Liquor Bills Approved By Senate In Frederick County
The State Senate approved an amended liquor bill and enacted another law affecting Frederick County. One measure raises the license restaurant assessed value from 15 000 to 20 000, correcting a 1965 typo that set it at 25 000. The second bill creates an Alcoholic Beverage Inspector post and requires office space for both the Liquor License Commission and inspector. Byron proposed Winchester Hall as a site. The Senate also confirmed Charles W. Harper and Harry Russell Lewis as committing magistrates for Brunswick and Thurmont respectively.
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State Senate
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Goodive el Byron
Liquor License Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Inspector
West Church Street
Byron
Winchester Hall
Senate
Charles W. Harper
Point of Racks
Brunswick
Hany Russell Lewis
Thurmont
Spring Weather Brings Bright Skies and Warm Temperatures
New York weather report notes Easter sunshine with highs around 72 degrees and cooler nights. Forecast calls for mostly clear to partly cloudy skies through midweek with a slight chance of rain midweek.
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Tanker Breaks In Half Off England's Coast
The Torrey Canyon lies split in two on the Seven Stones reef off Land's End. Seabirds drown or are trapped by oil as slicks spread along more than 70 miles of southwest coast. Rescue crews move 700000 oysters to deep water from Prince Charles’s Duchy of Cornwall farm amid the disaster.
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Seven Stones Reef
Land's End
England
Duchy of Cornwall
Prince Charles
Its Road E O Time Two Teen Safe Driving Contests Planned Locally
Road E O contest events in Frederick include a local event on April 23 at the Frederick Shopping Center and a state contest on May 27 and 28. The local event will feature a first for girls with separate competition and trophies. Open to high school students who have not yet turned 12 or had a moving violation in six months, entrants need a driver’s license. Applications are available via area high schools. The Road E O program has run locally for twelve years to foster safe driving habits among teens, with winners advancing to the state level. Jaycee committee members include Richard K. Belson, William Summers, Richard Beckley, and Mere dith L. Kinna.
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Vas
Frederick O Faxcees
Moyet Lincoln Vereurs
Ily
Jaycee Road EO
Richard K. Belson
William Summers
Richard Beckley
Meredith L Kinna
Humphrey Defends US Vietnam Policy in Geneva Address
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told American mission staff in Geneva that the United States is justified in Vietnam, likening the war effort to U.S. stands in Berlin and Korea. He framed the conflict as a peace with honor mission, stressing three UN goals and promising commitment to Vietnam while rejecting the role of world policeman. He urged allies to denounce US policy only if they dispute the broader struggle against aggression and urged no abdication of commitments.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
U.S
Berlin
Korea
Humphrey
Vietnam
Asia
United States
U.N
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Humphres
Europe
Denouine
Utica Marine Returns From Vietnam Home to Mom's Cooking
Ronald E Weddle a Utica Marine wounded near Quang Tri in Vietnam returned home after treatment aboard the USS Repose and Bethesda Naval Hospital He was discharged and reunited with his family His mother cooked breakfast and chicken pot pie for dinner He had requested home cooked food for his platoon and recalled packages from Frederick County and Baltimore He joined the Marines in 1966 arrived in Vietnam Sept 9 on 30 day leave he hopes not to go back There is no certainty about further orders.
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Vietnam
Lance
Ronald E Weddle
Charles K. Weddle
Quang Tri
Lows W Wait
Weddle
Bethesda Naval Hospital
News-Post
North Vietnam
Fredenck County
Baltimore
County towns and Frederick meet for problem discussion session
Mayors from Brunswick Emmitsburg Frederick and other towns joined County Commissioners in a closed door roundtable to discuss sanitary landfills sewage treatment highway dumping water quality and a Trailways bus service change. An executive officer will attend bi monthly meetings and the aim is to replace a county municipal league with regular talks in May.
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Frederick County
John A. Derr
Frederick
Jess D. Orndorff
Brunswick
Guy A. Baker Jr
W. Franklin Smith
New Market
C. Ray Weddle Jr
Thurmont
C. Carroll Wickless
Woodsboro
Charles E. Collins
Colins
Trailways Bus Company
Emmitsburg
Collins
Washington County
Police Pursue Theft Destruction Cases Across Easter Weekend
City police investigated four break ins and larcenies, nine destruction of property reports, and one mugging over the Easter weekend. A wallet containing $36 was stolen from Bill Pleasant on West All Saints Street. Burglars pried basements at Detrick Plaza on West Seventh Street, stealing items valued around $210 including a dock, tires, golf gear, and a golf cart. Destruction included seven car radio aerials on West Patrick Street and a damaged Union Mission storefront window. Additional liquor thefts and stereo components were reported late Sunday into Monday.
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Bill Pleasant
York
West All Saints Street
Pleasant
Detrick Plaza
West Seventh Street
West Patrick Street
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rockwell Terrace
Union Mission
West South Street
Broadway
Earl
Phrederick
Maryland lawmakers weigh Bay Bridge plan and death penalty
With two days left in session the Maryland Legislature faces votes on a parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the abolition of the death penalty. The House approved a bridge bill authorizing three crossings and a Baltimore Harbor Tunnel with a Senate floor vote looming amid anticipated amendments. Critics warn the plan mirrors a referendum defeat and question rushing billions in bridges. Meanwhile a modified death penalty bill advances, but supporters urge a clean vote on Monday to decide the abolition question.
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Maryland
Senate
House
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Harbor
SRC
Dum
Bay
States Roads Commission
Frank J. McCourt
D-Balto
Roy N Staten
D-Balto County
General Assembly
del. Thomas Hunter Lowe
D-Talbot
Judiciary Committee
Stennis Committee Urges Lifting Vietnam Bombing Limits
A Senate subcommittee led by Sen. John Stennis urged officials to lift bombing restrictions in Vietnam. The panel, after a four‑week South Vietnam visit, found North Vietnam air raids costly with limited gains, while some senators warned against ending bombing. President Johnson praised a converted senator’s views, and debate continued on wartime strategy and peace talks.
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Senate
Johnson
Senate Defense Subcommittee
John Stennis
D Miss
South Vietnam
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Defense Subcommittee
Stennis
Defense Department
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Viet War Escalates Amid Heavy Gains and Attacks
Viet warfare intensified with multiple Red assaults across the Mekong Delta and Son Tay supply point 23 miles west of Hanoi. U S helicopters shot down, four more damaged, river patrols and gunships engaged ground, sea, and air targets in a broad series of attacks.
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Vietnam
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Can Tha
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