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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 02, 1969

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No Highway Deaths Here Over Holiday

Maryland reported no traffic fatalities over the Labor Day weekend and only three injuries on the state's highways, lighter than last year. National totals showed higher holiday deaths while Maryland had lighter congestion with minor incidents including a Saturday morning collision on East Church Street injuring two and damaging five vehicles.

Proderick Coun Maryland National Safety Council Chesapeake Bay Bridge

Tax League Head Deems Bond Issue Unnecessary

Frederick County Taxpayers League leader Robert E. Dailey Sr argues the county's 5.5 million bond plan for schools and sewers is unnecessary. He warns the bond approval and high interest costs will burden taxpayers, as projections show rising school space needs for 1969 1970.

Tax League Frederick City Charles E. Collins Singanore High Myersville Rock Creek Green Valley East Trederick Dalley Frederick County Ilis

Suspect Arson In Parkway School Fire

A night fire at Parkway School caused extensive damage with youths seen inside by night watchman Bernard Ambush. Ambush pursued one suspect, while another fled. firefighters and police responded, finding smoke filled rooms and ransacked classrooms before the blaze was controlled.

Jirson Parkway School Bernard Ambush Ambush Paul Tobigaslang Oi Ui City Police Crummelt P. Jacobs Charles BE Collina Mossburge Schondrens Frewan

Enrollment Sets Record At MSD

The Maryland School for the Deaf begins its 102nd year with 328 students on campus and 15 preschool children in a part time program, totaling 343. Classes start September 3 at 8 am with 34 new enrollments. New staff include Terry Baird Mia Wait Milagros Tullao Arthur Roehrig Ann Jefferies Marguerite Sharpe and Barbara Barr. Dining room space in the Primary Building is being expanded to improve service.

Maryland School For the Deaf Terry Baird Little Rock Arkansas Mark Wait Colorado Springs Colorado Milagros Tullao Philippines Arthur Roehrig Malone Wisconsin Ann Jefferies Washington County Marguerite Sharpe Barbara Barr Frederick City

iSchool Guards Get Briefing for First Day of School

The 14 school crossing guards led by City Police Lt William McK Bopat Jr receive guidance on handling children and traffic this morning ahead of Thursday’s first day. Guards listed include Helen Startlow North Market Street Elizabeth Hilllebrand South Market Street Audry Maupin West Seventh Street Florence Welty West South Street Connie Oden Fast Ninth Street Gladys Routzahn Braddock Avenue Shirley Eric East Second Street Esther Bowie McMurray Street Shirley Lydard East Titth Street Dorothy Miller East Fourth Street Thelma Brown John Ranson Apartments Tarbara Bless John Hanson Apartments amiluth Duckett Troadivay

City Po-lice William McK. Bopat Jr Helen Startlow North Market Street Non Tryant West South Street Elizabeth Hillebrand South Market Street Audry Maupin West Seventh Street Florence Welty Connie Oden Fast Ninth Street Gladys Routzahn Braddock Avenue Shirley Eric East Second Street Esther Bowie McMurray Street Shirley Lydard East Titth Street Dorothy Miller East Fourth Sreet Thelma Brown John Ranson Tarbara Bless John Hanson Amiluth Duckett Troadivay

Confusion Over Who Authorized 1968 Mandel Fund Spending

Washington Post reports the FBI is probing the Maryland Democratic Central Committee's 1968 campaign financing led by Gov Marvin Mandel. Officials dispute who ordered about $95 000 in voter drive spending to Baltimore figures and groups, including James Pollack and the Crosstown Democratic Club, with debts noted to ARA Services.

Washington Washington Post FBI Maryland Democratic Central Committee Marvin Mandel the Post Mandel ARA Services, Inc Taylor AMA ARA Baltmore Pollack Trenton Democratic Club

Are You Registered Voter Drive Planned in Frederick

A city wide effort to raise voter registration runs September 3 to 6 in Frederick. The drive targets South Frederick, central Frederick, Sixth and Seventh Streets, and the northern city with volunteers, transportation to Winchester Hall, and demonstrations of voting machine use. Local organizations and leaders coordinate outreach and block captains, with extended board hours and car posters urging residents to register.

James F. Messersmith Board of Election Supervisors City of Frederick Winchester Hall South Frederick Madison Street Carrollton Drive All Saints Street Melburry Street Broadway Lee Street Lord Nickens Ruth Wright Lewis Buckler Albert Rossi Steven Swank Shirley Snowden Francis Latterell Robert Munch Galen Claggett Austin Rollins Jr Sheldon Boyce Bernard Brown Emily Angelety Mary Warshowsky Frederick City Tareet Madison All Saints McMurry and Lee Streets

Fire Log Summary For 72 Hours Ending 10 a.m.

Fire calls reported include city and county units responding to multiple incidents. June events list PARKWAY SCHOOL at 10:15 p.m., field fires on RT 40W with Myersville, second ave auto fire response, Sontag 1:58 pm, Jefferson auto fire, and a neon sign at COZY RESTAURANT with Thurmork noted.

Parkway School Junior United Citizens Myersville Second Ave Armawick Sontag Jefferson Thurmork

Eichelberger Seeks Re-Election In City

City Treasurer candidate Eichelberger announced plans to seek re election in the Democratic primary on Oct 7 He touted a lengthy public finance and community service background including leadership roles in state and federal civic groups and veterans organizations He pledged efficient and economical service if nominated and elected

Eichelberger Cly Louis Dichieiverges Lasses Municipal Finance Officers Association of the Uni

Nixon warns governors no extra federal funds after Vietnam end

President Nixon told the 61st National Governors Conference that peace in Vietnam will not unleash new federal money. He defended war on welfare reform and urged against tampering, saying budget realities force trimming old programs to fund new ones.

Colorado Springs Colo Nixon Vietnam Ernors Ile New York Nelson A. Rockefeller White House San Clemente Calif John %. Dempsey Connecticut Arthur Burns Burns

Americans Move Into Battle Area Near Saigon

Helicopters landed 400 American air cavalrymen north of Saigon to reinforce South Vietnamese commanders under attack by North Vietnamese troops. At least 26 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, 120 wounded, 17 missing. four Green Beret advisers wounded. North Vietnamese casualties unknown. Field officers said allied forces could not sweep the battlefield without trouble.

Saigon Salfon Songie

Court Martial Orders For Evans Officer After Melbourne Collision

The US Navy orders a court martial for the destroyer Evans commanding officer and the officer of the deck after the June 2 collision with the Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. Ninety four Americans were initially implicated. the trial is set for early September at Subic Bay.

Manila Prank FL Evans Melbourne W. F. Dringle 7Th Fleet Albert &. McLemore San Pedro Calif Ronald C. Ramsey Long Head Subre Naval Haar Kansas City Kan Navy Adm Hringle Melbournie Sath China Sea Inhalt

Violence Flares In Hartford Night of Riots and Fire

In Hartford North End, fires burned and police used tear gas to repel looters after a night of racial violence. A police dog handler was shot, at least 12 injured, and more than 90 people arrested as stores were looted or burned.

Hartford, Conn Hartford North End Anthony Fazzinelli Hartford Hospital Fazzinelli Hartford Courant

Stock Market Edges Higher in Early Trading Session

The market advanced as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 839.17 at 10:30 a.m. with gains outweighing declines by more than 200 issues.

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