Closed Sessions On Budgets Hit By County Officials
County Commissioners and Board of Education officials meet to adjust the six month budget for educators with a possible tax rate increase. Magistrates seek raises and office renovations while clerks also await increases. Meetings target state aid preservation and a 1:30 pm budget discussion with Trial Magistrate Robert Kennedy.
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Board of Education
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Donald C. Linton
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
James A. Sensenbaugh
John L. Carnochan
Allen R. Gaddis
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Robert K. Kennedy
Frederick
Court House
Byron Thompson
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Kennedy
Mercury Surges Past 80 On Unseasonably Warm Sunday
The area experienced one of the warmest late October days with official 83 degrees at the airport station and upper 80s in parts of the county. Drizzle and light showers were possible later, but drought relief remained unlikely as temperatures cooled to middle 60s by Sunday night.
Kennedy to hold news conference at 4 pm Thursday
Washington AP reports President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 pm EST Thursday. Royalty death noted as Margrave Berthold of Baden, brother-in-law to Prince Philip Soetgeck, died after a shock attack. He was 7.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Salem
Germany
Margrave
Berthold of
Baden
Prince Philip Soetgeck
Special Guests at Frederick Halloween Parade
Special guests at Wednesday night's Halloween Parade include Miss Kimberly Dawn Smith Little Miss Frederick for 1963 and Miss Alice Esworthy Frederick County Farm Queen. Both will be on the viewing stand in front of City Hall for the Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Miss Smith is daughter of Captain and Mrs. David Smith. Miss Esworthy is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton D. Esworthy of New London. Parade begins at 8 p.m.
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Kimberly Dawn Smith
Frederick
Alice Esworthy
Frederick County Farm
Miss Smith
Miss Esworthy
City Hall
Cal
Higher Education Intercollegiate Meeting At Hood
An intercollegiate conference on goals and needs of American higher education will be held at Hood College November 1 3. Keynote speaker Dr Winslow R Hatch director of the Clearinghouse of Studies on Higher Education will speak and tele lectures will be used by Dr Sidney G Tickton of the Ford Foundation. Sterling Tucker and Dr Fred M Rawlinger will give talks and discussion groups will cover student roles campus community and world community. Dr Andrew G Truxal will close with a devotional service. All five major lectures are open to the public.
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Hood College
Winslow R. Hatch
Hatch
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Sidney G. Tickton
Ford Foundation
United States
Tickton
Sterling Tucker
Urban League of Washington
Fred M. Rawbinger
New Jersey
Attend CAS Dinner Meeting in West Frederick
About 100 people attended the Children’s Aid Society semi annual fall dinner at West Frederick Junior High School. Cpl. Robert Storer of the Maryland State Police spoke on highway safety and showed a film while Jack Byers offered the invocation. President E Eugene Thomas voiced greetings as committee chair W Cash Smith led the event with co chair Rothenhoefer and members Brice Landis Yingling and Zimmerman.
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Children’s Aid Society
West Frederick
CAS. Board
Cpl
Robert Storer
Maryland
Jack Byers
Hagerstown
E. Eugene Thomas
William C. Roderick
Oneunite
C.A
W. Cash Smith
Earlston L. Rothenhoefer
A. Talbott Brice
John Landis
Ralph Yingling
Ray Zimmerman
Bakers Say No Increase For Bread
Rumors of higher bread prices are unfounded locally as distributors and grocers report no plans to raise prices. The standard loaf remains 25 cents per white, rye, or whole wheat bread per American Beauty Bakers in Walkersville. Wheat prices are also not expected to rise, with wheat at 1.75 dollars per bushel and no near term increases cited by a Farmers Co operative Association spokesman.
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American Beauty Bakers
Walkersville
Soviet Russia
Farmers Co-operative Association, Inc
Trading Heavily Sends Blue Chips Higher in NY Market
New York AP report notes heavy trading as selected blue chips push the market to new highs. Continued strength and robust activity marked the session with investors optimistic about further gains.
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New York
Officials to discuss better control of farm pests in DC
Washington meeting Tuesday will gather Virginia West Virginia and Maryland officials along with Rep John Marsh Jr to address extensive crop losses caused by starlings red wing black birds and ground hogs The discussion will cover pest control methods while protecting beneficial species and notes Virginia losses run to several million dollars annually amid drought harms
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Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
John C. Marsh Jr
D-Va
Marsh
Nelson Swink Jr
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Swink
Murder Hearing Opens in Holland Murder Case
The preliminary hearing for 23 year old Jesse Lamond Holland charged with murder at the Elks Club began in Magistrate's Court before Stanley Y. Bennett. Testimony showed Holland surrendered to police and admitted the shooting after Palmer’s fatal confrontation. Several witnesses for both sides were expected to testify as the hearing resumed later.
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Jesse Lamond Holland
Icestreet
Stanley Y. Bennett
Holland
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles Edward Palmer
West All Saints Street
Elks Club
Charles V. Mann
Main
Palmer
Nikirk
Chief Main
Betty Jane Holland
First Woman Lawyer Admitted in Frederick
The Frederick News and Post reports Miss Elzbieta K. Adamska becomes Frederick’s first woman admitted to the bar. Congressman Charles Mathias places the story in the Congressional Record, congratulating the young attorney on entering a traditionally male field. Sandy Stender authored the feature.
