Jones Loses Planning Board Seat Sparks County Row
Everett R. Jones of Damascus protests the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission ouster as Walter Bucher, a Silver Spring architect, is appointed. Jones argues the board must include a resident from a predominantly agricultural area, noting Damascus is 73 percent agricultural. The council vote was 4 to 3 amid questions of legality raised by Jones.
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Planning Board
Everett R. Jones
Damascus
Jones
Maryland- Natorral Capital Park and Planning Commission
Walter Bucher
Silver Spring
Harry W. Lerch
Bucher
Silver Springs
Byron Sedgwick
Floyd Honored For Services To Conference
Montgomery County Councilman John A. Floyd received a certificate of appreciation from the Maryland County Commissioners Association at a two day Ocean City meeting. Floyd honored for three years on the Legislative Committee and for his attendance and program contributions. Also noted was his panel address on water and sewer programs. Marriage licenses issued at Carroll County Courthouse include Glenn H Dayhoff LeGore and Phyllis A Johnson Rocky RidgeDonald E Shoemaker Keymar and Joyce E Sprigg Gettysburg.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery County
John A. Floyd
Maryland County Commissioners Association
Floyd
Ocean City
Montgomery
Washington
Carroll County
Glenn H Dayhoff
LeGore
Phyllis A. Johnson
Rocky Ridge
Donald E. Shoemaker
Keymar
Joyce E. Sprigg
Gettysburg
Army Vet Named Frederick County Dog Warden
Dexter Cann a retired Sergeant Major with nine years at Walter Reed Institute has been named the Frederick County dog warden. He will serve part time while running a family farm near New Market and will be on call seven days a week. The position pays 3600 dollars annually. Sedgwick from Ashton is noted as rural member. A separate item reports a Bandra India toy library opening with 500 items from Denmark and West Germany allowing a week loan per child.
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Dexter Cann
Walter Reed Institute
Frederick County
Cann
Walter Reed Research Institute
Washington
Fort Detrick
New Hampshire
New Market
Ijamsville
Library OF Toys
Bombay
India
Bandra
Denmark
West Germany
Police Break Up Catholic Revolt in Warsaw
In Warsaw police used truncheons to disperse about 1,000 Catholics attempting to march on the Communist party headquarters Sunday night. Demonstrations continued elsewhere in the city after a tense clash between Cardinal Wyszynski supporters and party workers, marking the sharpest civil violence in a decade at Nowy Swiat and Oly Cross.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Nowy Swiat
Oly Cross
Mt Airy High Grads Seek Colleges Employment
More than one third of Mt Airy High School's 90 graduates have been accepted by colleges or vocational schools. Notable acceptances include West Point for Wilson Etzler, Virginia Tech Ronald Beck, American University Mary Lou Lowman, Towson State Susan Boller, and Frostburg State Linda Barnes among others. Nine graduates joined government agencies including the Air Force, Atomic Energy Commission, NIH, Social Security, and NBS. Thirty-four others have jobs, leaving ten undecided.
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Mt. Airy High School
Wilson Etzler
United States Military Academy
West Point
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Ronald Beck
American University
Mary Lou Lowman
University of Maryland
Carol Colburn
Cathy Clutter
Cheri Harrison
Vivien Shamer
Judith Windsor
Michael Day
Donald Duncan
Gary Guynn
Richard Hamilton
Mark Rutland
University of Miami
Charles’ Condon
Mercer University
Georgia
Peter Burdette
Alderson - Broaddus College
West Virginia
Mt. St. Agnes College
Salisbury State College
Darlene Beaver
Loyola College
Vincent Dyer
University of Baltimore
Edmund Siekierski
Frederick Community College
Carl Urban
Edison Junior College
Florida
Air Force
The
Atomic Energy Commission
National Institutes of Health
Social Security
National Bureau of Standards
Three Frederick Students Accepted At N C Wesleyan College
Frederick High graduates Richard Lee Brown Michael Edward Schaden and James Renn Lillard have been accepted to North Carolina Wesleyan College for next fall. The three join 225 new students at the Methodist liberal arts college beginning Sept 21 as Wesleyan opened in 1960 with 92 students. Brown is son of Mr and Mrs James W Brown Military Road Shadon Schaden son of Mrs Harold Edward Schaden Fairview Avenue and Lillard son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Renn Lillard Oliver Boulevard. Brown participated in junior varsity sports and student government and sang in church choirs. Schaden transferred from Frederick Community College and plans to major in biology as a pre medical student. Lillard active in Science Club Sigma Nu Tri Hi Y basketball Boy Scouts and Catholic Youth Organization. The planarian worm is the most primitive creature known capable of true learning. Scientists can teach the tiny worm to anticipate a shock stimulus.
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Richard Lee Brown
Michael Edward Schaden
James Renn Lillard
Frederick High School
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Methodist Liberal Arts College
N. C
James W. Brown
Military Road
Shadon
Harold Edward Schaden
Fairview Avenue
Lillard
Ernest Renn Lillard
Oliver
Brown
Presbyterian Church
Schaden
Frederick Community College
Sigma Nu
Boy Scouts
Catholic Youth Organization
Frederick to host 1967 Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s meet
Frederick selected as site for the 1967 Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention at Ocean City. William Moore of 214 South Market Street named first vice president. Joseph Kelly of Benedict named president. Moore, a vice-president of United Fire Company in Frederick, led the parade where over 100 units marched in 104 degree heat. 25 participants were overcome but treated and released at Ocean City Medical Center. Westminster won best senior band in the parade.
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Frederick
Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Ocean City
William Moore
South Market Street
Joseph Kelly
Benedict
Moore
United Fire Company
Ocean City Medical Center
Westminster
Daisy Olson Dies Telegrapher For AP
Daisy Ball Olson, an Associated Press teletype operator for nearly 24 years, died in Huntington WV after a prolonged illness at age 53. She joined the AP November 8, 1942, worked in Pittsburgh and New York bureaus before returning home. Her husband Harold Olson, former Spring Valley Country Club golf pro, died in 1962. She is survived by her 12-year-old son Harold.
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Huntington
W.va
Daisy Ball Olson
Associated Press
Olson
Pittsburgh
New York
Harold Olson
Spring Valley Country Club
Harold
Local judge rules districting suits move to county court
Federal Judge Harrison L. Winter ruled that validity challenges to Montgomery County's new election districts should be tried in the County Circuit Court first. He said the two circuit court suits do not raise federal issues but challenge the redistricting action under the county charter state laws and Maryland Constitution.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery County
Harrison L. Winter
Winter
County Council
Maryland
Hearing Postponed In Districting Suit By Committee
Winter delays a hearing in a suit filed by the Fair Representation Committee until the Client Court rules. Two districting challenges will be heard in Montgomery County Circuit Court tomorrow with three judges likely assigned due to the issues. Moonlight is only second hand sunlight. Rays from the sun travel to the micon's surface and are reflected back to the earth.
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Winter
Fair Representation Committee
Montgomery County
Thomas
M. Anderson
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Hendrickson
Shapley
Daisy Olson
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
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Est
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Washington, D. C
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