City Initiates Parking Education On Frederick Rules
Frederick city officials bid to educate motorists on parking rules. Major Charles V. Main emphasizes education over crackdown, detailing hours and locations for street and municipal lot meters, and rates for nickels and quarters.
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Charles V. Main
Main
Patrick Street
Wisner
Jefferson
Market Street
Clarke Place
Seventh Street
Frederick County Board names statistician for federal funds
The Frederick County Board of Education approved Virginia Klos as assistant to the supervisor of federal funds at 10 350 a year effective July 1. The 4-2 vote drew criticism over the salary with opponents citing taxpayer money and the need for more staff.
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Frederick County
Gordon Smith
Hallar Best
Best
AWOL Soldier Found in Viet Nam Report
Mrs. Fern Eastham said her son Pvt. James Eastham, posted AWOL from Ft. Belvoir in October, was located in Viet Nam after Army checks confirmed the claim. The family reported contact with him and the Army corroborated the story.
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Viet Nam
Bethel Ridge
Fern Eastham
Ft. Belvoir
Pvt
James Eastham
Eastham
City Urges Locking Cars After String of Thefts
City Mayor Charlee Y Ziain and Police Chief urge owners to lock unattended vehicles after 21 cars were ransacked in two months. They warn valuables left inside invite theft and note a 17 year old was charged as a juvenile delinquent for stealing an electric razor from a car on East Patrick Street.
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Charlee Y. Ziain
Main
Middle Alley
William Thacher
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Veney Attorneys Seek Change Of Venue In Officer Slaying Case
Attorneys for Samuel Veney petition to move the murder case from Frederick County Circuit Court citing publicity from his brother Earl Veney's Baltimore trial. The defense seeks a venue outside the Baltimore metropolitan area with Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr to set a hearing time. The prosecution requests consolidation of all charges into one trial.
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Samuel Veney
Baltimore
Frederick County
Wallace E. Hutton
Frederick
Veney
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Hutton
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Earl
Earl Veney
John Hargrove
Maryland
J. Dudley Digges
Senate Passes Plumbing and Housing Code Bill for Frederick County
The Senate approved a bill by Sen. John A. Derr to empower Frederick County Commissioners to adopt and enforce plumbing building and housing codes. The measure would authorize permits for sanitary systems fixtures and the code for construction safety and occupancy with an advisory plumbing board and farm building exemptions. The bill moves to the House for consideration.
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Frederick County
John A. Derr
Frederick
State Senate
House of Delegates
Derr
General Assembly
Montgomery
Solons OK Alcoholic Beverage Bill in Maryland
The Maryland Senate approved a bill to raise the license to population ratio for Frederick County Class B beer and light wine licenses. If signed by Gov. Tawes, the new rule becomes law June 1, limiting future licenses to one per 1 000 people, while hard liquor licenses stay unchanged. Existing licenses are not affected.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Viet Cong Strike In Saigon Area Killings Reported
Viet Cong ambushed water and land routes near Saigon killing at least 11 Vietnamese policemen in the 17th Parallel zone. Bodies of three government workers were found in a Saigon suburb. U S air operations suffered losses with three planes missing in the North.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
South
7Th Fleet
Ranger
Qui Nhon
1St Cavalry
101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Quang Ngai
Puang Tri
Mixed U.S. Market Opens With Selective Strength
New York trading opened with selective gains after two sessions of steeper losses as investors stayed active. Stocks moved unevenly with broad participation and heavy turnover signaling cautious sentiment.
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New York
State Eyes Educational TV Network Budget Watch
Maryland Senate weighs a near 1 million dollar plan to build seven transmitters in Baltimore as part of a statewide educational television network. Critics fear a 10 million dollar total cost with 1.6 million annual expenses and urge careful oversight of administrators and “teacher television stars” while noting existing leased and limited local programs.
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Baltimore
Snyder
John T. Parran Jr
Charles
Washington County
Eastern Shore
Washington
Maryland
Baltimore City
Parran
Frederick and
Waldorf
Cumberland
Hagerstown
College Park
Salisbury
House
General Assembly
McNamara Briefs Senators on Vietnam War Outlook
Secretary McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Vietnam troop levels will peak by year end based on Communist supply limits and U S air opposition. He said the United States has acted to deter China from joining the war but warned a risk of conflict with China remains. He defended the Wednesday announcement of a 20 000 man U S forces increase in Vietnam.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
McNamara
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
United States
South Viet Nam
SRC Files Suit For 70 Acres For U S 340 Project
The State Roads Commission filed a condemnation suit to take more than 70 acres of land near Jefferson for a new U S 340 route. The offer stands at 32450 dollars to landowners Philip Roger Bailey, Maurice G Coblentz, and Pearl G Kefauger. The action targets 40.19 acres on the Bailey farm in Ballenger District plus 33 acres in fee simple and under one acre of easements and slopes for the new road. The suit is brought by SRC chairman-director John B Funk with special assistant attorney general Joseph D Buscher and SRC local attorney Thomas Glass.
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State Roads Commission
Jefferson
U.S. 340
SRC
Philip Roger Bailey
Maurice G. Coblentz
Pearl G. Kefauger
Bailey Farm
Ballenger
John B. Funk
Joseph D. Buscher
Thomas §. Glass
Nkrumah Takes Over In Guinea
Abdullaye Diallo, Guinea's roving ambassador in Addis Ababa, says Kwame Nkrumah has replaced Sekou Toure as president of Guinea and now leads both Guinea and Ghana. Toure reportedly stepped down Wednesday and the dual presidency became effective immediately. Diallo added that the move reflects the wishes of Guinea's people and Africa.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Guinea
Abdullaye Diallo
Kwame Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Ghana
Diallo
Toure
Nkrumah
Africa
U S Reveals Nuclear Sprinkle After Palomares Drop
The United States says two unarmed hydrogen bombs were exploded by conventional charges after a B52 KC135 collision near Palomares Spain. No nuclear explosion or health hazard was found though plutonium and uranium were scattered. One bomb recovered, one missing amid undersea search.
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Washington
United States
Palomares
Spain
State and
Defense Department
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Pentagon
U.S
Wilay
Blizzard Pounds Plains States
A blizzard slammed the northern Plains and Lake Superior region with heavy snow and strong winds. Montana and Wyoming saw four to five foot drifts and up to two feet of snow near Red Lodge and Evanston. Dakotas reported four inches in six hours at Aberdeen while snow spread from Utah and New Mexico into Idaho.
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Wyoming
Dakotas
Minnesota
Red Lodge
Evanston
Aberdeen
D.D
Utah
New Mexico
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