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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 30, 1964

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Quarrying Permit In Court

In Circuit Court Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer sustains a demurrer against petitions by opponents of a limestone quarry near St. Joseph's Carrollton Manor. The case, arising after the County Board of Zoning Appeals approved conditional land use, could be amended and may be remanded for more evidence to hear all appellants.

Pascal H. Renn New Design Road Circuit Court Patrick M. Schnauffer Board of Zoning Appeals Renn Rockville Georgine Lee William H. Zimmerman Baltimore County Board of Zoning Appeals St. Joseph’s Carrollton Manor Catholic Church Buckeystown Schnanffer Vivian E. Simpson Benjamin B. Rosenstock Murray H. Fout Parsons Newman Rosenstock Board of Appeals Fout Zimmerman

MacArthur Fighting For Life

General Douglas MacArthur remained critically ill after a night of grave kidney trouble. Army Surgeon General Leonard Heaton reported a slight improvement today though the overall condition stayed critical. Bleeding from the esophagus was being controlled and urine output showed a modest return in the last hour.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Army Leonard D. Heaton MacArthur Heaton

Sent To Jail On Parking Violations

Bernard C. Lee 19 of South Bentz street was jailed for 30 days for failing to pay three parking fines after Magistrate Stanley Bennett found him guilty. The tickets dated October 22, November 16, and December 7 were issued by Sgt. J Frank Main and Officer Gideon T Darkis, with summons issued to Lee and no response received.

Bernard C. Lee South Bentz Street Stanley ¥. Bennett J. Frank Main Gideon T. Darkis Sgt Main

Surprise Snowstorm Delays Easter with 3-Inch Fall

The area woke to an unexpected snowstorm packing up to three inches, just missing Easter by hours. Winter totals surpassed 50 inches with lingering risk of more by Tuesday. seven accidents reported but no serious injuries as temperatures stayed chilly and wind remains.

Weather Bureau

Easter Bunny Delivers Sixth Girl in Frederick Memorial Hospital

On Easter Sunday Mr and Mrs Herbert Biser of Thurmont welcomed their sixth child a daughter weighing seven pounds three and a half ounces the only birth at Frederick Memorial on Easter. The baby’s name was not yet decided. The Bisers older daughters are Cindy Shelly Sharon Nancy and Lisa. Grandparents Clyde L Bason Jr and wife celebrated as Dawn Renee Pratt was born at Cherry Point Marine Base Hospital in North Carolina to their daughter Mrs William Paul Pratt Jr Sgt Pratt stationed there. The baby is the first great grandchild of Mr and Mrs Harvey R Showe Sr.

Jarea Herbert Biser RFD 2 Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Memorial Biser Mildred Tom Dawn Renee United States Marine Base Hospital Cherry Point N. C

Sunrise Easter Services Attract Hundreds Across Area

About 2,000 churchgoers joined Easter sunrise services in the region despite chill. At Sugarloaf Mountain 600 attended the East View service, with 150 at a Dickerson Methodist church breakfast. Other gatherings occurred at Marin Ridge Chapel 200 strong, Church of the Brethren in Frederick about 120, Graceham Moravian 185, Lewistown 140, Yellow Springs 165, Taneytown 200, and additional services at Gathland State Park, Catoctin Furnace, Germantown Bethel, and Piney Creek.

Sugarloaf Mountain East View Dickerson Methodist Church Jesse Myers University of Maryland Neelsville Middletown Church of the Brethren H. E. Heckert Church of the Nazarene Carroll Boyer Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Merlin E. Garber Graceham Mary Wenck Utica Lyle Ashby Brook Hill Trinity Methodist Churches Yellow Springs Taneytown Trinity Lutheran Church Paul E. Rhinehart

Weather Cuts Participation In Baltimore Civil Rights March

Hundreds of people marched in downtown Baltimore to demand racial equality despite snow and cold wind. Speakers included Dick Gregory and Jackie Robinson with Sen. Jacob Javits among planned voices, as 33 degree weather reduced turnout from organizers توقعed 10,000. The event, led by Rev. Marion Bascom St and coordinated by Rev. Gus Roman, featured signs for equal job opportunities and dignified promotion practices while white Loyola College students joined clergy in the procession toward War Memorial Plaza. Mayor McKeldin pledged continued push for civil rights legislation despite criticism over a housing provision cut from a Baltimore bill.

Baltimore State Office War Memorial Plaza City Hall Dick Gregory Jackie Robinson Jacob Javits Loyola College of Baltimore Gus Roman Baltimore Congress of Racial Equality Maryland Pavilion Marion Bascom Joseph Allen McKeldin

Death in Emmitsburg: 18 year old found in car. man questioned

Edna Irene Harlow of Aspers Pa was found partially clothed in a 1953 Buick in Emmitsburg. Authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning is likely. A 22-year-old Thurmont area man is being questioned at Barracks B. Autopsy planned. No violence marks seen. Police say charges pending.

Thurmont Area Pennsylvania Emmitsburg Edna Irene Harlow RFD 1 Aspers Frederick Memorial Hospital Baltimore B. O. Thomas Sr Tfe William L. Newcomer Robert C. Snyder

Five Day Forecast Highlights Below Normal Temperatures

The Associated Press reports temperatures will average about 10 degrees below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with cold days Tuesday and Wednesday and gradual warming thereafter. Normal highs run 56 to 62 and lows 36 to 43, with Western Maryland dipping into the low 30s. Precipitation is expected to be minimal.

Associated Press Maryland

Alaska quake relief: army and families report safety

Local Red Cross executive director said a direct Anchorage report confirms all military personnel in disaster zones are safe after the Alaska earthquake. Letters from relatives in Thurmont and Thurmont area residents confirm safety of spouses and kin near Fort Richardson and Elmendorf. Red Cross workers in Anchorage operate from the YMCA, distributing stamped cards to help people notify loved ones.

H. Albert Dean Red Cross Anchorage Alaska Frank A. Main RFD 1 Thurmont Ellis H. Hardendorf Fort Richardson Louis Renn S. Louise Renn Bootlegger’s Cove Renn Dan H. Cruz Eleventh Avenue Miss Renn Cruz Harry F. Shipley Robert G. Clark Alfred Clark Delaware Road Elmendorf Office of Emergency Planning Alaskan Dean

Glenn withdraws from Ohio Senate race after bath injury

Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. ends his Ohio U.S. Senate bid due to injuries from a bathroom fall. Doctors say balance problems and inner ear damage will delay recovery for months. Glenn filed to remove his name from the Democratic ballot and may return home near Houston.

San Antonio Tex John H. Glenn Jr Ohio U.S. Senate Congress Earth Glenn Air Force Hospital Marine Corps Senate Ted Brown National Aeronautics Space Administration Center Houston

Death Toll Could Reach 100 in Alaska Earthquake

Anchorage and other Alaskan towns reeled after Friday’s quake as Civil Defense tallies rose to 21 dead and 83 missing, with 55 injured. If the missing are pronounced dead, the toll could surpass 100, while damage estimates reached about 350 million dollars and recovery timelines stretched to two years.

Anchorage Alaska Kodiak Valdez Seward Ead Whittier Cordova Port Ashton Bruce Woodford Egan Poice Edward A. McDermott Johnson Washington McDermott Bob) Bartlett Congress Gulf of Alaska

Tremor Shakes Santiago Briefly. No Damage Reported

A strong but brief earth tremor was felt in Santiago today causing alarm but no damage or injuries were reported. The event prompted residents to evacuate some buildings as a precaution while authorities assessed the situation.

Santiago Chile

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