City Begins Resurfacing Streets in Second Phase
Frederick local streets start second phase resurfacing with West South Street West Patrick and South Jefferson Streets to be blacktopped. Stine's Lane Broadway to Madison and Valley Street Catoctin to Barbara Street already completed. Total project cost 14700 dollars with completion by year end per City Engineer Robert J Rothenhoefer.
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West South Street
West Patrick
South Jefferson Streets
Frederick’s Street
Stine
North College Parkway
Upper College Terrace
Rosemont Avenue
South College Parkway
Fleming Avenue
Frederick Asphalt Products Inc
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Autumn Near As Heat And Humidity Persist
The article notes official arrival of autumn but hot humid conditions persist with highs around 92 Saturday and 91 Sunday, a recent cool spell followed by dense morning fog, and a trace of rain totaling 0.02 inches adding to a month’s 1.71 inches, 1.85 inches below September normal.
Maryland State Model Airplane Meet Draws 2000 At Frederick
Frederick Municipal Airport hosted the Maryland State Model Airplane Meet with about 2000 spectators from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and Delaware. 175 contestants entered 21 events across radio control control line and free flight classes. Sponsors included Frederick Model Airplane Club Baltimore Aerocraftsmen Wheaton Modelers and Radio Control Modelers of Baltimore Inc. Contest director was Charles E. Bolding Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Municipal Airport
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
James M. Green
Baltimore
Edward Finn
Arthur la Londe
Hyattsville
Chuck Dial
Richmond
American Airlines
Frederick Model Airplane Club
Baltimore Aerocraftsmen
Wheaton Modelers
Radio Control Modelers of
Baltimore, Inc
Charles E. Bolding Jr
Lee Place
Understanding Support For Jeanne Bussard Workshop Dedication
Antonio C. Suazo spoke at the dedication of the Frederick Jeanne Bussard Workshop for the mentally retarded. He stressed community understanding and support for sheltered workshop activities and noted that only a small portion of those in need are served.
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Antonio C. Suazo
Jeanne Bussard
Suazo
Frederick
National Association of Sheltered Workshops and
Warren P E. Smith
Bloodmobile Nets 207 Pints At Fort Detrick
Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Fort Detrick Friday collected 207 pints, cutting this year’s deficit to 59 pints. Of 225 donors, 18 were rejected. 153 pint quota surpassed by 54 pints. One gallon pins awarded to Emers on Dorsey and others. next visit set for Oct 5 at Calvary Methodist Church 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Fort Detrick
Emerson Dorsey
Charles R. Moberly
John Weddle
Arthur W. Andrews
Carroll Rhoderick
Wiliam Eisentrout
Harold Wildasin
Franklin E. Stockman
William P. Hill
Orley R. Bourland
T. V. Levinson
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second
Noth Bentz Streets
Traffic Toll Up in First Half of Year Chicago
The National Safety Council reports 50,700 traffic deaths in the United States for the first six months, up one percent from 50,000 in the same period last year. The rise was announced Sunday as the six‑month tally.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Mixed early trade leaves market split on aerospace and copper
New York stocks opened with a mixed note as aerospace defense shares and copper issues gained while other sectors lagged. Investors watched early trading with volume seen as active across the board.
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New York
Bids Sought on County School Bond Issue
Sealed bids on the first half of a 5 million dollar school construction bond issue will be opened at the Courthouse at 11 a.m. October 5. The county plans a 2.5 million dollar bond issue to fund part of school construction over six years. Bonds mature in 25 years with annual installments of 100,000 and initial date November 1, 1965.
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Semmes, Bowen and
County Acceutant
Donald C.linton
Winchester Hall
Rezoning Request Set for 107 Acres in Frederick County
The Frederick County Planning Commission will hear a 107 acre rezoning request from Montgomery County realtor Albert Young at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Represented by Richard E. Zimmerman, he seeks to rezone 102 acres of conservation land and 5 acres of agricultural land to B-1 business district. The site is on Indian Springs Road about three quarters of a mile west of Yellow Springs Road.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Montgomery County
Albert Young
Silver Spring
Richard E. Zimmerman
Indian Springs
Yellow Springs
Young
J. Alfred Catsail
Ginger the Dog and Cinnamon the Squirrel Rivalry at Home
Ginger, a puppy belonging to Mr and Mrs Irvin Stride, guards a rescued baby squirrel named Cinnamon. Cinnamon drinks milk from a bottle and rides in a pocket, while Ginger stays jealous and aloof. The Strides hesitate about releasing Cinnamon, fearing his wild independence and care as an adult.
