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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 01, 1964

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Lawyers Plan Joint Dinner

The Frederick County Bar Association and the Montgomery County Bar Association will hold a joint dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 6 30 p m next Monday. About 100 attendees are expected with Herbert J Miller Jr, assistant attorney general criminal division DOJ as speaker.

Frederick County Bar Association Montgomery County Bar Association Francis Scott Key Herbert J. Miller Jr Criminal Division Department of Justice Miller Potomac Washington University Washington Kirkland, Fleming, Green, Martin and Ellis Justice Department Alpha Delta Phi Phi Delta Phi District of Columbia and American Bar Associations Barristers Congressional Country Club Murray H. Fout John McInerney Circuit Court Patrick M. Schnauffer Edward §. Delaplaine Court of Appeals Montgomery County Kathryn J. Shook Ralph G. Shure Walter H. Moorman James H. Pugh Thomas M. Anderson Charles McC. Mathias Jr Alton Y. Bennett E. Austin James Charles McC. Mathias Sr Mr. Fout H. Reese Shoemaker William W. Wenner David Weinberg Richard R. Burgee

Teachers Demand Free Lunch Time

Delegates from the Montgomery County Education Association representing 4,000 teachers and administrators reaffirmed duty free lunch periods. They urged the Board to reconsider proposals and implement a plan this year, calling the Board action regrettable and evidence of insensitivity to teachers’ welfare. The resolution, introduced by Dorothy Steffens, emphasizes a lunch period as a basic human need recognized by statute and state codes.

Montgomery County Education Association Dorothy Steffens Association

Bloodmobile to Visit Fort Detrick Friday for Donor Drive

Red Cross blood program announces a Friday visit to Fort Detrick Field House from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. about 210 civilian Fort Detrick employees expected. Military personnel may donate 10 to 1 walk in with donors processed in about 45 minutes. This is the sixth Fort Detrick visit since 1962. Notices also prep for Middletown high school bloodmobile April 27 from 3 to 7 30 p.m with confirmations requested.

James A. Grove Frederick, County Grove Fort Detrick Middletown Middletown High School

Taking Applications For 4-H Exchange With Iowa

About 36 high school juniors and seniors will be chosen to join the 4-H Exchange Program this summer June 29 to July 7. A total of 140 city and county 4-H members are eligible to apply for the trip to Jones County Iowa. Judging emphasizes 4-H activities and hobbies while Miss Holly Akre explains the program aims to broaden agricultural and industrial knowledge and cultural contact.

Jones County Iowa Chicago Holly Akre Akre Indiana New Hampshire

Alaska quake finds Hahn kin safe despite damaged home

Mrs. Nellie Hahn of Redwood avenue learned from her son Donald Anthony Hahn and daughter in law that they are in fine shape but their Anchorage home was badly damaged when the Friday earthquake struck the area. No one was at home at the time of the quake.

Alaska Nellie Hahn Redwood Avenue Inlaw Donald Anthony Hahn Anchorage

Increase In German Measles Here

The county reports 39 German measles cases so far this year up from five in 1963. Dr. Burgess notes many cases may actually be Erythema Contagiosum, a feverless rash. He warns rubella is milder in children but can harm unborn children if contracted by expectant mothers.

For Bes H. Burgess Health Office Burgess

March Holds To Legend Ended With Snow Amid Subfreezing Cold

March ended its 31 day run with a snowy finish as temperatures stayed well below normal. Snow inches rose to more than ten with unofficial readings higher. last night’s low reached 28 degrees and Tuesday’s high was 39. Forecasters expect a slight warm up Thursday and a chance of showers Friday.

Land Taking By SRC Goes Before Jury

A jury of eleven men and one woman heard a condemnation case over more than 17 acres taken from a county farm near Steiner's Hill for relocating U S 340. The Tuckers claim the new road intrudes on prime land and disrupts decades of conservation practice, while SRC counters with on-site observations.

