City Proposes Parking Authority Law in Frederick
Frederick city officials reviewed a proposed ordinance to create a five member off street parking authority with five year terms. The authority could issue revenue bonds, set rates, accept grants, acquire property, and enter contracts but could not condemn land. The board postponed a rezoning hearing and made several appointments and approvals.
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Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
John A. Derr
Herbert L. Rollins
Maryland
Rollins
Paul B. Ganley
Rosemont Avenue
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Board of Zoning Appeals
Melcomm Inc
Paul E. Ernest
Jefferson Street
West South Street
Ross V. Myers
Powers Estate
Fishing Creek
Romero
Putman Road
Charles V. Main
Police
Diagonal Parking Ordered For West Second Street
Frederick City officials move to make Sunday diagonal parking on West Second Street permanent from College Avenue to North Bentz Street. The plan adds 35 spaces to the curbside total, with potential gains if a tree is removed. Action likely at the November 17 meeting. effective around December 1.
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West Second Street
Frederick Ity
Herbert L Rollins
College Avenue
North
Bentz Street
John A. Derr
Temperature Dips Into 20s Here
Frederick County records 27 degrees at 6 30 am with Unionville at 25 degrees. Cold spell expected to continue today and Saturday with highs in the upper 30s and 40s, and nightly lows in the 20s. No rain today or tomorrow. monthly rainfall stands at .16 inch versus 2.95 inches normal for November.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Land Case Settlement Due Today
Two Graceham men Charles Kenneth and Arlie T. Smith claim their land near Cun ningham Falls State Park was cleared for road relocation without their knowledge. They meet today with State Department of Forests and Parks reps to resolve the matter. the project is by R F Kline Construction Co under a $177,000 contract and may involve maps that failed to locate the owners.
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Graceham
State Department of Forests and Parks
Charles Kenneth
Arlie T. Smith
State Department
J. Vernon Summers
Smith Brothers
Catoctin Hollow Road
Cunningham Falls State Park
Catoctin Hollow
R. F. Kline Construction Co
Frederick
Smiths
Planned Unit Development New City Zoning Law Gets Preliminary OK
The Freder ick City Board of Aldermen gave preliminary approval to a new Planned Unit Development zoning section and instructed city attorney to prepare the formal ordinance for adoption on November 17. The plan would allow approving major zoning requests en masse for tracts over 50 acres, permitting town houses, cluster housing, apartments, and a unified shopping center with land allotments tied to housing units, with earlier debates over height limits.
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Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Herbert L. Rollins
Planning Commission
Aldermen
Charles A. Price
Thurmont Plans Annexation Talks Preliminary Hearing
Thurmont will hold a preliminary public hearing Monday at Town Hall to discuss annexing about 83 properties. Mayor Roy W. Lockinghill said residents face water problems and that annexation would add roughly half a mile to the town’s size.
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Thurmont
Roy W. Lockinghill
Look
Ingbill
Slayings In Korea Protested by UN Command
The United Nations Command condemned the slaying of six Americans and a South Korean near the armistice line. Maj. Gen. Richard Ciccolella warned North Korea of a collision course and demanded action to stop the attacks. A North Korean general refused to deliver a protest letter, and a bloody glove and bandages were shown as evidence.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
U.S
Richard Ciccolella
Military Armistice Commission
Johnson
Bonesteel
Ciccolella
Park Chungkook
Pyongyang
Ciccorella
Kim Il-sung
U.N
U.N. Command
Pyongyang Medicine Manufacturing Co
Florence Flood Devastates Arno River City in Italy
The rain-swollen Arno River burst its banks flooding Florence and many central Italian communities. Florence, home to about 45 000 residents, lost drinking water and electricity as the river surged over stone-paved banks in the worst flood since World War II.
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Florence
Italy
President reports trip despite throat surgery
The president said his throat is improving after a polyp repair and abdomen surgery while a TV session in the East Room was held. He noted he did not feel weary, rested well, and expected no Communist intentions influencing Congress as scrutiny continues.
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Asia
Lystic
Johnson
North van
Thement
Srong
Johnsen
Piake
South Viet Nam clashed with Viet Cong near border
South Vietnamese troops, outnumbered 9 to 1, repelled 700 Viet Cong with armed helicopters and fighter-bombers in five hours of fighting near the Cambodian border. U.S. 25th Division units pressed bunkers as heavy combat continued, while air war quickened with MIGs sighted but no damage reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 25Th Division
196Th Light Infantry
U.S
Hanoi
Author Seeks Congressional Probe of JFK Assassination
Hyattstown author Harold Weisberg called for a public congressional investigation into the Kennedy assassination. He criticized archival access limits on photographs and X rays, urging open evidence review to reveal truth and honor. Weisberg has criticized the Warren Report and promoted his self-published critique along with a forthcoming book. The piece notes his publicity efforts and media appearances as he seeks further leads.
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National Archives
Hyattstown
Harold Weisberg
Congress
Kennedy
Presi
Weisberg
Hyattsville
New York
Philadelphia
Midwest
West Coast
Mahoney Clings to Old Guard Tactics in Maryland Governor Race
In Maryland gubernatorial coverage, George P. Mahoney relies on traditional backing and conservative methods, avoiding youthful liberal volunteers and free TV exposure. He cites past Democratic giants like Brock Lee and Brooke Lee, while facing general election dynamics and endorsements from figures such as Thomas D Alesandro Jr. and Paul Reed amid a shifting political landscape.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Maryland
Kennedy
Mahoney
Montgomery County
Ed Mahaney
Brooke Lee
Lee
Mont County
Carlton R
D'Aelsandro
U. S. Senate
Paul Reed
Jack Pollack
Pollack
Man Killed In Crash On U S 40
A fatal crash on U S 40 left one person dead and another injured. Responding units from Pereciich Medical Center and state troopers investigated the collision scene. Details were incomplete due to the damaged report but indicated the vehicles collided near Lucas and came to rest along the highway.
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U.S
Pereciich
J. B. Marie
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Millard Eiler JR
Hhuchhie
U. N. Command
LBJ
Trip
White House
Brock Lee
H. C. Byrd
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