Frederick annexes 182 acres to Frederick City
Annexation of 182 acres expanded Frederick City to about 3,707 acres. The new land lies between the old limits and the south freeway, including parts of Carrollton and Maplewood, the Leats orphanage site, and Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Taxes begin July 1 with the fiscal year.
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Frederick City
Carrollton
Maplewood
Old Leats
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey
Brosius Development Corporation
Brosius Corp
J. Otis King
State Roads Commission
Showers Planned for Frederick County Area
Scattered thundershowers are forecast for the area tomorrow and Monday as a warm humid spell continues. Daytime highs range 78 to 83 with overnight lows 42 to 52. May precipitation sits near normal at 1.05 inches of the 3.60 inch May average.
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Frederick County
Highway Toll Climbs to 209 in Maryland Fatal Crash Report
Two people died from traffic injuries in Maryland raising the 1965 toll to 209. Henry Hafner, 68, of Riviera Beach, was killed when a pickup overturned after a rear tire blew out on U S 40 near Twin Arch Road. George Bell, 16, of Carmody Hills, died from injuries after a car strike in District Heights.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Henry Otto Hafner
Riviera Beach
Howard County
Carroll County
U.S. 40
Twin Arch Road
Hafner
George Bell
Carmody Hills
District Heights
Arms Control Agency Extended Three Years
Congress sent President Johnson a bill to extend the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for three years with a $40 million funding level. Johnson sought four years and $55 million while the House favored three years and $40 million and the Senate two years and $20 million. The compromise won Senate voice approval on Friday.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
House
Senate
Man Hurt In Fall From D C Bridge
A 38 year old Frederick county man Conley Glover fell about 3 p m yesterday from a bridge over 11th Street in Washington D C and landed on his shoulder. He was taken first to a Washington hospital and then to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a possible fractured shoulder.
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Washington
D.C
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Conley Glover
RFD 2
Frederick
Glover
Ruckman and Hansen Inc
11Th Street
Teenager Charged In City Mishap
William R. Hood a 17 year old resident of Frederick was charged with failing to drive right of center and driving without a license after his northbound car on Fairview Avenue collided with a southbound car driven by 16 year old Doris G. Gaither on a Friday afternoon. Gaither’s 1963 sedan sustained $250 in damage while Hood’s new car was worth about $150. The crash occurred near Rosemont Avenue and was investigated by Lt. Harry L. Quinn and Officer Richard E. Lewis.
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Fairview Avenue
William R. Hood
RFD 3
Frederick City
Hood
Rosemont Avenue
Doris G. Gaither
College Avenue
Five Arrested For Fighting At Frederick Drive-In
Five men were charged with disorderly conduct after a brawl at the Red Top Drive In on West Seventh Street. Charles Widmer John Nikitas Paul Curry Larry Gladhill and Richard Klipp, all ages 19 to 21, were arrested around 12 15 a m and released on 25 80 collateral. Widmer received medical treatment for a nose bleed. Trials set in Magistrate's Court Monday at 10 a m.
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East Coast
Frederick
Charles D. Widmer
John P. Nikitas
Paul F. Curry
East Coast Relay Station
Larry C. Gladhill
RFD
Richard Wayne Klipp
East Patrick Street
Red Top Drive-In
West Seventh Street
Widmer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Magistrate’s Court
Kosygin Says Nuclear War Impossible Despite Tensions
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin told reporters in Moscow that nuclear war is impossible now and no place on Earth is immune to danger. He cautioned that global conflict would not be allowed to escalate, in remarks linked to Red China’s second nuclear test observed during Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s India visit.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Red China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Saigon
Song Be
Dominican Republic
United States
U N peace team to Dominican Republic amid rising clashes
Four United Nations secretariat members fly from New York to Santo Domingo to assess the cease fire crisis as rebel gunfire and shelling erupt. The U N team joins U S and OAS forces amid air raids, explosions, and ongoing talks with junta leaders and rebel spokesmen.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United Nations
U.N. Secretariat
New York
Security Council
Indarjit Rikhye
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Antonio Imbert
Junta
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Washington
John Bartlow Martin
Martin
Shopping Center Promoter Buys West Patrick Property
SW Properties of Frederick conveys six parcels on West Patrick Street for 111 000 dollars to Patrick Street Center Inc a venture developing the land for manager Jerry Strong Known Frederick radio and TV personality Strong formerly of Frederick The deed includes parcels from James H Porter Irene Roelkey and Lydia G White with dates in 1962 1965 and 1963 and lists White as SW Properties president.
