Big School Improvements Planned for Frederick County
Major upgrades across Frederick County schools are proposed for next year. Lincoln and Washington Street will consolidate into a single elementary unit with a planetarium at Lincoln. Other projects include acoustical ceilings, new kitchen at Washington Street, library and work room at Lincoln, and numerous maintenance upgrades.
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Frederick County
Allen R. Gaddis Ul
Washington Street
Lincoln High
Lincoln
Gaddis
Washingto Street
Frederick High
Thormont High
Woodsboro
New Midway
Cava
Thurmonn High
Texic
Sewax
Recluse Estate Valued After 30 Years Seclusion
Berkeley report shows Nathaniel Worthy, 92, died last August after eviction from his secluded home. Movers found mostly trash, and family attorney later disclosed the estate valued at $400,000, with about $22,000 possibly discarded. Worthy was a former U.S. Treasury attorney and lived with his spinster daughter Frances.
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Berkeley
Calif
Gap
Nathaniel Worthy
Worthy
U.S. Treasury Department
Frances
Legion Post Sets Quiet Veterans Day Observance
Francis Scott Key American Legion marks Veterans Day in Frederick with a low key program including a 2 pm parade to Memorial Park led by the Fort Detrick and American Legion color guards. Dr. James Conroy will lay a wreath, a National Guard firing squad will render honors, and a Fort Detrick talk follows before wreaths at Court House Park.
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Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Fort Detrick
Memorial Park
Court House
West Second and
Bentz Streets
Frederick
James Reed
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Color Guard
Court House Park
Irene Lantz
Legion
Monkey to ride Atlas into space for biomedical tests
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A rhesus monkey weighing six pounds with a radio transmitter and sensors under its skin is scheduled to ride an Atlas missile about 600 miles into space next week. The mission aims to test whether implanted sensors could be used in human astronauts.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
Katangans Claim Invaders Thrown Back
Katangan forces report repelling attacking troops in a defensive action. Reports indicate defenders held positions, with details limited to official statements and no confirmed casualty figures.
Property Hearings Set For State Road Land takings
The Frederick County Board of Property Review schedules hearings for four landowners whose property was taken for U S 15 north. Hearings begin November 9 at 10 a m in the courthouse with Ramsburgs Conways Rices and Stulls Doodys. If unsatisfied, parties may appeal to Circuit Court.
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County Board
U.S. 15
North Land
Board of Property Review
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
U.S. 15 North
Car A. Cline
Lewistown
Mt. Prospect Church Road
Samuel L. Birely
Birely
Austin Renn
Sherman P. Bowers
Court House
Guy R. Ramsburg Jr
Ethel Ramsburg
Esle
Conway
E. Virginia Conway
Charles A. Rice
Ruth S. Rice
Mary A. Stull
Charles
C. T. Stull
Eugene Doody Jr
Mary M. Doody
Property Review Board
UN Observer Addresses World Community Day
About 100 women attended Frederick Council of United Church Women World Community Day at Church of the Brethren where Esther W. Hymer UN observer spoke on The Right To Know. She urged learning from South America and Africa and tied the theme to Middletown area services at Middletown United Church of Christ.
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Frederick
Middletown Valley Area
Middletown
DeLeon
Icy Blasts Sweep Central U S Cold Wave Hits Midwest
The season’s first cold snap moves from the northern Rockies across the central United States. Temperatures plunge 20 to 40 degrees with readings near zero in northern Montana and wintry conditions extending to Kansas Nebraska and Colorado. Stormy weather blamed for at least four deaths in a San Diego firm crash near Pueblo, Colorado.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Midwest
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
New Mexico
West Gulf Coast
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Texas Panhandle
San Diego
Calif
Pueblo
Colo
New Pastor Assignments in Baltimore Archdiocese
Archbishop Keough announces 12 pastoral appointments and reassignments effective November 11 across the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Thurmont gains Rev. Edward V. Echle from Baltimore and loses Rev. John Joseph Hart to St. Clement’s in Rosedale. Hart, a Baltimore native and Army Air Force veteran, served seven years at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.
