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The News Frederick Maryland outlines subscription prices and publication details. It notes rates by year, six months, and three months, and lists delivery options by mail or carrier. The notice also states Associated Press republication rights and post office entry information.
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Federal role in education sparks plan for funding shift
A Senate hearing reveals a push by officials led by Edgar Fuller to shift public school funding to a joint local state and federal responsibility. A proposed bill would start with 1.0 billion dollars and rise to 445 million annually, creating a major new federal grants program without matching funds.
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Ragitéou
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Finasc
Edgar Fuller
National Education Association
Senate
James B. Mure Pay
Montana
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Metcall
Heart Fund praise from Frederick News letters
A letter from Frederick County Heart Association thanks the Frederick News for public support and reports the Heart Fund campaign surpassed prior contributions. The piece credits the reporter and staff, notes Heart Month, and looks forward to continued public information efforts in the county.
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Frederick
Heart Fund
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Frederick News
Frederick County Heart Association
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Alfred Caylail
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Punch Chaiman - Frederics
Expanding Atomic Energy Program Gains Momentum
An expanding atomic energy program now involves more than a billion dollars over three and a half years since private industry gained ownership of nuclear plants. Cleveland Electric president Elmert Lindseth testified before Congress, noting 124 participating companies and rising industry expenditures from 14 million in 1955 to 38.8 million in 1957, with world totals projected near 230 million by 1989.
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Congress
Elmert Lindseth
Cleveland Electre
Lindseth
Committee of Atomic Power
Faison Electric
Mamie Energy
Washiteton
Acc
Edison Flectric Istitute
Wy Rantpantes
Inglirtine
Polomace Edison Company
Art
Corpallées
Fire destroys residence at Walkersville after spark from locomotive
Fifty years ago a frame house near the depot in Walkersville owned by MK Jamison burned to the extent of $100 in garret money. The blaze started in marble and was reported to have been sparked by a locomotive. Firefighters evacuated residents as flames consumed the home.
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Jon Jamison
Walkersville
Camp Schley
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Camp Schley! Inc
Braddock Lsights
Clara
Coblentz
Braddock
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Haydon
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AL Nicodems
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Frederick area stills crime and library counts from 1960s notes
Twenty years ago reports show robberies at Frederick filing stations with about 40 dollars seized. A library census records 1,858 people registered at the C. Hury Ari library from January 19 to February, with Miss Josephine Etchison noting attendance. County basketball champions were discussed as Walkersette high edged out by Parley Way school in the junior divisions. A poisoning scare near a dairy herd belonged to Charles P. Braneleahtre near Ramsville, with an investigation just begun. Washington County Hospital listed class of 1969 to receive caps in March, and a March meeting of the Frederick Opti-Mrs. Club featured food prep and a prize for best pirate were named Odette Reeder and Tarriel Datley.
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Adamstown
C. Hury Aribrary
Josephine Etchison
Enrasian
Rederick Wegh
Parley Way
Walkersettte High
Sials
Charles P. Braneleahtre
Amsville
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Secion Auditorim
Evans
Gulden
Teildeh
James Browning
Maurice
Damascus
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Hanford Browning
Nancy
Tone
Lynette
Gary Browning
Providence Church
Rude Mullinbs
Augustus Mullinix
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Providence
Monroe Browning
Lee Biggs
Kessell Day Jr
Whrple
Browsing
Clarence
Crum
Wilfred Runkles
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Community notices from Kemptown social gathering summary
Kemptown correspondent reports John Watkin Fillico Chly visited the Home of Mr and Mrs Charte Rigs on Sunday. Later guests included Mr and Mrs Willan Burke. The M V F of Providence runs a Goodwill delve for clothing shoes appliances and useful items in repair. The organization is one of six within the military district participating in the avi...
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Clarence Gram
Kemptown
Fle
John Watking
Fillico Chly
Charte Rigs
Higes
Willan Burke
M.V. F
Providence
Miliry Sul-District
Hie Aviuin
Secret Equipment Left Behind in Morocco Depot Closure
The General Accounting Office warns that undisclosed radar sets and bombsights were left accessible at a Moroccan depot during a shutdown. A GAO report criticizes haste in closing operations, urging tighter controls to prevent leaks to bidders and safeguard sensitive gear.
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Local personals note two milestone ages for residents
Mr. Charles Mercer of Middle Street will be 72 years old Monday. Mr. Joan O Ramsburg of Lewistown will be 44 years old Monday. A surprise turkey dinner honoring a 20th birthday was held March 2 for Hermond Byler of Route 4 Frederick, served by his children.
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Charles Mercer
Middle Street
Joan O. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Frederick
Airborne Division to be Deactivated in Germany
The Army announced on March 7 that the Sixth Airborne Division will be deactivated in Germany on July 4. Two battle groups will merge into a revived 24th Infantry Division, creating a mixed airborne and infantry force to meet Western Europe needs and provide a rapid response unit.
