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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1966

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Renn Announces Democratic Candidacy for Frederick Mayor

Irvin Renn, president of the Frederick County Board of Commissioners, launches his bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Frederick City. He cites county government knowledge and city county cooperation as key goals, after previously seeking re election as a county commissioner.

A. Irvin Renn Board of County Commisioners Frederick City Renn E. Paul Magaha Magaha Donald B. Rice Robert E. Dailey Sr John Warfield Jacob R Ramsburg John A. Derr Richard Shipley Derr GOP Frederick County Board of County Commissioners

GOP To Organize For City Election In Frederick

The Frederick City Republican Party will hold a general meeting Tuesday night at Republican Headquarters to plan for the June city election. City chairman E. Robert Bowlus invites all Republicans in Frederick City to attend. The session starts at 8 30 pm and will discuss plans for the city convention at the North Court street headquarters.

Frederick City Republican Party E. Robert Bowlus North Court Street

Maryland Baptist College moves toward Walkersville site

Trustees authorize water main to campus and test borings as fund drive nears 3 million. Marion Hale urges start of construction amid restless members. Water main cost 6339.5 dollars with Walkersville town paying half and borings authorized at 2500 dollars ahead of May 14 campus meeting.

Maryland Baptist College Walkersville Marion Hale Kensington Maryland ‘Baptist Convention Maryland Hale Tthis College

Soviets Start Five Year Plan Bets on Economic Realism

Moscow reports the Soviet Communist Party congress will issue orders for a five year plan to guide production at factories and farms. Western analysts say the plan abandons Khrushchev goals and aims for sober growth, with a claim to catch up with the US by 1970.

Moscow National Congress of the Soviet Communist Party Nana Wherdinhag Agrmer Matusnency Khrushchev

Viet Youths Demand Ky Ouster After Saigon March

Two or three hundred youths marched to Saigon's central market and demanded end to Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's military rule and a return to civilian government.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky

Disabled Veteran Must Return $78 Payment Error

Charles Cole, 74, a disabled veteran and former Coolidge chauffeur, must repay $78.75 the government says it overpaid him five years ago. He faces 30 days to respond and may pay in a lump sum or via VA installment plan. He says he has no money and lives on a $100 monthly pension.

Charles Cole Calvin Coolidge Miami Fla Cole Veterans Administration Pennsylvania White ‘House Coolidge

E M Klitch Named County Chairman For Cancer Drive

Edwin M. Klitch of Frederick has accepted the county chairmanship of the 1966 Cancer crusade. The drive runs April 1 through the month with a goal of 18000. Klitch will lead all crusade teams outside the American Cancer Society in Frederick. He is news director of WFMD and a retired US Army major who served in North Africa Sicily and France during World War II.

Edwin M. Klitch RFD Frederick Klitch American Cancer Society WFMD North Africa Sicily France

Long vaunts petition against Lowe redistricting plan

Congressman Clarence Long criticizes the Lowe bill as a gerrymander that would split Baltimore County into three districts and violate one man one vote. He favors Maryland redistricting by the next legislature and threatens a statewide at large race if needed. Long also opposes a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge, urging a new administration and legislature to handle it.

Clarence Long Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Baltimore County Long Young Democrats Jeffersonian Club Supreme Court Maryland U. S Congress Bay Bridge

City Housing Social Worker Proposed in Frederick

The Frederick Human Relations Council calls for a full time trained social worker to serve the 262 families in Frederick’s low rent federal housing. The worker would assist four apartment buildings, educate tenants on appearances, and improve relations with the Housing Authority. Rabbi Morris Kosman to present the request to the Community Action Committee.

Frederick Morris Kosman

Frederick woodworker builds colorful doghouses and lawn furniture

Charles W. Lockard, 79, of North Market Street, Frederick, merges his love of dogs and woodwork into handcrafted doghouses and lawn furniture. A carpenter by trade, he can finish an average doghouse in a day and uses his basement as a shop, starting early each morning.

Marie Howell Frederick Man Charles W. Lockard North Market Street Virginia Lockard Carroll County Frederick Marie Hewett Buttons

Democrats to Meet on School Board Appointee

The Democratic State Central Committee will meet Tuesday night to consider candidates for a Frederick County school board vacancy. Incumbent president C. Gordon Smith faces potential reappointment alongside five others. Governors will appoint two this year, with a seventh member set to take office June 1.

Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County C. Gordon Smith Sjamsville J. Millard Tawes Central Committee County Council of Ptas League of Women Voters

Bay Bridge Plan Awaits House Action

Administration leaders in the House prepare to enact the controversial Chesapeake Bay Bridge bill alongside the existing span after delays since March 16. Delegates tentatively approve it in the same form as the Senate. Del. Latham plans amendments to allow state officials to negotiate with the Naval Academy Athletic Association for 23 acres near the Memorial Stadium.

Naval Academy Athletic Association Navy- Marine Corps Memorial Stadium State House

Opposition expected in House as Maryland tax reform advances

The Cooper Hughes tax reform nears Senate passage after four hours of debate. If approved, it moves to the House of Delegates where opposition is likely and a midnight adjournment looms. Senate amendments include a Derr plan on the income tax timing and Markus tax notices before Aug 1 to inform taxpayers of higher rates.

Cooper Hughes Senate House of Delegates Mandaory Maryland John A. Derr R-Fred Derr Harry R. Hughes Dcaroline Frederick C. Markus Jr Dorchester Markus

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