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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 02, 1966

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Zoning Tops City Agenda for Frederick Meeting

Frederick City Board of Aldermen set Thursday hearings on a rezoning request and a new section of the zoning law for planned unit developments over 50 acres. Proposals cover a one mile belt west of the city including residential and commercial zones. aldermen expect a public hearing Nov 17.

Board of Aldermen Frederick City Aithout Shackstown Road JulianeLarrant Planning Commission Rand Paul B. Ganley Rosemont Avenue Ganley Mel-Comm

FC College survey results due at public meeting

Preliminary plans for Frederick Community College to be presented tonight at North Frederick Elementary School at 8. Washington firms Mcfeoud Fer rara and Ensign prepared the survey with a $5,000 contract. No architect chosen yet and no blueprints drawn. Construction plans for three other county schools also reviewed by the school board today at 2 p.m. in Lewistown and Valley Elementary and Catoctin schools. New York stock market shows strength with heavy trading on steady recovery.

Frederick Community College North Frederick Schoos Washington Maude Thomas O'Possumtown Pike Duval W. Sneadner Mcfeoud, Ferrara and Ensign Board of Education John N. Carnocian Lewistown Valley Catoctin Hoo Pam

Tax reform tops agenda in Frederick County races

Democratic and Republican candidates for Maryland's state legislature in Frederick County pressed tax reform as the key issue for the coming four years. They discussed open housing, a bipartisan Constitutional Convention delegation, aid to Baltimore City as a regional hub, and school construction with prudent budgeting.

Frederick County League of Women Voters del. Clifton Wirts Frederick del William M. Houck Charles H. Smelser Maryland Baltimore City George P. Mahoney del. Houck Houck del. Goodloe E. Byron

Campaign expenses filed in Maryland race list

Most candidates filed campaign expense reports under the Maryland Corrupt Practices Act before the deadline. The only exception was Republican state senate hopeful Joseph H Hahn Jr in Carroll Frederick. Charles W Mathias Jr reported expenditures of 4762 since the last report, totaling 6060 with a treasury balance of 0.059. Walter Finch, Mathias’s Democratic foe, reported 435 in expenses, totaling 1,568. J Richard Hudson, treasurer for the GOP committee, said 4 052 received and 21 spent. Lloyd Al Fogle, Democratic treasurer, reported 310 received and 1 243 spent, leaving 0. Ist. Several candidates filed with clerks, with varying expenditures and balances listed for state senate, house, and county positions, including noted names such as Mary Bo Brason, Byron Smether, and others. statewide races show Republicans outspending Democrats. Continued on page 4.

Joesph HW. Hahn Jr State Senate Carroll-Frederick Hahn Frederick Deacon Secretary of State Annapolis U.S Charles W.C. Mathias Jr Mathias Walter G. Finch J. Richard Hudson Republican Campaign Committee Lloyd al Fogle Orrcuit Court Bredenneck Charles H. Smether Sis Goodloche Byron Mary Bo Brason Sand House of Delegates Welliam BR. Cramer Jr Savas Wik Ham Mo Houck Chiton Vitect Sat Angleborger Rr L.cmel Do Keller Oh San Earn Remsbeen Charles EO Collman Lawrence A. Dorsey Ib Spd Wale Nace EO Hatin LD Lane WooBowlus Oh Brace Boocrim RY Salts Russell Z. Horman Reaster of Walls Thomas Mo Eichelberger Shnedvin Branpok Sang Charlotte Wo Yarioll Robert S Rothenhoefer Sherat - Crummell Jacobs Horace Mo Alexander Campains Spre To Agnew George Mahones

Mahoney Faces Six Threat Calls During Campaign

Baltimore GA George Mahon the Democratic nominee for governor was escorted by state police while campaigning in Southern Maryland Tuesday night after receiving six threatening telephone calls. His car was flanked by patrol units and a private bodyguard drove his vehicle. A campaign aide said two calls were received at his Baltimore County home and another at the campaign office.