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SW Properties, Inc
Frederick
Lydia G. White
Lucille M. Young
West Patrick Street
SW Properties
Patrick Street Center, Inc
Washington
Jerry Strong
Strong
James H. Porter
Terrace Lanes, Inc
Irene Margaret Roelkey
Patrick Street
Teach-In Debate on Viet Policy
An all-day teach-in on U.S. Viet Nam policy brings Johnson officials and academic critics to a marathon session. Bundy defends policy against Kahin with Rostow and Jordan also participating along with several professors from major universities.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
White House
Bundy
George M. Kahin
Cornell University
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William J. Jordan
Yale
Robert Scigliano
Michigan State
Paul Seabury
California University
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Avalanche Buries 50 Near Zugspitze in Germany
A massive avalanche descended from Mt Zugspitze near Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany. Police report at least 50 people buried with uncertain fatalities and no immediate count available.
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Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Germany
Mt. Zugspitze
China Calls Second Atomic Blast Victory amid Caution
Communist China dubbed its second atomic test a great victory and pledged it would not be first to use nuclear weapons while expressing hope there will never be a nuclear war. The United States affirmed Johnson era policy to aid non nuclear nations against nuclear coercion. Japan and leftist groups protested the test as a threat to peace.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Johnson
Peking People’s Daily
Japan
Peking
Kyodo
Mainichi
North Viet Nam rejects Indian plan to end war
North Viet Nam calls India's cease fire proposal offensive and says Indian authorities tow U.S. line. China also denounces the plan as preposterous. U.S. continues limited air operations in South Viet Nam while pausing strikes north of the 17th Parallel.
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North Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Namy
Viet Nam
U.S
India
China
United States
Washington Post
Reserve Guard Merger Cease Fire Arranged
Washington AP The Defense Secretary and the House Armed Services Committee reached a cease-fire over plans to merge Army Reserve units into the National Guard. Yet both sides signaled they have not conceded, with McNamara insisting he will implement the merger and the committee challenging his authority without Congress.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
National Guard
McNamara
Frances Perkins Dies First U S Woman Cabinet Member
Frances Perkins, 83, longtime Secretary of Labor under F D Roosevelt and first woman in a U S cabinet, died after a stroke in Manhattan. Her death closes a controversial era marked by New Deal reforms and labor upheaval. Noted leaders praised her lifelong advocacy for workers, unemployment relief, and Social Security.
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Frances Perkins
U.S
New York
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Midtown Hospital
Manhattan
East Side
New York State School of Industrial Relations
Cornell University
Theospital
Madame Perkins
Miss Perkins
Boston
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Labor Department
America
Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Hopes Dim For Viet Settlement In Vienna Conference
In Vienna on the tenth anniversary of Austria’s independence treaty the Big Four foreign ministers, led by Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko, considered prospects for Viet Nam talks. Western officials sensed the Soviet shift away from negotiation, with officials saying the moment was not right for breakthroughs on peace talks.
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Vienna
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Andrei Gromyko
Red China
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Maurice Couve de Murville
Bruno Kreisky
Rusk
Three Killed Nine Hurt In Jet Crash At Takli Base
An American F105 fighter lost power on takeoff at Takli Airbase in central Thailand and crashed into two houses. Three people were killed including the pilot and two other persons. nine were injured. The pilot's identity was not released pending kin notification.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Takli
Monocacy Village Residents Plan Hearing On Assessments
Seventy members of the Monocacy Village Civic Association approved a protest before county officials over higher property assessments. They seek a hearing or for the commissioners to attend the next association meeting.
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Monocacy Village
David E. Aldridge
Association
Court of Appeals
State Department of Taxation
Aldridge
Frederick
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