U. S. 340 Steiner’s Hill Ralph G. Shure Thelma Z. Tucker Thomas M. Tucker State Roads Commission U.S.340 Tuckers W. Jerome Offutt Thornton Murray SRC Shure

Brazil in turmoil as Goulart fights to hold power

Brazil faces a widening crisis as President Joao Goulart loses support. Rebels claim seven states on their side while loyalists push to defend the regime. Rio de Janeiro sees fighting and a general strike as troops move toward Juiz de Fora and Belo Horizonte.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Joao Goulart Brasilia Congress Ranieri Mazzili Chamber of Deputies Cuba Goulart Rio Copacabana Communist Party Humberto Castello Branco Army Justice Abelardo Jarema 3Rd Army Rio Grande Do Sul 2Nd Army Sao Paulo Juiz de Fora Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Amaury Kruel Olimpio Mourao Arthur da Costa Y Silva Decio Palmeiro Escobar General Confederation of Workers Annapolis State Comptroller’s Comptroller Marché

MacArthur's Condition Deteriorates With Slight Improvement Overnight

General Douglas MacArthur's health worsened in the past 24 hours at Walter Reed Army Hospital as a supportive esophageal stomach tube continued to monitor bleeding. Officials reported a peaceful night and a slight drop in blood pressure with a moderate rise in pulse rate, while kidney function declined progressively. The esophageal tube pressure will be released in the morning, suggesting at least a temporary halt to bleeding though not explicitly confirmed.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Walter Reed Army Hospital Robert Rothenhoefer Mr. Murray Ralph Gastley Jr The Tuckers Mr. Offutt Guy A. Baker Jr Foreman A. Melvin Ringer William Devilbiss Jesse L. Stup Desmond G. Dean Samuel E. Brown Jr Melvin Zecher Stephen V. Knott Harry D. Baumgardner Jr

Iron and Steel Castings Showcased by Frederick Iron and Steel

Pre production nose cone castings are illustrated, produced by Frederick Iron and Steel Inc. using a high grade iron alloy. The castings resemble those used in corporate applications and highlight the firm’s metalworking capabilities.

Iron and Steel Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc

Khrushchev Urges Hungarians to Favor Goulash Over War

Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Hungarian workers in Budapest that improving living standards beats perpetual revolution. He hinted at Chinese backing of world revolution, urging Hungarians to help outpace the West through hard work and better food. Hungarian Premier Kadár pledged renewed support at a banquet.

Budapest Hungary Khrushchev Red China Moscow Peking Janos Kadar Soviet Union

Johnson Seeks Probe into Food Cost Gap

President Johnson urged Congress to create a commission to study the spread between consumer food prices and what farmers receive. He spoke at his Texas ranch last Saturday and said producers often gain 25 to 30 percent more than farmers.

Washington Johnson Congress Texas

Quake Death Toll in Alaska Rises Amid Uncertain Totals

In Alaska the death toll from the quake and tsunami changes hourly as officials tally casualties. The Alaska Emergency Health Office reports 24 dead 79 presumed dead and 55 injured while Coast Guard figures omit a Kayak Island death and Turnagain losses.

Anchorage Alaska Alaska Emergency Health Office Coast Guard Cape Elias Turnagain

Frederick Iron and Steel Wins Nose Cone Contract

Frederick Iron and Steel Inc announces a contract to supply nose cone castings for a practice bomb. Castings support Weston Instruments and Electronics Division of Days trom Inc for an Air Force training project with an undisclosed number of simulated bombs. Production is planned to begin soon through early fall.

Weston Instruments and Electronics Division Dagstrom, Inc Archbald Weston Instruments and Electronics Air Force Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc Daystrom, Inc Nicholas G. Fanos West Coast Frederick Iron and Steel Fanos

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Frederick, Montgomery Bars Red Cross Bloodmobile 4-H Ers Harold Shriver Lewistown Boys Club Earl Nicholson New Midway Boys Club David H. Yinger Skyliner Girls Club Howard Smith Monocacy Village Girls Club David D. Eigenbrode Jefferson Memorial Tidal Basin MacArthur Frederick Ironand, Steel James E. Tucker Mana Frank J. Keeferger
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