Baltimore George Mahon Maryland Mahoney Baltimore City Baltmore County

Johnson Returns to U S Soil After Asia Tour

President Johnson lands at Elmendorf AFB Alaska greeting thousands and vows a firm anti Communist stand in Asia. He urges Viet Nam negotiations and warns against Communist gains in South Viet Nam. Johnson reflects on his tour, calling it rewarding and historic as he heads to Washington.

Anchorage Alaska APY Johnson America Asia Elmendorf Air Force Base United Viet Nam Pacific United States Dutch Harbor Aleutian Islands Seoul Manila Washington Dulles International Airport

State Thinks Smiths Own Cleared Land

State Forests and Parks officials substantiated charges that two Graceham men cleared land on a mountain property for a road. Thomas Merryweather said the 18 acres likely belong to Charles Kenneth and Arie T. Smith, brothers who own a Gr\"aveham farm, as a title search proceeds. If Smiths are proven owners, the state aims to settle by Friday.

Graceham State Department of Forests and Parks Thomas J. Merryweather Land Acquisition Bureau The Department Catoctin Hollow Charles Kenneth Arie T. Smith Graveham R. F. Kline Co Frederick Hunting Creek Aind Cummingham Falls Woerrweather Smith Brothers William Wenner Merryweather Smith Wenner Merry Weather

British Agent Charged In Spy Case

London officers seized a suspected spy ring member named Wilkhea Cre Maualvena, 47, in Westenff on Sea, charging him under Britain s Official Secrets Act. The arrest follows recent arrests in Los Angeles and involves German born Herbert Boeckenhaupt, a USAF sergeant accused of passing defense secrets to the Russians.

London CAPY Scotland Yard Reabooestaas Tadas Viehiting Britain Wilkhea

Ten Loses Life Battling California Forest Fire

SYLMAR California AP ten firefighters died battling one of four brush fires in Angeles National Forest. The El Cariso Hotshots, veterans from Riverside County, were overwhelmed by a wind gust while fighting a 2100 acre blaze. Nine of fifteen survivors were in critical condition at Los Angeles County General Hospital Burn Center.

Sylmar Calif Angeles National Forest el Cariso Riverside County Montana Idaho California Oregon U.S. Forest Service Don Porter Los Angeles County General Hospital Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Reservation San Diego County Ventura

Helicopter Crash Kills 3 on Carrier Guadalcanal

PORTSMOUTH VA AP A helicopter crash on the carrier Guadalcanal killed three men and injured 19 people, with rotor blade fragments injuring crew on the flight deck. The pilot and a crewman were unharmed. One person was in critical condition.

Portsmouth. Va Guadalcanal

Should Your Youngster Do Better In School

Prof Leslie J Nason says underachievement is common and motivation varies by student. He explains diagnosing the individual trouble and applying proper solutions rather than generic pleas or rewards. The educator outlines his methods in a new newspaper series starting tomorrow.

Leslie J. Nason Prof. Nason

Ambush Kills Seven Soldiers Near Demilitarized Zone

North Korean troops ambushed a U S and South Korean patrol just east of Libby Bridge 800 yards from the DMZ killing six Americans and one South Korean. One American survivor reported in good condition. attackers wore NK uniforms. The attack occurred 3 15 a m local time, hours before President Johnson left Korea. The UN Command called for an immediate meeting of the Military Armistice Commission to address the ambush and other violations.

Seoul South Korea Johnson Korea United States Anchorage Alaska White House Charles H. Bonesteel U.S. 8Th Army 2Nd Infantery Division Aorea

Erhard Considers Resignation Over Succession Talks

Bonn based report says Chancellor Ludwig Erhard told Christian Democrat leaders he would quit if he could influence his successor’s policy. He warned participation in shaping future policy was a condition of his resignation and mentioned Foreign Minister Gerhard Schröder as a possible successor. The closed door briefing noted a push for policy unity.

Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard Erhard Christian Democratic Party Gerhard Schroeder

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