I 70 Dedication Planned Nov 27
Maryland to open the final Frederick to Hagerstown stretch of I-70 after 11:30 a.m. dedication ceremonies on November 27. Senator-elect Charles Mathias expected to cut the ribbon for 15.4 miles of new interstate built at about 18.6 million dollars.
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Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Charles McC. Mathias
Utah
Ohio
Pennsylvania
State Roads Commission
Myersville Road
Alban Tractor, Co
J. Glenn Beall
C. Stanley Blair
Hancock
Jerome B. Wolff
Commission
America
Cumberland
West Virginia
Concert Tickets Still Good for Nearby Orchestra Venues
Subscribers to the Baltimore Symphony series may attend concerts by the orchestra in Catonsville Cumberland Baltimore County Dulaney Valley Eastern Baltimore Salisbury Harford County Howard County Centreville Morgan State College Bainbridge and Prince George's County. Miss Ifsako Tagami and the orchestra will perform at Catonsville Dulaney Valley and Centreville this week with the next Frederick concert set for Jan 13. Subscriptions remain available at $10 adults and $5 students, addressed to Frederick County Symphony Society.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick County Symphony Society
Frederick
Catonsville
Cumberland
Baltimore County
Dulaney Valley
Baltimore
Salisbury
Harford County
Howard County
Centreville
Morgan State College
Bainbridge
Prince George's County
Ifsako Tagami
Fire log notes multiple calls on 24 hour period
Fire calls reported in the 24 hour period ending at 10 am. Incidents include a 10:31 am kitchen/office fire on East South Street, a 2:18 pm car fire on South Jeffers Streets in Middletown, and an 10:08 pm chimney fire on Lime Plant Road in New Market. Responding departments listed.
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East South Street
Eaton
Middletown
Jeffers
New Market
Baby boom predicted locally in Frederick County
A local baby boom is anticipated as marriages rise sharply in Frederick County boosting the birth rate. National data show a surge in marriages with an expected U S total over two million in 1968, the strongest since 1946. Local figures tie births to marriages, with many young adults reaching marriageable age after the postwar era.
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Frederick County
United States
Department of Commerce
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Census Bureau
Italy's Minority Government Resigns
Rome AP reports Premier Giovanni Leone's minority government resigned to clear the path for a new center left majority coalition. Giuseppe Saragat asked Leone to stay briefly while a new cabinet forms as Socialist withdrawal alters alliances. Socialists signal readiness to rejoin Christian Democrats and Republicans. a CDU led government faces a challenge without full support.
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Rome
Giovanni Leone
Giuseppe Saragat
Leone
Socialista
Christi Democrats
Republican Party
Christian Democrats
Italy
So Elatiata
Group Seeks End To Police Abuse
The Maryland Law Enforcement Officers Incorporated led by Francis X. Jahn urges the legislature to classify assaults on police as felonies beyond Baltimore City and Allegheny County. The group backs stronger penalties and enforcement of current laws against insulting language toward officers, while local officials say existing statutes suffice. Continued on Page Five.
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Maryland Law Enforcement Officers, Incorporated
Francis X. Jahn
Jahn
Baltimore City
Allegheny County
MLEC
House of Delegates
Origally
Maryland
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Frederick County
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Balimore City
Allegheny
Conflict Mounting In Prague Amid Press Freedom Demands
In Prague, about 100000 university students in Bohemia and Moravia occupy classrooms for a second day of a three day strike demanding freedom of assembly foreign travel and a six month cap on press censorship. Prague journalists, veterans of Soviet attacks since 1968, warn that ending free expression would derail reforms begun last January and plan an early meeting with officials to address collective efforts to defend socialist press freedom.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Morevia
Snowy forecasts in Frederick County weather report
Rainfall topples the one inch mark with 1.16 inches in Frederick County from Sunday to Monday. The station notes November rainfall above average and predicts more rain later in the week. It discusses potential snow scenarios, past snowfall records, and a historic White Christmas in 1965.
