County budget hearings open with requests for raises
County Commissioners opened budget hearings seeking a total of 176 814 in requests from six departments. The Trial Magistrate's Office asks 11 000 for a 44 724 budget, the largest increase, with most funds aimed at higher salaries for magistrates and clerical staff.
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Frederick
Byron W. Thompson
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert K. Kennedy
Paul Zimmerman
A. Norman Dietz
Kennedy
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Thompson
Children’s Aid Society
William C. Roderick
Roderick
CAS
G. Horton Peace
Board of Election Supervisors
Circuit Court
Probation Department
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Steers Files for Congress in Maryland Nomination
Newton I. Steers Jr. announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman at large from Maryland. He previously won the nomination in 1962 but lost to Carlton. He is a lawyer and investment-firm head who criticized the Democratic state administration over redistricting in the recent legislative session. Police reported all 25 aboard a Colombian airliner died when it crashed near Bogota Sunday night.
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Bethesda, Md
Newton I. Steers Jr
Maryland
Steers
Carlton
Butchers and Butchers
Bogota
Colombia
Hood College Graduate Named to Fill Del Boone’s Seat
Hood College alumna Jacqueline McCurdy will fill the unexpired Delaware seat in the Maryland House. A Towson lawyer and former assistant state's attorney, she becomes Baltimore County’s first woman to join the House and will be sworn in Tuesday.
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Boone
Jacqueline McCurdy
Baltimore County
Hood College
Democratic State Central Committee
del. A. Gordon Boone
Baltimore
Lutherville
University of Maryland Law School
Towson
House of Delegates
Miss McCurdy
Democratic Committee
House
Youths Held After Accidental Shooting Wounds Man
State Police say two 15 year olds were picked up after a stray .22 bullet hit 29 year old Thomas D. Kline of Kline Boulevard. The juveniles are under parental custody with potential charges pending after police and the County Probation Officer review the case. Police are checking two rifles and determining which fired the fatal shot that struck Kline while he visited his parents at Prospect Hill.
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Thomas D. Kline
Kline Boulevard
Robert T. Storer
Kline
Richard F. Kline
Prospect Hill
Storer
Sen
New Hampshire Primary Election Undecided Eyes Goldwater Rockefeller
A cloud of indecision hung over New Hampshire as voters prepared for a complex presidential primary. Goldwater and Rockefeller led a five candidate field with Lodge and Nixon as write-in possibilities, while upsets could reshape the race with nearly 100000 votes expected. In New York trading, motors, steels, coppers and aluminums nudged the stock market toward record highs.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Richard M Nixon
Automobiles Face Higher Costs Under 1964 Maryland Plan
The Maryland Legislature moved to raise car costs with higher gas and titling taxes to fund road building. An $11 million annual fuel tax and an $8 million titling levy are slated, with a 7 cent gas tax and a 3 percent title tax. Construction plans total $422 million for 1965-70, affecting 284 miles across 23 counties. The distribution of funds among counties and city streets remains a point of contention leading to anticipated revisions.
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Roads Commission
State Commission
Recognition Dinner Honors 4-H Leaders March 17
Dr Edward W Aiton extension service director will speak at the 44H Local Leader Recognition Night March 17 at 6 45 pm at Calvary Methodist Church. The event by 4-H Older Youth includes a covered dish supper and a recognition ceremony.
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Edward W. Aiton
Aiton
Calvary Methodist Church
Allen
Jones County
Iowa
Frederick County
County 4-H
Jean Messer
Urbana 4-H Club
Susan Messer
Urbana +H
June Dutrow
Big Star 4-H
Buckeystown
Sandra Burdette
Ballenger
Robert Biser
Waives Jurisdiction On Three Juveniles
Judge Patrick M Schnauffer waived jurisdiction in a juvenile case for three 17 year olds. David L Coleman of Union Bridge faces a preliminary hearing March 24 in Magistrate Court on breaking and entering and larceny for an August 6 entry into Lehigh Portland Cement Co Union Bridge from which 10850 in property was stolen and 80 recovered. The other suspects Charles and Samuel Kegarise of Keymar are awaiting hearings. Coleman was 16 at the time. Officer William Newcomer made the arrest. A separate waiver involved Marie Disney and Carolyn Jackson of West All Saints street charged with disturbing the peace arrested February 2 on West All Saints street West they will have a Magistrate Court hearing Tuesday.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
David L. Coleman
Union Bridge
Coleman
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Charles
Samuel Kegarise
Keymar
Tpr
William Newcomer
Caroline R. von Eiff
Marie Disney
Carolyn Jackson
West All Saints Street
Magistrate's Court
Maryland reformer Dr Roland J Perusse files for at large seat
Dr Roland J Perusse a districting advocate in Annapolis filed today as a candidate at large in Maryland He aims to push for equitable congressional districts and joins the race for a statewide at large seat.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Roland J. Perusse
Frederick County considers adding a circuit judge
The Frederick County Bar Association will review potentially adding a second Circuit Court judge. Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer said workload justifies it and the county would pay 2,500 dollars toward salary with the state covering the rest. The Bar Association and Commissioners planned to vote, then approach the General Assembly. If not approved a separate juvenile court could be considered.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Bar Association
Commissioners
General Assembly
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Schnauffer
Rockville
Seek To Put Auto Insurers In Control
The State Insurance Department seeks to place one or two auto insurers in receivership due to insolvency. Commissioner Sears met with lawyers in Circuit Judge Barnes chambers. Coppage announced the firms had until today to strengthen finances or accept voluntary receivership after weekend efforts failed.
