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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

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CAC To Consider Year's Programs On Tuesday

The Community Action Committee of Frederick County will meet in City Hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m to review proposals for the year. Acting president George Dredden outlines plans including Summer Head Start expansion with Neighborhood Youth Corps aides and health programs Day Care Centers for working mothers Homemaker Aide Program to aid low income homemakers and a Community Betterment Project targeting a small community for comprehensive improvements and job training.

Community Action Committee Frederick County City Hall George Dredden Office of Economic Opportunity Washington, D.C

Rustlers At Work In Local Area

State police investigate rustling reports from Harald Stull and Mrs. Donald Hesson. A two year old gray stud horse is missing since Sunday and a 500 pound steer is also missing. Stull notes multiple plowshares, wand tools, and other items stolen over years.

Harald Stull RFD 5 Frederick Stull Ms Farm Donald Hesson Monument Road

Senate's Oldest Man, Theodore Green Dies at 98

Providence AP reports Theodore Francis Green 98 former U S senator died at his home heart failure listed as cause. Green retired from the Senate in 1960 after decades of public service having become the oldest person to serve in the chamber.

Providence RS Theodore Francis Green U.S. Senate Senate Green

Sickles Would Fire Funk As SRC Head

Rep Carlton L Sickles D Md, seeking Varviand's governorship, said he would not retain John B Funk as head of the State Roads Commission if elected. He cited widespread dissatisfaction with Funk's performance and noted prior complaints about delays in establishing an emergency communications system.

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Bucheimer Wins SI Million Contract

The J M Bucheimer Company with an office in Frederick has been awarded a 1,030,1563 contract by the Defense Personnel Support Center in Philadelphia. The Frederick plant is not involved. the West Virginia plant will supply field pack suspenders. Work starts July 1 and must finish by year end. The contract specifies the number of suspenders and their material as classified information.

J M . Bucheimer Company Frederick Defense Personnel Support Center Philadelphia West Virginia

Basketball Disorder Leads to Juvenile Arrests at Park

Two city youths aged 14 and 16 were arrested for playing basketball at La Boring Sons Park at 3 34 am, surpassing the curfew. They were charged as juvenile delinquents and released to parents. Two teenage girls, 14 and 13, arrested later at J C Penney for allegedly taking a $499 pocketbook.

Middle Alley Laboring Sons Park Fast Sixth Street Chapel Alley East Patrick Street Park Place J. C Penney North Market Street

Dr Pearre Jr Speaker For Heart Meet

Dr A Austin Pearre Jr a chief medical resident at the University of Virginia Hospital will be guest speaker at the Frederick County Heart Association annual meeting next Tuesday. He will discuss Exercise and its Relation to Coronary Heart Disease at the dinner meeting set for 6 30 pm at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The 1956 UVA graduate earned his MD from Johns Hopkins in 1960 and later trained at UVA Hospital. Continued on Page 8.

A. Austin Pearre Jr University of Virginia Hospital Frederick County Heart Association Pearre A. A. Pearre Sr Frederick Francis Scott Key University of Virginia Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

11 Point Platform Endorsed by Frederick Republicans

The Frederick Republican City Convention endorsed an 11 point platform for the 1966 municipal election. Jacob R. Ramsburg read the platform, outlining growth, annexation, urban renewal, crime prevention, parks, lighting, water and sewer projects, downtown parking, transparency in budgeting, and an administration focused on efficiency and value for taxpayers.

Jacob R. Ramsburg Ramsburg Republican Party Frederick City of Frederick Metropolitan Frederick City

Hood College Receives $10,000 Grant

Hood College was named the recipient of a $10,000 grant from the General Foods Fund, Inc. The independent foundation, supported by General Foods Corporation, has dispersed more than $6 million since 1983. Fund president Leonard F. Genz said the 1966 program provides unrestricted education aid ranging from $5.10 to $25,000 to 16 independent colleges in ten states, totaling $589,300 this year.

