City Housing Project For Elderly Approved
Sixth District Congressman Charles McC Mathias announced HUD granted final approval for a 100 unit elderly housing project in Frederick City. The project, to be built by Claridge Towers of Baltimore, will be funded by a $1.7 million loan with plans for 74 efficiency, two two-bedroom and 24 one-bedroom units.
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Charles McC Mathias
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
Frederick City
John A. Derr
Frederick
Motter Avenue
West Seventh
West Ninth Streets
Frederick Housing Authority
Claridge Towers Company of
Baltimore
Whiting - Turner Construction Company
William 0. Lee, Jr
HUD
Housing and Urban Development Department
Rosedale Civic Group Plans Reactivation Meeting
Residents of Rosedale Frederick are urged to join the reactivation of the Rosedale Civic Association after loss of school bus service. A special meeting is set for Thursday Oct 3 at 7 30 pm at the Rosedale Civic Association Building with details available from Milton Puziss at 662 2595 and a prior Board of Education notice for Oct 2.
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Rosedale
Frederick
Board of Eduction
Puaiss
School Board Answers Charge of Teachers
The Frederick County Board of Education issued a formal reply to the Frederick County Teachers Association action last Thursday after negotiations broke off. Mary Condon Fleng, president of the FCTA, said the board acted in good faith and wished to involve teachers in welfare decisions. The board pledged further discussion beginning December 1.
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Edrsonston
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick County
Mary Condon Fleng
FCTA
Board of Education
United Appeal Launches Drive for 190,000
The United Appeal for Frederick County kicked off its 12th annual campaign Monday at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana aiming to raise 190,000 for 14 Community Chest agencies. The target, the largest in UA history, funds agencies including Fort Detrick Youth Activities Council, Salvation Army, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and others. Donors may designate contributions to a specific agency.
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United Appeal
Frederick County
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Community Chest
UA Drive
Ft. Detrick Youth Activities Council
Esther
County Parks Tour Slated Wednesday by Commission
The County Parks and Recreation Commission will conduct a three site tour on Wednesday to review work at Roddy Covered Bridge Park Greagerstown Rose Hill Manor Monocacy Pinecliff Park and the Loys Station site. Attendants include county officials and Jack Daft and Associates with a picnic at Monocacy Pinecliff Park followed by a regular monthly meeting.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Charles F. Bowers
Roddy Covered Bridge
Thurmont
Greagerstown Park
Rose Hill Manor
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Monocacy-Pinecliff Park
Reid
Ford Road
Loys’ Station
Jack Daft
Commission
Daft
Monocacy-Pinceliff Park
Fire Log Details From The 24 Hour Period
Fire calls reported in the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. include detour at 2 p.m. and a shed fire in Rocky Ridge New Midway and Aneytown. Crickenberger Road recall at 9 21 p m and a brush fire off Route 75 in New Market with responding units listed.
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Cos City
Bodeasuu
Pam
Lucunty
Rocky Ridge
New Midway
Humphrey Promises Bombing Halt In Search For Viet Peace
Vice President Hubert Humphrey pledged to halt bombing of North Vietnam if elected, seeking a demilitarized zone as a path to peace. He spoke in Salt Lake City and Nashville, tying action to North Vietnam’s willingness to restore the DMZ and warning he could resume bombing if bad faith is shown.
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Humphrey
Nashville
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert
Vietnam
Nixon Declines To Comment On Humphrey Vietnam Stand
Detroit AP reports Richard Nixon refused to discuss Vice President Humphrey’s television speech on Vietnam. He said he would not comment until reading the full remarks and noted his own position remains unchanged. Humphrey would halt bombing if North Vietnam shows willingness to restore the demilitarized zone, a test of communist intent.
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Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
Robert H. Humphrey
Umeicey
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon
White House
Louisville
United States
Humphrey
Inenee
Slep Pola
Ivey
North
South Vietnam
October Weather in Frederick County Report
Readable sections show October climate expectations for Frederick County. Includes 50 year averages for temperatures and precipitation, historic records for 24 hour rainfall, monthly and yearly high and low temperatures, and precipitation days totals with figures from 1967 and 1987 as context.
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Frederick County
Ecccesenenree Ee
Eceneces
S.ceenee
Res & Gerrees
Dasa
Dry Mild September Ends in Mary Weather Review
September brought pleasant days with average highs near 79 and lows around 56. Rainfall totaled 2.77 inches, below the 3.42 inch normal, with 1.1 inches on Sept 6 and 1.67 inches on Sept 10, plus a trace on Sept 26. Highs reached 90 on Sept 4, and the month’s low was 44 on Sept 29.
