West Patrick Plans For New Shopping Mart and City Parking OK
The City Planning Commission approved plans for a West Patrick Shopping Center owned by Jerry Strong and for expanded downtown parking. The project includes screening from residences and a B-1 zoning adjustment. A 450-car lot behind the Professional Building and multiple smaller lots are proposed to add over 300 spaces citywide. A parking authority was advocated to fund lots without taxing the city.
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City Planning Commission
West Patrick
Jerry Strong
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Strong
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Patrick Street
Julian Tarrant
North Market Street
Fourth Street
West Church Streets
Tarrant
North Court Street
Church and
Second Streets
Council Street
Winchester Hall
City Hall
Second
Third
Klinehart
Ailey
Carmack
Market
Market Street
Fourth
Commission
Traffic on U S 40 jammed on weekends at Braddock mountain
The State Roads Commission reports U S 40 carries a daily average of 15 400 cars from the city limits to the 40 A intersection at the mountain base with heavier weekend traffic. West of the 40 A turnoff 11 300 daily. east of Frederick 12 700 and 13 999 on US 240. Interstate 70 project planned by 1966.
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U. S. 40
Braddock Mountain
State Roads Commission
SRC
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Hagerstown
John B. Funk
Military Brass Use Personal Radios for Global Links
The Defense Department confirms four star generals and other Joint Chiefs of Staff officials use personal two way radios as portable extensions to the U S military communications net. These radios, carried off duty at times, connect to worldwide facilities and have been in use since early 1964.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Defense Department
U.S
Department
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
Atonal Security — Industrial Association
County And City Work On Mile Belt
Frederick County Commissioners and Planning Commission discuss the one mile belt around Frederick City. Mayor Magaha and City Engineer Whiteford seek county control of construction permits while both sides aim to align building and sanitary regulations. The city limits its utilities to annexed areas, and the Sanitary Commission could form a district but must build its own lines if cooperation fails.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick
Frederick City
Sanitary Commission
Frederick Pure Oil Truck Station Planned At South Market
The Frederick Pure Oil Truck Station will be built on 21 a and half acres on South Market Street at the Frederick Freeway intersection. Owners Mr and Mrs Bill F Walser of Lexington NC buy the land for about 82000 with plans for a two story 15 room motel a 100 seat truckers restaurant TV lounge barber shop and a small store. Western Union telegraph service will be provided and the site will include truck weighing repair and fueling facilities plus parking for trucks and autos. The restaurant will operate 24 hours daily.
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Pure Oil Company
Midwest
Frederick
Bill F. Walser
South Market Street
Frederick Freeway
Walsers
Lexington
North Carolina
Western Union Telegraph Service
McKeldin Opens Parents Teachers Convention Today
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin opened the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers 41st annual convention with today's first general session. The two day event at a downtown hotel includes business meetings elections and a banquet.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Churchill Album Of WW II Speeches Planned
Sir Winston Churchill agrees to issue a long playing record album of his World War II speeches. The collection will include many famous addresses delivered in the House of Commons and heard by only those present at the time.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Tthose
GOP Shy On 65 National Party Convention Call
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke urged a 1965 Republican convention to draft a new platform but party leaders mostly oppose rushing a gathering before 1968. Governors Romney Hatfield and Sen. Saltonstall urged caution while Taft and others say it is premature.
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GOP
Washington
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Associated Press
Victor Smith
Central Committee
Illinois
Brooke
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Romney
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Goldwater
Hatfield
Leverett Saltonstall
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Taft
Local Bankers to Attend State Conference in Baltimore
Frederick bankers will take time from work to attend a statewide management and operations conference in Baltimore. Each Frederick bank plans to send at least one representative to the November 12 workshop. The event features a morning management session and an afternoon banking operations program.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Police Lack Clues In Area Thefts
State Police report no arrests or new evidence in several county thefts. Cpl Henry J Stafford notes no leads on Wolfe Construction, T Egre Russell General Contracting, or H C Summers Farm Equipment Center break ins. The Russell firm loss at Worman's Mill was about 3500 in tires and tools.
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Henry J Stafford
Wolfe Construction Company
T. Egre Russell
H. C. Summers Farm Equipment
Russell
Worman’s Mill
William F. Davis
Prentis Mansion
Bone Dry Forests Threaten County Fire Safety
Frederick faces one of the worst autumn droughts with bone dry forests. Officials consider closing the mountain watershed to hunters if rain does not arrive. Water levels at Fishing Creek reservoir remain low though Monocacy and Singapore plants still supply some flow. Fire has already scorched over 10 acres on South Mountain with other blazes near Glyndon and Sugar Loaf Mountain. Wildfire risk extends to state parks and grasslands as farmers warn grain and alfalfa may suffer without rain.
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Maurice Rowe
C. Millard Eiler
Frederick
Marion W. Rice
Ervoir
Robert A. Whiteford
Monocacy
Singapore
Whiteford
South Mountain
Sugar Loaf Mountain
A. M. Thomas
Thomas
Glyndon
Baltimore
West Virginia
Allen Bryant
Bryant
LBJ Targets Budget Cuts in Defense Spending
President Johnson reviews U S military commitments with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk at the LBJ Ranch to find savings for other programs. Aides say the goal is to keep the next defense budget under 100 billion while avoiding major security cuts.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Robert 5. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Congress
McNamara
Lbj Ranch
Pentagon
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
White House
Man On Bond In Shooting Incident
Eugene A. Gray, charged with assault with intent to kill, was arraigned in magistrate court after a Saturday shooting on West All Saints street Frederick. Thomas Snowden was wounded in the groin area. Gray fled the scene then surrendered and was released on a $500 bond. A preliminary hearing date not yet set.
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Eugene A. Gray
Gray
Thomas Snowden
Samsville
West All Saints Street
Frederick
Grove
Snowden
Crescent Lunch
Groves
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert K. Kennedy
Moscow Calls For World Red Meet
The Kremlin urges a world Communist conference to resolve the Moscow Peking rift as Chou En Lai and the Peking delegation extend their Moscow visit for talks. Brezhnev and Kosygin push unity while China resists Khrushchev era policies and a formal halt to hostilities remains uncertain.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
Chou En-lai
L’unita
Chou
Pravda
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Tass
Khrushchev
West
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