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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 28, 1965

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County OKs Long Range Planning With Federal Aid

Frederick County commissioners approve a two year planning program with seven thousand dollars federal aid and ten thousand dollar county contribution. The plan includes population surveys land use housing and recreation studies and will be coordinated by multiple county agencies pending state approval after Jan 1.

Frederick County Ing A Irvin Renn Renn Planning Commission County Roads Board Frederick Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission County Parks and Recreation Commission Board of Education Sanitary Commission Parks and Recreation Commission Health Department

Frederick City Parents Favor Friday Trick or Treat

Frederick neighborhoods prefer Friday night for trick-or-treat over Saturday. Parents cite church, Sunday plans, and safer nighttime with police patrols. City officials say the choice will not be opposed by the government and several areas plan Friday events while Monocacy Village plans Saturday.

Frederick City E. Paul Magaha Carrollton Brigadoon Westbrook Frederick Magaha

Catholic Church Plans Reforms Amid Vatican Decrees

Pope Paul VI and the Vatican council issued five decrees promising drastic governance overhaul and a friendlier approach to Jews and non Christians. The council approved the measures by near unanimous votes, bringing total decrees since 1962 to to date with six more remaining to be enacted.

Vatican City Paul VI Vatican Ecumenical Council

Ramsburg to Lead Frederick Fund Drive for Retarded Children

Former Frederick mayor Ramsburg named general chairman of the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children drive. National Retarded Children's Week runs November 14 to 25 with a $6,000 goal and campaigns through December 24. The group plans brandy snifter and apothecary jar candle fundraisers and a broad appeal for donations. Ramsburg emphasizes aiding all local mentally challenged individuals to become productive community members.

Jacob Ro Ramsburg Frederick Frederick County Association For Addi Frederick County

Weddle enters Thurmont race for vacant town post

E Franklin Weddle 58 announces candidacy for Thurmont commissioner seat left vacant after Calvin Wilhide resignation and Wilhide’s death. Primary Monday at 8 pm in Thurmont fire hall. election November 22 noon to 7 pm. Weddle aims to serve Thurmont, cites Mayor Lockinghill as doing a fine job.

E. Franklin Weddle Thurmont Weddle Calvin Wilhide Wilhide Donald L. Lewis Roy W. Lockinghill Lewis

Two Frederick Men Held for Grand Jury in Break-In

John Trent and Clifford Dodd of South Market Street were ordered held on $500 bond for grand jury action on break ing and entering the Southern States Cooperative on Commerce Street Oct 12. Det. Sgt. Mossburg testified boots trousers and jackets were stolen and linked the suspects to the crime.

Frederick Grand Jury John Trent Clifford Dodd South Market Street Southern States Cooperative Commerce Street Paul Mossburg City Police Force Mossburg Dodd Trent All Saints Market Streets Earl Duncan Coop Robert E Wiles

Anatomy Of A Fight In Thurmont Over School Plant

A two week dispute in Thurmont over a truck trailer assembly plant inside a building near Thurmont Elementary School ended with a daytime closure and a night shift. The conflict involved Kinsey leasing space to Shankle Body Works while part of the building housed students and faced zoning disputes. Officials, including Superintendent Carnochan and Mayor Lockingbill, criticized codes but a gentleman’s agreement settled the matter.

Ptaf Thurmont Carroll E. Kinsey Shankle Body Works Kinsey Frederick Zoning Review Commission Roy Lockingbill Shankle Wilhide Brachey Tolbert F Wertar Earl Shankle Hyattstown Lawyer

YMCA Promotes Family Activities Through Frederick County

The YMCA of Frederick County emphasizes spiritual cultural mental and physical development for all ages. Founded in London 1844 the organization operates worldwide with local roots in Frederick dating from the 1870s. The current project includes a new building on North Market Street to expand services to residents and families.

The Young Men's Chustal Association London Bnghand M8 Coutmes YVMCY Frederick YMCA Frederick County YAICA Ywca Ws Famih United Appeal Association Yatica North Market Street Te Vvica

Marines Hunt Cong After Viet Cong Raids Near Da Nang

U S Marines launched patrols around Da Nang and Chu Lai after a trio of Viet Cong raids damaged 21 helicopters and two bombers, killed 39 guerrillas and left 19 helicopters and two bombers destroyed or crippled at Marble Mountain and the coast air complex.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S da Nang Chu Lai Viet Nam Marble Mountain Big da Nang

Bills Signed By Governor Create Competing Maryland Redistricting Plans

Gov. Tawes signed two conflicting reapportionment bills after court actions were begun to determine which is valid. Atty. Gen. Finan filed copies with Anne Arundel County Circuit Court seeking a quick ruling on the plans that would shape Senate and House districts before the 1966 elections. The two bills propose different Senate sizes and districting while keeping the House size at 142. one plan favors county-based representation, the other population-based districts.

Annapolis Tawes Maryland Thomas B. Finan Anne Arundel County Supreme Court Senate House of Delegates Baltimore City

Stock Market Treads Toward Record High on Mixed News

In New York the stock market moved toward another record high early today despite weakness in American Telephone. Trading remained active as investors weighed mixed signals.

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Charles V. Main Main Catholic Church Ramsburg Gov. Tawes By Larry van Goethem United Appeal Agency Frederich Antes Atty. Gen Finan Court For Action
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