Cabins at Seneca Face Court Battle Over Evictions
Six cabin owners led by prominent businessman Julien Delphey were summoned to appear in People’s Court in Rockville on September 23 to show cause why the National Park Service should not tear down their cabins for a planned public picnic area. The dispute spans three years since eviction notices and shoreline idle time, with officials pressing vacate orders.
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Julien Delphey
People’s Court
Rockville
Department of Interior
Delphey
National Park Service
Seneca
Girl Listed As Missing Is Found
A 15 year old county girl found by State Police Wednesday afternoon after being missing since Saturday is held in juvenile quarters at the county jail. No charges have been filed against the girl. Richard H. Christ of Emmitsburg and Virginia Kolb of Mountaindale were located near Christ's home on Old Frederick Road. If charges arise for the girl or Christ, they await the county probation officer's return on Tuesday. The mother reported the disappearance after a 13 state police alert.
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Virginia Kolb
Mountaindale
Richard H. Christ
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Christ
William C. Roderick
Frederick Cancer Society elects officers and sets crusade
Joseph F Hisenhauer reelected president of the American Cancer Society Frederick County Chapter. Randolph B Rosencrantz to head the Drive fundraising effort in April. Final crusade total for last year reported at 16062.39 by treasurer Mrs Guy W Nusz. New officers include Grayson R Bowers as vice president and F J Cook as corresponding secretary. Honorary chairmen named are Mrs Ransom R Lewis and George A Zeigler. Board members listed with numerous local names.
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Joseph F. Hisenhauer
Frederick
American Cancer Society
Frederick County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Guy W. Nusz
Grayson R. Bowers
F. J. Cook
Ransom R. Lewis
George A. Zeigler
Charlotte W. Yarrell
Dorsey F. Shipley
Harold M. Free
Baylor U. Crist Jr
Hilda A. Haller
Russell L. Guest
Nellie M. Smith
C. Carroll Wickless
Russell A. Dudrow
A. Viola Roderick
Samuel F. Deterding
C. Arthur Elder
E. A Dettbarn
Claude DeLauter
Harry G. Dangerfield
M.D
Forbes Burgess
LeRoy F. Davis
Adel Dem
Johnson and Goldwater Name Foreign Policy Panels
President Johnson announced a panel of distinguished citizens to advise on major international problems. Senator Goldwater named a seven member team led by former Vice President Richard Nixon to consult with world leaders in a move he says aims to regroup freedom’s forces. The panels mix Democrats and Republicans with veterans who helped shape U.S. policy since World War II.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United States
Goldwater
Seattle
Richard M. Nixon
Freedom
Dean Acheson
Arthur Dean
John Cowles
The
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Morris Leibman
Omar Bradley
James Wadsworth
County to Provide Roads Questioned in Unplanned Subdivisions
County engineer Southey T. Nottingham cautions homeowners buying in unplanned subdivisions that roads and services may not be provided by the county. He notes permits issued for homes on roads not in the county system and warns buyers to verify who will pave grade drain and clear snow before purchase.
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Southey T. Nottingham
Nottingham
Rusk criticizes Barry on understanding of war policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Goldwater’s foreign policy comments show a basic lack of understanding of the president’s war and peace duties. He made the remark at a Washington news conference after Goldwater urged the nation to await a major international crisis before the November election.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Rusk
Johnson foes assemble key antinuclear disarmament foes
Goldwater lists a corps of top officials and negotiators during the Johnson era including Arthur Larson James Perkins Robert Lovett George Kistiakowsky Roswell Gilpatric Paul Hoffman Eugene Black John McCloy Allen Dulles Teodoro Moscoso and Nixon as part of his critique. The report notes Gen. Lucius D Clay and references President Kennedy with a continuation on page 4.
