Frederick High School Renovation Plan Advances
Frederick County Board of Education approved a $243000 remodel plan for Frederick High School. Front entrance updated for $23000, ground floor changes include a new cafeteria and dressing rooms, two shops for trades totaling about $42165, main floor admin grouping and two ticket windows, library expansion, and third floor changes converting spaces to a business education room and teacher lounge with a $5680 cost. Completion targeted within six months. funding to be requested from county commissioners.
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Frederick
Johnson Scool
Warren Smith
Frederick High School
Smith
Bowers
Annexation Top Topic At City Meet
Frederick City's mayor and aldermen will hold a public hearing on annexing nearly four square miles east to the Monocacy River with Md 26 to the north and U.S. 40 to the south. If approved and unopposed, the land would join the city on Jan 1, 1965, boosting city size by about 60 percent. petitions gathered recently cleared the legal path.
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Frederick
Monocacy River
U.S. 40
E. Paul Maaha
Pacifist Burns Self To Death At Pentagon Steps
Norman R Morrison, a 31 year old Baltimore Quaker, set himself ablaze with his infant daughter in his arms outside the Pentagon. He died at Ft. Myer hospital after the incident. His wife Ann arrived from Baltimore hours later.
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Washington
Pentagon
Emily
Norman R Morrison
Baltimore
Society of Friends
Morrison
Pentagon Securiy
Friends Joint Peace Committee
Goucher College Center
Two Worlds
Viet Nam
Ft. Myer
Ann
U Thant Seeks Cash For U.N. Peacekeeping Appeal
U Thant urged U.N. members to contribute to cover a 7.3 million deficit for the Cyprus peacekeeping mission in Ypres. He warned he may inform the Security Council if pledges do not arrive soon, noting total costs since inception at 41.5 million through December 26 with 34.2 million pledged so far. France and the Soviet bloc have not contributed.
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United Nations. NY
U Thant
U.N
Ypres
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
France
Soviet Union
Cyprus
TJ School Cost Hiked By $1,330
The Frederick Board of Education approved a 1330.97 change order for mechanical revisions to the science wing of the Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan said the order was needed to hook up equipment. The total project cost nears seven million, with to date at 6,921,484.
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Frederick
New Yorkers Elect Lindsay Victory In New York City
John V. Lindsay, 43, wins New York City mayoral race in a city with a Democratic plurality. Opponent Abraham Beame accuses him of seeking the Republican nomination for president. Lindsay pledges to serve a full four year term and to make New York City a better city.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
Lindsay
New York City
City
Voting Around The Nation Longer Terms, Money Bills Beaten At Polls
In Washington AP dispatch Texans rejected a four year governor term as a statewide measure while Florida New York and Ohio voters spurned various money raising proposals. A $1 billion New York water pollution bond led eight state referenda to approval. Connally campaigns for a four year term but tally stops at midnight with 264375 against 217032 for. Burns of Florida saw defeat of a $300 million highway bond. Ohio education forces lost.
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John B. Connally
Florida
New York
Ohio
Kentucky
North Carolina
Maine
Texas
Connally
Afl-Cio
Hayden Burns
Burns
Pope Paul VI Grants Medals To Tawes And Bussard
Pope Paul VI sent two silver medals bearing his coat of arms and a torch of peace to C Lease Bussard of Frederick and Governor J Millard Tawes for presenting him with a Francis Scott Key Medal at the United Nations visit on October 4. A Vatican letter requests Bussard deliver one medal to Gov Tawes and conveys the Holy Father’s gratitude and blessings.
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J. Rolfe
Casteman
Pope Paul VI
C. Lease Bussard
Francis Scott Key
United Nations
Bussard
Gov. Tawes
New York
Paul VI
Frederick
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Vatican
Holy Father
Viet Cong Attack Turned Back Near Quang Ngai
In South Viet Nam hundreds of Viet Cong attacked a government outpost three miles northeast of Quang Ngai but failed to overrun it. U.S. jets bombed and strafed as dawn broke. casualties were moderate among defenders. A separate Mekong Delta river assault killed three Viet Cong and seized ammo. U.S. weekly figures: 23 Americans killed in action, 114 wounded, 2 missing or captured. prior week 1 dead, 70 wounded, 2 missing or captured.
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South Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
U.S
Viet Nam
Mekong
Finan backs traditional oath for witnesses in court
Attorney General Finan upheld the traditional oath "In the presence of Almighty God" for witnesses and said it may be defended in court. He found no Maryland or Supreme Court decision invalidating the oath, though he noted the phrase "so help you God" violates Maryland law.
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Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Finan
Supreme Court
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Matthew T. Hogan
Baltimore County Register of Wills
God
Lidge Scowgurow
Stock Market Moves Unevenly in Early Trading
New York stock prices showed fractional shifts as the market opened. The report notes varied changes and references a discussion of witness oath procedures, including traditional and modified affirmations, amid ongoing testimony considerations.
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Lindsay Wins NYC Mayoral Race Shaping GOP Rise
Republican John V. Lindsay defeats Democrat Abraham D. Beame by about 185,000 votes in New York City, becoming a top GOP figure while New Jersey and Virginia elect Democratic governors. Beame alleges Lindsay seeks national office. Lindsay vows a full term and re election.
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Washington
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
New Jersey
Virginia
Manhattan
Abraham D. Beame
New York
Beame
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Nelson A Rockefeller
Richard J. Hughes
Wayne Dumont
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Linwood Holton Jr
William J. Story Jr
The
John Birch Society
Fort Detrick Teens Club Leads Youth Activities
This ninth article highlights Fort Detrick youth programs designed for teen dependents of civilians and military personnel. Activities include dancing sports games plus cub, boy and explorer scouting junior bowling and baseball, rifle club and a summer reading program. The Fort Detrick Youth Activities joined the United Appeal for the first time.
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Fort Detrick
United Appeal
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