Da Nang Rebels Stage Battle With Ky Forces

South Viet Nam reports heavy fighting in Da Nang as Premier Ky's troops surround rebel headquarters after hours of shooting near Buddhist strongholds. Viet Cong urged uprisings. Buddhist leaders appealed to world powers while monks avoided Viet Cong ties. Casualties reported on both sides amid two main attack waves.

da Nang Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Ho Chi Minh US Air Force Navi North Viet Nam Air Force Qui Nhon Lsted South Vet Nams

Lee Elected City Housing Chairman

Lee Elected City Housing Chairman Frederick native and West Frederick Junior High physical education teacher Wiliam QO. Lee Jr was chosen as chairman of the Frederick City Housing Authority, the highest post in city history held by a Negro. Col Philip Winebrewer was elected vice chairman and Paul Carmack remains on the five member board. Lee, 38, promised to treat his new role as a challenge and noted efforts to improve relations with civic groups.

Wiliam QO. Lee Jr West Frederick Frederick City City Hal Lee G. Raymond Shipley Philip Winebrewer Herbert Rollins Paul Carmack Frederick Ty Lincoln High School Howard University

No Contests For Places On Ticket At Convention

The Frederick Republican Party united behind Derr and announced candidates Emmett Bowlus Shipley Rice Bartgis Gaver for city offices. Derr pressed city renewal, parking, water and sewer upgrades while planning to recruit industry from upstate New York. He spoke of duty to Frederick and advancing the city, as delegates approved a solid slate without floor fights.

Republican Party John A. Derr E. Robert Bowlus Derr Frederick New York Austin Angleberger Emmett R Bowlus Richard L. Shipley Glenmore Rice Calvin Bartgis Pierce H. Gaver Shipley Bowlus Board of Aldermen

Incumbent Bowlus Dominates Local GOP Nomination Scene

Incumbent Bowlus with 18 years on the board presided as nominations closed at 8 56 PM after a brief floor scramble. Four former Republican mayors Ramsburg Derr Col Elmer F Munshower and Hugh Gittinger were honored. Sheriff Horace Alexander moved to close nominations, ending floor bids amid a quiet GOP convention. The Democratic clash over mayoral contenders Donald B Rice and A Irvin Renn contrasted with the GOP’s orderly process.

Bowlus Ramsburg Derr Elmer F. Munshower Hugh Gittinger Bowjus Horace Alexander Donald B Rice A Irvin Renn GOP

Derr Move Surprises Carroll GOP

Carroll County Republicans, confident in a shared state senate seat, were surprised when John Derr chose to run for mayor of Frederick, jeopardizing a joint ticket. Chairman Alvie G. Spencer Jr. warned that without Derr a viable Carroll candidate may be difficult to find for the two-seat district created last fall.

Carroll County John Derr Frederick County Alvie G. Spencer Jr Republican State Central Committee Derr Frederick Spencer Senate Republican Central Westminster

Friday At Fort Detrick Armed Forces Day Highlights

Fort Detrick hosts Armed Forces Day with a 430 p.m. parachute exhibition by the Army Golden Knights in front of the enlisted men's barracks. The event features four drops from 13 500 feet, 75 seconds of freefall, and aerial maneuvers. Public displays run 1 p.m. to 5:15 p.m., including lab safety gear, processing equipment, and firearms demonstrations by local firms and the Provost Marshal. Co chairs are E Paul Magaha Frederick mayor A Irvin Renn county commissioners Col Vincent Rowet.

Frederick Army Golden Knights Fort Detrick United States Helms Foundation Maryland National Guard Bom US Army Medical Uni Biological Laboratories Fast Coast Bucheimer Co Frederick Electronics E. Paul Magaha A. Irvin Renn Col Vincent Rowet

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City Republicans Calvin S. Bartgis R. Bowlus Glenmore CAC Sickles Funk SRC Bucheimer SI Million Dr. Pearre Jr 11-Point Platform Hood College Nelson Brooks Board of County Commissioners City Housing Lawrence van Goethem State Senate Carroll Gop Armed Forces
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