Trustees Appoint College Master Plan For Baptists College
Trustees approve a 1967 opening for Maryland Baptist College Walkersville with a 1200 student capacity. The plan features academic buildings a 500 seat chapel a 1500 seat auditorium and extensive athletic facilities plus dormitories and a library. A gifts over 80000 fund an infirmary.
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Maryland Baptist College
Walkersville
The
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Salisbury
Melvin E. Lea
Niemann A. Brunk
Robert F. Woodward
Leonard A. Carmack
Brunswick
Ium
Baltimore Baptist
Baptist Church
John R. Cummins
Baltimore
Maryland Baptists
Glade Valley Farm
Point of Rocks Residents Protest School Closure
A group of at least 20 Points of Rocks residents protested the closing of Point of Rocks Elementary School by visiting the School Board office. They plan to present a petition signed by every local family and meet with School Superintendent Dr John L Carnochan.
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Points of Rocks
Point of Rocks
Discount Store Opens In Downtown
A new store at 38 and 40 North Market St. opens this morning. The New Way Discount Shop, employing ten locals, will feature first quality merchandise at discount prices with every item reduced. W. F. Herbert, formerly of the Newberry Five and Ten, will run the operation and reemploy its former staff, though it is not connected to a five and ten cent store.
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North Market St
New Way
W. F. Herbert
Newberry Five
Ohio
New York
Herbert
Maryland PTA Proposes Statewide Community College Expansion
Dr. William Early tells Frederick County PTA Council that Maryland needs more and cheaper access to higher education via expanded community colleges. He notes only a quarter of Maryland teachers are trained at local colleges and cites out of state recruiting and costs as problems. He outlines nine priority items for the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
William Early
Frederick
Early
Watershed Remains Closed Despite Rain In Frederick Area
Rain fell across Frederick County easing fire and water problems but not enough to reopen the 8000 acre watershed still closed since November 12. Mayor Magaha warned the relief is temporary and deer hunters pose a new risk if the hazard lingers. The forecast calls for more rain tonight, though totals remain far below November normal.
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Frederick
Frederick County
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Herman D. Toms
Toms
Kenneth Shifflet
Weather Bureau
Gambling Case Goes To Jury
A jury deliberated less than a half hour before returning a guilty verdict against John Kreitz Jr for having an interest in a gaming table for profit. Kreitz, president of Bitzer Moore Inc, faced 11 indictments stemming from the September grand jury. Prosecutor Rothenhoefer plans to pursue each charge separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kreitz Jr
John C. Kreitz Jr
Kreitz
Bitzer- Moore Inc
Roberts
Rothenhoefer
Samuel W. Barrick
Bitzer-Moore Inc
Bitter-Moore
Potomac Edison Seeks Bids for Patrick Street Property
Potomac Edison invites sealed bids for its ground and facilities at 26 West Patrick Street in Hagerstown as it plans a new service and sales HQ. Bids open noon December 15 by M J Urner. winner takes possession by October 1, 1965. Easements noted. inspection urged. 10 percent certified check required. John W. Morgan to supervise property inspection.
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Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick Street
M. J. Urner
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Potomac Edison
John W. Morgan
Potomar Edison Company
No Vote Tonight On City Subdivision Rules
Frederick officials postpone final action on subdivision regulations after failing to unite with County Commissioners Planning and Zoning Commission and legislative delegation. Only routine business will be transacted tonight as Mayor Magaha notes the postponement from the planned November 5 meeting.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
E. Paul Magaha
County Commissioners, Planning and Zoning Commission
Magaha
Stock market pauses after three day rally
New York stocks stalled after a three day advance to new highs as investors took profits early this afternoon. Trading remained fairly active but lagged Wednesday's brisk six million share pace.
