Frederick County and City appoint water and sewer survey committee
The Frederick County Commissioners and Frederick City Mayor appoint a joint water and sewer survey committee to study county around Frederick City and adjacent land. Members include Roger Willard as temporary chair, Jacob Ramsburg, Francis Cook, and others with county and city planners, engineers, and officials. They will meet next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Winchester Hall to discuss the problems and recommended actions.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Roger Willard
Chamber
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Francis Cook
Woodsboro
Herbert Snyder
Walkersville
Compensation ruling upholds denial for former employee
Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. upheld a workmen’s compensation denial for Ruth M. Coats of Rockville. The claimant, who was injured while visiting a Bucheimer plant site on a coffee break, was told her injury did not occur in the course of employment. The case followed an April 22, 1964 decision by Commissioner Helen Elizabeth Brown in favor of the employer.
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Robert E. Clapp Jr
Semear Co
Ruth M. Coats
Rockville
Helen Elizabeth Brown
Clapp
Herbert L. Rollins
Bucheimer
Coats
County Boosts School Funds By Four Hundred Thirty Nine Thousand
Frederick County increases its support for the Board of Education to 4,252,674 dollars for the coming year up from 3,813,583, while the total school budget rises to about 8.4 million. The county trims capital outlay and several allocations but funds large rises in administration, instruction, transportation, and operations, offset by higher state and federal aid.
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Frederick County
John Tritt
Board of Education
Tritt
Salares
Irving Cecil Dies at 45. Shoe Store Manager
Irving T. Cecil, 45, manager of Gaines Shoe Store on North Market Street, died this morning after a heart attack shortly after opening the store. He had led the store for 17 years and died after admission to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Cecil was active in the Church of the Brethren and Masonic circles, serving as high priest of Enoch Chapter No. 23 and member of several Royal Arch, Council, Tall Cedars, and Masonic Temple groups. He was a World War veteran.
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Irving T. Cecil
Gaines Shoe
North Market Street
Cecil
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Church of the Brethren
Columbia Lodge
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Enoch Council
Royal and
Frederick Forest
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
The
Masonic Temple Association
Heart Association Dinner Meet Set Monday
Dr. Jerry Salan, longtime recipient of Frederick County Heart Association funds, will be guest speaker at the annual dinner meeting Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A research fellow with the Heart Association of Maryland, he works at University Hospital Baltimore on detecting inborn heart defects in infants and will discuss The Use of Electrical Instruments for Diagnosis and Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases.
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Jerry Salan
Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott ‘Key
Heart Association of Maryland
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Relations Group Reports On Committee Activities
The Frederick Human Relations Council reviewed committee actions and a countywide directory of organizations led by Judge Edward S. Delaplaine. Officials discussed employment, housing, and cooperative meetings with the Frederick Housing Authority, the Board of Realtors, and NAACP leaders to address job access and inclusion.
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Frederick
Robert Grumbine
Frederick Housing Authority
Board of Realtors
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gladys Boyer
NAACP
Housing Authority
Proposal for Three Minute Rule at Maine House
Augusta Maine AP a state representative proposed that any House member who speaks longer than three minutes be shot stuffed and displayed in a glass case in the state museum The order filed by Rep James S Erwin also required a neck hung legend about public speaking and opening mouths The proposal was humorously noted as read in 2000
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Augusta
Maine
James S. Erwin
Thieves Loot Three Cabins Along Monocacy River
Police report three summer cabins along the Monocacy River were entered last night. Items stolen include a transistor radio and beer from Mrs. Mauzur, ammunition and a hammer from Earl Houck, a shotgun and candy from Alvin Rice, and a telescope found at Houck’s cabin. A suspected stolen telescope and other loot tied to a nearby cabin were noted as officers continue the investigation.
