Convert Cullen Hospital Seeked For Boys Reformative Use
Western Maryland legislators oppose a bill to convert Victor Cullen Hospital in Sabillasville from a tuberculosis facility to a boys reform school. Welfare officials say sever overcrowding at Baltimore County Maryland Training School for Boys and Boys Village requires moving to Cullen. If not enacted the hospital may stand vacant after July 1.
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Victor Cullen Hospital
House of Delegates
Ways and Means
Sabillasville
Maryland
John A. Derr
Rfred
Raleigh C. Hobson
Roy N. Staten
Baltimore County
Staten
Victor Cullen
State Board of Public Works
Gov. Tawes
Welfare Department
Boys’ Village
Prince Georges
Health Department
T. B. Hospital
Hobson
Richard A. Batterton
Maryland Training School For Boys
Boys Village
Betterton
Board of Public Works
Fund Drive For Juniors Ambulance Starts April 15
The Junior Fire Company launches an ambulance fund drive on April 15 led by president Russell H. McCain and co chair Lewis Dertz baugh. The goal is 15000 to buy and equip a new ambulance as display trials guide the purchasing committee. McCain cites 25 percent yearly rise in ambulance calls over 11 years due to area growth and traffic accidents. Frederick City population is projected to rise significantly in the next decade and more over 40 years. Continued on Page 5.
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Junior Fire Company
Russell H. McCain
McCain
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Frederick
County Planning Commission
Frederick City
Largest Store In Area To Open Soon
Arlan s Department Store in Prospect Shopping Center will open Thursday at 9 30 a m with ribbon cutting attended by New York company officials district managers store managers and local dignitaries. The 30000 square foot Frederick outlet offers 125 departments including fashion home furnishings jewelry and sporting goods as part of a 49 store chain extending from Portland Missouri to Denver Colorado with locations in 47 cities.
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Arlan’s
Prospect
New York
Portland
Denver
Colo
New Bedford
Mass
State Legislators Enter Session's Home Stretch
ANNAPOLIS MD lawmakers return for the last full week of the 1965 General Assembly facing a proposed Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Harbor Tunnel fight in the House, with major Senate action on reapportionment and a raft of bills including public accommodations, revolving credit, and auto safety measures. The session aims toward March 30 adjournment as committees hold hearings and lawmakers push for key votes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Chesapeake Bay
House
Senate
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Tawes
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Harbor
Kent
Baltimore
Calvert
Dorchester Counties
Kent-Baltimore County
Calvert-Dorchester County
J. Glenn Beall Jr
R-Allegany
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
House Banking Insurance Committee
Start Second Leg of Alabama Rights March
About 400 marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. began the second leg of a 50 mile water crusade from Selma toward Montgomery. They slept in two tents beside heated trailers as National Guardsmen guarded the camp and a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee guard watched King’s trailer. The group planned to walk 14 miles today, building toward a Thursday arrival in Montgomery.
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Selma
Ala
Martin
Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Montgomery
National
Student “Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
One U S Jet Shot Down In N Vietnam
Saigon report says eight U S Air Force F105s strafed and bombed targets in North Vietnam. One F105 was downed over Communist territory but the pilot was rescued. The other seven returned to base. Missions aimed at moving military vehicles along roads. It was described as the first recon raid of its kind against North Vietnam. South Vietnamese and American planes also attacked a second North Vietnamese base Sunday, dropping 52 tons of bombs and rockets and hitting anti aircraft installations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S
Five Bombs Found In Negro Area
Police in Birmingham launched a wide investigation after five dynamite bombs were found in a four mile radius of northwest Birmingham near sites tied to Negro leaders churches and homes. Two Army demolition experts helped defuse a threat as a 20 man unit took over the probe. The blasts recalled past attacks including the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jamie Moore
16Th Street Baptist
Gaston Motel
A. D. King
Martin Luther King Jr
Grissom and Young Set to Steer Gemini Spacecraft
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young prepared to steer the Molly Brown during a two man Gemini flight at Cape Kennedy Florida. Weather looms as the key uncertainty while they review flight steps and conduct medical exams ahead of tackling orbital maneuvers.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Grissom
Air Force
Young
Navy
Charles Berry
Walter M., Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Thieves Enter Cascade Bank For Second Time
Thieves struck a temporary Cascade branch of Thurmont Bank last night the second break in since it opened in December. The first raid yielded over 5700 while the latest attempt failed when the alarm sounded at about 1030 PM. Police and FBI continue to probe with no suspects named and little money left in the overnight till.
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Cascade
Thurmont Bank
Hagerstown
FBI
MD. 81
Roger Road
Washington County
Tfc
I. M. Carter
E. L. Baum
Ranger 9 On Straightest Course Yet
Pasaden a Calif AP reports Ranger 9 is on the straightest path to the moon with cameras aimed at a landing site for future Apollo astronauts. Ground teams canceled an 8:30 a.m. midcourse steer and planned to adjust about 24 hours later toward Alphonsus crater, 16 miles wide and 400 miles south of the center target.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Alphonsus
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil L Grissom
John W. Young
Gemini
Libertytown Fire Company Responds To First Alarm
Libertytown Volunteer Fire Department answered its first alarm over the weekend extinguishing a small chimney blaze at the Ellis Hood farm on Md. 75. A second fire at Lime Kiln caused 6000 dollars in damage to a five room frame house. no injuries, loss largely covered by insurance, crews from Carroll Manor Independent and Citizen fire companies aided Frederick units.
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Libertytown
Libertytown Company
Ellis Hood
Robert Stevens
James Ecker
Lime Kiln
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Frederick
Planners Press SRC for Better Local Cooperation
Frederick County Planning Commission criticized the State Roads Commission for not notifying local authorities about highway planning changes. Robert Wirgan and Julian Tarrant urged SRC and the U S Bureau of Public Roads to coordinate before completing a Land Use Plan for the Frederick suburban belt and the Carroll Creek basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wirgan
Julian Tarrant
State Roads Commission
Frederick City
Frederick County Planning Commission
Tarrant
One Mile Belt
Carroll Creek
SRC
Wirgan
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Frederick
Planning Commission
Dan Wight
Funk
Wight
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Marvin Mandel
Army Engineers
Wirephore
Dr. King
Edmund Pettus
N. Vietnam
Negro Area
Cascade Bank
Ranger 9
Libertytown Fire Company
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