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New York
FBI Chief and King Exchange Verbal Blasts
Dr Martin Luther King Jr branded as irresponsible a charge by J Edgar Hoover that King lied about actions of federal agents in Albany Georgia A telegram to Hoover from King who is in the Bahamas was released The King wired Hoover he questioned the FBI in racial incidents He would not engage in a public debate with Hoover Hoover called King the most notorious liar in the country
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
King
Albany
Hoover
Bahamas
Bases to be closed include Brooklyn and Portsmouth yards
Congressional sources say the Defense Department will close Brooklyn Navy Yard and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard along with two New York bases. Sen McIntyre says Portsmouth Yard will be phased out over ten years and Fort Detrick likely stays unaffected.
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Brooklyn
Portsmouth
Washington
N.H
Navy Yards
Defense Department
New York
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Ft. Jay
Governor's Island
Thomas J. McIntyre
Dn.h
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Congress
McIntyre
McNamara
Frederick Iron and Steel Announces Key Appointments
The Frederick Iron and Steel Inc board named Howard R. Burgess executive vice president and general manager. J Elwood Hummer is promoted to works manager and assistant secretary, a post he has held as production manager since 1946. Burgess brings executive experience from International Malleable Iron in Guelph Ontario and will relocate his family to Frederick. Hummer, a 28 year veteran, is a Walkersville native living at 7 Jefferson St with wife and son Robert. another son Douglas works with the company. Continued on page 5.
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Frederick Iron and Steel Inc
Howard R. Burgess
J. Elwood Hummer
Burgess
International Malleable Iron Company, Limited
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
Wilmington
Del
Guel
Northwestern University School of Commerce
Evanston-Chicago
Ill
Frederick
Hummer
Frederick Iron and Steel
Walkersville
Jefferson St
Robert
Douglas
Myersville to Discuss Bond Issue
Myersville on the town council agenda to borrow funds for a water system bond issue. The meeting at 7 p.m. will include H Warren Buckler bond consultant and other officials. A public hearing on the issue may be held within ten days. The proposed system may cost about 131 232.56 and covers holding pond intake, pumping, force main, filtration plant and related work.
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Myersville
H. Warren Buckler
Herbert Rollins
Dwight Collinus
James Rimler
Gilbert Stroup
Quadruplet Girls Born in Portland Sixteen Minutes Apart
Portand AP reports 19 year old wife of apprentice construction lathe operator gave birth to quadruplets at Portland Sanitarium. First baby born 7 30 p m, last at 7 37 p m. All healthy, each about three pounds. Parents, Arlin D Grenewalt 24 and Diane Marie Grenewalt, have a 17 month old son Karl.
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Portland
Ore
Arlin D. Grenewalt
George Emery
Emery
Diane Marie Grenewalt
Remy Fulsher
Grenewalt
Karl
Rebels press Stanleyville drive amid hostage demand
Congolese troops led by white mercenaries move from Kundu toward Stanleyville as rebel leader Christophe Gbenye postpones the execution of American missionary Paul Carlson to seek negotiations. Gbenye says the U.S. and Belgium must cut aid to Tshombe to secure hostages' release while the U.S. vows to try to evacuate them. Carlson, 36, from Rolling Hills California, was sentenced to die for spying, a charge Washington denies.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
Kundu
Christophe Gbenye
Dr. Carlson
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Ghenye
Kenyatta
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Tshombe
McCloskey
Carlson
Rolling Hills
Calif
Gbenye
United States
U S Increases Forces In Viet Nam by 1200 More Troops
The United States added 1,200 military personnel to South Viet Nam this month raising total U S strength to about 21,200. Reinforcements include a C123 transport squadron and CU2 cargo carriers to boost mobility against guerrilla raids.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
U.S
Taylor
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
North
Viet Nam
Saigon
Joint Chlats of
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Baptists
PTA Council
PE Co
West Patrick
M.L. King
J, Edgar Hoover
Dr. King
Bleeding Heart
Fort Detrick
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Oliver J. Cejka
Detrick
Associated Press
Pentagon
United Appeal
United
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