Walkersville Rezoning Hearing Seeks Municipal Sewer
County commissioners heard a rezoning request from Joseph F. De Caro to build a 60 family apartment project for Maryland Baptist College faculty. The developer would fund a municipal sewer option with $210,000 and the college would donate $180,000. officials note a survey plant at Israel Creek could serve Walkersville later. Opposition from nearby landowners cited taxes and crowding concerns, with a decision due within two weeks.
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Walkersville
Montgomery County
Joseph F. de Caro
Wheaton
Maryland Baptist College
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Winchester Hall
Edwin F. Nikirk
de Caro
Frank Nicodemus
Nicodemus
W. F. Lindsey
J. Harold Barker
Walkers‘ville
George Brown
Bids Sought for Postal Station at Frederick Shopping Center
The Post Office Department seeks bids for a ten year rental of 15 435 square feet near Frederick Shopping Center with the June 7 bid opening in Washington. The plan allows either existing or new building options and requires elevations or photos with bids.
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Post Office Department
Frederick
Wendell J. Chesser
Washington
James A. Grove
Grove
East Patrick Street
U.S
Daniel B Brewster
Druggists Warned Of Fake Prescriptions
State Police warn Frederick druggists to beware counterfeit prescriptions for narcotics and other drugs. Baltimore narcotics squad reports large quantities in circulation with blue ink and fictitious names Dr Calvin J. Wyman and Dr Howard Miller.
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Frederick
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Calvin J. Wyman
Medical Arts Building
Howard Miller
Fallstaff Road
Education Conference Set May 19
The seventh annual County Conference on Education will on May 19 focus on vocational education in Frederick County. The event, at West Frederick Junior High School, includes cooperation from the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and attendance by school officials and community leaders. Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr. notes expansion with Brunswick High School and upcoming Thomas Johnson High School openings, underscoring vocational education’s growing role.
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Frederick County
West Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Richard D. Hammond
John L. Carnochan Jr
Carnochan
New Brunswick
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
W Patrick Bridge To Be Repaired By State Roads Commission
State roads commission engineers will prepare plans to repair the West Patrick Street bridge over Carroll Creek after inspection by Albert Grubb chief bridge engineer and Frederick City official Robert Strine. City Engineer Robert Whiteford cautioned about funding and SRC responsibility, noting the curbline limit of maintenance. The dispute stems from a long standing agreement transferring street maintenance to the SRC nearly twenty years ago.
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State Roads Commission
Whiteford
SRC
Road Commission
Market
Patrick
New Market Election Sees Strong Turnout Amid District Debate
About 40 voters by noon and roughly 30 percent turnout in three hours highlight New Market town election focusing on the New Market Sanitary District. Incumbent mayor W Franklin Smith and five commissioners face Jesse M Burall and a slate including Lawrence Brightful the town's first Negro candidate.
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New Market Town
Paul Zimmerman
New Market Sanitary District
New Market
Norman 8S Lease
Lawrence Brightful
W Franklin Smith
James R Hahn
Lloyd K Boyer
Benjamin D. Palmer
Emory W Stull
Edward J. White
Jesse M. Burall
Brightful
Bernard L. Long
Robert W Parker
Franklin M Shaw
Frederick Fountain in Courthouse Park Marks 1880s Renovations
Miss Josephine Etchison, librarian, researched the Courthouse Park fountain history. The two cherub boys atop the fountain were a gift from Gen. James C. Clark in 1885, funded with 250 dollars as part of park improvements led by a civic committee.
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Star
Courthouse Park
Josephine Etchison
C. Burr Artz Library
Times
Frederick News
James C Clark
Frederick
Chicago
Gen. Clark
J. B. Thomas
C. E. Trail
D. C. Winebrewer
M. G. Urner
Louis McMurray
J. William Bachman
J. Henry Lampe
Dudley Page
Charles D. Dol
James P. Perry
York
College Journal
Frederick College
Court Square
Pet Monkey Bites Girl in Maryland Farm Incident
An 11 year old County girl was bitten twice on the knee by a pet monkey at about 9:05 p.m. Monday on Herbert D. Nusbaum’s Bell's Lane farm. Donna Jean Nusbaum, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald L Nusbaum, was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donna Jean Nusbaum
Donald L. Nusbaum
RFD
Frederick
Donna
Herbert D. Nusbaum
Bell's Lane
Soviets Expel U S Diplomat Garnett Over Alleged Activities
The Soviet Union ordered the expulsion of Norris D. Garnett, a U S cultural attache, claiming anti-Soviet activities among African students. Garnett denied the charges and said he would depart at week’s end after the Foreign Ministry accused him of interfering in internal affairs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Norris D. Garnett
Sovet Foreign Ministry
Garnett
Foreign Ministry
Who Will Be Elected School Board President in Frederick
Retired businesswoman Mary Condon Hodgson faces dairy farmer C. Gordon Smith for Frederick County Board of Education president. The deadlock reflects a fight between progressive and conservative factions over school administration and construction plans. Smith leads with support from Hallar Best and M. Hood while Hodgson is backed by Ross Smith and Richard Kline. The board will meet again June 2 after prior votes failed to break the tie.
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William I. Hopwood
Frederick County
Board of Education
Mary Condon Hodgson
C. Gordon Smith
Smith
Izjamsville
Hallar Best
Walkersville
Clarence Cc. C. Thomas
Frederick
John L. Carnochan
Hodgson
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Richard R. Kline
Middletown
Thomas
Gordon Smith
Best
M. Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
Miss Hood
Dr.Carnochan
Harvard University
Europe
Heaviest Skirmish Of War Heaviest Skirmish Of War
Viet Cong occupied a town of 15 000 north of Saigon for seven hours killing five American advisers and wounding 13 others in a major assault. A Marine was killed and six wounded near Da Nang while U S forces repelled the attack and civilians reported heavy Communist losses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Oriskany
Thanh Hoa
Song Bela
Jin Saigon
Johnson to Speak on World Situation Before Cartoonists
President Johnson will deliver an address Thursday on the international situation before the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists at 11 am. The White House said the speech will be open to all news coverage including live TV and radio broadcasts.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George E. Reedy
The
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
Reedy
Stock Market Trends In Early New York Trading
The stock market continued an irregular pattern in active trading as traders monitored early session movements in New York. Investors watched for shifts in major indices and sector leaders amid ongoing market uncertainty.
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New York
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Post Office Dept
Frederick Shopping Center
J. Rolfe Castleman
Southey T. Nottingham
Nottingham
Sanitary District
Soviets
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board
Mary C. Hodgson
LBJ
Detrick
Ph AO
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