Frederick City Plans 116000 Street Improvements This Year
FrederickCity plans to spend about 116018 on street resurfacing and reconstruction this year with more than 84000 from the state gasoline tax and over 32000 from the next fiscal year's budget. Projects include rebuilding East Second Street, West Seventh Street and the largest plan on West Seventh from Monticlaw Avenue to Bentz Street, possibly delayed by hospital expansion. Additional resurfacing and sidewalk work is outlined for numerous streets this summer and fall, including slurry seal on West South Street as a temporary measure before a full rebuild, plus curb gutter and sidewalk repairs at several bridges and parks.
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Frederick
Robert A. Whiteford
Whiteford
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
East Street
West Seventh Street
Bentz and
Market Streets
Monticlaw Avenue
Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Record Street
West Second Street
West Church Street
Linden Avenue
West Patrick Street
Poplar Street
Walnut Street
Taney and Schrey Avenues
Rosemont Avenue
Wilson Place
Military Road
Fourview Avenue
Washington Street
Center Street
McMurray Street
Wisner Street
East
Patrick Street
Bus Avenue
Catoctin Avenue
South Jefferson Street
Broadway
Madison Street
Clarke Place
South Market Street
Winchester Street
College Place
South College Parkway
North College Parkway
Lindbergh Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Magnolia Avenue
West
Harmon Field
College Avenue Bridge
West College Terrace
North Bentz Street
Spring Park
Baker Park
Lawyers Hear Talks On Auto Negligence in Frederick
More than 50 attorneys from central and western Maryland attend an educational program on automobile negligence in Frederick. The event, sponsored by the Maryland State Bar Association and held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, features four expert speakers led by Irwin M Sussman and includes local attorneys assisting in the program.
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Maryland
Frederick
Committee On
Maryland State Bar Association
Irwin M Sussman
Leroy W. Preston
Wilbur D Preston
Baltimore
John W. T. Webb
Salisbury
Richard R. Burgee
Frederick County Bar Association
Clater Smith
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Francis Scott Key
H. Reese Shoemaker
James McSherry
Edwin F Nikirk
Alton Y. Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
Samuel W . Barrick
Seymour Stern
W Jerome Offutt
Benjamin B Rosenstock
William Leckemy
Manuel Weinberg
Leon B Pennington
Burgee
Smith
Inch Rain Drenches Frederick County With 0.95 Inch
A Friday rain event dumped 0.95 inch on Frederick County, raising May totals to 1.03 inches while May normal runs 3.60. Highs reached 60 with a 52 degree low, and forecasters expect cloudy skies with scattered showers and possible thunder today and Sunday. Winds of 5 to 15 mph from the east and southeast will bring warm, moist air from the south Atlantic coast.
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Frederick
South Atlantic
City Waives Building Fees For YMCA In Frederick
Frederick city officials waived building and plumbing permit fees for the YMCA's new North Market Street building. Fees totaling 66.50 were refunded to the YMCA by Thurmont Construction President Carroll E Kinsey. The building permit was 562 and the plumbing permit 10.50. Kinsey praised the city administration for its cooperation.
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Frederick
YMCA
North Market Street
Carroll E. Kinsey
Thurmont Construction Company
Kinsey
Service business up 35 percent in Frederick County 1958 to 1963
Census Bureau figures show Frederick County service establishments rose 35 percent from 1958 to 1963. In 1963 total receipts reached 7.7 million from 328 establishments including personal services auto repair hotels and motels theaters and recreation services. Employment totaled 687 with a 1.7 million payroll. Maryland statewide counted 13,840 service establishments with 706 million in receipts.
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Frederick County
Census Bureau
Maryland
Maryland District Officials Meet at Mar Lu Ridge
Maryland and Washington school business officials gather at Mar Lu Ridge camp near Jefferson on May 21 and 22 for the annual spring meeting of the Association of School Business Officials of Maryland and the District of Columbia. Irvin R. Brose presides. speakers include Dr. John L. Carnochan and Herbert E. Armstrong. The program features elections, departmental sessions, a dinner on Friday, a concert by West Frederick Junior High, and Saturday activities led by H. Spilman Burns.
