Supreme Court Denies Review of Church College Grants
The Supreme Court declined to review a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that state grants for building projects at three church affiliated colleges were unconstitutional. The cases involved Western Maryland College Notre Dame St Joseph's College and Hood College with varying holdings on secular purpose. The Maryland court had split four to three, upholding grants to Hood College as secular and rejecting others as sectarian in form administration and community image.
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Washington Cap
Supreme Court
Lel
Marsland Court of Appeals
Marsland
Marshand
Court of Appeals
Pwo
Jule Aldave Jan
Petter Stewart
Maryland Court of Appeals
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Notre Dame
Baltimore
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Maryland Court
Maryland
Hood College
Crederick
United Church of Christ
Marl
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Arson Suspected In Three Barn Fires Near New Market
Arsonists are believed to have set three barns ablaze near New Market Saturday night causing over 4000 in damage. James R. Hahn, chief of the New Market Fire Company, cites 10 to 12 fires this year blamed on arson with total damage above 20000. First alarm at 1145 pm. Barns on W Franklin Smith property and on W Nicodemus Mill Company estate burned. a third barn north of New Market on Alden Lisher’s property burned as well. Losses include Smith about 3000, Fisher about 10000, interior damage to Nicodemus structure, and farm equipment totaling 4000. Fires occurred on weekends in clear weather with patterns matching prior arson cases.
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New Market
James R. Hahn
New Market Fire Company
W. Franklin Smith
Smith
Hahn
W. W. Nicodemus Mill Company
Jesse J. Burall
MD. 75
Monrovia
Smith Property
Mountly
Independents
Liberty Hire
Ino
Hulu
New Market Company
MD. 73
Alden I.lisher
Frederick
Monroe Free
Fisher
Roth Smith
Free
Hood Seniors To Teach In County Schools
Hood College senior education majors start a teaching block in Frederick County schools. Twenty nine will teach in middle and high schools, nine in elementary positions, under Cooperating Teacher supervision. Names and placements include Frederick County schools and specific teachers guiding student teachers.
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Senbegin
Progran
Ob Eark Chithood
Onsht
Stidep Toachers Wail Gein Frederick Cotuity Scimols Ita
Vantsomers
Washington Cities
Predenek
Vidi Shue
Bon Me Shine
HE Glenn Strine
Maxwell Avenue
Wall Leach
Middletown
Carlotta Hays
Frederick Counts
Cdo
Bruns
Bryant Aviors
Escapee Captured In New York
A Baltimore man who escaped from the Frederick County jail in September was captured by the FBI in New York. Calvert E. Lee, 28, and Oliver J. Anderson, 24, of Baltimore, were arrested in a stolen 1965 convertible in Queens. An extradition hearing is set for Tuesday morning in Brooklyn. State police plan to escort Lee to New York. The pair were armed when found. five handguns and stolen items from a Jefferson holdup were recovered. Jameson remains in custody. Richard J. Cook accompanies to New York.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
FBI
New York
Calvert E. Lee
Septiowaas
Oliver J. Anderson
St. Alban
Queens
Brooklyn
Lee
Robert Lee Johnson Jr
Jefferson
Jameson
Dacas
Richard J. Cook
United Jewish Appeal Dinner Speaker Set for November 17
Urs Goodman toe speak at the United Jewish Appeal dinner on November 17 with Sis Zaura Goodnan named as the head speaker on behalf of the federation. The event will be held at a Beth Sholom venue in Hopman Province. Glassman, technical director for Research at Part Detick, is among speakers supporting the fundraising drive for international aid programs led by the United States and United Nations. Vrs Graondiing served as a consultant to the president of State University of New York for forest provinces ahead of Rome's stay.
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Zaura Goodnan
Tn Vet
Hopman
Beth Sholom
Ria Petty
Province
Momo
Dh. Tlarelh Glassman
Part Detick
Fresierck
United States
Prteb Nations
Pobeony
Vrs Graodiign
Staite University of New York
Eh Forest
Rome
21 County Properties Sold Today
Frederick County tax sale lists 21 properties sold for 54 100 total. Eleven buyers purchased the parcels with redeemable rights for one year and a day. Notable buyers include Mrs James F Gibson with seven properties and George L Thomas with three properties.
