YMCA cancels women's golf class over integrated facilities
Frederick County YMCA canceled a women’s golf class after the VFW golf course refused to allow an integrated group. The seven member class included a Negro. YMCA official Merrill Groelle seeks another course and possible rescheduling. The VFW post argued the agreement was invalid and the post did not consent to the class.
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Frederick County
YMCA
VFW
Merrill Groelle
Groelle
Puffenberger
William Gehring
Frederick
McCue
Gehring
Three Democrats Nominate Themselves For Maryland Governor
Frederick County Democrats heard three party members say they would run for governor of Maryland. State's Attorney General Thomas B. Finan U S Rep Carlton R Sickles and State Comptroller Louis L Goldstein indicated candidacies. Goldstein publicly signaled intent to seek the office at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana before 300-plus people.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
U.S
Carlton R. Sickles
Louis L. Goldstein
Asters
Tawes
Goldstein
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Finan
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Charles E. Moylan Sr
Sjamsville
Moylan
Party of Progress
University of Maryland
Bay
Voting Bill Debate Ends Next Week
Senate leaders plan to end debate on the voting rights bill next week after a speedup maneuver announced by Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Leader Dirksen. If two thirds approve, each senator will be limited to an hour of speaking time on the bill and amendments, with Southern senators’ tactical concerns voiced by Ellender in Russell’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Dirksen
Allen J. Ellender
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Zoning Board Approves Church Addition in Frederick
The Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals granted a setback waiver for the Church of the Brethren to add a two story Sunday School classroom beside the church at Fairview Avenue and West Second Street. The action included two other waivers for yard distances on home additions.
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Frederick City
Ausherman
Joseph Russard
Fleming Avenue
Mary A. Norwood
Military Road
Unpublished Cole Porter Songs Found in Files
New York AP reports between seven and one hundred songs by Cole Porter were discovered in the late composer’s archives. The titles include Bertie and Gertie and He Certainly Kills the Women. many were written for Broadway shows or an unmade motion picture. Porter died last October at 72.
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New York
Cole Porter
Bertie
Gertie
Dizzy Baby
Porter
Frederick fire chiefs weigh central alarm plan
Representatives from 14 Frederick city and county fire departments backed a proposed central alarm system at a county commissioners meeting. Some urged more information on cost and operation, including a $250000 transmission tower and staff needs, while others supported faster, coordinated dispatch to save lives and property.
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Frederick City
Court House
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence Dorsey
County Firemen’s Association
Woodsboro Fire Company
Dorsey
James Marrone
United Fire Company
Glen F. Stottlemyer
Woodsboro Company
Charles Troxell
Citizens Truck Company
The
Independents
High Knob
Frederick
Troxell
James Walsh
County Fire Chiefs Association
Weybright
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Renn
Radio Corp Leads Early Market Into Record Highs
Stock market action in New York showed Radio Corp in a leading position as trading remained active and investors pushed prices toward new records.
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New York
Radio Corp
Tading
Boy Loses Toe Tip to Rotary Mower
An 11 year old Monrovia boy, Eric Burall, had the tip of his big toe severed and another toe lacerated when his right foot was caught under a rotary mower at home. He was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last night and is in satisfactory condition. His parents, Mr and Mrs Jesse I Burall, brought him to the hospital about 9 15 p m Tuesday.
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Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eric Burall
Jesse I. Burall
Eric
Typewriter Stolen From City Church
A $250 electric typewriter was stolen from the Evangelical Re formed United Church of Christ. The theft occurred last night or today in the church basement office. Thieves also broke a soft drink machine and took about $3. Rev. Paul L. Althouse discovered the break this morning. City police detectives are investigating.
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Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
Dominicans Agree On Final Truce
In Santo Domingo the OAS peace commission forged a final truce framework after talks with both sides of the civil war. Marines expanded the refugee zone to the El Salvador Guatemala and Ecuador embassies while the commission outlined safe conduct evacuation and food distribution terms.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States Peace Commission
U.S
el Salvador
Guatemala
Ecuador
OAS Commission
Richardo M. Colombo
Argentina
Colombo
Francisco Caamano Deno
United States
OAS
San Isidro
Duarte Bridge
Ozama River
Frederick County Poverty Study Highlights Gaps in Prosperity
The Community Action Committee released census derived data showing Frederick County trails Maryland in income and education. Among findings are a median county income of 5026 versus 6309 statewide, 18 percent of homes worth under 5000, and 20 percent lacking toilet or running water. The report was presented by 17 volunteers led by Mrs. Edward D. Storm and county planner Robert Wirgan with a proposed constitution for the group to be discussed next Tuesday.
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Frederick County
Community Action Committee
Maryland
Democratic Party
Benjamin Warshowsky
League of Women Voters
Manwiller Named Principal For New Gover nor Thomas Johnson High School
Earl Manwiller, supervisor of high schools in the county system, is named principal of the new Gover nor Thomas Johnson High School with a salary of 11500 for the first year. He will also serve as social studies supervisor for the year before the school opens in fall 1966.
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Earl 8. Manwiller
Thomas Johnson
Senor
John L. Carnochan
Manwiller
Carnochan
George H. Littrell
Linganore High School
New Brunswick High School
Littrell
Donald Z Koons
Dr Koons
James T Hess
Frederick County Board of Education Deadlocks for President
The Frederick County Board of Education remained tied 3 to 3 in balloting for the presidency. Candidates Mrs. Mary Condon Hodgson and C Gordon Smith each held three votes with no break in the stalemate. A late afternoon vote was planned as state officials advised keeping current officers until the dispute is resolved.
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Frederick County
Kline
Gordon Smith
U S Ground Troops Land in Viet Nam Paratroopers Arrive
An armada of transport planes delivers 1200 U S paratroopers to Bien Hoa and Vung Tau as the first American ground combat units in Vietnam. 2300 more from the 173rd Airborne Brigade expected from Okinawa this week. Units to serve as advisers and defense in depth with offensive ops against Viet Cong.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
Bien Hoa
Vung Tau
South China Sea
NLRB rules Baltimore News American suspension illegal
The regional NLRB ruled the News American suspension an illegal lockout affecting employer John A Penello. Penello said settlement talks with Hearst management could resume publication and back wages, with a formal complaint possible if no talks occur. The district court injunction demand remains under consideration.
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Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
Baltimore News American
John A Penello
Hearst
Daily and
Sunday News American
Penello
NLRB
News American
U.S. District Court
Wiliam H Mills
Sunpapers
American Newspaper Guild
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Sickles
Ewara Perradhive
Donald E. Specht
RFD 4
J Ratie Castleman
Adamstown
OK Central Alarm System
Caamano
George Littrell
Brunswick
Karl S. Manwiiler
C. Gordon Smith
Mary Hodgson
Viet Nam
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