Maryland Senate Redistrict Plans Split Frederick County in Four
Four reapportionment plans were prepared for the Maryland General Assembly special session. Sen. James Clark Jr. and Sen. Mary L. Nock unveiled proposals. Senate President James prepared another. They include six senators per eight congressional districts and various county pairings. Derr met Gov Tawes in Annapolis. no comment.
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Maryland General Assembly
James Clark Jr
Howard
Mary L. Nock
Wicomico
Senate
William 5. James
Harford
Legislative Council
Frederick County
Ers
Carroll County
Washington County
John A. Derr
Frederick
Annapolis
Tawes
State Senate
Supreme Court
House of Delegates
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Clark
Anne Arundel
Calvert Counties
Montgomery County
Howard County
Prince Georges County
One and a Half Inches Rain Falls in Frederick County
Frederick County received about 1.5 inches of rain yesterday and today raising October’s total to 3.28 inches just below the normal 3.29. A 25 year old Woodbine woman Daisy Ella Roop was killed when a truck hit a fallen tree on Gillis Falls Road near Mt Airy. Her husband Jimmy Roop 24 was hospitalized with chest injuries. The area saw 1.50 inches of rainfall Thursday into today with total month precipitation near normal. June through September rainfall was 6 inches below normal. Forecasts call for partly sunny skies mid 70s today with 46 to 55 degree lows, weekend sunny around 70 degrees.
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Frederick County
Woodbine
Westminster
Daisy Ella Roop
Gillis Falls
Mt. Airy
Dickerson Site Backed For AEC Lab
Maryland congressmen back a Dickerson area site near the Frederick County line for the Atomic Energy Commission laboratory. The project would cost about 300 million dollars and employ 2000 people, with Gov Tawes seeking 1966 legislation to offer free land to lure the lab to Maryland.
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Washington
Maryland
Montgomery County
Atomic Energy Commission
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Dickerson
Frederick County
AEC
Germantown
Tawes
Apathy Seen at Frederick City Meeting on Public Address Purchase
Frederick City meeting drawn few attendees beyond press and radio. Audience included Mark Burgee son of city attorney Richard R. Burgee. Aldermen had voted to buy a loudspeaker system two weeks earlier to aid in hearing during board discussions.
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Frederick City
Mark Burgee
Richard R. Burgee
Board of Aldermen
Frederick fire prevention parade draws 50 to 75 units
Saturday night parade in Frederick expected to attract 50 to 75 fire units and last about 90 minutes. Second Army Firlc Band from Ft. Meade leads from the fountain on North Market Street at 6 30 p.m. County high school bands including Frederick High will join. City police imposed parking bans along the parade route from 5 p.m. Saturday. Traffic will be restricted on South Market Street north to Patrick Street and related cross streets.
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Frederick
North Market Street
Second Army Firlc
Ft. George G Meade
Seventh Street
Patrick Street
Patrick
Bentz Street
Armory
Seventh Streets
Eighth Street
Ninth Streets
Tenth Street
South Market Street
City Repeats Rejection of Light Plant Bid
Frederick aldermen again rejected a bid for the municipal light plant, this time with only one bid received. The bid and check will be returned to the unnamed bidder as bids were deemed too low. President Emmett R. Bowlus urged studying alternate disposal methods for the property at East East Second Street. The board also awarded meters for the first three areas of the new program, with R. J. Smith and CF Murphy named for area 1 and areas 2 and 3 respectively, noting vault versus building installation differences in meter costs.
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Frederick City
Second Street
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. J Smith
CF. Murphy
M Tetall
Welfare Director Reports Juvenile Delinquency Rise in Western Maryland
Western Maryland counties Frederick Allegany Garrett and Washington show a rise in juvenile delinquency per 10 000 children aged 10 to 17 from 97 in 1960 to 163 in 1964 while statewide delinquency drops from 23 in 1963 to 21 in 1964. Frederick County reports 171 juvenile court dispositions last year, mostly for delinquency, with Montgomery showing a decline and Western Maryland seeing increases in non delinquent court cases.
