Buckeystown Quarrying Case Nears Conclusion
Months of hearings before the Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board on a limestone quarry near Buckeystown edge toward closing as final evidence is prepared for a court ruling. Opponents, including Zimmerman and Buckeystown residents, have contested the conditional use on the Renn land as Rockville Crushed Stone Company prepares to present air pollution testimony. Final hearings are set for April 27 and 29 in the Circuit Courtroom, with a 1,000-page record to be sent to Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer.
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Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board
Buckeystown
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit
Walkersville Renominates Two Incumbent Commissioners
Walkersville residents gathered for a town meeting where incumbent commissioners Edward Hedges and Walter Zimmerman were unanimously renominated for new two year terms ending June 1. John R. Cummins of Maryland Baptist College outlined plans for a liberal arts campus opening Sept 1967 with six or seven buildings slated for completion.
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George May
Walkersville
Maryland Baptist College
Pire
Edward Hedges
Walter Zimmerman
Hedges
Roger Zimmerman
Charles Nicodemaus
New Baptist College
John R. Cummins
Com
Traditionalist Catholic Move ment criticizes changes in Mass
Father Gommar A. De Pauw of Mt Saint Marys Seminary condemned Catholic reforms and the push toward vernacular English parts of the Mass. He said the movement seeks to preserve Catholic identity and oppose what it calls Protestantizing efforts.
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Mt. Saint Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
Gommar A. de Pauw
Mt. Saint Mary’s College
Be Pauw
Catholic Traditionalist Movement
New York
Police Seek Car Door Thief From 1955 Sedan
State Police search for the person who stole a car door from a 1955 sedan parked over the weekend on the T. Edgie Russell lot at Wor man’s Mill. The door, belonging to Charles W. Miller of Sharpsburg, was taken between Friday and early yesterday morning. Investigator William L. Newcomer leads the inquiry.
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Worman’s Mill
Charles W. Miller
RFD
Sharpsburg
Tfe
William L. Newcomer
Maryland Legislature Approves Eight New Congressional Districts
Maryland lawmakers approve a Senate plan over Baltimore City objections creating eight new congressional districts under one person one vote. The House final passage vote was 92 to 40 with districts spanning Montgomery Prince Georges Baltimore Anne Arundel and the Eastern Shore among others.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore
Supreme Court
House
Senate
City
Anne Arundel County
Frederick County
Byron, Houck
Collins
Remsberg
Wirts
Payne
Montgomery County
Anderson
Blondes
Bresler Cook
Doing
Gore
McInerney Miller
Moore
McAuliffe
Carroll County
Dulaney
Magin
Hale
Yingling
Washington County
Dillon
Grumbacher
Hoffman
Huyett
Spence
Tingle
George H. Fallon
Edward A. Garmatz
House of Representatives
Fallon
Public Works Committee
Garmatz
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Lowe
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Shore
Harford County
Baltimore County
Associated Press
Worcester
Somerset
Wicomico
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Cecil
Harford
Baltimore City
Prince Georges County
Anne Arundel
Cancer Drive in Frederick County Sets $17000 Goal
Randolph B. Rosencrantz announces a $17000 goal for the Frederick County Cancer Crusade. Over 600 volunteers will canvass April 5 to 9. Bruce Jamieson of Maryland Cancer Society urges public education and notes most funds aid county services including sick room supplies transportation and nursing care.
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Frederick County
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Rosencrantz
Bruce Jamieson
State of Maryland Cancer Society
Jamieson
Hilda Hail
Grayson Bowers
Local
Cancer Society
Wallace To Meet Rights Delegation In Montgomery
Gov. George C. Wallace plans an about face meeting with an integrated civil rights leaders group to discuss Alabama’s racial situation.MLK Jr. attended Viola Liuzzo funeral in Detroit. three memorial services planned in Alabama. A petition of Negro grievances is expected to be presented to Wallace following the March on the state Capitol.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Detroit
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Selma
Liuzzo
Wallace
Bombing of U S Embassy in Saigon Kills 12
A terrorist car bomb exploded beside the U S Embassy in Saigon killing at least 12 people and injuring more than 140. An American woman secretary and a U S Army MP were among the dead, with 45 Americans hospitalized and 19 Vietnamese in serious condition. A French businessman and other foreigners were injured. The blast created a large crater, shattered windows, and sent flames 300 feet into the air. An emergency air lift was arranged to evacuate wounded to the Philippines.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Philippines
Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Dong Hot
Budget request deadline nears in Frederick County
County departments face today’s deadline to file budget requests with the commissioners. Only three of 25 due by 10 a.m. as the pace is expected to quicken. Hearings begin April 5 with a two week public review, including a March 13 session in Winchester Hall’s Hiram Winchester Room.
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Frederick County
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Monocacy River
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Donald C. Linton
School Board and Community College
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Circuit Court
Probation Department
Children’s Aid
Commissioners Office
States Attorney's Office
Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Assessments & Taxation
Frederick County Planning & Zoning
Humane Society
Metropolitan District and Sanitation Commission
Montevue County
NASA Doctor To Talk On Space Medicine At Hood College
Dr. Fred B. Benjamin of the NASAs Office of Space Medicine will lecture on Physiological Problems of Manned Space Exploration at Hood College in Hudson Science Hall tomorrow at p.m. The Fort Detrick RESA chapter sponsors the free talk open to the public. Benjamin, born in Darmstadt, earned a dentistry doctorate in 1935, an MS in Physiology in 1950, and a PhD in Physiology.
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Fred B. Benjamin
Office of Space Medicine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hood College
Benjamin
Hudson Science Hall
University of Illinoos
Airlines and rails lift stocks in mixed early market
New York reports airlines and several rail merger shares rebounding as investors showed mixed appetite. Trading remained moderately active with varied gains and losses across sectors.
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New York
Backlog in Frederick County Cir cuit Court Cuts With Extra Judge
As of March 1 1965 1 261 cases wait in Frederick County Circuit Court including 507 civil 752 equity and two criminal pending. Judge Robert E Clapp Jr says backlog improved since 1964 when more civil equity and magistrates appeals piled up. Officials expect 32 civil 2 criminal and several equity cases for trial before April 30. He notes many delays come from continuances settlements and missing witnesses with trials often moved to the next term. Equity backlog remains high due to trusts and ongoing domestic relations cases.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Clapp Jr
jJuly
Clapp
Fairgrounds
Patrick M Schnauffer
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Kenmore
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