Frederick OKs City Limits Extension to 183 Acres
Frederick Aldermen unanimously approve annexing about 183 acres between current limits and the south freeway. The land includes parts of Carrollton and Maplewood subdivisions, the old Leats orphanage property, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, and smaller parcels. The move followed a March 18 postponement over the Brosius Development policy and city contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carrollton
Maplewood
Leats
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Brosius Development Corporation
Robert E. Dailey
Dailey
City
Brosius
County Heads Change Hearings Schedule
County department budget hearings set for next Wednesday were postponed to April 12. The new schedule lists sessions in the commissioners office from 10:00 to 11:15 with departments including Frederick Memorial Hospital Civil Defense Reproduction and Central Office Supply and the Historical Society.
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County Department
Commissioners’ Office
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Historical Society
East Frederick Little League seeks new ball park
A Frederick delegation from the East Frederick Little League Association will appeal to the mayor and board of aldermen tomorrow night, pressing for a new field as the 1965 season approaches. They cite aging facilities off Maryland Avenue, lack of dugouts, and city land ownership as obstacles, noting the league represents one third of Frederick's Little League players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Frederick
Little League Association
George May Sr
May
Frederick
Maryland Avenue
League
Baker Park
Suport
Aldermen
Racial Climate Shows Signs Of Improvement
In Montgomery and Selma, signs of easing racial tension appeared as black robed women carried empty caskets for slain civil rights workers. The march permit expired and participants left the Capitol steps. In Selma leaders canceled mass meetings to focus on registering voters, with calmer city conditions reported.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
Mills Cowling
Joseph Smitherman
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Lowndesboro
Capitol Steps
51 Die In Plane Crash In Morocco
A Iberia Airlines Convair plunged into the sea near Tangier just before landing. Of 54 aboard, 51 died, with 3 badly injured rescued by fishing vessels. The crew reported no prior issues before losing contact with Tangier control. Passengers were reported as 36 Swedes, 11 Germans, and 2 Britons. The flight originated from Malaga.
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Tangier
Morocco
Iberia Airlines
Gibraltar
Convair
Tberia
Malaga
Spain
Mathias Bus Compact Bill Passes House
Maryland could gain about 200000 dollars yearly from interstate bus taxation under a Mathias bill approved by the House. The measure would share gasoline taxes and registration fees among states by miles operated, benefiting Maryland where Greyhound Lines and National Trailways run most fuel.
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Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
R. Md
Mathias
House
Greyhound Lines
National Trailways
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland m
Stock Market Mixed Pattern In Early New York Trading
In New York the stock market showed a mixed pattern in moderate early trading as investors weighed minor advances against declines. The AP report notes varied gains and losses across sectors, signaling cautious activity in the session's opening.
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New York
Tarrant Told To Stop Work On Land Use Plan For Belt Area
Planning consultant Julian Tarrant has been ordered to halt work on a land use plan for the Frederick one mile belt and Carroll Creek area. He was told to submit preliminary plans to the county commissioners and the mayor and board of aldermen, and to stop further planning until sewer and water facilities responsibilities are decided.
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Tarrant
Julian Tarrant
Frederick City
Carrol Creek
Planning Commission
County Commissioners and Board of Aldermen
J. Alfred Catsail
Robert Wirgau
Frederick
Mr. Wirgau
Wirgau
Beavin Company
Frederick Metropolitan Sanitary
Ballenger Creek
Garrant
Carroll Creek
One Mile
Area Solons Named To Legislative Council
Area legislators were appointed to the Legislative Council, the between sessions arm of the state legislature. Key figures include Senator John A. Derry Frederick and Senator Thomas R. O'Farrell on taxation and fiscal matters, with Senator George E. Snyder as chairman. Other appointees include Senator Gilbert Gude, Senator James Clark, delegates Wirts, Miller, Houck, Dulaney, and Bresler to various committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
John A. Derry Frederick
Thomas R. O'Farrell
Carroll
George E. Snyder
Washington
Gilbert Gude
Montgomery
James Clark
Howard
Mittee
C. Chifton Wirts
James R Miller
Montgomery County
William M. Houck
Thurmont
William B. Dulaney
Carroll County
Charles S Bresler
Maryland Senate Criticized by Delegates After 1965 Session
The Maryland House assails the Senate for failing to act on key bills and reapportionment. Delegates call for abolishing the Senate while noting one major concession to the Supreme Court on congressional district realignment. The session ended after 70 days with notable rejections, including efforts to curb usury and regulate firearms and public accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillion
State Senate
Collins
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Tawes Administration
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Harbor
del. James H. Caldwell
Wicomico
House Banking and Insurance Committee
del. Samuel R. Dillon
Washington
Senate of Maryland
House of Delegates
General Assembly of Maryland
Seuate
Baltimore City
Planes Hit Radar Sites Near Vinh
Viet Cong fire downed three American helicopters over central Viet Nam killing two crewmen and wounding 16. About 45 U S and Vietnamese fighters struck four radar stations in North Viet Nam near Vinh. One F100 jet was shot down. pilot parachuted to safety. Ground fighting reported near Viet An as Marines and ARVN landed to guard troops.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Vinh
Hanoi
Viet An
Tam Ky
Quang Tin
Frederick Native Ends Duty Tour In Viet Nam
Captain Robert Butler of Frederick is ending nearly a year as senior advisor with the 42nd Ranger Battalion in Viet Nam. He leaves his battalion tomorrow and flies to San Francisco, then Lampe Missouri, to join his wife and three children. Butler is a 1953 Frederick High School and 1957 Western Maryland College graduate who has served in Viet Nam since April 1964.
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Ediot
Nate
Viet Nam
Robert Buller
Frederick
United States
42Nd Ranger
Paul Butler
Pearl Street
Butler
42Nd
San Francisco
Lampe
Maryland
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Westminster
U.S. Army
Congress Opens Klan Probe With FBI Aid
The House Un American Activities Committee moves to investigate the Ku Klux Klan with possible FBI assistance. Chairman Edwin Willis and Rep. Charles Weltner expect weeks of detailed inquiry into who the Klan is, their reach, objectives, and leaders. President Johnson supports federal help for the probe.
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Washington
FBI
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Edwin E Willis
D-La
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Natchez, Miss
E. L. McDaniel
Mississippi
United Klans of America
KKK
Willis
Johnson
Klan
Bloodmobile To Visit At Ft Detrick
The Frederick County Red Cross bloodmobile will be stationed at the Fort Detrick Field House Friday. Registration runs 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. James A. Grove reports about 245 people notified with 139 confirmations so far. Past visits at Ft Detrick have been successful and similar results are expected. The next visit is April 26 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church from 3 to 7 30 p.m.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Fort Detrick Fieldhouse
James A. Grove
Grove
Ft. Detrick
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
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OK City Limits
Ball Park
J Rolfe Casteman
Beavin
Erick
Robert Wirgan
Solons
Samuel R. Dillion
D-Washington
House Committee
James H. Caldwell
Cnnte
Charles E. Collins
Caldwell
Dillon
VN Thanh
Robert Butler
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