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Baltimore
State Insurance Department
F. Douglass Sears
Wilson K. Barnes
Sears
John H. Coppage
Robert C. Murphy
Mathias J. DeVito
Coppage
Johnson appeals for action to wipe out unemployment
President Johnson urges Congress and all sectors to mobilize and upgrade manpower through broad legislation to create jobs and train workers. He cites high youth unemployment, calls for education extension and expanded unemployment insurance, and notes two new administrative studies on automation and manpower assets.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Labor Department
Civil rights clash looms as Senate battle seen
Southern opponents held a strategy session in Washington ahead of a potential lengthy fight over a broad civil rights bill. Sen. Richard Russell led a closed meeting, with some predicting weeks or months of floor struggle and no clear end.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
DGA
Dixie
Page Boy Testifies Baker Took Kickbacks from Pay
A former Senate page boy testified Bobby Baker, then secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority, required him to surrender $50 from his $403 monthly pay on two occasions in 1962. Boyd Richie said Vice President Lyndon B Johnson intervened to help recover the money as the Rules Committee investigated Baker’s outside business dealings.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Boyd Richie
University of the South At
Sewanee
Richie
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Enrolled Instructor Lands National Science Grant for Math Study
Linganore mathematics teacher William Barnes received a National Science Foundation grant and is in an in service institute for teachers at the University. He began February 15 and completes May 30 after ten years in Frederick County. Barnes, a Marine veteran born in Georgia, holds a BS in mathematics and has taught in Georgia West Virginia and Maryland. He is married with four children and serves as a deacon at the First Missionary Baptist Church. An independent hose company reported a truck fire on U S 40 near Route 340 with only the fire itself damaged. firefighters were on scene about 30 minutes.
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University of Maryland
Frederick County
Barnes
Singapore
Lincoln High School
St. Simons Island
Mr. Barnes
Glynn County
U.S. Marine Corp
Bluefield State College
Bluefield
W. Va
Georgia
West Virginia
Johns Hopkins University
Esso Education Foundation
Morgan State College
National Science Foundation
Northwestern University
Yvonne Dodson
Wayne
Charles
William Jr
Donna
First Missionary Baptist Church
West All Saints Street
Independent Hose Company
U.S. 40
Goodman proposes Maryland district reshaping with seven districts
Delegate William J. Goodman outlines a new plan to redraw Maryland districts. The seventh district would combine Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett and Washington counties with rural Baltimore County areas for a 390 000 population. Other districts include Eastern Shore plus Harford Calvert St Marys, suburban Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Montgomery Howard, and Prince Georges Charles counties with populations ranging from 370 000 to Okin 389 000. The plan accompanies a Supreme Court driven push for equal population and meets opposition from Anne Arundel Montgomery and Baltimore County interests. The 1960 census totals cited.
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Frederick County
Allegany
Carroll
Garrett
Washington
Baltimore County
William J. Goodman
Prince Georges
Goodman
Montgomery County
Howard County
iGoodman
Maryland
Supreme Court
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Tawes
Eastern Shore
Harford
Calvert and
St. Marys
Fouth
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel County
Howard Counties
Frederick
Charles
Local Delegates Hold On Redistricting Plan Details
Local officials anticipate an alternate redistricting proposal at the time of the state special session. Frederick County would join Carroll and Howard in one district, while Montgomery Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties may be separated. Byron opposes dividing Anne Arundel. Collins urges county line alignment. Wirts will wait for bill specifics Wednesday.
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Montgomery
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Frederick County
Carroll
Howard
Washington, Allegany
Garrett
Goodloe E. Byron
Charles E. Collins
C. Clifton Wirts
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New York Times
William J. Brennan
B. Sullivan
Page Boy
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Linganore
William Barnes
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