1 000 Doe Permits For Hunters
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission increases antlerless deer permits in Frederick County from 600 to 1 000 for the two day season on December 17 and 18 with permits issued December 11. Checking stations are at Delphey's Sport Store, Snook's Feed Mill, and Ben's Esso. Other counties list varied permit numbers amid broader policy allowing female deer harvest in Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore without a permit due to rising deer herd.
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Carroll
Baltimore
Harford
Montgomery
Howard
Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick Shop Center Expansion Approved
The Freder ick City Planning and Zoning Commission approved plans for a $1 million eight store addition to the Frederick Shopping Center. The project includes an 85 000 square foot Woolco department store the county’s largest outlet and additional shops and a post office over five acres bringing parking to 1 800 spaces. Mayor and aldermen must sign off on the plans.
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Scholarship Examinations Set Nov 20 in Frederick County
Herman A. Hauver announced state scholarship exams for general state tuition program state teacher education program and State Senate scholarship will be held November 20 with October registration in all public and parochial high schools in Frederick County. Three scholarships available at test centers across the state. Local exams will be at West Frederick Junior High School. Only students not previously attending college ranked schools may compete for the general fund tuition award. Currently enrolled college students may compete for the State Senate and teacher education scholarships.
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Stock Market Nudges Toward Record High in Early Trade
New York stocks advanced toward new record highs as trading remained heavy despite mounting resistance. Investors appeared cautious but ongoing demand pushed major indexes higher in initial dealings.
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Teachers To Attend Maryland Teachers Convention Milestone
Frederick County schools close Thursday and Friday for the Maryland State Teachers Association centennial convention in Baltimore. Carl T. Rowan addresses the first general session, Howard Barlow conducts a large student ensemble, and Baltimore Mayor McKeldin and Dr. Andrew W. Holt speak at the banquet. The final session Saturday outlines statewide policy.
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University of Tennessee
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Frederick
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Orderly Migration Two Cuban Boats Head Toward U S Coast
Two Cuban refugee boats the Shark and F5846 moved toward Key West as U S officials awaited Castro’s response. Granma reported 18 on board though Coast Guard counted 23 with six more boats waiting to take refugees to Florida.
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UN Assembly backs action if Rhodesia declares independence
The UN General Assembly urged Britain to use force if needed after Rhodesia's white minority government declares independence. The resolution passed 107 to 2 with one abstention, France abstained, Portugal and South Africa voted no, Britain did not participate.
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Baltimorean Dies from Injuries in Md 464 Crash
Edward G. Nicodemus 22 of Baltimore died at Union Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered October 4 near Brunswick when his van crossed the center line on Md 464 and crashed head on with a car carrying Jefferson brothers Arthur 21 and Ernest 26. Ernest Dodson is in fair condition with facial fractures. Arthur Dodson has a fractured jaw and was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday.
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CAC to Revise By-Laws for Antipoverty Program
CAC of Frederick County meets tonight to discuss proposed changes in its constitution and by-laws. John A Zufall, CAC president, says area coordinator Mello Cotton in Washington asks for revision to gain Washington officials’ approval. The group seeks funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity for an antipoverty program. approval pending. Meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the Maryland Department of Employment Security office on West Church Street.
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Washington, D.C
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Washington
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Cong Shoot Down Two U.S. Planes
In South Viet Nam and North Viet Nam, Communist gunners shot down two U.S. jet bombers as U.S. and Vietnamese forces press in the central highlands. Spokesmen said pilots ejected and were rescued. ground operations claim 97 guerrillas killed with limited contact.
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Setback in Senate for 14-B Repealer
Washington AP report notes labor leaders and President Johnson face a Senate defeat on invoking cloture to end a filibuster against a House passed bill repealing state authority to ban the union shop. The 47-45 vote signals extended opposition likely, with possible dilution to include federal civil rights restrictions to gain support and avert filibuster blocks. A 50-50 roll call implication exists, leaving Vice President Humphrey as potential tie breaker on final passage.
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Johnson follows doctor orders walks and eats solid food
President Johnson walked outside his room for the first time since surgery and had solid breakfast, to the doctor's plan, as Gall bladder surgery patient Moyers reports continued progress. He had mild discomfort and gas pains overnight but sleeps well and walks unassisted.
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Indonesia Coup Leader Captured As Communists Flees to Hills
Jakarta radio reports Lt. Col. Untung arrested in central Java near Tegal with civilian help. Col. Latif seized in Jakarta after being shot in both legs. About 1,000 Communists arrested. 1.5 million in Medan demonstrate to ban the Indonesian Communist party. Military campaign intensifies.
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Old Argument Flares Over Who Reached America First
New York AP reports on Columbus Day debates over discovery of America. Yale maps suggest Leif Ericson may have reached North America centuries before Columbus, prompting mixed reactions from Italian American and Nordic groups. Spanish historians also revisit 1484 claims.
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United Appeal Pledges Top $39,000 Mark
The Frederick County United Appeal’s first collection report shows $39,268.90 raised at a Dutch Treat luncheon in Hotel Frederick, short of the $158.6 million drive goal but above last year’s first report. Local groups report progress with contributions from state and federal offices and farmers.
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Harry Zentz
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William Hess
Maryland legislature opens session on six Senate and five House reapportionment plans
In Annapolis Gov Tawes urged a fast decision as the Senate and House review six and five proposed reapportionment plans respectively. The Supreme Court mandate requires equal voting strength, shifting power toward metropolitan areas and away from small counties, with next year's General Assembly elections in view. The council plan envisions a 48 member Senate within congressional districts and faces resistance from small counties seeking local representation.
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Legislature Backs Governor on Key Vetoes in Special Session
The Maryland General Assembly sustained Gov. Tawes vetoes on Derr trucking and acting chairman bills. Derr sought allowances to readjust heavy loads without charges, and a plan to name an acting chairman of the State Roads Commission. The session weighs redistricting and a new Senate in response to one man one vote ruling.
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John A. Derr
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Derr
Rnad
George Roughes Cr-Allegancy
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