YMCA March 1965 Bid Sale for North Market Street Site
Sealed bids are invited for the sale of the YMCA building at West Church and North Court streets as plans advance for a new facility on North Market Street. Bids due April 15 at 2 pm with 15 percent due on receipt. final transfer by June 30, 1966. construction to begin March 1965 with completion in 1965 and a 31 by 75 foot pool, locker rooms, and multi purpose spaces planned.
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YMCA
West Church
North Court Streets
North Market Street
Merrill E. Groelie
West Church Street
North Court Street
Lloyd C Culler
Y.M.C.A
Groelle
Keyes, Lethbridge and Condon
Washington
Y” Board
National Buildings Service
U.S
Canada
School Board Post Ross V. Smith Is Endorsed
The Republican State Central Committee unanimously backs the six year reappointment of Ross V. Smith of Thurmont to the Frederick County Board of Education. A meeting Saturday approved letters to State Senator John A Derr and Austin C Powell. Democrats have not decided whom to nominate as Smith’s term expires May 1.
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Republican State Central Committee
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Frederick County
Science Fair Winners Named at Thurmont High
Richard Mathias won Best of Fair and first in Chemistry. Over 100 students entered the Thurmont High Science Fair with winners advancing to the County Science Fair. John Zink chaired. science teachers and Lions Club planned a winners dinner Friday evening. certificates and pins were awarded.
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Richard Mathias
Thurmont High
Lions
John Zink
Marvin Spencer
William Cessna
Janet M. Boyle
Harold Shorb
Bonnie Blair
Douglas Nowell
Hugh Buchanan
Donald Eyler
Bernard Thompson
Ronald Mumma
Barbara Sawyer
Roy Wisotzkey
Stephanie Seidel
Betty Gardier
Rusty Fisher
Barbara Davie
Earl Draper
Red Cross Nurse Called To Disaster
Mrs. Charles Zang of Frederick County Red Cross nursing services was sent to the Ohio River Valley disaster area to staff a Manchester shelter. She logged a 15 hour first day on active call and stays with fellow nurses in Aberdeen during off hours.
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Charles Zang
Red Cross
Ohio River Valley
H. Albert Dean
Frederick County
Frederick jail praised. full time warden urged
State inspectors urged Frederick County to hire a full time warden and raise guard pay after a 1962 jail inspection. Recommendations include a two-man shift, a secured female section with a slotted door grid, a stairway screen, and uniforms for all officers. The report calls the jail very clean with adequate kitchen space and notes 30 inmates with 36 daily average.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
North Market Street
Brunswick
Trading Mixed Early in Light New York Market
The New York stock market opened with moderate activity and uneven trading. Most key stocks showed small, fractional gains or declines as investors paused and back-and-forth moves dominated the session.
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New York
Maryland Redistricting Group to Seek Court Help
The Maryland Citizens Committee for Congressional Redistricting plans to ask a federal court to draw Maryland's congressional districts for 1964 elections. They argue court action may protect individual rights and address geographic and population inequities in the state.
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Washington
Maryland
Citizens Committee For Law
House
Roland J. Perusse
House Judiciary
Carlton R. Sickles
D-Md
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City
United States
Sickles
Supreme Court
Democrats Eliminate Contest for State Convention Seats
No Democratic candidates remain in the race for seven party posts as Alton Y. Bennett and Earl W. Bartgis withdraw. Republican field narrows with E Quentin Grossnickle also退出. Seven Democrats and sixteen Republicans still compete for respective convention vacancies.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Earl W. Bartgis
E. Quentin Grossnickle
M. Austin Young
Maurice J. Schroyer
James P. Mause
Samuel W. Barrick
Austin C. Powell
Johnson asks Congress for 3.4 billion foreign aid package
President Johnson urges a 3.4 billion dollar foreign aid package to Congress describing it as a bulwark against war and communist aims. He seeks permanent arms aid authority and promises efficiency while hearings may start next week with mixed bipartisan reactions on the size and scope.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
House
U.S. Proposes Destruction Plan for Bombers at Geneva
U S negotiator Adrian S Fisher proposed to the Soviet Union that each side destroy 480 strategic bombers over two years, starting with B47 and TU16 Badger aircraft. The plan calls for 20 planes a month, monitored by observers, with possible additional mothballed planes.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian S. Fisher
Fisher
GM Expansion to Add Jobs and Plants Nationwide
General Motors announced a $2 billion capital spending program for the next two years to fund new plants and equipment in the United States and abroad. The plan, affecting more than two dozen cities, is expected to create about 50,000 new U S jobs and includes $1.2 billion for special tooling for cars trucks and related products.
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Fremont
Calif
General Motors Corp
United States
General Motors
Officials From Three States Plan Monocacy Battlefield Meeting
Maryland New Jersey officials meet at Monocacy battlefield to map rededication ceremonies at Frederick Junction July 5. Attending are Everett J. Landers and Olga Atkins with a survey engineer, plus Maryland delegates Park Loy and county officials. Pennsylvania invitees join later. committees named for coordination.
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New Jersey
Maryland
Monocacy Battlefield
New Jersey Monument
Frederick Junction
Everett J. Landers
Trenton
Olga G. Atkins
New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Frederick
Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Col
Raymond B. Ward
Sayre
S. K. _ Stevens
Harrisburg
Generval W. A. Morgan
Altoona
Pennsylvania Monument
C. Lease
Bussard
Pesident
Soft-Pedal Possibility Rail Strike
Washington AP report says rail road industry and union negotiators maintain tense talks with soft-pedaled prospects of a nationwide strike. Labor Department cautiously hopes talks can form a new basis for wage and condition negotiations as unions seek separate deals with Southern Pacific and Louisville & Nashville Railroads.
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Washington
Labor Department
J. E. Wolfe
Congress
Southern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
L&n
Soviet Ambassador Called By Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in Washington as the United States heightened pressure for the return of three U.S. fliers downed in East Germany. Dobrynin declined comment after a 15 minute session saying he had no further information about the plane incident and had not received a note from Rusk.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
United States
U.S
East Germany
Dobrynin
Rusk
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