Frederick County United Appeal Reaches 40 Percent Goal
The Frederick County United Appeal has raised forty percent of its 158000 goal, with $64327.75 pledged for 13 local community service agencies. Mayor Charles V. Main urged $50000 more this week at a second report meeting in the Hotel Frederick, as divisions report mixed progress and several firms surpass or miss their goals.
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Frederick County United Appeal
Charles V. Main
Hotel
Frederick
Main
Mayetta Hershberger
Niemann A. Brunk
Richard D. Hammond
United Appeal
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civic Club
Dunbar Ashbury
Architects and
Thelma Todd
Donald Linton
William Hess
Frederick City
A. Atlee Radcliffe
United
Fort Detrick
J. Austin Younkins
Corning Glass Company
Harry Harper
Frederick Electronics Company
American Optical Company
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
AEC
Frederick County
Frederick County asks 100000 for school warehouse plan
Frederick County commissioners were asked to approve 100000 for land purchase 35000 for warehouse construction and 15000 for furnishing and equipment to serve a school system warehouse on 15 acres along Hayward Road adjoining Harmony Grove School for the Retarded from Frederick Business Properties. The proposal also seeks 35000 for warehouse construction with current dwellings uncertain for use. The advisory committee will review before action.
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Fredrrick County
Frederick County
John L. Carnachan
Hayward Road
Harmony Grove
Frederick Business Properties
Thieves Steal Over $1,000 in Clothing at Parson's
Police report says Parson's department store on North Market Street lost more than $1,000 in women's coats and other apparel over the weekend. Entry was gained via a broken second floor window. Chief Major Charles V Main noted no suspects yet and the detective bureau leads the inquiry after store manager John F. Thompson discovered the break Monday morning.
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Parson's Department
North Market Street
Charles V Main
John F. Thompson
Main
City Police Detective Bureau
Doctors Say Johnson Recovery Slower Than Expected
Washington AP report says President Johnson’s recovery from October 8 surgery to remove his gall bladder and a kidney stone is taking longer than doctors anticipated though no physical complications have appeared. Moyers noted potential hospital stay extending beyond six weeks with a cautious but improving condition as Johnson walked a cautious half hour on Bethesda grounds, appearing thinner but in good color, as reporters followed.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senate Backs 2 Plans For Reapportionment
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate moved two reapportionment plans toward final passage after surprise quick-steps. One plan would expand the Senate to 43 with targeted city and county groupings, the rival 53-seat proposal would guarantee at least one seat per county and defer constitutional questions to the courts. House leaders awaited final action as the Senate sent two bills to the House for debate.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Senate
Tawes
General Assembly
Supreme Court
House
Sen
Williams
James
D-Harford
Senate
Baltimore City
Thomas B. Finan
Finan
John Clarence North
D-Talbot
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
House of Delegates
Madalyn Murray Marries In Texas
Mrs Madalyn Murray, a professed atheist facing extradition to Maryland on assaulting a police officer, wed Richard F O Mara in Texas. In New York, electronics and aerospace defense shares led a strong early stock market with heavy trading.
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Madalyn Murray
Texas
Austin, Tex
Maryland
Richard F O'Mara
Mexico
New York
Renovation Planned for Frederick Post Office Expansion
Plans by Coble and Burger of Hagerstown for a $580,000 extension to the Frederick main Post Office on East Patrick Street include 6,000 square feet of added space, a new loading platform, parking, and improved maneuvering area. Total project cost is about $380,000, with substation moves anticipated at College Estates and the seven rural carriers reassigned to free main facilities. The work follows years of discussion after the GSA bought adjacent properties, and ample space is needed though postmaster Grove notes obstruction by antiquated plans.
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Frederick
Coble and
Burger
Hagerstown
General Services Administration
East Patrick Street
David Phillips
GSAA
Philips
GSA
James A Grove
Tve
College Estates
South Carroll Street
Grove
Seven Frederick Rural
Washington
Carroll
Howard
U.S
Daniel B. Brewster
Post Office Department
North Viet Nam Shoots Down U S Bomber
The U S Phantom F4C bomber was shot down Monday over a bridge 40 miles west of Vinh. Its two crewmen were presumed captured. This marked the sixth American plane lost in North Viet Nam in three days and the 115th since bombing began last February. Radio Hanoi claimed five U S planes fell Monday and eleven on Sunday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
United States
Ten parking spaces added to City lot on South Court Street
City workmen began construction of 10 new parking spaces in the South Court Street lot, in an area formerly occupied by a restaurant demolished earlier this year. City engineer Robert Rothenhoefer said work should finish by week’s end and ten hour meters will be installed, with the lot now housing 179 meters.
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South Court Street
Robert 3. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
East Patrick Street
Enlistments Rise As Draft Doubled, Local Recruiters Say
Local area recruiters report voluntary enlistments up over 50 percent across three services since the President doubled the draft call. Army and Navy officers cited strong responses, with Marine Corps also noting higher enlistments. Draft boards show consistent inductions across August September and early October, while one Air Force recruiter could not be reached for comment.
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William Inim
US Arm
An Frederick
Irvin
WMC
George Kine
US Navy
Frederick
Kline
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Marine
Augtol
Air Force
Antidraft Demonstrations Denounced By U S Senators
U S senators denounced anti draft demonstrations in a Monday session, saying the acts disgrace the country and mislead foreign powers. Leaders urged action to curb draft card destruction and interference with military supplies, with support for measures making such acts federal crimes.
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U.S
Voting Rights Act Ruled Invalid in Alabama
Selma Alabama AP reports Circuit Judge James Tate ruled the 1963 Voting Rights Act unconstitutional under the equal footing of states doctrine and constitutional provisions allowing states to set voting requirements if no discrimination occurs. The decision prompts anticipated appeals and no immediate DOJ statement.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Circuit
James Tate
US Supreme Court
Hare
Justice Department
Congress Opens Klan Hearings
Washington AP report on the House Un American Activities Committee public hearings into the Ku Klux Klan. Robert Shelton of the United Klans of America is summoned to testify and produce records while investigators map Klan finances, rituals, history, and violent activities.
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Washington
Congress
Ku Klux Klan
House Committee On Un-American Activities
FBI
Robert Shelton
United Klans of America
Shelton
Mother Accused In Slayings In Prince Georges County
Mrs Charleen June Hargis, 37, estranged wife of former Kansas congressman, is jailed in Prince Georges County on charges of killing her four children. Police found Sandra 7, Michael 8, and Brenda 2 shot in two bedrooms at Fox Rest Apartments near Laurel. A .25 caliber pistol was in the apartment. Hargis, 44, began political life in Coffeyville, Kansas.
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Upper Marlboro
Charleen June Hargis
Kansas
Prince Georges County
Hargis
Sandra Hargis
Michael
Brenda
Fox Rest
Laurel
Baltimore
Washington
Bebra
Denver
Hargin
Coffeyville
Kan
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Hilda Los Calzo
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Peking
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