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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 03, 1968

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Jet Service Due Soon Airport Traffic Climbs at Frederick

Frederick airport shows the busiest quarter in 3½ years as traffic climbs from about 12 000 to 30 000 35 000 movements in 1964 1967 with 1968 expected to rise further. Paul Cochran cites business aircraft and contractor use, notes Maryland peers Salisbury Easton Cumberland barely match Frederick, and anticipates jet fuel facilities next year.

Larry Heslin Frederick Paul Cochran City of Ene Cochran Mee Howmet Corp Buckeystown Nwo Maryland Salisbury Easton Cumberland

Hood College Seeks Bids for New Academic Building

Hood College invites sealed bids for the general construction of the Henrietta and Samuel Rosenstock Academic Building to house economics sociology English history political science and psychology departments. The project includes laboratories and a 16 cubicle psychology setup with computer links, seminar rooms and larger classrooms. Bids are due by 2 p.m. Oct. 24 at the college president's office and may be obtained from Henry Powell Hopking and Associates in Baltimore or Charles F. Bowers in Frederich.

Hood College Sepanta Henrietta Samuel Rosenstock College Board of Trustees Oman Henry Powell Hopking and Associates East Matl Berry Baltimore Charles F. Bowers N. Court St Frederich

City Dump Main Topic For Board Meeting

Mayor John A. Derr said the Board of Aldermen will tackle the city garbage problem at tonight's regular meeting. The present city dump near the Frederick Municipal Airport is near capacity and could be full within a month. The county debate over Reich's Ford landfill intensifies pressure as trash volumes exceed 120 tons daily with 56 tons from the county and 70 tons from the city.

John A. Derr Board of Aldermen Frederick Municipal Airport Gas House Pike Ie Reich Ford Htead Gerald Legg Legg Frederick Aldermen

Army Overthrows Peruvian Government in Coup

The Peruvian army toppled President Fernando Belaunde Terry early today. Soldiers stormed the presidential palace around 2 a.m. and returned with a suited Belaunde, shouting traitor as Lima awoke to a military takeover. The coup followed Belaunde’s announcement of a new seven-member cabinet.

Lima Peru Fernando Belaunde Terry Belaunds Belaurede

Frederick County teachers push for restoration of budget funds

Frederick County Teachers Association moves toward potential suit against County Commissioners after a 280000 cut to the school budget. The Board of Education and FCTA seek reinstatement and may request public notice of lost educational opportunities. The State Board of Education appeal is underway, with a study planned on the funding transfer and legal action possible.

Frederick County Teachers Association FCTA Board of Education Commissioners Jhhildren Maryland State Board of Education State Teachers Association State Board of Education Attorney General of Maryland County Board of Education Representative Council Frederick County Superintendent of Schools

Statewide scholarship exams set for Nov 23 in Frederick

The Maryland State Scholarship Board plans a state wide competitive exam for three scholarships on Saturday November 23 at 8 30 AM in the West Frederick Junior High cafeteria. Eligible candidates may qualify for general state tuition teacher education or senatorial scholarships. Registration runs through October 11 at Frederick County high schools and participating colleges with details from the Frederick County high schools.

Maryland State Scholarship Board West Frederick Frederick County Frederick Cownty High Achont

Knoxville Man Dies In Single Vehicle Crash

Knoxville man Wilmer Edward Hughes of RFD 2 died in a single car crash on U.S. 40 E by Relch’s Ford Road near Frederick. State Police report Hughes lost control, ran off the road, struck a rock, rolled down an embankment, and landed on its top. Passenger Huxter was thrown from the windshield. Hughes died at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Knoxville U. S Huxter United Ambulance Higghen Frederick Memorial Hospital

Curtis LeMay Picked As Wallace's Running Mate

Curtis LeMay is named as Henry Wallace's running mate in a speculative political report. The article also covers violent protests in Mexico City where at least 25 people were killed during a student rally as troops battled militants amid concerns for the upcoming 1968 Olympics.

Mexico City International Olympic Committee Fernando Garza Tlatelolco E Universal Marcelino Garcia Barragan Pla

Rosedale Residents Protest Bus Busing Policy Change

Frederick City residents from the Rosedale subdivision spoke at the Board of Education to protest ending school bus service for their children. They cited dangerous routes along Seventh Street Faireview Avenue and the Frederick Shopping Center. The board acknowledged concerns and planned a meeting with city officials to seek a compromise. The session also revisited the choice of IBM 1401B as the school computer system after renewed debate.

Russedmonston Rosedale Frederick City Board of Education Milton Puziss Thomas Johnson Faireview Avenue Frederick Lefty Mary Condon Hodgson Derr Fredetick Echoal Everam

Johnson Withdraws Fortas Nomination Shifts Supreme Court Choice

The withdrawal of Abe Fortas as nominee for chief justice leaves President Johnson with three options. Chief Justice Warren had indicated he would stay on, while opponents press for no new nomination and potential recess appointment. Senate Republicans say Johnson should delay or avoid a fresh bid, citing upcoming decisions and political stakes.

Washington Abe Fortas Johnson Earl Warren Fortas Senate Supreme Court Warren Congress Newt Fortan Ath Philip A. Hart de Mich Eisenhower Presider. Johnson Critten

Fire Log Report For Nome City

A 24 hour fire log ending at 10 a.m. records calls in Nome city. City dispatch 663 4400 and county line 62 6999 noted for responses.

Stock Market Advances in Heavy NY Trading

The New York stock market kept rising in early heavy trading. The NYSE ticker fell about four minutes behind actual transactions as advances outpaced declines by roughly two to one, signaling broad buying strength.

New York New York Stock Exchange

LeMay Named Wallace Running Mate in Vietnam Victory Push

Retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay was announced as George C. Wallace's vice presidential candidate in Pittsburgh. Wallace praised LeMay as forthright and devoted to U S defense while LeMay said the campaign aims for victory in Vietnam with honorable terms and described the movement as a peoples effort toward a November 5 win.

Wallace George Wallace Air Force Curtis E. LeMay Pittsburgh Alabama LeMay Vietnam George C. Wallace Old Lionpants United States of America Gov Gov. Wallace U.S United States North Vietnam

Air Force to Release Reservists Next Summer

Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford announced that about 16,000 Air National Guardsmen and reservists will be released from active duty by next summer. The Army still needs 20,000 recalled for Vietnam support, with some releases planned before January and in April through June amid ongoing security concerns.

Wackington Air Force Army Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford Air Guard Clifford Pueblo South Vietnam

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