Grissom to Lead First Gemini Flight With John Young
Virgil J. Grissom, a Korean War veteran and Space veteran, named commander of the initial Gemini mission on a three-orbit earth tour. Navy Lt. Cmdr. John W. Young to accompany him as a crew member. Grissom previously survived a dramatic ocean landing and hatch accident during his Liberty Bell flight. The mission aims to test long duration space flight ahead of Apollo.
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Air Force
Earth
Virgil J
Gus) Grissom
Navy
Cmdr
John W. Young
Grissom
Liberty Bell
Britain delays general election to October unlikely Tory return
The Conservatives push the general election to autumn likely in October. Prime Minister Douglas-Home hopes for a sudden shift to boost Tory fortunes, as Labor leads in polls. A Labor win could reshape Britain’s government and potentially affect U S relations with its closest ally.
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Great Britain
Britain
Douglas-Home
Labor
United States
Frederick group earns praise for Renaissance music performance
Reader James L Kapplin commends the Freder ick Chamber Music Society for a Renaissance vocal and instrumental program at the Baltimore Museum of Art during the Renaissance symposium. Brigitte Warner's portative organ and clavichord impressed the audience, and the ensemble's material suited the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
the News
Frederick
Baltimore Museum of Art
Brigitte Warner
James L. Kapplin Kapplin
Helen
Adv
Agey
East 25Th Street
Prayer in Schools and the Birth of a Nation
A letter from John Alexander of Frederick Maryland, dated April 13 1964, argues for strict separation of church and state. He recounts how attempts to pray in classrooms led to coercion, persecution, and heritage of religious freedom protected by a constitutional separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
John Alexander Frederick
Civic groups seek Carroll Creek cleanup and anti spitting rule
A joint committee from the Municipal and Outdoor Departments of the Civic Club will present to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to urge cleaning Carroll Creek and enforcement of an anti spitting ordinance. William H. Renn is named next Adams town postmaster succeeding C E Poole. Kuhn and James install heavy terra cotta cornice on Commercial Bank Building. Maryland National Guard Company 4A watches Mexican situation as Captain D John Markey notes interest in responding.
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Municipal Department
Civic Club
Board of Aldermen
Carroll Creek
William H. Renn
Adamstown
C.E. Poole
W.B. Krantz
Kuhn
James
Commercial Bank
Company 4A
Maryland National Guard
D. John Markey
Frederick County Deaths Drop as Births Rise in 1943
The Frederick County Health Department reports 630 deaths and 1 293 births in 1943. Burgess Joseph R Hoke of Emmitsburg outlines needed town improvements including sewer completion incinerator alley paving. University of Maryland reps demonstrate contour cultivation on two Frederick farms Cox Johnsville and M O Sawyer Thurmont. Allied forces attack Japanese invaders in northeast India advancing and capturing three small positions near Imphal.
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Frederick City
Frederick County Health Department
Burgess Joseph R. Hoke
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Cox
Johnsville
Frank Fogle
M.O. Sawyer
Thurmont
India
Plain of
Imphal
Do You Know Who You Really Are Lecture
Mrs Lenore D Hanks of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will address the public at 8 15 p m in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom on man s spiritual identity under God The talk titled Do You Know Who You Really Are will cover self knowledge and divine nature, with William A Belli introducing.
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Lenore D. Hanks
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Christian Science Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mrs. Hanks
Portland
Oregon
University of Oregon
William A. Belli
Frederick Woman Is National Delegate for League of Women Voters
Mrs Paul Martin of College Avenue will represent the Frederick County League at the 26th national convention of the League of Women Voters United States in April 1964 in Pittsburgh PA. Delegates will discuss a 1964 66 national program and elect officers while a budget is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
College Avenue
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
League of Women Voters of the
United States
Pittsburgh
Martin
Frederick County League
Pittsburgh Hilton
Robert J. Phillips
St. Charles, DL
League
W. Willard Wirtz
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Price Electric
Chatham and Hood College
Hood
Arthur Rawson
Radnor Township
Frontiers of News honored by MoMA film library
The documentary film Frontiers of News is accepted into the Museum of Modern Art film library. It honors press photographers and uses hundreds of AP stills to depict recent dramatic events including the racial crisis in the United States, the Vietnam conflict, and the assassination of President John F Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press New York
Frontiers of News
Museum of Modern Art
Associated Press
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Homemakers meet at Maryland workshop in Chevy Chase
Mrs Harlan Jessup and Mrs Lawrence Fahrney co chair the Short Course Committee of the Frederick County Homemakers attend the Maryland Council of Homemakers Work shop Thursday at the 4 H Center in Chevy Chase. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Dayhoff Woodbine their second child a son born Friday at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster weighing six pounds three ounces. Mrs Dayhoff formerly Evelyn Evans is secretary of Woodbine Auto Wrecking Co. Harold Stassen fails to qualify for California GOP primary ballot facing Goldwater and Rockefeller on June 2.
