Zoning Hearing Delayed by Mayor on Premature Action
A public hearing on 254 acres known as the Otis King farm to consider rezoning from R-1 and existing B-3 to multiple zones is set for tonight in Frederick City Hall. Richard E. Zimmerman represents Washington investors seeking light industry, high density apartments, and low density garden apartments, with infrastructure work planned for 1965.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick City
City Hall Board
Richard E. Zimmerman
Washington
Paul Magaha
Frederick
City Planning Commission
Board of Alderman
Magaha
Zimmerman
Otis King
King Farm
Dora Turns From Islands as Hurricane Winds Ease
Hurricane Dora veered away from the northern Leeward Islands and no longer threatened Caribbean land. Winds near the center reached 115 mph as forward speed slowed to about 15 mph. watches for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands were discontinued and gale warnings lifted in the northern Leewards as Dora moved west-northwest with possible recurvature to a more northerly path.
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Miami
Fla
Dora
Leeward Islands
Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Leewards
Stock market opens uneven before Labor Day on Wall Street
The New York stock market moved unevenly early in the afternoon as traders show typical pre Labor Day caution. Trading was moderate and investors awaited further leads.
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New York
Wall Street
Malaysia declares state of emergency amid Indonesian invasion fears
Prime Minister Rahman announced a nationwide state of emergency as Malaysia braces for possible Indonesian invasions after an airborne assault near Labis. British aid promises followed talks with Commonwealth allies. security forces report Indonesian paratroopers killed and a Malaysian casualty. The government seeks UN action and vows harsh penalties for arms possession during the crisis.
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Kuala Lumfur
Malaysia
Tunkur Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
Malaya
Reginald Maudling
Defense Ministry
Labis
Singapore
UN Security Council
Sukarno
Frederick County Opens 1964 65 With 100 New Teachers
Frederick County will begin the 1964 65 school year with a student enrollment of 18 16 300, up 500 from last year’s 15 800, and 100 new teachers. Two vacancies remain for an art teacher between Parkway and Brunswick Elementary Schools and an additional Lotarian for Thurmont Elementary. Dr John Carnachan notes this is the fewest vacancies at start in years. List of new teachers by school and names follows.
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Frederick County
Parkway
Brunswick
Thurmont
John Carnachan
Last Chance Bicycle Inspection Warns Frederick Riders
Frederick bicycle owners receive a final public chance to get bicycles inspected and licensed this Saturday at City Police Headquarters. Chief Charles V. Main says next Tuesday any uninspected bikes will be impounded and notes many licenses displayed improperly. About 250 bikes remain uninspected. 1,997 were licensed last year.
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Frederick
Charles V.main
Main
Goldwater Campaign Aims To End Draft And Seek Peace
Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh resumes full command of South Viet Nam after a five day retirement. The government says Buddhist leaders support his return and avert antigovernment violence amid cabinet turmoil. Khanh seeks unified caretaker backing as the military pledges support.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Dalat
Baltimore Prepares for Possible Negro Riots With Federal Help
Baltimore leaders enlist federal support to avert riots among the citys 350000 Black residents. Officials meet with police from New York and Rochester to learn from riot experiences while Mayor McKeldin and Gov Tawes seek broad civic and federal backing. The Justice Department and President Johnson pledge cooperation and support.
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Baltimore
New York State
Rochester
Theodore R. McKeldin
Guv Tawes
New York City
Paterson
Elizabeth
N.J
Philadelphia
Tawes
McKeldin
FBI
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Johnson
Two Japanese Holdouts Said Still Hidden on Guam Jungle
Guam authorities report at least two World War II Japanese soldiers remain in the northeastern jungle near the old battleground. A construction worker described spotting two bearded, emaciated men, one pointing a rifle and firing it twice without effect, before fleeing. Marines searched the area with no success.
