Tie Vote For Fifth Council Seat In New Market Election
New Market voters produced a tie for the fifth council seat between Lawrence Brightful and Lloyd K. Boyer, each with 52 votes, while mayoral and other council races produced winners and losers. Officials noted no tie procedure exists in the town charter, with debate over next steps and possible new election.
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New Market
Lawrence Brightful
Lloyd K. Boyer
Dorsey Griffith
Norman Lease
Griffith
Paul
Frederick County Metropolitan
Hahn
White
Shaw
Lease
Long
Parker
Frederick
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Frederick City
Donald Whitworth
County Board of Election Supervisors
Self-Service Shoe Store Opens Here
Grand opening at Pic-Way Self-Serve Shoe Mart in Monocacy Village Shopping Center starts Thursday at 9 am. The 46th store in a Ohio to Alabama chain, located at 928 East Street, operates 9 am to 9 pm six days weekly.
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Pic-Way Shoe Mart
Monocacy Village
Pic-Way Self-Serve Shoe Mart
Ohio
Alabama
East Street
Frank Miller
Miller
Pittsburgh
Frederick
A. J. Kobacker
Armed Forces Parade Route and Parking Rules
City police announced temporary parking restrictions to clear streets for the Armed Forces Day Parade. The route begins at 6 36 p m and no parking is allowed all day on West Second Street between Bentz and College Avenue. After 5 p m no parking on Market Street from Seventh to Patrick, on Patrick from Market to Bentz, or on Bentz from Patrick to West Second.
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Charles V. Main
West Second Street
Bentz
College Avenue
Market Street
Seventh
Patrick Street
Patrick
Market
Frederick County Forms Plumbing Code Study Committee
The Frederick County Commissioners appointed a survey committee to study the need and feasibility of a county plumbing code led by Norman Waltz. Other members include Francis Cook Charles Murphy Dr Forbes Burgess Strafford Grabill and commissioner representative Lawrence A Dorsey. The panel will meet May 19 at Winchester Hall Health Department offices to evaluate the recent request from seven local master plumbers led by Mehrl Wachter.
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Frederick County
Norman Waltz
Frederick
Francis Cook
Jug Bridge
Charles Murphy
Forbes H. Burgess
Strafford Grabill
Libertytown
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Mehrl F. Wachter
Frederick City
State of
Maryland
Plumbing Code Survey Committee
Health Department
Winchester Hall
Antique Sale At Frederick Draws 400 Buyers
More than 400 people crowded the farm and garden building at Frederick Fair grounds for a sale of antiques from the Jesse B. Anders estate. Buyers from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey attended. Only antique pieces are sold today as auctioneer Emmett R. Bowlus noted. Additional estate items will be auctioned in mid July.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Jesse B. Anders
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Fairgrounds
Anders
Emmett R. Bowlus
Youth Gets Suspension For Assault
A 20 year old Frederick man Ray G K Stine of West Seventh Street was fined 50 dollars in Magis trate s Court for assault and battery on a 14 year old girl. The fine was suspended by Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett after the girl testified that Stine and another youth jumped from a parked car and tried to drag her into it. The other youth faces a juvenile delinquent charge per Detective Sgt Paul W Mossburg.
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Frederick
Ray G. K. Stine
West Seventh Street
Stanley Y. Bennett
East Patrick Street
Stine
Paul W. Mossburg
Johnson seeks federal pay hike across civil service and military
President Johnson asked Congress for an $853 million annual package to raise federal civilian and military pay. He proposed a 3 percent across the board raise for civil service, postal workers, and foreign service, with top policymakers and about 600,000 blue collar workers excluded. Military increases would average 4.8 percent for those with two or more years, and 2.7 percent for those with less than two years, plus benefits. He also urged a four year cycle to review federal pay against private sector compensation.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Civil Service
Foreign Service
Executive Branch
Lunik 5 Nears Moon Landing In Mission Closer To Manned Flight
Moscow AP reports the unmanned Soviet craft Lunik 5 nears the moon, aiming for a gentle soft landing near the Sea of Clouds south pole. Tass cites distances from moon and earth as it targets 10:15 p.m. EST landing, with two goals for the space race.
