City Unveils Proposed Parking Authority Law
Frederick City considers a five member Parking Authority to manage all public parking within the city limits. The measure would prohibit condemnation of facilities but authorize bonds, rate setting, grants, and property acquisition for parking facilities. Five year terms and unpaid appointments by the board of aldermen.
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C. Mallard Eiler JR
Frederick City
Board of Nares
Jake
John A. Derr
Herbert L. Rollins
Maryland
Board of Aldermen
Rollins
M Municipal
Comet
Paul B. Ganley
Rosemont Avenue
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Board of Zoning Appeals
Fishing Creek
F. S. Re Nrero
Putman Road
Charles V. Main
Police
Diagonal Parking Ordered For West Second Street
Frederick city's board of aldermen instructed city attorney to draft a permanent diagonal parking ordinance for the north side of West Second Street from College Avenue to North Bentz Street. The plan adds 35 spaces, with current curbside capacity of 44 and diagonal capacity of 79. The measure, aimed at Sundays, will take effect around December 1 after a November 17 meeting approval.
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West Second Street
Perma- Frederick Ity
Herbert L Rollins
College Avenue
North Bentz Street
John A. Derr
Temperature Dips Into 20s Here
Cold weather grips Frederick County with a 27 degree reading at 6 30 a m and Unionville at 25 degrees. The low marks the area's coldest since March 29 when 23 degrees was logged. Expect continued cold today and Saturday with highs in the upper 30s and tonight's low in the lower 20s. Saturday should stay sunny with more 20s at night and no precipitation. Rain for the month stands at 0 16 inches versus normal 2 95 inches.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Land Case Settlement Due Today
Two Graceham men Charles Kenneth and Arlie T. Smith claim 18 acres near Catoctin Hollow Road Cunningham Falls State Park were cleared for road relocation without their knowledge. They met today with officials from the State Department of Forests and Parks, assisted by attorney J Vernon Summers, to resolve the matter amid a $177,000 contract with R F Kline Construction Co.
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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
Hate Main
Monnt
Smiths
Planned Unit Development gains preliminary approval in Freder ick
The Freder ick City Board of Aldermen gave preliminary approval to a new Planned Unit Development ordinance. The plan would let the planning commission approve development tracks over 50 acres with mixed uses, including town houses, apartments, and a unified shopping center, aiming to balance neighborhood charm with controlled growth.
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Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Herbert L. Rollins
Planning Commission
Aldermen
Charles A. Price
Plannning Commission
Thurmont Annexation Talks Set for Public Hearing
Thurmont plans preliminary talks on annexation with property owners in the area the town seeks to add. Mayor Rey W Lockinghill said last night that the annexation area contains several properties and will be the focus of Monday’s hearing.
Slayings In Korea Protested Near DMZ Incident
UN Command angrily protested the slaying of six Americans and a South Korean south of the armistice line during a bitter emergency meeting of the Military Armistice Commission. Maj. Gen. Richard Ciccolella presented evidence including a bloody glove and blood-soaked bandages from a North Korean soldier, while North Korea refused to deliver a letter from Gen. Bonesteel to Pyongyang.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
U.S
Richard Ciccolella
Military Armistice Commission
Johnson
Bonesteel
Ciccolella
Park Chungkook
Pyongyang
Kim Il-sung
U.N
U.N. Command
Florence Flooded in Worst Arno Deluge Since World War II
The Arno River in Florence overflowed its banks causing widespread chaos as the water supply and electricity failed across the city. Central Italy faced heavy damage with many communities affected and the disaster described as the worst since World War II.
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Florence
Italy
South Viets Tangle With Cong Near Cambodian Border
South Vietnamese forces outnumbered nearly nine to one repel 700 Viet Cong with armed helicopters and fighter-bombers in nearly five hours of fighting near the Cambodian border. U S troops of the 25th Division continued bunkers cleansing operations a day after jungle engagements. Air action intensified with pilots reporting four MIGs northwest of Hanoi. no damage reported by either side.
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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 writer Harold Weisberg, author of Whitewash, calls for a public congressional investigation into the Kennedy assassination. He criticizes access limits on photos and X rays held by the Kennedy family, arguing they suppress truth and hinder proper inquiry while urging Congress to compel testimony. Weisberg details his critique of the Warren Commission and notes ongoing publicity and a second book project Whitewash II.
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National Archives
Hyattstown
Harold Weisberg
Congress
Kennedy
Presi
Weisberg
Hyattsville
New York
Philadelphia
Midwest
West Coast
Mahoney Favors Old Guard Tactics in Maryland Governor Bid
In Maryland gubernatorial race, candidate George P Mahoney sticks with traditional party figures and avoids youthful liberal volunteers and free TV exposures. He recalls Democratic giants of the past, relies on familiar names like Brook Lee and D Alesandro, and maintains coalitions in Baltimore and Montgomery County amid a crowded field.
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Baltimore
Mahoney
Montgomery
Ed Mahoney
Brooke Lee
Lee
Montgomery County
Carlton R Sickles
Thomas B Finan
Baltamore
Thomas "Alesandro Jr
D'Alesandro
D'Aessandro
US Senate
Paul
Ain City
Jack Pollack
Sorthwest
Johnson says Asia trip successful despite surgery
President Johnson, after a 31500 mile overseas tour, told reporters at the White House that his Asia Pacific trip was highly successful and that Manila conference nations are united to walk the last mile for peace. He dismissed upcoming throat and abdomen surgery as not a show, and said doctors advised no change to his travels.
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Washington
Johnson
Manila
White House
Man Killed In Crash On U S 40 Near Frederick
A North Carolina man, Tommy Winebarger, 30, of Zionville, died at the scene when his car collided with another on U S 40 at Quinn Road near Frederick. His brother James Edward Winebarger, of Vilas, and two passengers suffered minor injuries. The other driver, Anna Maria Lucas of Lawson's Trailer Court, New Market, survived. The crash occurred around 5:30 p.m. as Winebarger's eastbound car crossed Reed. State Police reported the sequence and injuries.
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North Carolina
Quinn Road
Frederick
Tommy
Winebarger
Zionville
James Edward Winebarger
Vilas
N.C
Tommy Winebarger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anna Maria Lucas
Lawson
New Market
Wiger
U.S 40
Lucas
Reed
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Thurmont
U. N. Command
LBJ
Trip
Brook Lee
H. C. Byrd
George P, Mahony
Rleuerge
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