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Frederick County
Glenn Trout
James F. Gibson
George Ll. Thomas
Chester J. Choeski
George Furie
Buckerstown
Paul N
Mary E. Barnes
Edward T
Madeline G. Leckins
Norman Carroll
Frederick
Albert Hoover
Helen V. Kefauver
Stanley Roger
Anna L. Snyder
Ruth FE. Weller
Mrs. Furie
Creagerstown
Elizabeth Renner
Sterling Bellinger
Cateclin
Ray L. Delauder
George L. Thomas
Urbana
Mary E. Lee
Gibson New Market
B. D. Palmer
Hauvers
Hobart
Chester JT
Choeskisbaugh
Lewis Courtney Harbaugh
Arthur Volpe
Woodsburo Triat
Cora L Eekenrode
Gibson
Petersville
Dean Lee L. Cooper
Nan
George M
Mary F. Spriges
Choeski
Johnsons Surgery Set Wednesday
SAN ANTONIO Texas ALG President Johnson announced he will undergo minor surgery Wednesday morning at Bethesda Naval Medical Center near Washington for removal of an inguinal hernia. He said the operation is relatively minor and plans to return to Texas for most of the year’s remainder.
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San Antonio
Tex
ALG
Johnson
Sundin
Bethesda Aval Medical Cem
Washington
Grewnard
Sundas Emergung
LRG
Rucci
Johnson Sand
Texas
Official Cans ass Still Incomplete
The official canvas of votes in last week’s general election was expected to be completed. The board spokesman said absentee ballots were counted and that the canvassing of the remaining votes would begin today.
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Eleckert Me
Hace Toeshas
Racca
Cabvnes
Hanes
Ponightall City Hall Rezoning Proposals Across 1000 Acres
Frederick City Planning Commission tonight reviews zoning cases covering nearly 10 acres around the city with hearings continued on at least two large parcels the 40 west Wiles farm and the 211 acre Pe farm north of Monocacy Village. Other hearings include the Victor L. Carone property the former 147 acre Young Farm on Ballenger Creek Road the Bil win Jacobsen property and the 72 acre McCain Orehar on US 49.
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Frederick City
Commission
Victor L. Carone
Young
Ballenger Creek Road
Bilwin Jacobsen
US. 49 West
City Appeals Board Schedules 2 Cases
Frederick City's Board of Zoning Appeals will hear two cases Tuesday in City Hall. Sagner Inc. seeks a waiver of front yard rules to allow an addition to its building at South Wisner Street. Lee's Surplus Store requests a waiver for exterior sign provisions at South Market Street. The board meets in the room noted. Demonstrations Washington news notes the Supreme Court ruling allowing states to declare properties off limits for civil rights demonstrators.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Agen
Sagner, Inc
South Wisner Street
Lee's
South Market Street
Aoscnh
Washington
Supreme Court
Astronaut Aldrin's Gemini 12 spacewalk sets record
Edwin Aldrin extended from the Gemini 12 hatch for about 52 minutes photographing sunrise, stars, and terrain. Lovell noted extra fuel use and discarded equipment while NORAD tracked debris. The space stand pushed U.S. EVA records to 52 hours total with the next walk not planned until 1968.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edwin F. Aldrin Jr
Milky Way
Earth
James A. Lovell Jr
Aldrin
Control Center
NORAD
Lovell
North American Defense Command
United States
Space Agency
U.S
America
Man accused of killing five in Mesa massacre
Robert Benjamin Smith, 18, in psychiatric care after a fatal shooting spree at a Mesa college. He reportedly fired on five women and two children, then moved through the Rose Mae College of Rests area. Preliminary hearing on murder charges continued as investigators piece together the bizarre sequence.
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Tia
Pereha Atric
Ales Doutta
Robert Benjamin Smith
Sperer
Amd
Miaicopa
Jil
Mesa
Peice
Rose Mae College of Rests
Smith
Baltimore
Hubert Bosialta
Shay
Mira
Renest
Sinter
Chen Burnie
Norman Rooald
Suga Jay Uinee Ears Board
En Ass
Cadistyaa Ecguibeen
al Westinehorse Corp
Smilies
Glen Burne
Quiet, Polite Suspect Linked to Murder Case
New York AP report notes Hubert Bosialta as a quiet, polite figure amid a tense murder inquiry in Mena. Witnesses describe a shop scene with a youth, Tamara and others, while police say a lengthy statement was given. Stock market mixed in early trading with fractional gains and losses.
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Sueh Purvis
Arn Wacnus
Tamara Fers
Palice
York
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