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Ginger
Irvin F
Stride
Matter Avenue
Cinnamon
Marty
Umm
Umm Good—Cinnamon
Irvin F. Stride
Motter Avenue
California Fires Near Containment After Wide Blaze Sweep
Firefighters reported optimism as the Chiles Valley fire in Napa County reached partial containment on its north and west sides while another blaze near Austin Creek in Sonoma County threatened scattered summer homes. The disaster has burnt 315 square miles across 21 counties, destroyed hundreds of structures, and prompted disaster designations by Gov. Brown.
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San Francisco
California
Chiles Valley
Napa County
Atlas Creek
State Division of Forestry
Sonoma County
Austin Creek
Cazadero
el Dorado County
Edmund G. Brown
Three Hurt In Route 194 Crash Near Walkersville
Three persons injured in an early morning crash on Md 194 between Ceres ville and Walkersville. Murray S Swanson 14 of Fairview Avenue admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with extensive facial lacerations. Rudy Ahalt 20 of Thomas Avenue and Mrs Glenna Leather man of Woodsboro treated and released for contusions. No further details available at press time.
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Ceresville
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Murray S. Swanson
Fairview Avenue
Rudy Ahalt
Thomas Avenue
Glenna Leatherman
Woodsboro
Press Tme
Congress Rides Busy Week as Adjournment Slips Far
Congress pushes past hopes of early adjournment into a heavy week. Senate action targets immigration reform and a 3.2 billion foreign aid bill while the House moves on 17 measures including a 2 billion river harbor project authorization and a DuPont estate divestment. Pay, DC home rule, and wage questions loom as committee work continues on highway beautification.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Alfred J. DuPont
Florida
District of Columbia
Erhard Wins West German Election
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and the Christian Democratic party secured a decisive victory in West Germany with 15.39 million votes, while Willy Brandt led the Social Democrats to 12.71 million. The CDU edged a plurality but lacked an absolute majority, ensuring a continued coalition with the Free Democrats.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
West Germany
Christian Democratic
Erhard
Social Democrats
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Free Democrats
U S Troops Kill 150 Viet Cong Near An Khe
U S paratroopers reported heavy fighting over the weekend with 155 Viet Cong killed in the An Khe area. An officer said 100 enemy bodies were found in a trench likely from air strikes. Ground troops from the 173rd and 101st Airborne maintained pressure as B52 strikes hit a guerrilla stronghold in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
An Khe
Joist Airborne Brigade
Eagle
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ben Cat
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Mekong River
South
Viet Nam
Cease-Fire Set For Wednesday in India Pakistan Clash
The U.N. Security Council voted 10 0 demanding India and Pakistan order a cease-fire within 48 hours. The resolution, sponsored by the Netherlands, urged restraint by China and all states, and empowered U Thant to supervise ceasefire withdrawal and push for a political settlement.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Jordan
Netherlands
China
Peking
China-Sikkim
Security Council
J.G. de Beus
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
de Beus
Johnson
U 'Thant
U.N
Thant
India Says Red China Wants War
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri says Communist Chinese troops fire across the Indian frontier in two sectors and that China aims to dominate Asia. He accuses Beijing of seeking an excuse to start aggressive activity, with Pakistan as an ally, and vows India will defend itself. Defense reports note Chinese troops near passes on Tibet border and Pakistan massing troops on India's frontiers.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Peking
Asia
Sikkim
Ladakh
Kashmir
Shastri
China
Pakistan
Nath Pai
China Frontier
U.N. Security Council
New York
Defense Ministry
Tibet
Enat Leva Frontiera
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Frank Boykin
Wallops Island
Walter Good
Bethesda
Mary
Anne Marie Gibbonsland
Anne Marie Gibbons Eee
Page
Detrick
Hag
By Marth
Odgers
Martha Odgers
Mrs. Stride
Nlawepa
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