Two Listed Fair After Accident
Two area residents remain in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Friday night North Market Street accident. Barbara J. Hessong, 15, suffered a fractured left leg and body contusions, and driver Glenn Craver, 22, sustained multiple abrasions and was semi conscious. Craver lost control, left the street, struck a tree, and both were thrown from the car. Craver’s 1955 sedan was destroyed. No charges yet. investigations ongoing.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Barbara J. Hessong
RFD 1
Thurmont
Glenn Craver
RFD 3
Frederick
Craver
Miss Hessong
United Ambulance
Harry L Quinn
Paul W Mossburg
James E Schroyer
Donald E Tracey
Nicky A Tyssens
Hagerstown
Tyssens
West Fourteenth Street
John W. Molesworth
William C. Crabill
Hit Run Driver Sought After Early Morning U S 15 Incident
State Police seek a light blue or green pickup in a hit and run that struck John C Hoffman’s car rear on U S 15 north of Lime Kiln. Hoffman's damages around 225 dollars. Charles H Boller Sr reported his vehicle hit a deer near Thurmont on U S 15, damage about 100 dollars, driver claimed deer into path.
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John C Hoffman
Adamstown
U.S. 15
Lime Kiln Tpr
G. H Smith
Hoffman
Charles H Boller Sr
Graceham
U.S 15
Youth Conference At Frederick High Draws 300 Students
More than 300 students from six Western Maryland counties and 34 high schools will attend the Youth Conference of the Maryland Division American Cancer Society at Frederick High School on October 17. Nan Wynn will speak, with opening remarks by Joseph F Esenhauer and greetings from Mayor E Paul Magaha. Topics include Smoking and Lung Cancer, Education Today Cancer Control Tomorrow, and Opportunities for Youth in the ACS. A student drama Cancer on Trial will be performed.
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Maryland
American Cancer Society
Frederick
Carroll
Allegany
Garrett
Howard
Washington
Frederick High School
Nan Wynn
Miss Wynn
Cancer Crusade
Joseph F Esenhauer
Presi
Experts To Speak Monday At Labor Law Workshop
Two national labor law experts will headline the Frederick Chamber of Commerce Labor Law Workshop on Monday at 12 05 pm in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Topics include the Equal Pay Act Civil Rights Act Minimum Wage and unionism laws with discussion of pending labor legislation affecting local businesses.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
James Hunt
Labor Relations Department
US Commerce Department
Eugene A Keeney
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Hunt
West Virginia Law School
West Virginia Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Keeney
US Chamber of Commerce
Trade for Viet extremist actor shadows Caracas threats
United States official briefings confirm anonymous calls warn US deputy chief Lt Col Michael Smolen of the Caracas mission of possible death if Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, a Viet Cong member condemned in Saigon, is executed. Venezuelan police search for the missing hostage Troi, 19, amid fears of pro Castro FALN links. Smolen’s parents expressed distress as negotiations and security precautions unfold.
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Caracas
Venezuela
South Viet Nam
Michael Smolen
Associated Press
Smolen
Nguyen van Trot
U.S
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Troi
Roberto McNamara
South
Viet Nam
Washington
State Department
Saigon
Tro
County Official Opposes hike in Frederick real estate taxes
County Commissioner Lawrence A Dorsey argues the state ordered rise in county real estate assessments would trigger a double tax on the same source. He says the county must find new revenue sources for progress and school construction, and stop waiting for state funds while assessments climb. He notes the commission only controls the rate, not the assessment, and endorses cash credits for low income instead of tax breaks.
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Lawrence A Dorsey
Dorsey
Frederick County
Charge Youth With Assault On Policeman
A 20 year old Frederick youth Bernard Lee of South Bentz street is charged with assaulting a policeman resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. He is jailed on 200 dollar bond awaiting trial Tuesday in Magisterial Court. Officer Woodrow Smith observed Lee acting disorderly on West Patrick street around 2 15 a.m. when Lee ran and struck the officer on the left shoulder.
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Frederick
Bernard Lee
South Bentz Street
Woodrow Smith
Lee
West Patrick Street
Smith
Labor Party Given Edge In Britain
Britain faces a five day wait for the national election as Harold Wilson's Labor party holds a slim lead over Sir Alec Douglas-Home's Conservatives in latest polls. The margin remains narrow and a key issue could swing results. Quintin Hogg pressed Wilson to call an inquiry into alleged socialist hooliganism at party meetings.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Alec Douglas- Home
Conservatives
Quintin Hogg
Wilson
First Snow Falls At Frostburg
Frostburg Maryland recorded its first snow of the season as a brief snow squall whitened cars and buildings. The 7 35 a m start ended 15 minutes later with light rain as temperatures hovered at 32 degrees.
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Frostburg, Md
Maryland
Frostburg
Stame
Colonial Fronts Return to Frederick Motor Co Buildings
Frederick Motor Co and adjacent properties on West Patrick street begin colonial style face lifting. Work includes sandblasting white paint, repainting wood trim, adding a colonial doorway, and replacing large windows with smaller panes. The 113 to 117 block dates to around 1760 with historic ties to John Cary and early local land deeds.
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Frederick Motor Company
John C. Warfield
E.B. Shipley
West
Patrick Street
Warfield
Motor Company
John Cary
Daniel Dulany
Church Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Cary
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
Johnson Campaign Fuses Civil Rights With Vote Drive
President Johnson pressed a Deep South swing for votes and called for enforcing the Civil Rights Act. In New Orleans he told diners and crowds that prosperity should know no color and that no one should buy prejudice. He urged equal treatment of all Americans and warned against hate politics.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Deep South
Cnvi
New Orleans
Louisiana
Goldwater Campaigns in Pacific Northwest and San Francisco
Goldwater tours Spokane and Portland before Salt Lake City road trip urging voters to protect liberties from federal overreach. On Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco he warned that freedom comes from God but could be lost if people vote carelessly, amid heckler chants and a Columbus Day ceremony backdrop.
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Spokane
Wash
Arizona Sea
Barry Goldwater
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Johnson
Washington
San Francisco
Fisherman’s Wharf
Goldwater
Arizona
Christopher Columbus
Barry
Los Angeles
Meningitis Outbreak Sparks Calls to Close Ft Ord
Washington AP reports Army rejects three California congressmen demands to close Ft Ord over meningitis. Secretary Ailes says the problem at Ord is under control. Gov Brown urged quarantine after two Bay Area civilians contracted meningitis linked to soldiers from the post. A total of 84 cases, 13 deaths, have occurred at Ord this year. Defense health officials respond.
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Washington
California
Ft. Ord
Stephen Ailes
Ord
G. Brown
San Francisco
Ailes
San Francisco Bay Area
John F. Baldwin
J. Arthur ‘Younger
Charles S. Gubser
California Health Department
Defense
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Eugene Keeney
Chamber of Commerce
Saree Cs
Labor Law
US Chamber Labor Relations Department
New York Uniersity
theNew York
District of Columbia Bar Associations
The
Southeastern University
American Bar Association
Chamber
Richard D Hammond
Effie Fulmer
Winchester Hall
U.S. Air Force
George Smolen
Brooklyn
Col Smolen
New York
L. A. Dorsey
West Patrick
E. B. Shipley
Walkersville
Bath
Liv
Kitat
Dinette
Balcony
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