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Frederick County
Rock Creek Center Plans Outlined for Handicapped Youth
Frederick County officials and planners outlined for a 1960s Rock Creek Center to serve severely handicapped children. Architect John Burrey described a 42,000 square foot, one story building near Waverley School with four wings including administration, therapy, and classroom spaces. The center would feature central dining, separate age group classrooms, televised parent observation, and shared play areas with ample parking and surface grounds. The planned $1 million project aims to blend with Waverley architecture while housing speech, hearing, sight, and psychiatric therapy plus a kitchen serving Jack Creek Center.
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Steve Carter
Frederick County Association For
New
Rock Creek
Herman A. Hauver
Frederick County
Pupil Serve Ices
Frederick
Burrey
Hurvey
Waverley
Shookstown End
Nock Creek Center
Jack Creek
Vietnamese, Viet Cong losses rise in two Da Nang and Saigon ops
US and South Vietnamese forces report 181 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and more than 200 prisoners in two operations 450 miles apart south of Da Nang and 115 miles southwest of Saigon. Civilians and soldiers suffer casualties from shelling and attacks as peace talks inch toward a possible Paris delegation.
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da Nang
South Vietnam
Salon
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Okinawa
U.S. Marine
Jackie Returns To New York After Skorpios Wedding
New York welcomed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis returning from London her first US visit since marrying Aristotle Onassis five years after the JFK assassination. The family delayed arrival due to weather and a refueling stop, with Caroline and John Jr absent.
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Olympic Airways
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Onanste’ Sr
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Johin
Carolina Kennedy
Boston
Kennedy
Army takes power in Mali coup
An African radio report from Die Mako, Mali, claims the army has ousted President Modiho Keita and seized control. The broadcast says the dictatorial regime ended and promises free elections will be held, though martial law and warnings were echoed during the message.
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Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Diemako
Madilmn Helts
Modiho Keita
Sov
Martial Muate Wan
Agnew Will Stay Out Of Maryland Governor Battle
Vice President elect Spiro T. Agnew said he will stay out of Maryland gubernatorial succession fights as the General Assembly prepares to elect a replacement. Democrats control both chambers, making a Republican likely unlikely to win. Several Democrats have announced candidacies and Attorney General Francie B. Burch warned ground rules may require court intervention to resolve nomination and voting method.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Friendship International
Puerto Rico
General Assembly
Agnew
Senate
House of Delegates
Harry R. Hughes
Democrats Mum On Pick For Governor
The Democratic State Central Committee of Frederick County has not endorsed any candidate to succeed Gov. Spiro Agnew. Vice chairman John Ramsburg said no front-runner is evident as Agnew has not resigned, with many names in consideration. He declined to endorse anyone. a House movement favors Delegate William M. Houck for Gov., while Speaker Marvin Randel is also mentioned as a leading potential. State legislators will vote in the next session, with leaders urging fair consideration of all candidates.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick Coating
Fll
Spiro Agnew
John ©. Ramsburg
Agnew
Ramsburg
William M. Houck
Trederick
Tamsburg
Houck
Annagedie
Annapolia Politica
House of Delebrates
Marvin Randel
Maryland
House of Delegates
Maryland Senate
Halon
Stock Market Rise on Active Trading Amid Odds
The stock market moved higher in active trading with notable gains on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose, while market indicators showed overall strength despite some volatility in early sessions.
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Mitscoret
Abot
New York Stock Exchange
Lions Club Pancake Day Set For December 7 at Local Church
The Vrederlek Lions Club will host the 40th Pancake Day on Saturday December 7 at Evangelical Reformed Church 7 Went Church Street. Tickets go on sale with all you can eat pancakes and sausage and the Lions expect to serve up to 2000. Proceeds support the Lions Light Conservation Fund funding eye tests and glasses for indigent children. Slogan Wat So Others Can See. Event led by President Nelson Robt, chair Robert Newens, and Jatin We Clough assisting minister from First Baptist Church.
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Vrederlek Tfions Chub
Evangelical Reformed Church
Went Church Street
Iwi
Tibeta
Ity Bian
Lions Club
He Lions
County Health Department
Titan
Acheat
Aml
Nelson Robt
Robert Newens
Jatin We Clough
Pirst Baptist
Hurech
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