Jaycees Demand Better Zoning Information for Frederick
Frederick Jaycees urge city to inform property owners about proposed zoning changes before September 19. They criticize officials for limited notices and call for a published detailed map showing uses, effects on nonconforming properties, and affected blocks.
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Frederick
Zoming Ye Pullin
E. Paul Magatia
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ahaalonn
Jaycees
City Hall
Robberies Hit City In Three Venues This Week
Hallmark Card Shop at 108 North Market reports a late Friday or early Saturday break in with more than 100 dollars stolen from an open desk in the rear stockroom. The Mouse Club on West South Street and the Elks Club on West Second Street were also broken into with unspecified losses and no injuries reported. Police say patterns suggest a connected string of incidents under investigation.
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Hallmark Card
North Market Street
Hallmark
Mouse Club
West South Street
Tno
Elks Club
West Second Street
City Police Detective Bureau
GOP To Test Door To Door Registration Drive
A Republican led door to door canvass targets Precinct IL Frederick Lily to inform new residents about registration and voting laws. The event, a test run by the Republican State Central Committee, runs 7 to 9 PM with training and identification for canvassers and support from Maryland GOP leaders.
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Frederick Lily
Republican State Central Committee
Mechel F. Wachter
William Kyle
Maryland
David Scull
Gordon Hawk
Hotel Frederick
Wachter
Grace R. Stickel
GOP
Washington County
Howard County
Howard Schindel
Walter Dunbar
Creal Lutman
Helen Remsburg
John T. Strawder
Bloodmobile at Fort Detrick Thursday
The Red Cross Frederick County Blood Program schedules a bloodmobile visit Thursday at the Fort Detrick Field House from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. James Grove, chair, says about 163 of 210 notified employees have confirmed plans to donate while others are rescheduled or inactive. Walk-ins are welcome. donors should bring Blood Donor Record Cards.
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Tie Hed Cross
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
James Grove
Red Cross
McGrove
Detrick
Rosh Hashanah Observances Set For Wednesday to Friday
Rabbi Morris Kosman announced three day Rosh Hashanah services starting Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Thursday and Friday at 4 a m at the synagogue. The observances mark the Ten Days of Penitence with the shofar blown at main WB services and call for repentance for past deeds.
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Morris Kosman
Kosman
Mrs Kennedy Plans Private Trip To Greece
Mrs. Idolon F Kennedy will undertake a two week private visit to Greece in October per White House. Press secretary Pamela Turnure said she will depart Washington on October 2 to join her sister and brother in law Prince and Princess Ratziwih who have rented a large home in Athens.
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Washington
Idolon F. Kennedy
Greece
White House
High School Bands To Be At Field Day
Several area high schools will join in Band Day at the University of Maryland on Saturday. Guest conductor Col. Chester Whiting, retired U S Army Field Band leader, will lead the program during halftime of the North Carolina State versus Maryland game. The event features bands from Frederick, Francis Scott Key, Mt. Airy, Taneytown, Westminster, Middletown, Thurmont, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Bethesda, Clear Spring and other schools along with conductor names and directors listed.
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University of Maryland
Chester Whiting
U. S. Army Field Band
North Carolina
Robert F. Doster
Francis Scott Key
Union Bridge
Richard J. Hill
Mt. Airy
Frank H. Miller
Taneytown
Warren M. Eshbach
Westminster
Joseph F. Chalker
Middletown
Jerry Marrone
Thurmont
Thomas W. Fugate
Gaithersburg
Frieda J. Price
Richard Montgomery High School
Rockville
Ralph Minnick
Walter Johnson Senior
Bethesda
Gilbert Muir
Clear Spring
William H. Carr
Business Properties Sold Across Frederick County
The WeCn Realty Company sold the Putt Putt golf course along West Patrick street to Economy Oil Company for about 860000, including about an acre and adjoining parking. Frederick Business Properties Inc sold 25 acres near the M. J. Grove Lime Company quarry to Flintkote Company for 12500. Clarence H. Martz and wife sold 75 acres near Purman Road Bethel Road to Null Inc for about 38000.
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WeCn Realty Company
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Economy Oil Company
Frederick Business Properties Inc
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Flintkote Company
Grove Company
Plarence H. Martz
Null Inc
Purman Road
Bethel Road
Reading Community Walkersville Book Demand
Community library service reports high borrow rates at the Walkersville depot station since it opened. Coordinator Mrs Robert Broderick notes about one third of books were checked out in the first three days, with visitors receiving information on housing, pigeons, and local reading programs.
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Whener
Walkersville Depot
Robert Broderick
Frederick Services
C. Burr Artz Library
Mount Saint Mary's College Enrollment Reaches 877
Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg begins its 156th year with 748 collegians and 129 seminarians, 203 freshmen, 204 sophomores, 152 juniors and 181 seniors. Housing limits kept freshmen numbers lower, while 58 philosophers and 61 theologians enroll as seminarians.
