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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 17, 1964

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Watershed Closure Drags On Amid Fire Danger In Frederick

City officials said the 8,000 acre Frederick watershed will stay off limits until forest fire risk subsides. Opening day upland game hunters faced a light turnout as watershed closures and fire danger kept people away. Pheasants favored the north county. rain totals were 0.07 inches, the first since October 19. Weather outlook remains cool with highs near 50s to 70s and lows in 30s.

Frederick County Frederick E. Paul Magaha Maryland Herman Toms

Two Washington County men charged in rape and robbery

Robert Eugene Huntzberry, 24, of Hagerstown, and Mark Stevens, 21, of Smithsburg, are held without bond in Frederick County jail. Huntzberry faces rape and related counts. Stevens faces assault with intent to rape, assault and battery, and petty larceny. The incident occurred Friday near Black Rock on the Frederick Washington County line. about $25 was taken. The victim, from Gettysburg, said she was picked up at her home and assaulted around 10 pm. Hearing date not yet set.

Washington County Frederick County William L. Newcomer State Police Barrack “B Robert Eugene Huntzberry Hagerstown Mark Stevens RFD 2 Smithsburg Huntzberry Stevens Black Rock Frederick- Washington County Tfe Gettysburg Tola Adams County

Frederick County Approves Visual Bridge Survey Plan

Frederick County officials approve a quick visual survey of all bridges within 90 days. An outside firm will photograph each structure and report findings to the County Engineer. The project costs ten dollars per bridge and relies on naked-eye inspection, amid concerns about Monocacy River bridges Greenfield and Devilbiss.

Frederick County Commissioners Frederick County Roads Board Southey T. Nottingham Roads Department Nottingham Jack Mause Frederick County Greenfield Devilbiss Monocacy

Board Chooses Directors and Seeks Day Care Location

The newly formed Board of Directors for a Day Care Center for Retarded Children plans a November 24 meeting at the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop in Frederick to select a location, assess need, and discuss staffing. State Health Department liaison will assist. Bruce Crum and Richard Keefer named co chairmen. Agnes Zimmerman secretary. William Mallgraf treasurer.

Frederick Jeanne Bussard Ice Streets State Department of Health Bruce E. Crum Richard Keefer Agnes Zimmerman William Mallgraf Mallgraf Frederick County Association For Keefer Civitan Club Crum Area Granges Forbes Burgess Frederick County Geneva Barthel William Houck House of Delegates Herman

Local Foster Parents to Be Honored at Dinner

More than 250 foster parents from the local area and guests are expected at a Saturday 6 30 p m dinner at West Frederick Junior High School. The event honors foster parents during Foster Parents Week proclaimed by Gov. Tawes and aims to recruit new homes. County co chairs are Dr B C Thomas Jr and Mrs George Barthel with a committee including Charles V Main and others.

West Frederick Junior High School J. Millard Tawes Maryland Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare State Department of Public Welfare B. C. Thomas Jr George Barthel Thomas Barthel Charles V. Main

Strike Set For Monday Amid Avert Rail Walkout Efforts

Federal mediators press to schedule new bargaining sessions between unions and railroad officials to avert a strike set for Monday. Six shop craft unions, representing 140,000 workers, would halt service on 187 railroads and terminal companies, potentially affecting 90 percent of U.S. rail traffic. AFL CIO official Michael Fox said fair offers would be considered, including possible White House input. Francis O Neill of the National Mediation Board to mediate, while carriers defer to the emergency board formula. Fox urged broader union cooperation to recognize picket lines if the walkout proceeds.

Chicago Michael Fox Afl-Cio Railway Employes Department White House Presidential Emergency Board Francis O'Neill National Mediation Board Washington J. E Wolfe Fox

Quintuplets Born to Matangua Family in Hambane District

Dr Julio Fernandes reports the normal delivery of four boys and a girl at Zavala Hospital Hambane District Mozambican couple Clara Matangua and Felizberto Marques already have two sons. The five babies survived the birth and have a good survival chance.