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Agana
Guam
U.S
Guam Folice
Jose C. Quintanilla
Jose George
Naval Communication
George
U.S. Marine
Senate Votes Today On Social Security Bill With Medicare Plan
Senate leaders push for passage of a Social Security bill that would include a health care program for the aged. A 49 to 44 vote approved the health care amendment, with Gore and Anderson leading the effort. President Johnson supported the measure, aiming to expand benefits and adjust taxes and wage bases. The bill could reach the House or await final action by Friday before Labor Day weekend.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Len Winston L. Prouty
R-Vi
Mansfield
House
Congress
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Gore-Anderson
Johnson signs major conservation bills at White House
President Johnson signs two top conservation measures in a White House ceremony. The wilderness bill protects 9.2 million acres of federal forest land mainly in western states. The land and water bill authorizes a pay-as-you-go fund up to 2 billion dollars for future recreation land purchases, especially in the East.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Rose Garden
Navy Lt. Klusmann Returns Home After Laos Capture
Navy Lt. Charles F. Klusmann arrives at North Island with his wife Sara and two children after being shot down in Laos on June 6 and held by communists. Adm Thomas Moorer greets him, and Klusmann apologizes for the incident as he recuperates from injuries.
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Navy
Charles Klusmann
Sara
North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Charles F. Klusmann
Laos
Thaiand
Klusmann
Adm
Thomas H Moorer
Pacific Fleet
Moorer
Chuck
Travis Air Force Base
Honolulu
Restaurant Owners Seek Federal Help To Halt Bombings
Chicago restaurant owners appeal to Senator McClellan to reopen hearings on the wave of arson and bombing attacks that have damaged 275 million dollars in local businesses. Joseph Wilkos, victim of the latest bombing, urges FBI involvement as officials plan a special grand jury with State's Attorney Daniel Ward calling Wilkes among the first witnesses.
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Chicago
Laurence Buckmaster
Chicago and Illinois Restaurant Association
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Wilkos
Wilkes
Harold Collier
R-Ia
Washington
FBI
Collier
Daniel P. Ward
Goldwater pledges to end the draft and curb federal power
Prescott Arizona AP says Sen. Barry Goldwater, campaigning for the White House, vows to end the draft and keep the peace without conscription. He accuses President Johnson of using the Selective Service for political schemes and promises Republicans will end the draft as soon as possible. He returns to his ancestral home to launch campaigns.
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Prescott
Priz
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
Gold
Goldwater Campaign Opens in Cody with Pump Display
Wyoming House Speaker Marlin Kurtz campaigns for Goldwater using a Cody pipe company and a pump of gold colored water labeled Pumping for Goldwater. Prescott forecasts a crowd over 35 000 for the event as William Miller of New York joins Goldwater in Lockport, NY.
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Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Marlin Kurtz
GOP
Prescott
Arizona
Phoenix
Wiliam E. Miller
New York
Goldwater
Kennedy Resigns as Attorney General in 1964 Move
President Johnson accepts the resignation of Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy as he campaigns for the Senate in New York. Kennedy, 38, becomes the fourth New Frontier cabinet member to depart and the first since Johnson took office. Acting AG Nicholas Katzenbach is named to run the department until a permanent successor is chosen.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
New York
Johnson
New Frontier
John F. Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
J. Edward Day
Justice Department
Leon Jaworski
Texas
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
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Jerry Duncan
Phyllis Hicks
William Moore
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Lewistown
Marilyn Garber
Vernice Mack
Patricia Plum
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Charles O Buffington
James R. Orgren
Kathleen C. Rowe
Dixie Seagquist
Middletown
Clyde E Bantz
Kathryn C Ferry
Andrew Lee
Sheldon Weinstock
Belva Hargett
Barbara W Lewis
Judith Ward
Carol K Watson
Catherine Weidler
Harriet Weinstock
Rebecca Wy
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Mildred Aust
Richard F Douglas
James Hicks
New Midway
Lewis A Plum
North Frederick
Shirley Colvin
Carole K Evans
Pauline Fisher
Ann Napoli
North Market Street
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Bruchey
Nancy Corral
Barbara A Richardson
Sabillasville
Ida May Parks
South Frederick
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