Red China's Great Cities Changed and Transformed
TOKYO AP reports redefining Chinese cities under Mao era. Peking now bustling with Red Guards, new dull Maoist architecture, population jump to nearly six million, temple desecrations noted. Shanghai altered, repurposed into party and labor centers with few buyers in shops. Canton praised for cleanliness but dull, river dwellers moved ashore, new apartments cut costs, old urban charm fading.
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Hutungs
Peking
Mao
Shanghai
Cathay Hotel
Chinatown
Yesteryear
Canton
Dozer operator injured in Linganore Road rollover
George R. Martz, 45, of W. South Street, was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital for a broken ankle after the bulldozer he was operating on Linganore Road overturned at 3:57 p.m. yesterday. City police reported the incident.
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Linganore Road
George R. Martz
W. Sth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Laytonsville Firemen Prepare Dedication Of New Station
Laytonsville volunteers celebrate the dedication of a new 100000 dollar fire station replacing the 1965 destroyed headquarters. The 60 by 100 foot building houses two 750 gallon pumps an ambulance a brush fire truck and a 1500 gallon tank truck. An American flag from the Capitol and a Maryland state flag will be raised. State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein delivers the dedication address. Refreshments follow by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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Laytonsville
Brush
Capitol
Washington
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Brush Fire at 209 E. 5th St Extinguished
The United and Junior fire companies responded to a brush fire in a back yard at 209 East 5th Street last night at 7 42 p.m. Fire crews contained and extinguished the flames without reported injuries.
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United and Junior Fire
E. 5Th St
Art in the Park cancellation prompts plans delay
The Arts Council of Frederick said last night it will announce plans at a later date for Saturday's cancelled Art in the Park event.
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Arts Council of
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Art In the Park
Gaithersburg Square Shopping Center Plans Advance
Plans for the Gaithersburg Square Shopping Center grand opening are forming for November 3 to 5 with 20 retail outlets signed and a 85000 square foot theater. G Bruce West Inc. handles promotion while the center targets Gaithersburg residents and workers at nearby IBM Fairchild Hiller Bureau of Standards and Atomic Energy Commission facilities. The project aims to serve Montgom ery Village residents and the Upper County area near Route 70S from the National Bureau of Standards, and notes local civic involvement by the Blums who have three children Michael, 23, in the Army, Marcia Faye, 19, and Bruce Allen Blum, 14.
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Gaithersburg Square
G. Bruce West Inc
Gaithersburg
IBM
Fairchild Hiller
Bureau of Standards
Atomic Energy Commission
Montgomery County
Upper County Optimist Club
Montgomery County Press Association
Maryland Delaware Press Association
Blums
Michael
Army
Marcia Faye
Bruce Allen Blum
Frederick man named MC United Givers chairman
A Frederick resident, Nat Blum former Gaithersburg newspaper publisher and editor, has been appointed business chairman for the Gaithersburg area of the Montgomery County United Givers Fund campaign. He recently sold his Gaithersburg motel and newspaper businesses and moved with Mrs. Blum to Frederick. He is a Knights of Pythias member and former president of the Gaithersburg Businessmen's Association.
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Frederick
Nat Blum
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County United Givers Fund
Blum
Fredrick
Th Knights ‘of
Pythias
City Man Treated After Accident in Frederick
James E. Gaver, 37, of Staley Avenue, received lacera tions and abrasions at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision at North Market Street and East Ninth Street. Police say the 2:30 p.m. crash occurred as Gaver, driving north on Market, was struck by a car driven by Harvey Reese, of Philadelphia. Reese was charged with running the stop light and posted $28 bond for a Magistrate's Court trial on October 21 at 9:30 a.m.
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James E. Gaver
Staley Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
N. Market St
East Ninth Street
Frederick
Gaver
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