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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1963

Page

8

Record Enrollment Surges as County Schools Open

County educators expect a record enrollment at the start of public schools with a turnout higher than last year. The total county elementary enrollment reached 8,206 with junior and senior high at 3,? others listed by school and grade show multiple rises, led by Frederick city schools and Parkway North Thurmont Brunswick.

Fogle Parkway North Frederick Thurmont Brunswick Frederick Doubs Point of Rocks Adamstown Midetown Emmitsburg Wolfeville Ieaten Bee T. Walkersville Middletown Linganore Om Thurmont Walkersville

Maryland State Police Seeks Troopers

State Police seek applicants for trooper positions. The deadline to file is September 2. Written exams will be October 28. Applicants must be 21 by appointment, ages 21 to 31, at least five feet ten inches tall, weight in proportion, and a high school graduate or equivalent.

Maryland State Police John Koontz

Martinsburg Man Shot To Death Identified

Martinsburg authorities identify Nesmith as the man shot five times in a street shooting at 12:07 am near Stewart Street. Nesmith leaves a widow and two children. Police plan further questioning. no motive given.

Martinsburg W.va Martinsbur I. Baker Neemith Stewark Nesmith

Board Meeting Debates School Fence and Policy Changes

Tempers flared at a school board meeting over who authorized a four foot fence between Frederick High School and Watkins Acres. Ross V. Smith urged a formal policy and phone polling for final approvals. The discussion touched on bid rules, roof leaks at Emmitsburg and Liberty jobs, and staff decisions for facilities without board input.

Beng Doe Art Ross V. Smith Smith Frederick High School Watkins Acres Tolbert F. Sawyer Gordon Smith Sawyer James A. Sensenbaugh Treeland Nurseries National Fence Manufacturing Company Bladensburg Emmitsburg High School Sensenbaug Sensenbaugh Haljlar Best Clarence C. C. Thomas Mr. Thomas Dr. Sensenbaugh Liberty Mary Condon Hodgson

Frederick City moves to fiscal year operations

City lawmakers advanced four resolutions to shift Frederick from calendar to fiscal year. A protest petition within 40 days would block the change, which would take effect after the 50th day. The plan alters audits from December 31 to June 30 and adjusts tax billing and discounts to reflect a January July year.

Frederick Richard R. Burgee Burgee

Anders Named Director of Eastern West Virginia Center

William H. B. Anders Jr., a native of this city, was named director for the Eastern West Virginia Research and Development Center at Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, W Va. He will assume duties October 1 and will coordinate research with the eight eastern counties Berkeley through Pendleton to boost economic and cultural life.

William H. B. Anders Jr West Virginia State Board of Education Berkeley Grant Hardy Hampshire Jefferson, Mineral Morgan Pendleton Ander Anders 1 & Stina Battelle Memorial Institute Area Economics Columbus Ohio Southern Railway System Washington Proctor & Gamble Manufacturing Pnmmpary Baltimore University of Virginia Johns Hopkins University Catholic University U. S. Coast Guard Reserve U. S. Structural Draftseer

Brazil Fire Rages as US Help Arrives in Parana

A U S Peace Corps team including doctors nurses and firefighting experts arrived in Parana to assist as fires devastate pine forests. Officials say at least 49 dead with many injured and 200,000 homeless. Strong winds and eight months without rain hinder containment.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil U.S. Peace Corps Parana U.S U.S. Navy Paranagua Peace Corps Gordon Mein Curitiba United States Nerly Laubem U.S. Department of Agriculture Ney Braga Italo Cortes Sao Paulo Ore Cortes Argentina Paraguay

Bids Sought For Carroll Manor Elementary At Adamstown

The Board of Education invites bids to build Carroll Manor Elementary School in Adamstown. Bids open October 1 at 2 8 p.m. Land for the site was approved by Frederick County Health Department. The campus includes 15 classrooms library admin unit multipurpose room kitchen cafeteria and boiler room.

