State officials study Catoctin High site in Thurmont case
State Board hearing set for May 26 on the location of the new Catoctin High School. Dr. John L. Carnochan presents Frederick County’s case for locating the consolidated north county high school on Thurmont’s northern edge. Emmitsburg residents seek a mid point between Emmitsburg and Thurmont and have filed suit to halt further construction actions.
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State Department of Education
John L. Carnochan
Catoctin
Thurmont
Carnochan
Frederick County
County High
State Board of Education
Emmitsburg
Carnachan
Taneytown
Charles A. Price
Final Vote On Zoning Change In Frederick Tonight
Frederick officials plan the final approval of a zoning ordinance change tonight after a two week delay. The package requires attorney approved amendments postings and a four vote alderman threshold to override planning commission recommendations.
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Frederick
Planning Commission
Board of Aldermen
Local Youth Charged In Hit-Run
A county youth Reid Tyergar age 20 of Frederick was charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident reckless driving and driving without a license after his westbound car on East Fourth Street struck two parked vehicles and backed into a third. Police say the 1965 sedan suffered 200 dollar damage the 1956 car 300 dollars and the 1963 auto 150 dollars.
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East Fourth Street
Reid Tyergar
RFD
Frederick
Tyefyar
Roger Haines
Tyeryar
Raymond Dyer
Haines
Dyer
Cartell Parkway
Robert Foland
Thurmont
U.S. 15
Charles
Seven Hurt In Route 15 Collision Near Lewistown
Seven people sustained minor injuries when a northbound car struck the rear of a station wagon on U S 15 about one mile south of Lewistown. Injured include Carlton M Purdum Sr and family members. two other passengers in the Lew vehicle suffered abrasions and fractures. Beckley and Winfield were hospitalized with additional injuries.
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U. S. 15
Lewistown
Paul C. Crutchley
Gene Walter Lewis
RFD 1
Myersville
Carlton Monroe Purdum Sr
Thurmont
Crutchley
Purdum
Lewis
Clifton A. Beckley
RFD
Wilbur H. Winfield
Smithsburg
Beckley
Winfield
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Carroll County Commissioner Quits
The only Republican member of Carroll County's Board of Commissioners, Justus Denner, has resigned. Denner submitted his resignation to the three member board in a brief letter. Denner, 48, a former cannery operator in Manchester, was appointed in March 1964 to fill a vacancy. His departure requires the Carroll County Republican Central Committee to recommend a successor.
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Carroll County
Board of Commissioners
Justus Denner
Denner
Horace S. Branning
Manchester
Edmund L. Carr
Republican Central Committee
Council To Tackle Reapportionment
The Legislative Council will meet next Wednesday in Annapolis to begin drafting legislation on reapportionment of the General Assembly.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Annapolis
General Assembly
Four Americans Injured Captured or Killed in Dominican Battle
In Santo Domingo insurgents engage a Marine patrol. One Marine killed, two wounded, two captured amid fighting in rebel held zones. Rebel leader Caamano warned U.S. troops would be fired upon. U.S. and OAS discuss inter American military force to restore peace as protests and diplomatic moves continue.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Francisco Caamano Deno
Peace Commission of
Caamano
Washington
OAS
Paraguay
Venezuela
United States
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Frank Morrice
Pedestrians Help Clear 1900 Cans Beer After Spill
A trailer truck’s load shifted on a downgrade and 1900 cans of beer spilled at a Providence intersection. Motorists and pedestrians rushed to salvage the beer, leaving little behind by the time the truck was moved. Edmund Vandercaster Jr. commented on expecting salvage help but finding nothing left.
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Providence
R.I
Edmund Vandercasteller Jr
Anti U S Riots Staged By Students In Argentina
In Buenos Aires six thousand students protested U S action in the Dominican Republic outside the Argentine Congress. The hour long clash injured 13 and spread to Venezuela Colombia Peru and Chile. Police said Communist involvement sparked violence as rioters attacked police and property including the Savoy Hotel and the vice president's limousine.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Dominican Republic
Congress
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Chile
Carlos Perette
Senate
Savoy Hotel
Savoy
Nicolas Rodriguez
De Gaulle Urges U.S. Pullout From Dominican Republic
President Charles de Gaulle voiced disapproval of American military intervention in the Dominican Republic and called for withdrawal of U.S. forces during a French Cabinet meeting. A Cabinet spokesman reported the position.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Dominican Republic
U.S
de Gaulle
Market Holds Steady After Four Day Advance
NEW YORK stock market stayed fairly steady early today after four straight sessions of gains to new highs. Trading was active as investors weighed early moves and kept prices on a firm footing.