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Heart of Mary
Wallace Hunts Votes In Michigan
Wallace campaigns in Michigan predicting a November win if letters from voters reflect the mail received. He speaks in Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Lansing and Flint and draws a large Chicago crowd in Cicero. He jokes about Alabama crowds and hints at a possible future vice presidential pick with Gen LeMay as a running mate.
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Grand Ries Mich
George C. Wallace
Michigan Tadey
Michigan
Wallace
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Flint
Cicero
Dockworkers Strike Triggers Taft Hartley Action In New York
The longshoremen union began a 12:01 am strike at Atlantic and Gulf ports affecting 75,000 workers after failed talks with shippers. President Johnson invoked the Taft Hartley Act, creating a three man inquiry board to consider cooling off measures within 80 days. Local meetings and injunction plans loom as 160 ships face disruption from Searsport Maine to Brownsville Texas. Gleason asserts military cargo will move and vows to oppose the injunction. The dispute centers on pensions hours and fringe benefits, with a potential 80 day stoppage and broad economic impact cited.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Johson
Flcio International
Johnson
White House
Searsport
Brownsville
Tex
Thomas W. Glerson
Baltimore
Gleason
Bank Merger Effective Promotes Three Officers In Frederick
The merger of Western Maryland Trust Company and Maryland National Bank took effect on Oct 1. Elmer I. Eshleman announced new titles for Frederick area officers and three promotions. J Vernon Summers becomes assistant vice president and manager at the Frederick Office. Willard M. Horine is loan officer. Meredith H. Mackley and Paul E. Smith are branch officers. C Edward Rhea is consumer loan officer. Edgar R. Brownlow and Carl R. Holland remain as office managers. Newly appointed branch officers are Charles E. Delauter Ira Calvin Rice and Larry P. Weddle. Delauter is in the loan department and a native of Myers.
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Western Maryland Trust Company
Maryland National Bank
Elmer I. Eshleman
Eshleman
Frederick Area
Market
Patrick Streets
Benown
Frederick
J. Vernon Summers
Willard M. Horine
Meredith H. Mackley
Paul E. Smith
C. Edward Rhea
Edgar R. Brownlow
Monocacy Village
Carl R. Holland
Mount Airy
Charles E. Delauter
Ira Calvin Rice
Larry P. Weddle
Delauter
Myers
Enemy Toll In Viet Tops 400,000 Mark
Saigon AP. The enemy dead in Vietnam has exceeded 400,000 after a week of heavy combat. U S and Vietnamese sources report 401,589 enemy deaths since Jan 1 1961, with 2,866 killed in the latest tally. A mortar attack on Long Binh Army headquarters caused light damage and no fatalities. South Vietnamese casualties are also reported for the week.
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Saigon
U.S. Army
Long Binh
U.S
Vietnam
Stock Market Slides Despite Active Trade In Early Session
In New York AP reports stock prices continued to move with gains outpacing losses by about 2 to 1 as trading stayed fairly active. The market seemed driven by its own momentum after ten straight sessions of gains and declines.
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York
Fortas Nomination Faces Senate Filibuster Battle
Washington AP reported Fortas supporters mobilize to defeat the filibuster against his nomination to chief justice on the eve of a crucial vote. Hart praised Gore, while Tydings predicted failure and Minerfield weighed delaying tactics as Dirksen opposed. Griffin framed the moment as upholding senate powers amid questions over vacancy and Warren’s retirement.
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Washington (Ap
Abe Fortas
Flibuster
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Fortan
Hart
Mondy
Fortes
Joseph Tydings
Tydings
Matty
Senate
Mike Minafield
Manafield
Everett Dirksen de
Dirksen
Tuatas
Robert P. Griffin
Senagan
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren
Johneon
Landfill Hearing To Resume Before County Board
The sanitary landfill proposal returns to the County Board of Appeals for a second session in Winchester Hall in the Winchester room at 7 p m. The case was remanded by the Circuit Court and continued to allow research into a land sale near Reichs Ford Round landfill area. Opponents say nearby property values would fall if the site operates on Reichs Ford Road 109 acres.
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County Board of Appeals
Circuit Court
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Pam
Reich’s
Ford Round
Samuel W. Barrick
Ford Road
Thurmont Boy Killed By Gunshot
A 17 year old Thurmont boy, Dennis Dave Foreman, was accidentally killed when a rifle discharged at a North Market Street apartment. Wayne Miller handled the gun, a 6.26 mm Japanese rifle, while Dennis Foreman was visiting for lunch. No charges were filed. the shooting is ruled accidental. Foreman is survived by his parents, a grandmother, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are announced by Creager Funeral Home Thurmont.
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Thurmont
Dennis Dave Foreman
RFD 1
Robert Thomas
Charles V. Main
North Market Street
Ronnie Miller
Robert Breton
Imermen
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Alabama
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