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Elzbieta K. Adamska
Frederick
Woman Has Third Set Of Twins In Three Births
In Pittsburgh area Wilmerding, Mrs. Charles Haney gave birth Sunday at West Penn Hospital to her third consecutive set of twins, a boy and a girl. She already has two sets including a boy and girl, and a boy and girl born earlier, extending a remarkable family pattern.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Haney
Wilmerding
West Penn Hospital
Plea Callout Over Strained Frostburg College Ties
Frostburg College faculty member Dr. Dorothy Howard urged the State College Board of Trustees to resolve rapidly deteriorating relations between students and President R Bowen Hardesty over censorship and free speech. The appeal followed student government president Jerry Howies resignation amid pressure and a prior protest over dismissals connected to liberal viewpoints and controversial novels.
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Frostburg, Md
Frostburg College
State College Board of Trustees
R. Bowen Hardesty
Dorothy Howard
Frostburg
State Board of Trustees
Dr. Howard
Jerry Howie
Howie
Hardesty
Howe
Western
Maryland
Maryland panel weighs local vehicle fee and taxes
A Maryland legislative committee considers allowing counties and Baltimore City to impose local vehicle registration fees in addition to state tags. The plan mirrors Virginia and aims for a 1964 bill. Proposals to raise the state gasoline tax from 6 to 7 cents and the titling tax from 2 to 3 percent were also discussed with Roads officials.
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Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Virginia
State Roads Commission
Frederick County Receives 16565 Tax Share This Quarter
Frederick County will receive a check for 16565 for its share of the state tax on alcoholic beverages announced by Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein. The payment covers the first quarter of fiscal year 1964, up 2.31 percent from the prior July to September period. State figures show 21130 gallons of distilled spirits distributed in the county during the period. Nearby counties also receive checks: Carroll 2369.50, Howard 6217.50, Montgomery 39274.50, Washington 15877.50.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Woman Hit by Car Near U S 240 In Boonsboro
Two early morning accidents were investigated by State Police with no charges filed. Harriet C. Wigington, 55, was struck on U S 240 south of the U S 40 cut-off after walking in the road. she was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a possible broken wrist. James A. Young, 25, of Greencastle, Pa, was the other driver involved.
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Boonsboro
Paul ©. Crutchley
Young
Crutchley
Jones
Five-Day Forecast Temperatures to Run Slightly Below Normal
The Associated Press reports temperatures will average slightly below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with cool conditions Tuesday and Wednesday and warmer readings Friday and Saturday. Normal highs range from 57 to 64 and lows from 38 to 47, though mountain regions in Western Maryland may dip into the low 30s. Rainfall will be light and scattered.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Retired Hardware Dealer Dies in Frederick
Motter Thomas a longtime South Market Street hardware dealer died after a ten day illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He resided at 125 South Market Street and worked at P. L. Hargett Company before owning his own shop for eighteen years. A World War II Civilian Volunteer and member of Grace United Church of Christ, he leaves a daughter, a brother, two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm with interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Conner Motter Thomas
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Thomas
P. L. Hargett Company
Thomas
Grace United Church of Christ
the Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick Lodge
U. S. Army
Clinton C
Mary E. Thomas
Frederick County
William B Bennett Jr
This City
J. Samuel Thomas
Lewis Reed
Gaithersburg
Elmer Brown
Marilyn
Joanne Bennett
Motter Conner Thomas
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Des Moines Story Hints Washington Scandal Link
Des Moines Register reports a case of a 27 year old German woman who lived in Washington circles before deportation. Sen John Williams has a detailed dossier from two years of investigation. If corroborated the testimony could rock Washington like the Profumo affair did London last summer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Washington
Clark Mollenhoff
Minneapolis Tribune
Cowles
Mollenhoff
John Williams
R-Del
Williams
London
Ex-Senator Connally Dies in Washington at 86
Former U S senator Tom Connally of Texas died at his home from pneumonia shortly after midnight at age 86. He served 26 years in Congress with 12 in the House and was a longtime chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Connally helped push World War II era policies and backed Franklin D Roosevelt's dream of a united world body. He is survived by his wife Louise Clarkson Connally and one son Ben, a federal judge, with burial planned in Marlin Texas.
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Washington
Tom Connally
G.dtex
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Texan
House
Congress
22Nd Infantry
11Th Division
France
Cuba
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Foreign Relations Post
Roosevelt
McLennan County
Tex
Baylor University
University of Texas Law School
Louise Clarkson
Marlin
Ben
Texas
Morris Sheppard
D-Tex
Sparks McKay
Tyler
Light Rain In New England Area
Light rain sprinkled parts of New England as woodland fires burn across the drought plagued eastern half of the country. The coldest weather of the season pushed south through the northern half, but only scattered light showers occurred in the bone dry air.
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Chicago
New England
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