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Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Carl J. Fives
Fost Hey
Robert P. Adams
New Cogan Union
Robert §. Grace
Robert H. Wharton
Hugh J. Phillips
Guy A. Baker de
J.sprague
Francis X. Ligorano
F.R. Allen
U.S.M.C
Charles E. Stith
Michael M. Tracy
Michael J. Healy
Negroes Plan March On Wallace In Birmingham Crisis
In Birmingham Alabama about 1200 Negroes vote to march on Montgomery to press Gov George Wallace over the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing deaths of four girls Denise McNair 11 Addie Mae Collins 14 Cynthia Wesley 14 and Carol Robertson 14 The march date was not set In the rally Rev Fred Shuttlesworth urged nonviolence and mass services for the victims were planned Officials reported two white youths arrested on an open charge in the slaying of a Negro boy shot after the dynamite blast
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Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Ian
State House
Wallace
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Carol Robertson
St. John's African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Shuttlesworth
Sixth Avenue South Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Sherill Melvin Bavey
Opta
Kennedy Speech to UN to Be Carried Live
In New York the exact time of President Kennedy's UN address is undetermined but expected to be broadcast live around noon. Officials say the precise moment will be announced closer to the program.
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Kennedy
NEW York UP
Quintuplets Named Mary Ann to Magdalene Thrive in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets, four girls and a boy, entered their fourth day with good color and stable breathing under Dr. James Berbos at St. Luke's. names finalized for the girls are Mary Ann, Mary Catherine, Mary Margaret, and Mary Magdalene, with James Andrew the eldest. Gifts and scholarships totaling more than 35000 arrived, and offers for housing, new facilities, and free labor accompanied decisions on their future home as mother Mary Ann Fischer recovers.
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Aberdeen
Fischer
James Berbos
St. Luke's We
Mary
Ann Fischer
Wwe
Andrew
Mary Ann
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
James Andrew
Mary Stephen
St. Luke's Hospital
Catherine Davis
Margaret Dorman
St. Luke’s
St. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Northern State College
Presentation Junior College
Mount Mary College
Yankton
D.D
Fischers
Te Sind
Hurricane Cindy Diminishes After Texas Coast Hit
Hurricane Cindy reached the Texas coast at 4 am with 80 mph winds then weakened inland. Civil Defense urged refugees to return as damage appeared minor though pecan crops face losses. About 13,000 people fled Cameron Parish, Louisiana, while officials noted rainfall and tides were less severe than Carla two years ago.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Galveston
Port Arthur-Beaumont-Orange
Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carl Reon
Cindy
Main Street
City Worker Injured On Garbage Truck Hydraulic Press
A city employee suffered severe contusions after his left arm was caught in a hydraulic press on a garbage truck. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released after initial care. The incident occurred at 5 am and involved Patrick Street on Droneburg due to a naming error in the OCR.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dronsburg
Patrick Street
Droneburg
Another Vote For Test Ban
Sen. Sam Ervin announced support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty after previously being uncommitted. His decision brings supporters to 78 with 13 opposing and 9 undecided, and ratification needs two thirds of those voting.
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Washington
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Ervin
Senate
United States
Anniversary At United Church Speeches Highlight History
Rev Dr Sheridan E Mackey a United Church of Christ official will speak this Sunday at the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ as part of a series of anniversary services. Mrs Margaret S Ankeney, long time missionary in Japan, told of her years there in a narrative talk last Sunday. The article notes the churchs origins in 1836, Mackeys Moravian roots and leadership roles, and Ankeneys honors including the Fifth Order of the Sacred Treasure for her service in Japan.
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Sheridan E. Mackey
Evenglical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
Dr. Mackey
Stewardship Council of the
United Church of Christ
Philadelphia
Hear
Margaret S. Ankeney
Japan
Wth Nation
Reformed Church
United States
Trinity Chapel
Bethlehem
Mackey
Moravian College
Lancaster Seminary
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lancaster
Rune
Reading
Sunbury
Ankeney
Hood College
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Ankenys
Mra
Sendai
Kennedy Presses Foreign Aid to Boost Exports and Security
President Kennedy appeals to 400 White House Conference on Export executives to restore foreign aid funding from 3.5 to 4.5 billion dollars. He warns that House cuts would hurt exports and U S security, noting most aid supports domestic expenditures and that higher aid could aid balance of payments via increased exports. Labor Secretary Wirtz urges expanded exports to close remaining gaps.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
White House
Senate
Wideffort
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
House of Represencg
Asfredictorent IE
W. Willard Wirtz
Governor's Committee Named to Promote Disabled Employment
Lloyd Ambrosen, Maryland School for the Deaf superintendent, named Frederick County chair of a 14 member Governor's Committee. Members include Rev. Carroll Boyer, Raymond Brehaut, J Milton Brunk, Francis Bush, Charles Collins, Robert Danner, Edward Doherty, George Delaplaine Jr, Richard Graham, Mayetta Hershberger, William Hil, James McCainer, Doris Remsberg, and L Rayha Specht. The panel has no specific projects yet as Frederick County has no local handicapped employment issues.
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Lloyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick County
Ambrosen
Carroll Boyer
Good Shepherd
Luther Jan
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
J. Milton Brunk
Frederick Pieiace Company
Francis W. Bush Sr
Mt. J. Grove Lime Company
Charles E. Collins
Robert K. Danner
Department of Employment Security
Edward J. Daugherty
Price Electric Company
George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News - Pos
Richard W. Graham
Polio Census Being Taken Here
Albert C. Sprankle, fifty, will be one of many Census Bureau interviewers nationwide to collect information on polio incidences in the area. The census seeks data on health and vaccination status to gauge the disease's spread and plan preventive measures.
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Albert C. Sprankle
Census Bureau
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Coleman
Proms
Jofin AL
Precinct Eleven
Bloodmobile
Reading Community
Walkersville
Aeswre
Mount
Seminarians
Andrew Fischer
Danny
Charlotte
Julie
Sacred Heart School
A. Wirephoto
Luke’s Hospital
Mary and
James
Elroy Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
United Church
JFK
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