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Harlan Jessup
Lawrence Fahrney
Frederick County
Maryland Council of Homemakers
4-H Center
Chevy Chase
Robert Dayhoff
Woodbine
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Dayhoff
Evelyn Evans
Woodbine Auto Wrecking Company
Stassen
San Francisco
Harold Stassen
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Madalyn Murray sparks new clash over pledge and religion
A radio style column comments on Madalyn Murray O’Hair and her push to remove "Under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance. It cites reaction from Francis B. Burch and the Constitutional Prayer Foundation and warns against atheism campaigns shaping U S public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Board of School Commissioners
Baltimore City
Murray
Constitutional Prayer Foundation
Francis B. Burch
Burch
United States
American Association For the Advancement of
School Board Seeks Acting Head as Sensenbaugh Leaves
Frederick County School Board discusses temporary acting superintendent after Dr Sensenbaugh’s move toward a state post. He plans to depart after June 1 with potential acting leadership until a final choice is made. Dr Sensenbaugh, 54, long served in education and navy, lives in Braddock Heights with wife and daughter.
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Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Board of Education
Smith
Ross Smith
Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
C. Gordon Smith
Sjamsville
Baltimore County
George C. Rhoderick
Valley Register
Dr. Sensenbaugh
United States Navy
Columbia University
New York City
Braddock
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Alvin E
Nora R. Sensenbaugh
Wolfsville
Beckwith Returns to Greenwood After Trial Mistrial
Byron De La Beckwith, accused of killing Medgar Evers, is back in Greenwood Mississippi for the first time in 10 months. He was released on a $10,000 bond after a mistrial declared in his second murder trial in Jackson. Police report a separate arrest of Nellie J. Earp for intoxication in Mt. Airy. Ottawa names Mildred Gottfriedson 1964 Canadian Mother of the Year for her large family in Kamloops BC.
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Greenwood, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Greenwood
Beckwith
Jackson
Leon Hendrick
Nellie J. Earp
Mt. Airy
West Patrick Street
Gideon T. Darkis
Ottawa
Mildred Gottfriedson
Kamloops
B.C
British Columbia
Reports From Red Cross Board Highlight Blood Drive
The Frederick County Red Cross Board met at the Red Cross office on South Market Street. James A. Grove reported 685 pints of blood collected in January through March, totaling 2063 pints for nine months, with 13 pints over quota. The Frederick Memorial Hospital transfused 184 pints this year’s first quarter. Washington Regional Blood Center was asked to replace 62 pints, plus 25 pints for open cart surgery.
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Frederick County Red Cross Board of
Red Cross
South Market Street
James A. Grove
Frederick Memorial
Washington Regional
Frederick County
Martin L. Bowers
Bernard Davis
Bowers
Marian Comer
Charles Berdjis
Emily Wallace
Charlotte Roberts
Eunice Winters
Mable Hatcher
Eleanor Serepca
Maxine Bradford
Lillian Eisman
Francine Hylton
Mary Fredlund
Alice Burnette
Berdjis
Motor Corps
Goodloe Byron
William Holzapfel
Grove
Howard W. Ash
James A. Thomas
Frank R. Byrne
Bertram J. Cleaves
William G. Hill Jr
Ralph Kline
William Slemmer
George P. Swank
J. W. Rosapepe
E. Dwight McCain
Elizabeth Ang
R.N
Zang
National Red Cross
Ohio
Eastern Area
Manchester
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital announced births from April 14 to 17. Couples include Clark D. Myers of Adamstown with Jacqueline Denise, Morris Kosman of Frederick with Risyl Aviva, Elwood A. Smith of Thurmont with Charlene Rae, and many others across Frederick and surrounding areas, listing baby names and parents.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clark D. Myers
Adamstown
Jacqueline Denise
Robert H. Haines
Frederick
Mark Hamilton
Elwood A. Smith
RFD
Thurmont
Charlene Rae
Morris Kosman
East Third Street
Risyl Aviv
Rick Adam
Guariglia
Helga Braun
West Germany
John Dempsey
Kathleen
Harald D. Taylor
West Fifth Street
Donna Kay
Robert Lee Halley
Knoxville
Sandra Leigh
James Angleberger
Woodsboro
Jody Layne
Larry L. Clevenger
East Second Street
Mark Wayne
Clevenger
Linda Rice
Melvin Brown
Jefferson
Brown
Pearl Gilbert
Marshall E. Stockman
East Church Street
Charles Eugene
Harold A. King
Dickerson
Harold Andrew Jnr
Poetic Burglar Back In Jail
Nighthawk Frederick Siebold, 27, known for leaving verse after break ins, is jailed for 5 to 19 years in Connecticut State Prison after a 12 burglary convictions. He began writing in prison and told reporters his crime spree yielded little money.