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Moscow
Tass
United States
Earth
U S Viet Force Expands With Paratroopers And Marines
In Saigon the arrival of about 1,000 SS. Army paratroopers and a battalion of 1,400 Marines brings U.S. forces in South Viet Nam to roughly 46,500. The 173rd Airborne Brigade joins near Bien Hoa, while Marines land at Chu Lai and Da Nang to bolster air and ground operations against the Viet Cong. No Viet Cong contact reported as force buildup continues.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Chu Lai
da Nang
Anrtillery Battalion
Lee E. Surat
New York City
3Rd Marine
Ito
City Crews Keep Busy Mowing Parks in Frederick
Frederick City Parks and Maintenance Department under Marion W. Rice oversees 22 parks, McCurdy Field, and watershed areas. Six men take two to three days to mow Baker Park, while 13 regular staff plus seasonal help maintain 8,400 acres of watershed lands and 100 miles of roads and fire trails. The department plans to develop College Estates park, build a scenic bridge at Baker Park, and asphalt park sidewalks, with winter work on Carrell Creek banks and tree planting to replace over 100 dead or diseased trees.
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Frederick City
Parks and Maintenance Department
Marion W. Rice
McCurdy
Bentz Street
Linganore
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Rice
Baker Park
Monocacy Village
Baughman
Jon Wines
Parks Department
College Estates
Westbrook Bridge
Carrell Creek
Culler Lake
College Avenue
Mullinix Park
Carroll Creek
Parkway School
Kiwanis Club
Bakier Park
Engelbrecht Elected President of Frederick Mutual Insurance
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht is elected president of The Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County, succeeding James H. Gambrill TI who becomes board chairman. The firm chartered in 1843 and operating since 1844 serves over 8000 policyholders with more than 80 million dollars in insured property through 90 agents.
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the Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick County
County
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Engelbrecht
Greec Ome
James H. Gambrill
Merril A. Adams
Charles F. Bowers
Casper E Cline Jr. Engelbrecht
Gambrull
Charles McC. Mathias Jr. Myers
Guy W. Nusz
Charles H. Remsberg
R. Ward Stauffer
Bernard C. Thomas Jr
E. Eugene Thomas
Maryland
Frederick High School
Printer’s
City completes annual cleanup hauling 125 truck loads
Frederick public works reports over 325 dump truck loads cleared last week in the city clean-up drive. Superintendent Robert L. Strine noted Friday was the peak, with 31 roads of furniture papers and rags moved to the dump.
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Robert L. Strine
Frederick
Public Works Department
Strine
Citizens Fire Company Has Election
Arthur G. Strine was reelected president of the Citizens' Truck Company for the four teenth year at the fire company election last night. Paul B. Rhoads Jr. was named vice president with Gerald McConnell as second vice president. Charles E. Troxell became secretary and treasurer, with Troxell also captain alongside lieutenants Gerald McConnell Charles Reisner Robert Blumenauer and Howard Stroup. Directors named include Benjamin Rosenstock Russell H. McCain Dr. James Marrone William Boost Sr. John F. Miller W. Verl Forney Robert Blumenauer Thomas Eichelberger Howard Stroup.
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Arthur G. Strine
Citizens' Truck Company
Fire Company
Strine
Paul B. Rhoads Jr
Gerald McConnell
Charles E. Troxell
William F. Moore
Charles Reisner
Robert Blumenauer
Howard Stroup
Benjamin Rosenstock
Russell H. McCain
James Marrone
William Boost Sr
John F. Miller
W. Verl Forney
Thomas Eichelberger
Edward
Thief Takes $220 From Service Station
A bold thief stole 220 dollars from a bank deposit bag at a West Pa trick Street service station Monday. Det. Sgt Ellis G. Carty said police seek clues in the Monday morning robbery at the station operated by Brantley Keeney Jr. Keeney reported the bag contained 220 dollars in cash and was on a shelf when it disappeared.
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Ellis G. Carty
West Patrick Street
Brantley Keeney Jr
Keeney
Rusk briefs NATO on Vietnam and Dominican issues
Secretary of State Dean Rusk explained U S policy in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic to NATO foreign ministers in London. The ministers met in a semisecret session with later remarks relayed to newsmen and a separate press-free session for delegation heads.
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London
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Rusk
Atlantic
Stock Market Advances In Mixed New York Start
New York markets opened with uneven gains as alum inums showed tentative progress amid active trading. The early session reflected a mix of advances and declines as investors weighed sector movements and economic cues.
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New York
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Lunik 5
Frederick Gas Company
Rosemont Avenue
Biggs Avenue
Calvin Pearl
Gas Company
Pearl
Preto
J Rolfe Castleman
Sheokstown Road
U.S. Viet
C. Millard Eiler JR
J. H. Gambrill
President Mutual Insurance Co
Davis Studio
Frank J Keefer
James H. Gambrill I
Citizens Fire Company
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