GOP Election Registrar Disputes Need For Voter Registration Changes
Frederick County election official James F. Messersmith challenges Young Republican leader Merhle H. Duvall over claims of widespread unregistered voters and the push for county wide registration. He cites census and existing registrar availability while noting the legislature proposal to add county wide registration districts.
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GOP
James F. Messersmith
Merhle H. Duvall
Duvall
Frederick County
Messersmith
John A. Derr
Charles E. Collins
Peace Corps Nurse to Speak at Maryland Symposiu m
Miss Dorothy J. Sutherland nursing adviser for the Peace Corps will headline the annual nurses symposium on March 18 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event co sponsored by the Frederick County Heart Association and Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association expects over 100 Maryland nurses. Sutherland will address Cor Pulmonale and Peace Corps work at a 12 30 luncheon after registration opens at 8 30 am.
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Dorothy J. Sutherland
Peace Corps
Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sutherland
Maryland
Miss Sutherland
James B. Thomas
Dorothy F. McBride
R.N
Richard Pollen
Kensington
Brunswick Seeks More Doctors for Community
Brunswick mayor announces a citizens committee to attract more doctors and dentists, naming members including Dr. Pruitt and Rev. A. D. Salmon. The city has written to the AMA and University of Maryland School of Medicine and to Dr Santiago Leyte-Vidal inviting settlement. An ordinance requiring parking permits for trailers and penalties was approved.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
J.C. F. Smith
Charles E. Pruitt
C. T. Byron Kao
Stanley J. Meadows
Jess B. Orndorff
Pruitt
A. D. Salmon
Blood Drive Nears Record At Mt. St. Mary's College
A bloodmobile visit at Mt. St. Marys College Emmitsburg collected 235 pints of blood, including 15 pints O negative. It was the second highest total here since the county program began, just five pints below the alltime Fort Detrick high and 82 above the 153 pint quota.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Fort Detrick
Thurmont
Frederick
Washington
Moore Business Farms
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Seminary
Appalachia Aid Plan Targets I-70 With Maryland Counties
State officials designate Interstate 70 as the core objective of a sweeping aid to Appalachia program. Maryland's western three counties Garrett Allegany and Washington participate in the $1.1 billion initiative featuring health centers vocational education and sewage treatment plants.
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Johnson
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Officials Study Frederick County Poverty Report
A Frederick County poverty study drew mixed reactions from commissioners during a morning briefing. The three member panel proposed a broad Community Action Committee with members from aid organizations and past beneficiaries, aiming to fill gaps left by existing programs and to coordinate efforts alongside Job Corps work at Thurmont.
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Frederick County
Russell Z. Herman
Horman
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Thurmont Camp
A. Irvin Renn
George D. Wood
Geneva Barthel
Robert Wirgan
Benjamin Warshowsky
League of Women Voters
Sewer Projects Top New Market Agenda
New Market town council meets tonight to discuss a $160,000 sewer project to be bid soon with filtration and treatment plants, about 100 connections, and sewer lines. Mayor W F Smith aims to start the project as soon as possible.
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New Market
W. F. Smith
County Sees Federal Aid Plan Details For Frederick County
Frederick County may receive 55594 dollars from the national poverty program with possible doubling for a first year project if a local action committee offers an acceptable plan. Montgomery and Washington counties could receive 80674 and 80047 dollars respectively, under a suggested schedule. The administrator recommends multi county staffs and shared administration to build a workable local program.
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Frederick County
Harry A. Boswell Jr
Maryland
Washington County
Boswell
Carroll County
Howard County
Montgomery County
Auto Insurance Sticker Bill Trounced
Three area senators joined 11 others Tuesday to reject a bill requiring windshield stickers as proof of automobile insurance. Derr Gude and O Farrell voted with the opposition to the proposal backed by John R. Jewell and Gov. Tawes, which Maryland insurers and the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents opposed.
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Maryland Senate
John A. Derr
Fred
Gilbert Gude
Mont
Thomas O’farrell
Carroll
James Clark
Howard
John R. Jewell
Gov. Tawes
Civil Rights Leaders Plan New March Today
Selma civil rights leaders announce a new march on the Dallas County Courthouse after a Tuesday rally of about 2,500 people including many ministers ended peacefully despite a prior night attack on five white clerics. Reed, Olson, and Miller were among those injured in the weekend protests. Reed underwent brain surgery after loss of consciousness.
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Selma, Ala
Selma
Wilson Baker
Ala
Dallas
Johnson
Leroy Collins
Florida
Federal Community Relations Service
Martin Luther King Jr
James G. Clark
Col
al Lingo
Collins
King
Lingo
Clark
Montgomery
James Reed
Orloff F. Miller
Boston
Clark Olson
Berkeley
Calif
Unitarian Universalist Association
Reed
University of Alabama Medical Center
Birmingham
Olson
Miller
Uniteds Raise Funds For Ambulance With Pancake Day
The United Fire Company plans a pancake day on April 10 from 5 AM to 4 PM at the South Market Street fire hall to fund a new $16 000 Cadillac ambulance with air conditioning and blood transfusion facilities. Chairman Ellis G Carty aims to net about $2 000. open house will showcase the vehicle upon arrival.
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United Fire Company
James Marrone
Fire Company
Ellis G. Carty
Fire Hall
South Market Street
Marrone
Frederick
Dr Marrone
Stock market gains in moderately active New York trading
The New York stock market showed selective improvement in moderately active trading today with gains in several segments and investors watching key industrial and financial shares.
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New York
Danny Flooks Dream Coming True Easter Seal Child
Eleven year old Danny Flook of Wolfsville is named the 1965 Easter Seal Child of Western Maryland. He has cerebral palsy and has progressed from leg braces to independent walking after therapy at the Easter Seal Treatment Center. The campaign runs March 1 to April 18.
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Joy
Ttaff
Chipper
Danny Flook
Maryland
Danny
Clarence Flock
Wolfsville
North Market Street
Elliott Weinberg
Winthrop Phelps
Baltimore
Phelps
Danny Flock
Western
North Market
Satchmo Blows Horn For Marchers In Copenhagen Stop
Louis Armstrong expressing anger at police actions against marchers in Alabama says they would beat Jesus if he were black and marching. The 64 year old jazz trumpeter, en route to East Europe, says he supports the marchers with donations but fears losing his ability to play if he joined the front line. He questions how humans can treat others so, noting Hitler is dead long ago.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Alabama
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Jesus
East Europe
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Armstrong
New York
Hitler
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Appalachia
Buckeystown
Rt. 80
J. Palfe Catleman
Uniteds
Satchmo
Lewepar
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