Frederick County approves eight million budget for next year
The Frederick County School Board unanimously approved an 8,452,789 dollar budget for the coming fiscal year, nearly in line with administration figures. A six month surplus found by auditor Nelson Bohn lowered the county's local share to 4,364,474 dollars, a savings of 52,165 dollars versus earlier plans.
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Frederick County
Nelson Bohn
John E. Tritt
Tritt
Bohn
John L. Carnochan
Maryland
Hallar Best
Architect Named By Deaf School
George H. Allan of Baltimore has been named architect for a 92000 dollar administration building at the Maryland School for the Deaf. Construction is planned early in the next fiscal year under the State Department of Public Improvements in Baltimore. The one story building measures 36 by 56 feet with 3136 square feet and will house offices a board meeting room and a large lobby.
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George H. Allan
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
State Department of Public Improvements
Reynolds Testimony Discounted in Baker Investigation
Democratic senators deem Reynolds sworn testimony unworthy of belief after a Justice Department FBI report on accusations by Don Reynolds. The Rules Committee voted to refer Reynolds and all heard testimony to a federal grand jury to consider perjury indictments, naming several prominent figures involved in the inquiry.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Justice Department
FBI
Maryland
Don B. Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Reynolds
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Howard W. Cannon
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Airlines Lead Early Market Rise Amid Irregular Trading
New York stock market opened higher with gains in airlines, electronics, and select issues. Trading was active as investors reacted to mixed economic signals and ongoing sector rotations.
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New York
Airlines
Delegates Introduce Surplus Fund Bill for Frederick County
A Frederick County bill would authorize carrying up to three percent of the annual budget as operating capital to cover emergencies. Current law requires using leftovers to reduce the tax rate for the next year. County officials cite a reported surplus of more than $300,000 at the year’s start to justify the measure.
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Frederick
Maryland
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County
Renn
Donald C. Linton
Reapportionment Moves Forward in Maryland Legislature
The Maryland House approved measures to expand Senate seats to 53 and to redistribute 142 House seats plus create eight new congressional districts. The plan shifts power toward metropolitan areas, reduces Frederick County’s House votes, and sets districting for both chambers in a county based system, while Senate action remains uncertain.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Senate
U.S
Baltimore
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
Carroll County
Howard County
William S. James
D-Harford
Judicial Proceedings Committee
House
Baltimore City
Derr Vows Fight To Save Victor Cullen Hospital
Senator John Derr fights a House bill to convert Victor Cullen hospital at Sabillasville into a delinquent training school. He calls the move larceny and argues the 1906 act created Cullen for tubercular treatment. Welfare transfers delinquents there without authority, he says.
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John 4. Derr
Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
Derr
House of Delegates
Tawes
House
Ways and Means
Welfare Department
Sen Derr
General Assembly
Walter Smith
Baltimore
Explosion Registered in Semipalatinsk Region Siberia
A strong explosion was registered by the Seismological Institute in the Semipalatinsk area of Siberia at 7:21 a.m. The event, about 2,400 miles east of Uppsala, Sweden, had a magnitude just below last year’s Soviet nuclear tests and implied yields not over a kiloton of TNT.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Semipalatinsk
Siberia
Seismological Institute
Here
Beauties Learn Bloodless Bullfighting In Griffith Park
Char lene Abernathy 43 leads a class of women learning bloodless bullfighting in Griffith Park. Aimed at demonstrations, the group trains with horned props and capes while awaiting live bulls, planning a touring team across the United States.
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Los Angeles
Charlene Abernathy
Griffith Park
Miss Abernathy
Mexico
United States
Carol Christmas
Salary Hike Proposed for Frederick County Sheriff
Maryland Senate bill would raise the Frederick County sheriff’s salary from $5,400 to $7,500 per year and allow up to six wardens at the jail on West South Street while retaining the current warden pay. The measure, sponsored by Sen. John A. Derr, also removes obsolete automobile allowance references and was referred to a study committee of Derr Gude and Clark.
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Frederick County
Maryland Senate
John A. Derr
R-Fred
West South Street
Sen Derr
Sens. Derr
Gilbert Gude
Mont
James Clark
Howard
Business Boom Enters Fifth Year
Washington AP reports the postwar business boom reaches its fifth year this week potentially the longest peacetime expansion if it lasts into May. April marks 50 months of growth with heavy output in steel and autos while unemployment falls to 4.8 percent from 6.7 percent. Secretary Connor rejects signs of an early downturn as inflation remains subdued.
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Washington
Mrn
John, T. Connor
Lightning Blamed For Pan Am Crash Near Elkton Md
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports lightning as the probable cause of a Pan American World Airways airliner crash near Elkton Maryland on December 8 1963. Eighty one people were killed in the disaster.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American World Airways
Elkton
City Officials Seek Election Date Change
City leaders plan a charter amendment to move municipal elections to October primaries and November general elections. The change would create a short term for the 1966 slate and shift the next city election to November 1969, aiming to boost voter interest and align budgets with a fiscal year.
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E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
New Trouble In Kremlin Brethren React To Viet Nam Bombings
Moscow shows nervous restraint after U S air raids on North Viet Nam. Brezhnev era deliberations indicate Kremlin aims to sit tight and watch while wary of escalation. Hard liners may push for higher military spending at the expense of living standards.
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William L. Ryan
Viet Nam
Moscow
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Asia
Soviet Union
U.S
Brezhnev
Police crack down on housewives aiding bookies in New York
Police say 24 housewives have been arrested in seven weeks for operating illegal telephone answering services for bookmakers. Officers report they earned 50 to 100 dollars weekly while at home, answering calls and taking messages for bookies, without handling bets themselves.
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New York
Michael J. Murphy
Hubby
Murphy
Laos Air Strikes Target North Vietnam Or Laos
More than 30 U S Air Force jets flew a mystery strike from Da Nang air base believed aimed at Communist targets in Laos or North Viet Nam. Officials avoided details on targets and said further attacks in both countries could occur.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Airorce
da Nang
Laos
North Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Quang Khe
Tass
Xom Bang
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Communists condemn U.S. Viet Nam bombings in Moscow
Representatives from 18 Communist parties denounce U S raids on South Viet Nam as barbarous and demand immediate withdrawal of U S forces. They pledge unity with North Viet Nam, condemn U S and its allies, and criticize action escalating regional tensions.
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Moscow
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
Tass
Southeast Asia
North
South Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
Kremlin
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