City Rezoning Vote Questioned In Frederick Project
Frederick city officials approved a rezoning of 100-130 West Patrick Street from BB to BA after a November 7 1963 meeting. The decision followed a three to one vote with one abstention though some believed a four fifths vote was required due to a protest rule. Robert Russell plans a $5 million three phase downtown improvement including a four story retail office building, 46 car basement parking, and a plaza starting within two years.
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West Patrick Street
Richard R. Burgee
Burgee
Board of Aldermen
City of
Frederick
West
Patrick Street
Frederick Md
Board Room
City Hall
Robert Clapp
Robert Russell
William Bartgis
Emmett Bowlus
Magaha
Bowlus
E. Paul Magaha
Russell
South Court Street
Delphey
Patrick and
Court Streets
Patrick
Braddock Heights Woman Fined For Dog License Violation
In Magisterial Court Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett fines Edna Beauchan of Braddock Heights the maximum $25 for failing to license her dog. The case stems from neighbor Raymond Crouse and dog Stockman described as a large aggressive animal tied to a pole after dragging a cement block. Beauchan claimed long work hours kept her from license time and cited protection of her home amid neighbor complaints.
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Franklin Stockman
Stanley Y. Bennett
Edna Beauchan
Braddock Heights
Raymond Crouse
Stockman
Coady suit claims faulty work on Carroll Parkway home
A civil suit for 4620 was filed in Circuit Court by Mr and Mrs Joseph Coady against Charles Tregoning over alleged defective work on their 1959 Carroll Parkway house. Attorney Edwin F Nikirk listed numerous defects including roofing, doors, joists, windows, and fixtures.
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Joseph Coady
Charles $. Tregoning
Coadys
Carroll Parkway
Edwin F. Nikirk
Tregoning
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Coady
Edward W Kefauver
J. Fred Groomes
Charles I. Easterday
William W. Dudderar
Roger F. Whalen
Emma I. LeGore
Ralph Angell
4-H Awards Night Set for North Frederick Elementary
4 H members recognized for outstanding work at the annual Achievement Night in the auditorium of North Frederick Elementary School. Program begins at 8 p m. Major award recipients kept secret until revealed at the event.
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North Frederick
Holly Akre
David Eigenbrode
Dwight Smith
Jefferson Boys
Brenda Hahn
Mr. Pleasant
Sandy Burdette
Ballenger
David Wise
Middletown
Minors Convicted in Maryland Court for Alcohol Possession
Three youths aged 19 to 20 were convicted in Magisterial Court of being minors in possession of alcohol. Each was fined 50 dollars. two were jailed 30 days in default. Names include Kenneth Lee Andrews and Walter Franklin Bell, both from Maryland, with Walter Henry Kitts paying his fine. The incident followed a November 10 arrest on North Market Street after a car with 18 unopened beer cans was stopped by Officer Gideon T. Darkis. Doris Jacobs, 22, of Hotel Frederick, was later found guilty of destruction of property and fined 25 dollars.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Kenneth Lee Andrews
Gaithersburg
Walter Franklin Bell
Purdum
Walter Henry Kitts
Clarksburg
Gideon T. Darkis
North Market Street
North Bentz Street
West Third Street
Richard A. Baugher
Doris Jacobs
Frederick
Terrazzo Issue Returns to Brunswick School Board
The Brunswick Board of Education again debates terrazzo versus vinyl tile for the new high school. Hallar Best nears a vote for terrazzo after a nearby poll. officials consider County funding for terrazzo floors and ballpark bleachers amid demand from supporters and residents.
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New Brunswick High School
Board of Education
Hallar Best
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Mary Condon Hodgson
M. Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
Best
Virginia
Board of County Commissioners
Ball Park
Richard F Kline
Dale Lloyd
Kline
Supreme Court weighs state legislative and congressional apportionments
The Supreme Court will hear eight appeals this week on districting and representation, focusing on urban rural discrimination in state legislative maps. Cases involve New York, Alabama, Maryland and Virginia, with next week covering Georgia and New York congressional apportionment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Alabama
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Delaware
Michigan
Florida
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
New York City
Queens
Senate
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Kent County
American Cardinals Clash Over Pope Power At Vatican Council
American cardinals at the Vatican Ecumenical Council openly argued over a schema allowing national episcopal conferences to deal more closely with the Pope. Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles warned such power would threaten papal infallibility, while Cardinals Ritter of St. Louis and Meyer of Chicago supported decentralizing authority to strengthen unity and counter over centralization. The discussion centers on curial reform and how conferences might gain mandatory decisions in certain cases.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Vatican Curia
Council Fathers
St Peter Basilica
America
Council
Cardinal McIntyre
Cardinal Ritter
Curia
Meyer
Ritter
Time Bought Insurance Blamed For Fund Shortfall
A Maryland motor vehicles official blamed time payment auto insurance for part of a 3 million dollar deficit in the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund. Many drivers start with a 20 dollar down payment and let policies lapse after getting plates. About 15,000 uninsured drivers exist, with only 4,000 paying the 70 dollar uninsured motorist fee. The fleet faces slower plate repossession as motorists become uninsured.
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Baltimore
Motor Vehicles Department
John H. Calhoun
Maryland
Calhoun
Department of Motor Vehicles
Frostburg Meeting Tonight Addressing College Unrest
Frostburg State Teachers College acting president Dr Rudolph S Bremen plans a faculty meeting to discuss unrest at the 1600 student college and hopes to speak to the student body soon. President R Bowen Hardesty is on medical leave after hospitalization in Baltimore for heart treatment.
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Frostburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
Rudolph S Bremen
Bremen
State College Board of Trustees
R. Bowen Hardesty
Hardesty
Baltimore
Maurice Felman
Strike Ends At Two Oak Ridge Atomic Plants
The Oak Ridge walkout at two Atomic Energy Commission plants ended after 28 days as workers at Union Carbide Nuclear Co. facilities voted to accept a 3 percent wage increase and return to their jobs Monday night.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
Atomic Energy Commission
Union Carbide Nuclear Co
Fire crews respond to shed and woods blaze near Poolesville
Upper Montgomery County Fire Department answered a morning alarm for a shed and woods fire on Edwards Ferry Road near Poolesville. The shed loss was estimated at $100.
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Upper
Montgomery County
Edwards Ferry Road
Poolesville
Soviet Spy Arrest Rocks Yale Professor Barghoorn
Moscow announced the arrest of Yale University political science professor Fred C. Barghoorn on espionage charges. Barghoorn, 52, with ties to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, arrived in October on a tourist visa and was last seen Oct 12 in Tbilisi. The case marks the first American spy charge in the Soviet Union since the nuclear test ban treaty last July.
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Moscow
Fred C. Barghoorn
Yale University
U.S
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Washington
State Department
Barghoorn
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Tbilisi
Tiflis
New Haven
Conn
Elso Sterrenberg Barghoorn
Harvard
Yale
Germany
Trial Ordered In Evers Murder
Mississippi Supreme Court blocks further mental tests for Byron de la Beckwith and orders return to jail to stand trial for the murder of Medgar Evers. Court rules Circuit Judge Hendrick exceeded authority by ordering pre trial sanity tests on motion of the state. Beckwith charged in the ambush slaying last June.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Leon Hendrick
Jackson
Beckwith
Evers
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