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Maryland
Washington
Mar Lu Ridge
Jefferson
Association of School Business Officials of
District of Columbia
Irvin R. Brose
Baltimore County
George V. Menke
Montgomery County
Allen R. Gaddis
Charles County
Association
John E. Tritt
Ior
John L. Carnochan
Herbert E. Armstrong
Baltimore Orioles
West Frederick
H. Spilman Burns
Baltimore
National Association of School Business Officials of the
United States
iCanada
Wilkins to be retried in Alabama Ku Klux Klan murder
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers says Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. will face another first degree murder trial in September after a mistrial in the killing of Viola Liuzzo. Two other Klansmen awaiting trial, plus related federal indictments, keep the case in court. An FBI plant witness aided the state’s case, complicating the Klansmen’s defense.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Viola Liazzo
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
FBI
Wilkins
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Selma
Montgomery
Three Dead Seven Missing In Ship Wreck
Mackinaw City Michigan AP crews searched today for more survivors of Friday's collision between the Cedarville and the Topdalsfjord in foggy Straits of Mackinac. Three dead, seven missing among the Cedarville crew of 35. five injured treated at Cheboygan hospital. Coast Guard inquiry ordered at Sault Ste. Marie as cold waters likely claimed the missing.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Straits of Mackinac
Michigan
Nicholas Lentini
Cheboygan Community Hospital
US. Steel Corp
Cedarville
Coast Guard
Sault Ste. Marie
Here
Topdalsfjord
Sanitary District Top Issue in New Market Election
In Frederick County New Market voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide the town’s first sanitary district created in December 1963. The contest also features Norman S. Lease a former councilman and Lawrence Brightful the town’s first Negro candidate for office. Incumbent mayor W Franklin Smith and councilmen Lloyd Bower Benjamin Palmer Ermor y W Stull James R Hahn and Edward J White seek reelection. Opposing slate led by Jesse M Burall includes Brightful Lease Bernard L Long Robert W Parker and Franklin M Shaw seeking council seats. The district’s history arouses strong local opposition as a petition and councilman Norman Lease once quit over the issue.
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Frederick County
New Market
Norman S. Lease
Lawrence Brightful
W. Franklin Smith
Lloyd K. Boyer
Benjamin D. Palmer
Ermory W. Stull
James R. Hahn
Edward J. White
Jesse M. Burall
Brightful
Lease
Bernard L. Long
Robert W. Parker
Franklin M. Shaw
Opposi
Five US raids hit North Viet Nam targets in air war surge
More than 160 U S air force and navy planes staged five raids against military targets and road communications in North Viet Nam dropping over 230 tons of bombs. The largest strike involved 40 Navy A4 Skyhawks on the Vinh airfield. In Da Nang a Marine unit faced heavy fire after moving into Le My village complex. A U S Army Special Forces man was killed by mines in central Viet Nam and two others wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
North
United States Navy
Coral Sea
Midway
Vinh
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
da Nang
U.S. Army
le My
Plane theft sparks Waikiki tree top flight by Ashdown
Former fighter pilot James A. Ashdown, 34, an advertising salesman, stole a World War II B25 bomber to relive flying urge. He buzzed Waikiki Beach, clipped trees near a hotel, then landed at Honolulu airport after a 30 mile flight. The bomber belonged to his ex-employer. no serious injuries.
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Honolulu
James A. Ashdown
Waikiki Beach
Ashdown
Barrerra Named President By Dominican Junta
A five member ruling body formed by the Dominican military junta named Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrerra president and urged Col. Francisco Caamano’s leftist rebels to join in peace efforts. Caamano rejected coalition and warned of defending the constitution after a deadly conflict.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano
Antonio Imbert Barrerra
Imbert
Caamano
Julio Pospigo
Juan Bosch
Carlos Grisolia Poloney
Donald Reid Cabral
Alejandro Zeller Coco
Pedro B. Benoit
Supreme Court
Julio Acuello
Tony
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo
Bosch
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Pospigo
National Congress
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Jose Francisco Pena Gomez
Radio Santo Domingo
Pensa
United States
California sailor held by Viet Cong in Saigon search
Donald Dawson a 25 year old civilian merchant marine officer from Victoria California who returned to the jungle two weeks ago to locate his missing pilot brother is now believed captured by the Viet Cong. A 21 year old Vietnamese student who accompanied him is also believed in communist hands. Daniel L Dawson the missing Army Lt. and pilot went down in the jungle two months earlier and had not been heard from.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
California
Donald Dawson
Oftoria
Calif
South Viet Nam
US. Army
Daniel L Dawson
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