Board of Education Carroll Manor Adamstown Rockville Crushed Stone Company Frederick County Health Department Lena She Same Chapman Town

Motorist Falls Asleep Crashes Into Calvert

A Union Bridge driver John England Williams age 4% and his son John Jr 13 and Wayne Storm 17 were treated after the car apparently drifted asleep and struck a vehicle in Frederick county. Police identified the driver and passengers and reported minor injuries.

Calvert Lake John England Williams Willises John Jr Wayne Storm Rfd Union Bridge Frederick

United Nations to Begin Remodeling Project

United Nations in New York announces start of remodeling to accommodate a larger conference capacity and improved facilities. Project aims to upgrade meeting rooms and support services to handle increased attendance and modern communications.

United Nations N.Y Cone Renee Fe

Johnson mobbed by cheering Finns in Helsinki welcome

Thousands of Finns greeted Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson in Helsinki during American Week as police contained a crowded street reception. Johnson praised the friendly crowd, signed autographs for twenty minutes, and was delayed for a luncheon after the informal parade through Aleksanterinkatu.

Helsinki Finland Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Lynda Bird Aleksanterinkatu Johnston Johnton

Mediation Panel Aims to Avert NYC Teacher Strike

A three member citizen panel appointed by Mayor Wagner seeks to prevent a teachers strike in New York City public schools. The panel met with Dr Caiwn F Gross and Charles Cogen in exploratory talks and signals emphasis on reaching a settlement. Former Judge Simon Rifkind spoke for the panel noting the goal is to de emphasize assignments and push for a settlement.

New York Citizens Mediation Panel Robert F. Wagner Wagner Caiwn F Gross Charles Cogen United Federation of Teachers Simon Hy Rifkind

First In Western Maryland Planning Workshop Next Saturday

The Western Maryland Regional Planning Conference will host round table discussions on planning and zoning topics. Officials, planners, engineers and attorneys will discuss planning organization, zoning administration, federal programs, subdivision layout and services budgeting. The workshop runs from 9 39 a m to 3 39 p m and aims to aid communities without formal planning programs.

Western Maryland Sautrepon State Planning Department Maryland State Department Ian Tigering

Wallace In Legal Crossfire Over Desegregation Busing

Alabama Governor George Wallace faces rapid-fire federal actions as courts order him to justify blocking desegregation in Birmingham and Huntsville schools. Negro lawyers seek injunctions to reopen closed schools while cases set hearings for Monday through Thursday.

Birmingham Ala George Wallace Alabama Wallace Huntsville U.S H. H. Grooms Sonny Hereford Grooms Young Hereford U.S. Dist Seybourn H. Lynce Birmingham School Board Dwight Floyd Armstrong Lynne

Miss America Pageant Sees Double Victory For Alabama and DC

Alabama’s Judy Short and Washington DC’s Rosanne Tueller achieve rare double wins in Miss America prelims. Short, 18, plays Hora Staccato on marimba to take talent and swimsuit honors. Tueller, 20, wins talent with I Love Paris and swimsuits Friday. Both hail from Birmingham and McLean respectively. pageant marks first time two contestants win both titles in prelims.

Atlantic City Alabama District of Columbia Judy Short Rosanne Tueller Judy Birmingham Southern College Miss District of Columbia Brigham Young University Rosanne McLean Paris

Regiment To Come Home From Europe This Year

The Army plans to bring an armored cavalry regiment of about 3000 to 4000 troops back from Europe before year end. The move would reduce U.S. and Allied forces in West Germany to a smaller protective screen along the Iron Curtain as units shift into position.

Washington Europe West Germany U.S

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Board of Aldermen H. B. Anders Jr County Ag ‘Eebarel U. S. Peace Corps Harry Truman Bess Clifton William Wallace Daniel Idlewild Airport Trumans Margaret Clifton Daniel Harrison Daniel Girne Johnson Alexandra Jurkinen Thas City Wallace In
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