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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1961

Page

12

City Hall to host reservoir site meeting with budget talk

Mayor Ramsburg announced a public hearing on the West Seventh Street reservoir site to be held Thursday night at City Hall alongside a regular Board of Aldermen meeting. The session aims to hear from those not yet heard while the board discusses the 1962 city budget and schedules a final vote for December 14 or later.

Jacob R. Ramsburg City Hall Board of Aldermen Ramsburg West Seventh Street Interclub Council Frederick Board of Alder- Ten

Kennedy Shakeup Discussed by J M Roberts

The article analyzes Kennedy White House foreign policy shifts, Bowles influence, and the move to align advisory efforts with the State Department led by Dean Rusk. It cites miscoordination across departments, Cuban and Berlin crises, and the need for a unified command in handling the war context. Additionally, Moose Chapter 347 schedules an open meeting December 6 with a candidate class and refreshments.

J. M. Roberts Associated Press White House State Department Kennedy Chester Bowles Bowles United States Berlin Rusk Walt W. Rostew Richard N. Goodwin Dean Rusk Democratic Party MOOSE Frederick Women of the Moose Moose Ladke West South Street Social Service Cairman Edith Schultz

United States accuses Soviets of diverting UN spotlight

At the United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson accuses the Soviet Union of diverting attention from colonialism and presses for a Asian African backed plan to study and end colonial rule worldwide. The U.S. memorandum asserts Soviet colonial practices and warns against a double standard that would endanger all nations. Separately, Carole Ann Polley, 22, of College Park, Md., begins training with Prince Georges County police after volunteering in the juvenile squad effort.

United Nations N.Y United States Soviet Union Adlai E. Stevenson U.S U.N General Assembly U. S Stevenson West Portugal Russia Upper Marlboro Carole Ann Polley College Park Prince Georges County University of Maryland Miss Polley Probation Department

New Suburban Sewage System Planned For Pinecliff

At 7 30 p m in the Circuit Courtroom the Appeals Board will hear Lancaster Mae Company of the Middle West on a request to install a new odor free sewage treatment unit in Pinecliff subdivision south of U S Route 40 near Jug Bridge. L J Brosius said the system is a complete treatment unit never used in the county before and will eliminate insect problems from other disposal types.

Appeals Board Lancaster Mae Company Middle West Pinecliff U. S. Route 40 Jug Bridge L. J. Brosius

Sewage Disposal System Topic For Appeals Board

The Frederick County Appeals Board will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Circuit Courtroom to consider a new odorless mechanically operated sewage disposal system proposed by Brosius Homes for Pinecliff subdivision near Bartonsville Road. The plan would discharge effluent 600 feet south of Route 40 into the Monocacy River and requires a conditional use ruling.

Frederick County Appeals Board Lancaster-Mae Corporation Brosius Homes Corporation of Frederick Pinecliff U. S. Route 40 Bartonsville Road Jug Bridge J. Alfred Catsail Appeals Board Monocacy River Appeals’ Board Frederick Road, Angels Tex Harvey

Planners Hear Requests for New Storage Building and Trailer Court

The meeting considers Hale Plumbing and Heating site plans for a 30 by 30 foot garage addition at Route 414 near Lander Road with a future 30 by 40 foot building for storage and office space. Sixth case seeks conditional use of nine acres of A-1 land for a 36 unit trailer court near Fulmer and Mount Phillip roads. Raymond and Hilda Clem also seek AI agricultural land use adjustments northeast of Frederick.

Hale Plumbing and Heating Lander Road Kenneth M Rhea Poling RFD 5 Frederick Fulmer Road Mount Phillip Road Raymond C Hilda J. Clem RFD 3

Kennedy to attend Army Navy game in Philadelphia

President Kennedy will fly to Philadelphia for the Army Navy football game next Saturday and return to Washington by train on a special service. He plans to watch the first half from the Army side and the second half from the Navy side at Municipal Stadium.

Kennedy Washington Philadelphia White House Army Municipal Stadium Navy

Fleet 15 Ready Taiwan Formosa Threats

Vice Admiral Schoech said the 7th Fleet, about 125 ships, is ready to handle any government task and could be augmented for a large simultaneous threat from Formosa Island to South Vietnam. He noted the fleet has remained near current size for the past year.

Taipel Formosa William A U.S. 7Th Fleet Viet Nam Schoech 7Th Fleet

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