SRC Plans Interchange At U S 15 And West Seventh Street
The State Roads Commission will advertise bids soon for a partial interchange at U S 15 and West Seventh Street in Frederick. Harry Rosenfeld donates land from the Frederick Shopping Center, with Hood College contributing adjacent acreage to support the project. The plan includes a future dualization and new ramps to ease access to Seventh Street and the shopping center.
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U. S. 15
West Seventh Street
State Roads Commission
Harry Rosenfeld
Frederick
SRC
Rosenfeld
Hood College
Seventh Street
Biggs Avenue
Hood College Farm
Fourth Street
U.S. 1
April living costs rise slightly amid stable price outlook
Washington reports a one tenth of one percent uptick in living costs for April. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes price increases this year are milder than in the past two years and describes a very stable price situation.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Migrant program aims at health education and recreation
Rev. Mr. Veazey told 38 attendees of the Frederick County Migrant Health Council that health needs especially prenatal care and venereal disease, plus recreation and education, are essential to migrant wellbeing. He urged personal concern, community support, and films as teaching tools while noting attitudes and leadership influence migrant responsiveness.
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Carlton Veazey
Washington
Veazey
Church of the Brethren
Frederick County
Migrant Health Council
Health Project
Migrant Ministry Committee
Choptank
Migrant Ministry and Health Council
Mr. Veazey
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore Escalator Accident Report Withheld
Baltimore officials will not release Memorial Stadium escalator accident findings citing possible grand jury submission. The May 2 incident injured 46 children and killed one girl during a Baltimore Orioles game visit. a $750,000 damages suit has been filed. City solicitor Joseph Allen said the information was gathered and sent to State's Attorney William J. O'Donnell.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Joseph Allen
Allen
Baltimore Orioles
William J. O’donnell
Guard Head Allows Legitimate Entertainment in Cambridge
In Cambridge a National Guard commander said gatherings for legitimate entertainment or recreation would be allowed under a new directive. Brig. Gen. George M. Gelston noted the ban on rallies remains but would permit permitted public entertainment upon request, with surveillance to prevent evasion.
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Cambridge
National Guard
George M. Gelston
Dick Gregory
New Order
Gregory
Gelston
Deaf education professor to speak at Maryland School for the Deaf
Lovie J. Fant Jr. assistant professor of education at Gallaudet College will speak at the Maryland School for the Deaf commencement on June 5. Seventeen graduates will receive diplomas in the auditorium starting at 10 30 a.m. Fant has six years at Gallaudet and prior experience at the New York School for the Deaf and in federal Vocational Rehabilitation.
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Lovie J. Fant Jr
Gallaudet College
Washington
Maryland School For the Deaf
Fant
New York School For the Deaf
White Plains
N. Y
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Lexington School For the Deaf
New York City
Greenville
D.C
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Fant
Baylor University
Waco
Teachers
Frederick Planning Commission Denies Wyngate Extension Request
The Frederick City Planning Commission rejected a developer bid by E. W. Rusher Inc to develop Wyngate without extending Thomas Avenue. City Engineer Robert Whiteford cited approval only if Thomas Avenue extends to Wyngate Drive.
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Frederick
E. W. Rusherman
Saturn 1 launches unmanned Apollo model toward Moon
Cape Kennedy AP reports the Saturn 1 two stage rocket lifted off at 12 07 pm marking the first in a series of unmanned Apollo flights aimed at earth orbit and eventual lunar landings. The eight engine first stage was designed to deliver 1 5 million pounds of thrust for 146 seconds of flight.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Walkersville solicits bids to drill two wells for water supply
Walkersville officials bid to drill and test pump two wells, furnish labor and materials, with sealed bids due by 8 pm June 8. A 300,000 gallon tank may be built on Crum Road or nearby, to stabilize pressure for the summer, as the current six inch main cannot meet demand. The town now draws from Glade Valley Milling Company while planning its own reservoir.
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Walkersville
Paul Eaves
Office of Burgess and Commissioners
Eaves
Crum Road
Crum Street
Main Street
Glade Valley Milling Company
Mr. Eaves
Judy Garland Rushed To Hospital In Hong Kong Typhoon Storm
AP report from Hong Kong says Judy Garland was rushed to a Hong Kong hospital unconscious and in critical condition. Oxygen given, doctors worked two hours. she remained critical though out of immediate danger. Garland feared storms as a typhoon lashed the city with 90 mph winds. Also, a Baltimore and Ohio train derailed near Hancock, no injuries reported, 77th car derailed, track briefly blocked, car re-railed by 8:35 p.m.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Baltimore and Ohio
Hancock, W. A
B and
Johnson Calls Southeast Asia Meet in Honolulu
President Johnson orders top U S officials to Honolulu for June 1 and 2 to review the Southeast Asia situation. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will preside with Henry Cabot Lodge, Robert McNamara, and General Maxwell D. Taylor among participants. Johnson will not attend.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
White House
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Hawaii
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Gen
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nehru’s Funeral Watch By Huge Mourners In Delhi
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s body cremation proceeds on the banks of the Jumna amid a massive Delhi crowd. Sanjaya Gandhi lights the pyre as police hold back the throng and Dean Rusk awaits airlift at Palam.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jumna
Sanjaya Gandhi
Red Fort
Dean Rusk
Washington
Palam
Stock market holds steady amid drug sector profit taking
Trading in New York moved moderately higher early this afternoon despite sharp profit taking in several drug shares. Investors balanced gains with cautious selling as prices rose on broad activity.
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New York
California Voters Show Indifference Ahead of June Primary
AP reports Californians display yawns toward the June 2 GOP presidential primary pitting Barry Goldwater against Nelson Rockefeller. Despite headlines and billboards praising candidates, average citizens offer scant interest while Rockefeller appears to lead in polls.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Oregon
Rockefeller
California
Goldwater
Maryland petition drive blocks public accommodations law
Voter petitions filed to suspend Maryland's statewide public accommodations law, delaying its Monday effect. Samuel J. Setta’s Maryland Petition Committee delivered 19,612 signatures to the secretary of state, aiming to place the issue on the November ballot. 23,080 valid signatures required for referendum. Secretary Lloyd Simpkins to begin detailed checks Monday. petitions not public until verified. Setta claims three rechecks support validity despite earlier technical concerns.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Samuel J. Setta
Easton
Maryland Petition Committee
Secretary of State
Hall
Letta
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Simpkins
Setta
Baltimore City
Tawes
Laos Premier appeals for Soviet aid for neutralist forces
Premier Souvanna Phouma in Vientiane asked the Soviet Union to supply ammunition for 83mm guns and to repair Russian gift transport planes. He filed the request in a letter to Soviet Ambassador Sergei Affanassiev, citing shortages after recent clashes with Pathet Lao forces.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Soviet Union
Souvanna
Sergei Affanassiev
Pathet Lao
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Gallaudet
State School For Deaf
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Louie J. Fant Jr
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Bulletin
Judy Garland
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Arizona
Barry
New
Soviets
Nrweapa von Frehive
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