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Army
Sith Airborne Division
Germany
24Th Infantry Division
Acmy
Europe
Korea
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Delegates Rally as Cameraman Films at Work
A Baltimore television camera man filmed delegates last night while they shouted about the broadcast time. The man replied that it would air tonight at seven as the delegates mourned their limited chance to witness the event.
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Baltimore
Local council notes and community questions in Taneytown
Debates at Taneytown mayor and council cover school hours street lighting Christmas Street plans and road widening. Adele and Dorothy Dix share advice on home selling, neighbor disputes, and maintaining discretion while workers seek side income. Blue Eyes columnist responds on office romance hazards.
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Jems Leister
Worothy DIX
Taneytown
James C
jDffyers
Thomas Phillips
Dorothy DIX
Youk
Asfon
Amelia
Not Guilty Verdict Brought In By Jury
A Circuit Court jury found Mrs. Evelyn Virginia Proctor not guilty of manslaughter in the November switch blade death at the Amvets Club in Frederick. Proctor testified she struck after being approached by the victim, Calvin Lee Oxen of Frederick. State's Attorney Samuel W. Bargke prosecuted. attorneys Alton V. Bennett and Bill Austin James represented Proctor. The lengthy report also carries local notices on traffic, clergy events, and civic appointments.
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Evelyn Virginia Proctor
Ijamsville
Cale Vin Lee
Frederick
Alton V. Bennett
Bi. Austin Tames
Mex
Proctor
Samuel W. Bargreke
Wright Tops Scoring In Postseason College Action
TOP SCORERS including Teddy Wright of South Carolina and Bennie Swain of Texas Southern lead post season play. Wright averages 28.4 points per game, Swain 27.4, with Dick Kross and others also in NCAA College Division tournaments as teams prep for NASA championships and next week’s games.
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Isle
Teddy Wright
South Carolina
Lave
Bennie Swain
Texas Southern
Neaa Service Bureau
Gates
Wright Am
Swain
Soul Carolina State
NASA
Dick Kross
American International
Ichide Rody Finderson
Branfeist
Chick Barris
Philadelphi Restile
Larry Wyllie
Northvn Mingis
West Virginia Tech
Éady
Illness and Recovery News From Local Homes
Mrs Uoward on Rosemont Avenue remains ill at home while Judge Delaplaine returns from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a medical check up. Helen Anglberger nee Skeymar stays home with a fractured ankle from last Tuesday. Grant Delphey of West Patrick Street comes home after eye surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Marvin Martsock of East Third Street is back home after a medical stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Fink Sr
Rosemont Avenue
Edward
Delaplaine
Frederick Meca
Upper College ‘Verrare
Helen R. Angléberger
Skeymar
Grant Delphey
West Patrick
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Marvin Martsock
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University of Richmond names Charles Boyles athletic rep
Charles QC Boyles of Frederick was elected student government athletic representative for the University of Richmond School of Business Administration. Basies, a standout atprick High School, plays varsity track and was on the basketball team. A member of the Ally Campus party, he is a Phi Gamma Rho fraternity member and recently promoted to cadet master sergeant in the University Army Reserve Officers’ Yearning Corps. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Moyles, Blame Avedud.
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Charles QC. Boyles
Frederick
University of Richmond School of Business Administration
Basies
Atprick High School
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Ally Campus
He Business School
Phi Gamma Tretia Soela
Hayter
Army Reserve Officer
Myre
UR. Moyles
Blame Avedud
Washington man arrested for breaking and entering in Frederick
An electrician from Washington was arrested by Frederick City Police on a breaking and entering charge with larceny. Held on a 2500 dollar bond, 43 year old William Courtney Trigger was picked up at 1 a.m. at his home by officers and charged after several typewriters were stolen from Lincoln High School. Six typewriters were found in the Washington area, and Trigger awaits grand jury action as police investigate earlier winter break-ins.
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Mount Pleasant Street
DéSoret- Norwan
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Dorothy Harley
Lindenills
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trtley
Polios
Edwin Leroy Norris
East Church Street
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Lame
Frank Dorsey
Magistrate’s Court
Everedy Staff And Supervisors Dine At Hotel Meeting
A dinner meeting of Everedy Company staff and supervisors was held at the French-food Key Hotel Thursday evening. H J Lebher Jr served as toastmaster with J C McCann as opening oration. Officers introduced included H J Lebher chairman Wm B Lebherz president W Lebherz treasurer and A W Lochner secretary. Motion pictures “Steel Spans the Chesapeake” by Bethlehem Steel and “Quest for Red Trout” by Aluminum Company of Amer. R Hutcheson of Belleville N J attended as a guest. The meeting was arranged by H J Lebhert with “The Flag Spangled Banner” sung and benediction by N E Lightner.
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