Frederick Opposes Monocacy River Sewage Plant Near Walkersville
Frederick City's planning commission backs Mayor Mzgaha against a proposed Sewage treatment plant on the Monocacy River near Walkersville. The sanitary commission seeks to form a sanitary district serving Walkersville residents, Maryland Baptist College and nearby industries, and has applied for a discharge permit. A meeting in Walkersville is set for Navy 17 to discuss the project and potential costs. Nov 14 is the state deadline for inquiries.
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E. Paul Mzgaha
Monocacy
Walkersville
Frederick County
Maryland State Department of Health
Monocacy River
Glade Creek
Magaha
State Health Department
Sanitary Commission
Walkersville Navy
Ike's Doctors Say He Has Mild Angina Attack
Doctors report former President Dwight D Eisenhower has had a mild angina pectoris episode or coronary insufficiency not a heart attack. They expect possible return to normal within about two weeks as he improves from hospitalization and can sit up during the day.
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FT. Gordon Ga
Dwight D Eisenhower
Policy Dispute Tops Maryland Baptist College Presidency
Dr Conwell A Anderson resigns as president after a policy clash with the Walkersville college board. The move, described as amicable, leaves the school likely unable to start classes in September 1967 on the Walkersville campus while the board pursues a two year junior college plan rather than a four year degree program. Dr Melvin E Lea says Anderson will stay on salary until February 15 as architects halt interior design work.
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Maryland Baptist College At
Walkersville
Conwell A. Anderson
Melvin E. Lea
Anderson
Alabama
Lea
Frederick
Seventy Americans Die in Viet Nam Week
In the first week of November American casualties reached seventy killed and 237 wounded, the highest weekly toll so far in the Viet Nam war. Most deaths occurred around the Special Forces camp at Plei Me in the central highlands. the prior week saw 42 American deaths.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Plei Me
Central Highlands
Weather and Vietnam reports mix in county brief
Snow flurries failed to reach Frederick County while temperature fell to a low of 30. Tuesday's high reached 53 with similar temps expected. rain forecast for Friday. Separate Viet Nam casualty figures show 933 Americans killed in action, 4,801 wounded, 92 missing, 20 detained. Viet Cong deaths around 536 with a 2.5 to 1 Allied kill ratio. US air and naval strikes continued as ground action eased.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
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South
Industrial Rezoning Favored Near Frederick Airport
Frederick City planning commission backs rezoning 80 acre East Patrick Street tract from R-1 to industrial use near the airport with low hazard controls. Ownership cited as Emmons C. and Ava Sanner. City engineer notes consultant approval with airport-area safeguards. Decision to go to mayor and aldermen.
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David Weinberg
Freda Solar
Chapel Alley
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Elizabeth Peters
East Street
Tarrant
Wiles
US 40
Catoctin Park
South
Jefferson Street
Richard R. Burgee
Richard L. Zimmerman
Crocker and
Little Builders
Planning Commission
Veterans Day Speaker Derr to keynote ceremonies
Sen John A Derr will headline Veterans Day ceremonies Thursday at 2 PM at the World War I monument in Memorial Park. Harry A Pettingall and Doris Carter will lay wreaths, Father John L Lippold will give invocation and benediction, with further services at the World War II monument and related Legion events on East Church Street.
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Memorial Park
Derr
Harry A. Pettingall
American Legion
John L. Lippold
St. John's Catholic Church
Doris Carter
FSK Post - American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
East Church Street
Neighborhood Youth Corps Empowers 34 Students In Schools
The Neighborhood Youth Corps brings 34 high school students into local schools for 10 hours weekly at $1.25 an hour, funded by a $24,800 federal aid package. Felton says the program, with 10 percent local cost in goods and services, places youths in Frederick, Walkersville, Thurmont, Brunswick, Middletown, Singanore, and Emmitsburg High Schools plus elementary sites, with roles from custodial to teacher aides. Preparations are underway to expand to at least 50 underprivileged students next term.
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T. Meade Felton
Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Thurmont High School
Brunswick High School
Middletown High School
Singanore High School
Emmitsburg
Felton
Youth Corps
Ofice of Economic Opportunity
If Power Fails Here A National Blackout Scenario
A major urban blackout could trigger rapid emergency measures by state and city officials, police and utilities, with hospitals, communications, and essential services relying on generators. Frederick officials say power would be channeled from other systems if needed, and standby generators exist at city facilities and Frederick Memorial Hospital though full water and sewage plant operation under a full outage remains uncertain. Emergency contacts would shift to standby alerts and two way radios during such a crisis.
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Potomac Edison Co
Frederick
Wwtitel
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Teenagers Accused Of Shoplifting And Vehicle Tampering
Five Frederick teenagers were turned over to juvenile authorities for allegedly shoplifting at Arlan's Department Store in Prospect Plaza and tampering with a motor vehicle. Four youths, all 14, were arrested for shoplifting a wallet and one bicycle theft linked to Arthur Read. A 12 year-old was detained for letting air out of tires on a car owned by Dominick Mattiello. Police and officers Mossburg Schroyer Lewis made the arrests.
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Frederick
Arlan's
Prospect Plaza
West Church Street
Arthur Read
Upper College Terrace
Dominick F. Mattiello
Catoctin Avenue
Paul W. Mossburg
Pic James E. Schroyer
Ofc
Richard E. Lewis
Brief power outages blot New England and Quebec area
AP Wirephoto notes brief stoppages in New Hampshire communities. Vermont towns faced about an hour outage. Wider region including New York State Connecticut Rhode Island and parts of Canada endured a broader blanket of darkness.
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Vermont
New York State
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Canada
Circuit Breaker Did The Job
A giant circuit breaker kept Maryland electric service from being affected by the New York blackout. A utility spokesman said Maryland power companies did not supply power to the stricken northeast during the outage. Maryland networks link to Canada to Florida and as far west as the Rocky Mountains, allowing borrowing of power but risking isolation if drained too heavily.
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Maryland
New York
Canada
Florida
Rocky Mountains
30 Million in Darkness as Northeast Power Failure Strikes
New York awoke to a massive blackout affecting up to 30 million people across eight states and parts of Canada. Lights flickered back on in Manhattan by 3 35 a.m. EST after about ten hours, while nationwide efforts and an FBI led probe were launched. Subways stalled, elevators jammed, flights rerouted, and emergency power wired to hospitals as officials blamed no sabotage.
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