Lourenco Marques Mozambique Clara Matangua Julio Fernandes Zavala Hospital Hambane Matangua Felizberto

Hand Grenade Explosion Kills Three in Trenton

In Trenton at the Oak Cafe an early morning grenade blast killed Patrolman John J. Clowar aged 29 and John Christie Jr. 37, the grenade holder, along with bystander Harold E. Lesath 23. A second officer, Roland Crap 27, was wounded but radioed for help as Christie had been facing trial for a prior bar shooting.

Trenton N.J John J. Clowar John Christie Jr Harold E. Lesath Roland Crap Oak Cafe Christie

Quadruplets Born to 3 Year-Old Baltimore Mother

Betty Reyes, a 3 year-old mother of four, gave birth at Sinai Hospital to quadruplets three girls and a boy. All babies are reported in good condition with two girls listed as excellent and the boy in fair condition. Births occurred within 17 minutes, with detailed birth times and weights for each infant. Father Angel Reyes, an Army private, was at the hospital and planned to bring the other children to meet the newborns.

Baltimore Sinai Hospital Betty Reyes Angel Reyes

Girl Must Decide Freedom Vs. Parents

Hartford, AP report on 13 year old Henia Wysocki who fled her home to avoid returning to Poland under the Iron Curtain. She hid in a barn after her parents left for Poland via Montreal. She expressed she did not want to go back, while relatives suggested she might want to reunite with her mother and father.

Hartford Conn United States Henia Wysocki Poland Montreal

Zoning Changes Approved by Frederick County Commissioners

The Frederick County commissioners voted to approve updates to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Planning staff and Irvin Renn, president of the board, reported broad alignment with county and future development plans, with no opposition at public hearings. Changes mainly update language across articles and shift trailer regulations to disperse trailers countywide, reducing Board of Appeals concentration on trailer cases.

Frederick County Winchester Hall Irvin Renn Commissioners Planning Commission Frederick Board of Appeals Appeals Board

Krebiozen Promoters Indicted in Fraud Case

Federal grand jury in Chicago indicts the Krebiozen promoters on 49 counts including conspiracy mail fraud and making false statements to the government about the cancer treatment. Defendants include Krebiozen Research Foundation founders Stevan Durovic and Marko, Dr Andrew Ivy, and Dr William Phillips.

Washington Chicago Krebiozen Nicholas’ Katzenbach Krebiozen Research Foundation Stevan Durovic Marko Andrew C. Ivy The University of Illinois William F. P. Phillips

Market Irregular New York Stocks Edge Higher

The stock market moved irregularly higher in moderately active trading as early gains faded and some concerns lingered. Traders watched economic signals and corporate results for direction.

New York

Kenyatta Pleads For Carlson In Congo Crisis

Kenyan Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta appealed to rebel leader Christophe Gbenye through Secretary of State Dean Rusk to spare American missionary Paul Carlson, accused of military spying in Stanleyville. Carlson’s wife in Bangui denied he was a spy, while Kenyatta urged humane treatment of civilians amid civil conflict.

Teopoery Ile Jomo Aeatta Kenya Stanleyville Paul Arlson Christophe Gbenye Dean Rusk Rusk Kenyatta African Committee Congo Rolling Hills Calif

Rebel Assault Looms in Congo Town Base Prep

KINDU Congo Premier Moise Tshombe's mercenary army has a base in Kindu as it plans an assault on rebel stronghold Stanleyville 256 miles north. Unclear when the attack will occur. US warns rebels over Carlson execution claims. Rusk denounces them as false and illegitimate. Embassy efforts use the Red Cross to contact rebels.

Kindu Congo Moise Tshombe Stanleyville Kemba Quassolo United States Carlson Rusk U. S Leopoldville International Red Cross

Weather Bureau mum on winter outlook hints at mild trend

Washington AP report says a thorough look at jet stream efforts points to a potentially abnormally mild winter but warns to prepare for the worst. Bureau officials decline to forecast beyond a 30 day outlook while noting jet stream behavior affects US weather, with polar bear Snow Star and animal observations used for light commentary.

Washington U.S. Weather Bureau James F. O’connor Bureau Pacific

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