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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 24, 1966

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Stop Accidents Before They Happen Defensive Driving Starts

State police and the National Safety Council offer an eight hour defensive driving course in Frederick County. Three instructors from the Frederick Barrack lead four two hour sessions using films and charts to help drivers recognize and prevent imminent accidents. The program urges local organizations to host future classes and train new instructors to expand reach.

Byron L. Hubble The National Safety Council Frederick Barrack Frederick Maryland State Police Pikesville

Tawes Signs Bills to Expand Frederick County Posts

Gov J Millard Tawes signed bills to enlarge the Frederick County school board to seven members from six and to raise liquor license limits for beer and wine establishments. Effective June 1 the population based licensing increases to one license per 1000 people. The governor also backed measures expanding magistrate civil jurisdiction to $1000 and allowing sheriff deputies for volunteer fire companies.

J. Millard Tawes Frederick County John A. Derr Frederick Tawes

Bids Opened For Md 550 Gas House Pike Bridges

Bids announced for two major county bridge projects totaling 802 884 dollars. M J Grove Lime Company submitted the low bid of 475 478 dollars for a steel beam bridge over the Monocacy River on Maryland 550. Frederick County's low bid of 327 406 dollars covers the new Gas House Pike Bridge over the Monocacy. Other Frederick bidders included Dewey Jordan Company W P Campbell Company and Wolf Brothers of Myersville. The project includes 4 816 feet of road approaches and a 424 foot long bridge to replace an older truss bridge from the 1889 Johns town flood. Work is to start in a few weeks and finish in about 16 months.

M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln Monocacy River Maryland Frederick County Gas House Pike Thomas G. Mohler SRC Mohler Dewey Jordan Company Frederick W. P. Campbell Company Wolf Brothers Myersville Creagerstown Woodsboro

Conflicting Appraisers Put Annapolis Land Price Range

Three appraisers placed values on Annapolis land from 325000 to 575000, while the legislature heard a proposed 1.3 million price. The hearing aimed to clear air over purchasing property for legislative offices and courts. Delegates Bresler and Latham concluded the session showed the Department of Improvements negotiated the deal improperly.

Annapolis Dels Charles Bresler R-Montgomery James C. Latham D-Talbot Department of Improvements

Stock Market Nudges Through Irregular Early Trading

New York shares moved irregularly in moderate early trading as investors weighed mixed economic signals and corporate results. Buying and selling activity showed no clear trend, with several issues fluctuating on small volume ahead of key earnings reports.

New York

Assault and Robbery Trial Opens in Frederick

Frederick man Raymond Edward Hackey stands trial in circuit court on four charges including assault with intent to kill and attempted armed robbery tied to an alleged attack on Kenneth H. Stull, operator of a city service station on East South Street on October 30, 1965. Stull testified he was stabbed six times in a garage during a request for drivers, fought free, and was hospitalized two days. Judge Robert E Clapp Jr. recessed the session. the eight men and four women jurors were seated and expected to begin deliberations later.

Frederick Raymond Edward Hackey Kenneth H. Stull East South Street Stull Hackey Robert Thomas Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert E Clapp Jr William W. Wenner Robert 5. Rothenhoefer

Snow Flurries Forecast Amid Warm Weather

After a spell of sunny 70s the weatherman predicts snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Records show highs near 74 degrees yesterday and a six month high of 79 degrees reached Tuesday with overnight lows around 45 to 46 degrees.

Tax reform bill in jeopardy as budget delays loom

Annapolis reports delaying tactics and amendments threaten passage of the Cooper-Hughes tax reform measure in the General Assembly. The budget delay by Delegate Bresler stalls debate until the budget clears, while amendments redistribute the gasoline tax and raise questions on real estate tax relief and county funding.

Annapolis Cooper-Hughes General Assembly Charles §. Bresler R-Mont House Cooper- Hughes Baltimore City Frederick County John A. Derr Rfred Frederick Cooper,Hughes Sen. Derr Montgomery Prince Georges Baltimore

Johnson Prepares New Civil Rights Legislation in 1966

President Johnson is ready to propose a civil rights act covering housing, juries, schools and public facilities. The administration has briefed Congress privately while seeking swift hearings. the bill would bar racial discrimination in housing and jury systems, with both state and federal implications and enforcement by the attorney general.

Washington Johnson Congress Capitol Hill Nicholas Katzenbach Emanuel Celler House Judiciary Committee Katzenbach Supreme Court South

Planes Pound Truck and Rail Lines in Viet Cong Fight

Allied forces report heavy air power and ground action in Viet Nam. Viet Cong losses exceed 700 in last 24 hours, with 214 killed in the Qui Nhon area and 71 killed elsewhere. US and allied forces tally weekly casualties and continue strikes along the Ho Chi Minh trail.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam Go Dau Qui Nhon Ho Ch Minh Trail Air Force Navy North Vietnamese Panhandle Red River Valley Hanoi U.S. 7Th Fleet

Police Seek Man In Holdup Murder

Washington AP report details a Lord & Taylor robbery and a police siege. One suspect killed himself during a seven hour standoff after wounding a couple and killing officer Marvin Stocker. Two accomplices were captured. a fourth, alias Monk, remained at large.

Washington Lord & Taylor Hamiton St Marvin Lee Stocker Stocker John Melvin Wansley Western Ave

Plans Unveiled for 2000 Acre Urbana City Project Near I 70S

Frederick County planners hear Washington developers led by Charles Mathias Sr unveil a 2000 acre city plan between Dan Wight boundary and the Montgomery line near 1 708 and Md 80. Initial 400 acre phase would house about 3700 residents in towers town houses and single dwellings with a school church lake and open spaces.

Urbana Lawrence A. Dorsey Dorsey Washington Charles McC. Mathias Sr Frederick Frederick County Mathias Frederick County Planning Commission The Sanitary Commission Western Rhoderick Farm Strube Farm Nub Development Company Sol- Ben Company Francis Cook

Gift To Hospital Fund Drives Frederick Memorial Expansion

A $19 063 21 gift to Frederick Memorial Hospital funds the Building Fund and funds two new patient rooms on the first floor medical surgical unit. Memorial Gifts Committee chair James McSherry notes the gift comes from Hospital Aid Inc and honors the late Jacob Goldberg whose concern for residents’ access to care inspired the donation. The gift completes the organization’s balance and supports the $850 000 drive.

Greater Frederick Memorial Hospital Memorial Gifts Committee James McSherry Hospital Aid, Incorporated James H. Grove McSherry Jacob Goldberg Frederick Iron and Steel Company Goldberg Frederick Memorial Hospital

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