Roads Head Signals Need for More Construction Funds
The Frederick County Roads Report for 1963 urges more funds for new construction and less for maintenance. It shows only 7 miles built despite 279,425.49 spent on new work and 504,909.66 on maintenance, and recommends about 400,000 for 1965 construction.
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Frederick County
Southey T. Nottingham Jr
Nottingham
Monocacy River
Price’s Distillery
David H. Young
M. J. Grove
Boyer’s Mill
Richard F. Kline
Quirault School
Big Woods
Willis Lane
Meadow Road
Brunswick Street
Simmons
State Roads Commission
MSD Faculty Member to Attend Workshop
Kenneth R. Lane of the Maryland School for the Deaf is among 20 selected to attend a July 20 to August 21 workshop at Ball State Teachers College Muncie Indiana. He will review films and visual materials for social studies instruction while others assess science materials. The program is funded by a 47 737 grant from the U.S. Office of Education. Participants were chosen from four applicants representing public and private deaf schools nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Lane
Maryland School For Deaf
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
U.S. Office of Education
Armed Forces Day Observance Opens In Frederick Afield
Frederick begins Armed Forces Day with noon displays at the National Guard Armory and along West Second Street featuring missiles artillery and related exhibits open until 6 pm Parking on the parade route is banned from 5 pm Bands Elm Street West Frederick and Singanore perform at Baker Park bandshell through 5 pm A 27 unit parade with seven bands follows at 6 30 pm from Seventh and Market to Bentz Street ending at the Armory City Hall hosts the reviewing stand for dignitaries.
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National Guard Armory
West Second Street
Arnold Dove
George Harris
John Sheffield
Frank J. Keefer
Robert Boyer
Baker Park
Frederick
National Guard
Bentz Street
College Avenue
Elm Street
West Frederick
Singanore
Armed Forces
Seventh
Market Streets
Market Street
Patrick Street
City Hall
North Market Street
Poppy Days Sales This Weekend
The Auxiliary to the Francis Scott Key Unit 11 of the American Legion plans its annual Poppy Days event Friday and Saturday in downtown Frederick. Volunteers will sell red crepe paper poppies made by disabled veterans to aid veterans, war widows, and orphans. The flowers symbolize honoring the dead and supporting the living.
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Francis Scott Key Unit 11
American Legion
Frederick
Europe
James A. Grove
Sealed Bids Sought For Fort Detrick Land Leases
Fort Detrick invites sealed bids for two lease tracts after initial bids failed. One parcel expands from 33 to 40 acres, the other trims from 42 to 26 acres. Areas prohibit price supported crop overproduction. inspection 9 am to 4 pm via Robert Riddlemoser. Bids due 3 pm May 25 in Baltimore. Clayton S. Harrison Jr. elected Delaware Republican chairman.
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Fort Detrick Military Reservation
Fort Detrick
Robert Riddlemoser
Baltimore
U. S. Army Engineer District
Lions Net 1800 From Clyde Beaty Circus in Frederick
Francis Scott Key Lions Club of Frederick reports 1800 in proceeds from two Clyde Beaty Circus performances at the Frederick Shopping Center. Over 4000 attended, with funds partly to eye bank and sight conservation. plans for another high caliber show next year. Edward Akers presided at the meeting.
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Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Frederick
Clyde Beaty- Cole Brothers
Lions Club
Chatta Box
William Kreh
Kreh
Eye Bank
Frederick City
Edward Akers
The
Lions
Man Killed in Saw Mill Decapitation Accident
Cambridge AP report states 21 year old Robert Pollard Dickinson of Linkwood was decapitated when a log fell from a conveyor and knocked him into a log peeling machine at his father’s saw mill. State Police describe the fatal accident occurring today.
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Cambridge
Robert Pollard Dickinson
Linkwood
Dickinson
GOP Corrects Ballot Name Errors On Voting Machines
Corrections to four Republican candidates and one United States Senate candidate name errors on facsimile ballots will be reflected on all county voting machines next Tuesday. Mehr F. Wachter cites need for minority party representation on boards after a temporary lack of a Republican member on the Board of Supervisors of Elections due to a death. Names corrected include William A. Albaugh misfiled for Congress at large and four delegates Sally Hedstrom J Richard Hudson and Lois Hill Remsberg with misspellings fixed on specimen ballots and machine strips. Harriet E Schindel’s first name misspelling also corrected to Harriett on machines.