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New York
Titan Ship In Space Acrobatics Launch Promises Orbit Shifts
Cape Kennedy launches a Titan 3A booster carrying two satellites. The transtage ignites thrice to place the experiments in a circular 15 mile high orbit, then shifts to 115 to 1,725 miles, aiming a fourth burn toward 2,300 miles with a 50 50 chance of success. The mission tests long range communications satellites and radar calibration gear.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Transtage
America
State Rests Case In C R Murder Trial
In Hayneville Alabama prosecutors abruptly rested their case in the murder trial of Ku Klux Klan member Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr charged with the night rider slaying of Detroit civil rights activist Mrs Viola Liuzzo. Defense attorney Matt H Murphy Jr said only a few minutes were needed to plan strategy as the court recessed for defense prep and prosecutors indicated they would question FBI expert Marion Williams who linked Wilkins to a 38 caliber revolver identified as the murder weapon.
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Hayneville
Ala
Matt H. Murphy Jr
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
Arthur E Gamble Jr
FBI
Marion Williams
Wilkins
Board Of Education Sees Second Deadlock In One Day
The Maryland school board again failed to elect a president or vice president at a 3:30 p.m. reconvened session. With a 3 to 3 vote split between Gordon Smith and Mary Condon Hodgson, adjournment followed after aide and legal counsel advised on adjournment and ad hoc leadership.
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Hallar Best
C. Gordon Smith
Richard R. Kline
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Mary Condon Hodgson
Kline
Dr. Carnochan
Gordon Smith
Carnochan
Pauline Bowlus
Maryland
Ross Smith
Smith
Frederick Community College Buys Maude Thomas Farm Site
Frederick Community College board approves purchasing the Maude Thomas farm on O Possumtown Pike for 127000 with county and state funds. Land split includes a future warehouse site and possible Harmony Grove expansion. Duval Sweadner reappointed president. Graduation list announced for June exercises.
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The
Frederick Community College
Maude Thomas
O'Possumtown Pike
Duval W. Sweadner
Sweadner
Frederick High School
O’possumtown Pike
John L. Carnochan
Frederick
Hallar Best
Mary Condon Hodgson
Harmony Grove School
Carnochan
Sneadner
Paula Rhea Bailey
Margaret Rose Clarke
Charles Henry Coblentz
Middletown
Timothy Lee Dinkerman
Joseph Thomas Gall
Thurmont
Richard Eugene Sladhill
Helen Mimsie Goodman
Robert Michael Hess
Wayne H. Hevner
Miriam Louise Hursey
Freda Mae Johnson
Lander
John Stewart Long
Fort Detrick
Donald Allen McGolerick
New Market
Thaddeus LeRoy Moore
Barlowsville
Alan C. Powers Sr
Walkersville
Regina Ann Ritenour
U S jets hit North Vietnamese ammo complex and clashes widen
U S Air Force jets destroyed an ammunition complex with four bunkers blown and four burning, while 30 tons of bombs hit the Phu Van complex. South Viet Nam’s Armed Forces Council dissolved itself, boosting Phan Huy Quat’s position amid moves to move 3 500 Army troops from Okinawa.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Armed Forces Council
Phan Huy Quat
U.S. Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
Phu van
Hanoi
Air Force
Army
da Nang
Darlac
Showdown Looms Over Voting Bill
In Washington the Senate prepared to vote on Sen. Sam J Ervin's amendment to strip automatic federal voter registration in the South. Instead feder al registrars would be appointed only after proving discrimination in a defined area. A Monday vote was set on banning state poll taxes.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J Ervin
Dn.c
South
Mike Mansfield
Everett M Dirksen
Ervin
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