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John Joseph Hart
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Thurmont
St. Clement's
Rosedale
Edward V. Echle
St. Elizabeth's
Baltimore
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Francis P. Keough
Hart
St. Charlies College
Catonsville
St. Mary's Seminary
Army Air Force
Alaska
Aleutian Theater of Operations
Linus E. Robinson
St. Peter's
Westernport
St. Bernard's
St. Peter’s
Oakland
St. .Joseph's
Sykesville
Joseph W. Krach
St. Mary Star
Tt Sea
St. Peter , Apostle
Joseph J. Haspert
B @ the Assumption
Batti &. Peter's Westernport
Occupants Flee Whirring House In Erratic Test
Fragments describe an incident where residents escaped a damaged building near a force base. The report mentions evaluation of equipment and a market trading context, with references to ages and a democracy theme. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Destruction in Belize and Honduras After Hurricane Hattie
Death toll across Belize and Honduras climbs as Belize City endures 62 deaths and 75 percent of buildings damaged with floods feared along the Belize River. In the Honduran capital, 151 dead are reported with debris removal hindered by mud and lack of equipment.
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Belize
Hattie
Duras
British Honduras
Carrbbean
Caribbean
Stann Creek
Gale's Point
Turneffe
Cay Caulker
Guatemala
Honduras
Richard Geppert
Cayo de San Ignacio
Virginia students riot over holiday cut
A chaotic scene in Walottsville Virginia as students riot after a holiday cut announcement. Local authorities reported property damage and several arrests as tensions flared outside a school building.
Princess Margaret Delivers Son in Clarence House
Princess Margaret gave birth to a son at Clarence House in London. The infant, fifth in line to the throne, weighed in at an undisclosed weight and was welcomed by the Earl of Snowdon and a cheering crowd. Mother and child are reported doing well as courtiers and medical staff attended the birth.
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London
Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Attony Armstrong-Jones
Royal Maternity
Clarence House
Viscount Linley
Princess Margaret
Queen Mother
Scots Guards
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Lord Evans
Tony
John Peel
Non Hai
Jonna W. Evans
Lord Remy
Pees Ctas
Marsares
Soviet Nuclear Cloud Moves Across Canada at 60 70 mph
The Weather Bureau reports a highly active radioactive cloud from the Soviet Oct 30 blast racing east across southern Canada. Atmospheric researcher Robert List says the plume travels 60 to 70 miles per hour. No forecast was given on whether debris could reach the United States.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Canada
Weather Bureau
Robert List
Bureau
United States
Two Icebreakers Set to Penetrate Antarctic Pack
Two American icebreakers Glacier and Eastwind prepare to breach Antarctica's 700 mile ice pack, aiming to open a permanent cargo passage for early support ships. The operation, part of Deep Freeze 62, involves 3000 personnel, 10 ships, and numerous aircraft by September. Eastwind will lead on Monday, Glacier on Thursday.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Antarctica
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
Woman Held For Forging Pay Check
A woman was held for forging a pay check and facing charges in Sherman Wisconsin. The court records show she allegedly created a counterfeit check used to obtain money. The defendant was identified as Mary and appeared in records with linked names and aliases.
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Cveman
Sherman
Mary
Trial Dec. For Silver Spring A oc. ROCKVILLE.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Silver Spring and Rockville with unclear context. No clear event, date, or person details available to form a concrete summary.
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Silver Spring
Fragmentary Notice Puzzles Readers
The OCR fragment mentions a magnet and a gomite mix with unclear context. It provides no identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places to form a coherent report. The readable terms suggest a technical or scientific note but lack sufficient details for a full item.
UN Council Backs U Thant for Acting Secretary General
The UN Security Council unanimously recommends Burma's U Thant to succeed Dag Hammarskjold as acting secretary general. The General Assembly expected swift approval in a secret ballot. U Thant will choose his chief assistant while the council and assembly plan ceremonial steps and speeches.
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United Nations
N.Y
CAP
U.N. Security Counci
Burma
U Thant
World Organization
Dag Hammarskold
Council
General Assembly
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
Assembly
Jehan de Noue
U.N
Slim
United States
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
U.S
Bussard Named Campaign Manager for Mahoney Lee Barrick Ticket
C Lease Bussard a Freder ick businessman is named campaign manager for the Mahoney Lee Barrick slate with former Judge Michael Paul Smith announcing the appointment. Howard J Thomas is named Montgomery County campaign manager and Bussard is noted for civic service and leadership roles.
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C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
Mahoney-Lee-Barrick
Michael Paul Smith
Smith
Howard J. Thomas
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Bussard
Optimist International
Caera
Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland
The forecast covers Western Maryland with indications of variable conditions. Expect periods of cloudiness mixed with sun and chances of light showers across several days. Temperatures should remain moderate with nights cooler than days.
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Recluse
Legion Post To
UN Observer
U. S
John Hart
Mt. Carmel
Teas
Lar
Gare Erty
Roya Tate
Walottesville
Odor
Aed
Wei Beats Wa
Amd
James Jt
Britain
iUarher Story
Rockville
UN Council
Security Body
Maryland
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