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Mehr F. Wachter
Republican State Central Committee
Wachter
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Helen S. Musso
United States Senate
James Messersmith
Board of Registry
William A. Albaugh
Frederick
Albaugh
Messersmith
Sally B. Hedstrom
J. Richard Hudson
Lois Hill Remsberg
Hedstrom
Hedstron
Mr. Hudson
Richard J. Hudson
Remsberg
Four Frederick Teens Placed on Probation in Juvenile Court
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ordered four Frederick youths aged 16 to 17 onto strict probation for disorderly conduct and property damage after they admitted smashing terrace Lanes windows. Pleas were struck, parents urged to enforce rules, and bans on liquor and the bowling center were imposed. One 13 year old was committed to Boys Village, while others faced Magistrate Court actions and evaluation for various offenses.
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Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Terrace Lanes
West College Terrace
Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles V. Main
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Rs. G. Plitt von Eiff Jr
Robert P. Hichelberger Jr
Frank W. Jewell
Adamstown
Robert W. Ledford
Unionville
Children’s Center
Ledford
May Revive FSK District Boy Scout Band
Gary F. Smith, committee member at large, announces 47 scouts in the Francis Scott Key District express interest in reviving the FSK District band. The first organizational meeting is May 23 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, with members from Braddock Heights Yellow Springs Ft. Detrick and Frederick Troop 1054.
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Francis Scott Key
FSK
Gary F. Smith
Smith
Elm Street
Emmitsburg
Yellow Springs
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Braddock Heights
Ft. Detrick
Frederick
Goldwater Tops Nebraska Primary Amid Strong Write-Ins
In Nebraska Goldwater led with about 50 percent of the vote as write-ins for Nixon and Lodge split the rest. Nixon drew around 31 percent, while Lodge and others trailed. Rockefeller led West Virginia GOP voters with about 65 percent in the uncontested race.. Goldwater edged toward a majority despite write-ins, while Rockefeller dominated West Virginia.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
Nixon
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Frank Morrison
Robert F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Morrison
Interior
Fred
Seaton
Missouri
Wallace Will By-Pass City on Campaign Tour
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama plans a Western Maryland swing by skipping Frederick. He will speak at Frostburg State College at 7 p.m. while by passing Frederick, per his Baltimore office. Local residents asked if he would appear in Frederick, and some said they would by-pass him at the polls next Tuesday.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Frederick
Maryland
Frostburg State College
Baltimore
Wallace
Daniel B. Brewster
Marylland
College Park
Baltimore County
Brewster
Cambridge
United Steelworkers Union Hall
Dundalk
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Brewster Escalates Tactics In Maryland Campaign
Senator Daniel Brewster shifted from sharp digs at George Wallace to courteous tone as he campaigned in College Park and Dundalk Maryland. He denounced Wallace as a troublemaker from outside while urging respectful treatment and decisive votes. A second campaign rally with Edward Kennedy was planned. The New York stock market opened with a mixed, active session as gains gave way to profit taking.
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New York
McKeldin Calls Meeting Over Grocery Strike
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin urged tomorrow’s meeting with grocery operators and union officials as 8 000 workers from Safeway A and P Penn Fruit Grand Union Food Fair and Giant remained off the job. Eleven stores closed their doors on the strike day.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Acme
McKeldin
NATO ministers clash over France role in alliance
In The Hague foreign ministers debated a stronger French voice versus a tighter U S led NATO structure. France urged loosening control, while others favored strengthening U S influence. Manlio Brosio named NATO secretary general as Dirk Stikker retires for health reasons. A protest by about a thousand women urged disarmament and no nuclear spread.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
NATO
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Spaak
U.S
Manlio Brosio
Brosio
Dirk A.stikker
Juliana Barracks
Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rusk
Brussels
McNamara predicts step-up in Vietnam war actions
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said a heightened campaign against Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam is likely and warned it would be long. He noted progress in expanding the Vietnamese air force and expressed confidence plans will succeed after a 30 hour Saigon visit ending with talks with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert F. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Washington
McNamara
Air Force
Pearl Harbor
Nguyen Khang
Strongman
Another Body Found In Potomac
The body of Elton Manning, 45, of Silver Spring Maryland, was recovered from the Potomac River near Dickerson Maryland by Upper Montgomery County Rescue Squad. Manning was part of a four person boating party that drowned last Wednesday. the remaining three bodies had been recovered earlier.
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Washington
Elton Manning
Silver Spring
Potomac River
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Manning
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Clayton S. Harrison Jr
Wilmington
Delaware
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Rhode Island
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cecil H. Underwood
William W. Barron
Hulett C. Smith
Robert C. Byrd
Cooper P. Benedict
Dwight Burnley
Roman L. Hruska
Raymond Arndt
Potomac
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