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Arthur Larson
US Information Agency
James Perkins
Cornell University
Robert Lovett
Defense
George Kistiakowsky
White House
Roswell Gilpatric
Paul Hoffman
Eugene Black
World Bank
John McCloy
United States
Soviet Union
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Teodoro
Live Shell Found By Worker At Prospect Park Apartments
A 40 millimeter artillery shell was found buried behind a Prospect Park Apartments building by Raymond Biddle, a Fehr and Kroll Construction worker. Fort Detrick experts destroyed it using standard explosive procedures after Maryland State Police were alerted. The WW II era shell posed risks to handling as chemicals age and heat or dryness can trigger instability. Citizens are urged to notify police if any explosive devices are found.
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New Prospect Park
Raymond Biddle
Fehr and Kroll Construction Company
Fort Detrick
Maryland
Detrick
U S Officer Dies In Viet Nam Clash Near Saigon
In Saigon area, a U S Army officer advising a Vietnamese Ranger battalion was killed during a clash with a Viet Cong patrol 15 miles south of the city. Rangers about 400 strong were moving through Long An Province when 20 Viet Cong opened fire. One guerrilla was killed and seven Vietnamese wounded. two Vietnamese and the American officer died. The officer is the 192nd U S serviceman to die in combat there since December 1961.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Long An
Frederick County Leads in Voter Registration for 1964
As of August 31, 1964, Frederick County residents registered to vote total 29,638, surpassing the 1960 turnout of 27,592. Democrats lead Republicans by about 4,000 in registration, with 16,642 Democrats, 12,403 Republicans, and 593 independents. Nearly 20,000 residents remain unregistered, though about 49,239 are eligible. Mrs. Annabelle Powell cites population growth and candidate interest as drivers, with August and September registering heavy.
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Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Fredericksonians
Richard Nixon
John F
Annabelle Powell
Pemeba
Powell
Damage Placed In Millions
Huricane Dora battered St Augustine and Jacksonville with 100 mph winds and 10 foot tides spreading across 10000 square miles. The storm veered inland toward Florida Gulf Coast and southern Georgia threatening Brunswick and the South Atlantic coast. Early estimates place damage in the tens of millions as residents fled coastal areas and water rose hip deep in parts of Georgia.
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St, Augustine
Fla
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Florida
Gulf Coast
Georgia
Panhandle
Atlantic Coast
South Carolina
Brunswick
Maryland Redistricting Plan Advance Sparks Public Battle
Baltimore AP report notes the Legislative Council approved a new congressional redistricting plan by a 10 to 9 vote. It aims to meet population standards after a federal court found Maryland districts unconstitutional and demanded near equal sizes, potentially leaving Baltimore City with three of eight congressmen. The plan sets the stage for a likely referendum and renewed partisan fight.
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Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Districts Proposed By Council Districts Proposed By Council
Maryland lawmakers consider a 1965 plan dividing state congressional districts. The proposal lists districts by counties and city wards, detailing populations for each district across Baltimore City, surrounding counties, and Eastern Shore.
LBJ Orders FBI Riots Report for Pattern and Laws
President Johnson directed the FBI to compile hundreds of reports on recent street violence to spot patterns and consider new federal laws. He told mayors and governors the full information would be shared and help offered under existing statutes. Reports run about 40 nightly, referencing Philadelphia and Harlem among others, with emphasis on economic indicators and Viet Nam briefings.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Mississippi
Georgia
Philadelphia
Harlem
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Irregular Market Mixed as Steels Rise Motors Ease
Irregular market activity in New York early today showed steels continuing to rise while motor shares eased. The session featured uneven gains and losses across major blocks as investors reassessed industrials and transportation stocks.
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New York
Hurricane Dora Ravages Jacksonville and Area
Reports from Jacksonville describe a historic storm with 36 hours of high winds and torrential rain. Homes flooded, power out, and roads impassable as Dora center moved slowly northwest. Officials warned of more heavy rain in northern Florida and southeastern Georgia, with widespread hurricane warnings along the coast.
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Jacksonville
Fla.nté
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Central
Barkers
Dora
Weather Bureau
Florida
Georgia
Charleston
D.C
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Gulf Coast
Sarasota
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