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Geneva Barthel
State Department of Public Welfare
Atrederick
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Welfare Department
Barthel
Frederick County Juvenile Court
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Crease
State Welfare Department
Big Operation In D Zone Nonlethal Tear Gas Used
U S paratroopers launched a large operation near the Viet Cong Dp zone using nonlethal tear gas to flush out fighters. Thousands of American troops moved into jungle around 30 miles north of Saigon with Australian support as Bs2 bombers attacked before the ground push.
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Viet Cong
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Guam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Highway 33
Ben Cat
Frederick County Redistricting Proposes Three New High School Zones
The Frederick County Board of Education proposes 1966 boundary changes for West Frederick Junior High School Frederick High School and the new Governor Thomas Johnson High School set to open in September 1966. North and west city students to Johnson. south and east to West Frederick and Frederick High. County lines for Walkersville and Middletown shifted. feeder elementary schools listed. Some exceptions apply including Braddock Heights Ridge Road pupils.
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Frederick High School
Thomas Johnson
Frederck County Board of Education
Johnson
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
Monocacy River
Johnson Tih
Catoctin Mountain
Governor Johnson
West Frederick and Frederick
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
North Frederick
Rosemont Avenue
US 15
Dill Avenue
North Market Street
Elm Steet
West Fourth Street
East Patrick Street
Parkway
Braddock Heights
Ridge Road
Phone Company to Reveal Sponsors of Hate Message
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will disclose names and addresses of sponsors behind automatic telephone recorded messages, effective October 24, after public outcry over the Let Freedom Ring recordings. The messages have accused Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren and the national PTA of left wing aims and federalizing schools.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Court
Karl Warren
National
PTA
LBJ's Kidney Stone Came As Surprise
Washington AP reports President Johnson had a kidney stone discovered during a routine gall bladder operation described as completely successful. Surgeons extended the procedure by about 15 minutes. it was not a kidney operation but a stone in a tube from a kidney. Doctors foresee possible brief bed rest later today.
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Washington
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
James Cain
Joseph Laitin
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Lady Bird
Soviet Luna 7 likely destroyed on moon crash
London AP reports Sir Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank says Luna 7 signals stopped as the Soviet unmanned craft apparently crashed on the moon. He notes no signal from a possible surviving instrument and calls the event a crash at the expected impact time.
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Britain
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Sir Besnard
Tass
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Meyer
Soviet Union
United States
New Market Grange Hall to Be Dedicated Sunday
New Market Grange No. 362 will dedicate its new hall Sunday at 2 pm. State Master Lionel Burgess of Ellicott City will be dedicating officer. Herschel Newson of Washington delivers main address. Music by Mrs Edward Hallock and Kenneth McGole-Tick. Jesse I. Burall presides with other officers including Overseer Samuel Sum.
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New Market Grange No
Lionel Burgess
Ellicott City
National Grange
Herschel Newson
Washington
Edward Hallock
Kenneth McGole- Tick
Jesse I. Burall
New Market
Samuel Sum
Surgeons Remove Gallbladder and Kidney Stones from Johnson
President Lyndon B. Johnson underwent a two hour and 15 minute operation to remove his gallbladder and a kidney stone from the ureter. Surgeons pronounced the procedure a complete success and Johnson was resting normally.
House Passes Highway Beautification Bill in Turbulent Session
The House approved President Johnson's highway beautification bill 245 to 138 amid a tense late session. Support came from 219 Democrats and 26 Republicans, while 49 Democrats and 89 Republicans opposed. The vote followed Johnson's admission to Bethesda Naval Hospital for gall bladder surgery.
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Johnson
House
Market rises after Johnson surgery declared a success
The New York market moved higher in early trading as the White House announced President Johnson's gall bladder operation was a complete success. Investors welcomed the positive medical news and odds of swift recovery.
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New York
White House
Johnson
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