DePauw Asks Referendum On Catholic Liturgy Change
A Maryland priest leading the Traditionalist Movement urged a national referendum to gauge Catholic sentiment over liturgical changes. Rev. Gommar De Pauw, 46, claims current trends threaten papal supremacy devotion to Mary and the Mass, naming supporters and critics while noting private backing from about 30 bishops.
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New York
Maryland
Gommar Albert DePauw
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
de Pauw
Lawrence Carolinal Shehan
Baltimore
Father de Pauw
U.S
Leakey cites three prehistoric man species at one site
At a Chicago conference Dr Louis S. B. Leakey announced evidence of three distinct hominid species existing simultaneously at a single East African site about a million years ago. He reported a new skull of a third form, along with finds attributed to Zinjanthropus and Homo habilis, plus thousands of primitive tools.
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Chicago
Louis 5. B. Leakey
Corynden Memorial Museum
Nairobi
Kenya
Leakey
University of Chicago
Center For Continuing Education
Olduvai Gorge
East Africa
Frederick County Fair Schedule Set for Sept 28 to Oct 2
The Frederick Fair runs September 28 to October 2 with grandstand shows by Frank Wirth Booking Association and Jack Kochman Hell Driver team on Saturday. Area high school bands perform, midway rides by Amusements of America, harness racing Tuesday through Friday, and Children’s Day on Friday October 1 with free admission tickets for county students.
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Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frank Wirth
The
Fair Board
Ft. Detrick Develops Defoliant Chemical
Ft Detrick develops Mixture Orange 1982 47 a defoliant for use in spray tanks by the U S Air Force Col Oliver J Cejka says details are classified The project involves 1074 liquid agents at about 2 9 million dollars bids from 30 manufacturers awarded to Benson Manufacturing Co Kansas City Mo Tanks must endure turbine aircraft vibrations for use with F 105 jets connected to Viet Nam operations
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Ft. Detrick
US Air Force
Oliver J. Cejka
Detrick
Chicago. Daily News
Col. Cejka
Edgewood Arsenal
Benson Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Cejka
U.S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Chicago Daily News
Defense Department
Judge Awards 30000 for Boy Injuries in Dog Attack
A Baltimore Circuit Court jury awarded 11-year-old Donald K. Smith thirty thousand dollars for injuries suffered when three dogs mauled him in November 1963 near Mt. Pleasant. Judge Walter M. Jennifer also granted one thousand five hundred thirty-one dollars to the boy’s father for medical expenses. The Hamiltons, operators of a tavern on Md. 26, faced the suit, with defense contending the dogs were not theirs.
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Donald K. Smith
Walter M. Jennifer
Baltimore
Towson
Floyd S. Smith
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
LeRoy W. Preston
Jennifer
Smith
Gilmore O. Hamilton
Rosaline Hamilton
MD. 26
Mt. Pleasant
Edward D. Storm
Proctor and Reed
Hamiltons
Chamber studies hard to fill jobs here in Frederick
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce industrial relations committee surveyed 250 local businesses to map staffing shortages. Joseph F. Degen presented results to school guidance counselors to guide vocational training expansion at Frederick County high schools including Brunswick High School, Frederick High School, and Walkersville High School. About 40 percent reported no difficulty filling positions.
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The
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Joseph F. Degen
Frederick County
New Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Degan
Businessmen See King's Boycott Hurting Alabama Race Relations
Alabama leaders react to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's announced three stage economic boycott. Business executives and legislators warn the action could worsen racial tensions and harm the state's economy. Crawford Johnson III says success would worsen relations. lawmakers Bryan McDow and John Lewis Cates defend or critique the move. King outlined stages targeting new plant investment, private funds, and Alabama made goods.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Martin Luther King
Crawford Johnson III
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
King
Baltimore
John Lewis Cates
Shelby County
Jimmy McDow
Johnson Pearson discuss halt to air strikes in Vietnam
President Johnson and Prime Minister Pearson convene at Camp David for talks with no set agenda. Pearson urges a pause in bombing North Vietnam as a path toward peace, while Johnson contemplates further strategy and a second meeting within three months.
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Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
North Viet Nam
Camp David
Thurmont
Pearson
U.S
Johnson- Pearson
Temple University
Viet Nam
Maxwell D Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Delegate Payne In Poor Condition
House of Delegates member Joseph B. Payne is reported in poor condition at Washington County General Hospital in Hagerstown. The 69 year old Republican delegate from Frederick County entered the hospital March 22 after a slight stroke and internal trouble.
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House of Delegates
Joseph B. Payne
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
Payne
Fredrick County
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