Two Hour Parking Limit Studied Near Gov Thomas Johnson High
Frederick city officials study limited two hour parking near Gov Thomas Johnson High School to ease student parking. Maj Charles V Main recommends zones on 12 blocks though aldermen worry area may be too small and plan to broaden coverage near the school. Authorities cite 242 faculty and student spaces and urge 1 500 to 2 000 spaces, with enforcement promised if adopted.
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Frederick High School
West College Terrace
West Second Street
Culler Lake
J. Rolfé Castleman
Pated
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick City
Charles V. Main
Lim
Maj. Mann
Board of Education
May Main
16Th Street
East Street
North Market Street
Peters Lane
Frederick Avenue
14Th Street
West 4Th Street
Motter Avenue
Harold Neufeld
West 14Th Street
Neufeld
Elmer F. Munshower
Maj. Main
Duncan wins Oregon Senate nomination in Viet Nam era clash
In Oregon, Robert B. Duncan defeats Howard Morgan for the Democratic Senate nomination as voters largely back U S policy in Southeast Asia. Duncan leads with 64 percent as 1,437 of 2,946 precincts report. The Orlando Florida and Kentucky Florida races also report notable primary results with Miami mayor Robert King High defeating Gov. Hayden Burns.
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Robert B. Duncan
Johnson
Oregon
Viet Nam
Democratic Senate
Duncan
Howard Morgan
U.S
South Viet Nam
Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Miami
Robert King High
Hayden Burns High
Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
Rainfall Near Normal Mark in Frederick County
Rainfall edges toward the May normal after last night’s shower in Frederick County. .37 inches fell, boosting May total to 1.51 inches, with normal May precipitation at 2.49 inches. Expect occasional showers today and Thursday, highs in the low 70s, lows around 38 to 45, and continued cloudy skies. Tuesday’s high reached 76 degrees and the low 45 at the official weather station.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Junked Autos Slated For Burial In County Dump
Frederick County Commissioners approve interim plan to bury abandoned autos in a Tramsville dump. Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey says commercial junkyards refuse them and the county cannot fund car crushers. Project described as temporary, not a sanitary landfill, until a long term method is found.
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Frederick County
Planning Commission
Lawrence A.dorsey
Dorsey
Robert Wirgan
Tramsville
Romney seeks third term as Michigan Governor
Gov. George Romney, often named a 1968 presidential contender, announced his candidacy for a third term in Michigan. The four year term follows a new constitution Romney helped draft. He faces no GOP opposition and sources say Nelson Rockefeller backs Romney for the 1968 nomination.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michigan
Explorer 32 Launch Opens Busy Cape Kennedy Week
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Explorer 32 a 492 pound satellite in a 170 to 750 mile egg shaped orbit began mapping upper atmosphere regions after a 10 am launch on a Delta rocket. NASA officials said the spacecraft achieved orbit and would beam back data on charged hydrogen helium nitrogen and oxygen in its path.
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Fla
America
Orbiting Chemical Laboratory
Earth
Explorer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hood College Scholarships Awarded to Local Girls
Hood College announced 31 scholarships and 24 prizes at Moving-up exercises in Coffman Chapel. Freder ick County students Miss Carolyn Fraley and Miss Martha Grace were among the winners. Fraley received the Presser Foundation Music Scholarship and the Grace Z Keyes Prize for piano. Grace won the C May Hudson Prize for mathematics. The Senior Class presented 5750 in gifts to Hood including 5100 endowment and 650 as a memorial to Barbara Giftos who died from injuries.
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Catherine Grace
Trail Avenue
Frederick
C. May Hudson
Hood
Barbara Giftos
Stock market slips unevenly in early trading
New York stock prices moved lower with General Motors down about a point and Chrysler dipping slightly while Ford held steady. The session showed mixed losses across automakers as investors debated early economic signals.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Police Probe Pergola Fire at Hood College
Investigation into the Hood College pergola fire continues to determine the origin after a 12 15 a.m. blaze that damaged the wooden structure about 2000 dollars. Police and college officials say students may have placed newspapers in the pergola as a prank and the fire could be from a cigarette. whether accidental or deliberate remains undetermined. Work on the pergola’s restoration for commencement weekend June 5 proceeds as workers scrape unfinished wood, with rebuild or repair still undecided.
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Hood College
Charles V. Main
Main
William Long
Long
CAC Outlines Plans 220000 Price Tag For War On Poverty
Frederick County Community Action Committee approves a four point plan costing about 220000 last night. It includes a Headstart program Homemakers and a Community Betterment project for New London with day care centers proposed later. Budget details assign 70000 to 80000 for Headstart 36000 for Homemakers 31500 for Community Betterment and 13000 for development. The total 220000 awaits county commissioners and Office of Economic Opportunity approval.
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Frederick County Community Action Committee
New London
Board of Directors
CAC
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Samuel Hamilton
MD. 75
New Market
Frederick County
John A. Carnochar
Board of Education
Carnocian
Edith Wars
Geneva Barthel
Barthel
Shirley Tannenbaum
Tannenbaum
Dirksen urges bipartisan White House Viet Nam briefing
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen told reporters he pressed President Johnson for more detailed answers on South Viet Nam. He proposed a bipartisan White House briefing for congressional leaders to address political stability and military progress, a plan Johnson said he would consider.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Robert H Fleming
GOP
John
Red Cross Seeks Funds For Viet Aid
Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross launches an emergency appeal for disaster aid tied to Vietnam and recent global disasters. Chapter Chairman William Wallace cites a local target of 2377 dollars while National efforts seek 9 million. Executive secretary Mrs H Albert Dean notes Frederick’s first explicit request for extra disaster aid outside the annual United Appeal.
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Vietnam
Frederick County
American Red Cross
William Wallace
H. Albert Dean
Frederick
Buddhists Arrested as Saigon March Ended by Riot Police
In Saigon police and paratroopers broke up an antigovernment Buddhist march after the mayor banned the protest against Ky's regime. Dozens were injured or arrested. authorities used tear gas and machine guns as thousands of followers clashed near the Buddhist Institute. Military actions continued with Viet Cong losses and US air and ground operations in the region.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
U.S
173Rd Arborne
North Viet Nam
Red River Valley
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