a large Democratic majority. Ford proposes $2 billion GNMA mortgage purchase authority and a one year extension with $7.75 billion in authority. Senate backed the bill 72 to 24, while the House fell short 253 to 155.

WASHINGTON House Ford chamber Richard M. Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson John F. Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower Government National Mortgage Association GNMA Congress Senate

Pound Sterling Plunges Amid British Economic Crisis

London reports the pound fell to a record low in global markets after Chancellor Denis Healey warned Britons of real sacrifices for a short period. Healey criticized labor unions demanding up to 30 percent pay raises and warned that without moderation the nation is sunk.

LONDON Denis Healey Healey

All Saints Restoration Aims for Bicentennial Completion

The All Saints Episcopal Church on West Church Street undertakes a three phase capital improvement program beginning 1971 to prepare for the Bicentennial. Phase two started last week with completion targeted this year. The 1854 main church structure was restored at a cost of $35,000 after the earlier 1813 1854 parish buildings outgrew the congregation. Continuous work involved removing paint from the structure.

All Saints Episcopal Church Court Street Al Saints Episcopal Church West Church Street A. Dickerson Salmon

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