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New Haven
Siebold
Teens Receive 12 Year Terms in Inmate Killing
Two teenagers Richard Lee Myers and Donald Leroy Click were sentenced to 12 years each for second degree murder in the strangulation of Sterling Tuftle at Springfield State Hospital. Judge James E. Boylan convicted them without a jury. Tuftle’s body was found Oct 17, 1963 in a Springfield wooded area.
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Westminster, Md
State Penitentiary
Springfield State Hospital
Carroll County
James E. Boylan
Richard Lee Myers
Sharpsburg
Donald Leroy Click
Westminster
Sterling Tuftle
Springfield
Myers
Click
Funeral rites reflect military and civilian burials
Funerals and burials were held for Lt. Col. Michael R. Rogowski of Middletown at Arlington National Cemetery with military rites under Rev. Theodore Dannesear. Separate services for Blanche Staub Payne, widow of Joseph I. Payne, were at a Middletown funeral home and St. Johns Catholic Church with pallbearers named and interment at St. John’s cemetery. Edward Windsor of 7 West Patrick Street was buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery following services at 106 East Church Street with Rev. David Dawson officiating.
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Michael R. Rogowski
Middletown
University of Maryland Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
Theodore Dannesear
Gladhill Funeral Home
Blanche Staub Payne
Joseph Irving Payne
Braddock Heights
Passaic
N. J
East Church Street
St. Johns’ Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
Arthur H. Doll
Frank Stephenson
Jack Slinkman
Andrew Herring
J. Marshall Staub
George E. Herring
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Edward Winebrenner
Windsor
West Patrick Street
David Dawson
Urbana Methodist Church
Marshall Strube
Charles Wiles
Robert Shultz
Elmer Wiles
Harry Wills
Paul Rosencrantz
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Carroll Manor Grange marks 20th anniversary celebration
About 60 members and guests gathered at Adamstown Grange Hall to honor Carroll Manor Grange’s 20th anniversary. Master Harry Remsberg led the event with To bias Zimmerman giving the invocation and Althea Remsberg presiding over cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Ballenger Grange
David Thomas
Howard Fry
Carroll Manor Grange
J. F.mcguff
Paul Geisbert
Adcock
Pt. of Rocks
Harry Kanade
Paul Remsberg
Pomona
New Market Grange Hall
Carroll Manor
Hospital Patients Star in Color Film Delayed Journey
Four Maryland mental hospital patients and staff star in Delayed Journey a color film shot at Camp Jol ly Acres and Spring Grove State Hospital showcasing a camping program to aid discharge to community life. Hamby directed the project written by Ray Hamby photographed by Fred Eichenberg. The telecast airs on WBAL-TV at 4 30 p m tomorrow.
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Maryland
Camp Jolly Acres
Baltimore County
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
WBAL
Hamby
Ray Hamby
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George Washington
Can
Association For the Advancement of Atheism
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Madalyn Murrays
God
U. S
Shakespeare Center
Stratford ON Avon
England
Center For
Eugene Black
Broadcasters
Mel Bernstein
WJTV
Ted McDowell
Wmal Am-Tv
Washington
Chesapeake
AP Broadcasters Association
Bernstein
Association
Robert Robinson
WWDC
Mort Siegel
WFMD
Frank Wetzel
William B. Monroe ,Jr
National Broadcasting Co. News
John Aspinwall
Columbus, Ohio
Jerrie Mack
Port Columbus
Ranwena Pon Raphe
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