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Monocacy River
Tfe
Stephen P. Riland
Monocacy Bottom Road
Hazel M. Mauzur
RFD 2
Frederick
Earl W. Houck
East Third Street
Alvin H. Rice
Lee Place
Rice
Riland
Boeck “Cit
Bids Opened On School Furniture for Two County Schools
Frederick County Board of Education opened bids Wednesday for Brunswick High School cafeteria tables and Sabillasville School furniture. Brunswick bid totals were 2907.45 from Frederick Office Supply and 2948.63 from Glover. Sabillasville bids covered 728 items with 277 desks 397 chairs 46 tables and eight teachers desks among five bidders.
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New Brunswick High School
Sabillasville
Frederick County Board of Education
Brunswick
John Tritt
Frederick Office Supply Company
Glover School and Office Equipment Company
Baltimore
Heywood Wakefield Company
Towson
American Seating Company
Silver Spring
Flowers School Equipment Company
Richmond
Brunswick Corporation
Severna Park
Tritt
Frederick County
Carroll Manor
Charles A. Price
Myersville Council Meeting Expected to Be Routine
Mayor Gilbert S. Stroup said no major business is expected at tonight's Myersville town council meeting. The session will cover standard municipal matters and routine approvals.
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Myersville
Gilbert S. Stroup
Stock Market Slumps Early as Major Shares Drop
New York stocks opened with notable declines as several blue chips fell, dampening overall market sentiment. The uneven session fared amid mixed economic signals and early trading activity.
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New York
Dominican Junta Declares Absolute Control in Santo Domingo
The Dominican junta claimed absolute control of the country and urged unconditional surrender from rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno. UN peace mission said a 12 hour ceasefire was agreed to for Red Cross access, with fighting tapering and hundreds of rebels captured while civilian casualties rose. US troops were reported by residents to assist junta forces though a Pentagon spokesman said only radio units were present.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Domincan
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U.S -Occupied
Imbert
Congressional Palace
Junta
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
Rebel de
Mands
Red Cross
U.S
County health officer flags sewage limits on apartment project
Dr. Forbes H. Burgess told the Frederick County Planning Commission that a proposed high rise apartment development on a 43 acre site between the VFW Country Club and WFMD transmitter cannot meet state health department sewage disposal standards. Local developers Wilbur Hargett and Howard Fink argued the rezoning from R-1 to R-3 is separate from the sewer issue. The commission also considered Franklin Valentine’s plan to rezone four acres at U.S. 15 and Orndorff Road from A-1 to A-2 for a upholstery business, noting Thurmont as a better site and the need to weigh traffic patterns. both requests were taken under advisement for later county action.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County Planning Commission
State Health Department
Wilbur
Hargett
Howard Fink
VFW Country Club
WFMD
Country Club Heights
Morton Siegel
George R. Lanner
Reece
Igh
David Weinberg
Planning Commission
Franklin L. Valentine
RFD 2
Thurmont
U.S. 15
Orndorff Road
Valentine
Robert Wirgan
Leaflet drops and ground clashes mark North Viet raids
U S Air Force planes flew within 55 miles of Hanoi dropping half a million leaflets warning the Communists to halt aggression in South Viet Nam. In action near Da Nang a Viet Cong mortar killed one Marine and wounded two as Marines repelled attackers. 63 Viet Cong were killed and six captured in three operations in Binh Dinh Province. Five government men were killed and 13 wounded. Air strikes hit Phu Qui and a radar station on Hon Matt Island after a day of raids.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
da Nang
Ninh Binh
Hon Matt Island
Phu Qui
Karachi London flight crashes in desert near Cairo
A Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B on its inaugural Karachi to London leg crashed near Cairo Airport killing 120 of 126 aboard. Among the dead were 93 Pakistanis, 12 Chinese, and 10 other foreigners. six crew died and six survived. Rescue operations faced delays as debris and burning wreckage spread over two square kilometers.
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Cairo
London
U.S
Karachi
Galal Alkarimi
Arline
Aman Allah
McDonald Steps Down From United Steel Workers Presidency
Pittsburgh AP report says David J. McDonald will resign as president of the United Steelworkers Union next month after withdrawing protests to the February 9 election in which he narrowly lost to I. W. Abel. He cites risk of a lengthy legal battle that could weaken the union during contract talks with International Steel.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
I. W. Abel
Associates
Ibasig Steel
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