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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1965

Page

11

Capitol Hill women train in judo for self defense

Washington AP reports Capitol Hill secretaries form a weekly judo class to deter purse snatchers and muggers. Captain Meghan and his wife demonstrate throws as Rep. G Robert Watkins backs the program, held in the House caucus room with Marine Corps guidance.

Washington Capitol Hill Congressional Secretaries Club William Me Ghan Marine Corps Authority William Meghan Rep. G. Robert Watkins Delaware County Pennsylvania

Three Year-Old Dials Help When Mother Faints

Jacqueline Patt, age three, used the telephone to summon help after her mother Jacqueline Patt senior fainted. Police, alerted via the fire emergency line, traced the call to Garden Street and found the mother unconscious and the child calmly providing details. The mother regained consciousness with responders on scene.

Police White House Pat Datoli Jackie Willie Patt Garden &I

State-Of-The State Report Planned

Gov. Hulett C. Smith plans a state-of-the-state address outlining past accomplishments and future goals of his Democratic administration. No date was set for the speech, which is expected to be broadcast via statewide television.

Charleston W.va Hulett C. Smith Smith Pittsburgh

Three Chosen To Attend Maryland Retarded Children Convention

Edgar Emrich, Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. Charles Glick will attend the Maryland Association for Retarded Children Annual Convention in Hagerstown Sunday. Morning session features Raphael Minsky reporting on Maryland planning. luncheon speaker is Mrs. Max Murray. Afternoon workshops led by Dr. Ben White and Dr. T Glyne Williams cover day care and residential care concepts. Banquet speaker is Paul Imre from Johns Hopkins.

Edgar Emrich William Wright Charles Glick J Maryland Association For Retarded Children Hagerstown Raphael Minsky Max Murray National Association of Retarded Children Ben White State Department of Health T. Glyne Williams Department of Mental Hygiene Paul Imre John Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health

PKU Bill Advances Statewide Newborn Testing

Maryland becomes the sixth state to require all newborns be tested for phenylketonuria PKU as the bill awaits Governor Tawes signature. Attending the convention from Frederick area are Mrs. Theodore Wyatt Mrs. Richard Arnold Mrs. Wil lbert Wiggs Mrs. Robert Wade Mrs. Louise Ahalt and Isaac Stevens. News and Sun unions strike disrupted publication prompting joint contract note to employees. Atomic Energy Commission selects Douglas Aircraft and United Nuclear to operate five Hanford reactors valued at 360 million dollars with a 30 million annual budget. United Nuclear's Charles Harrington Sr. to manage joint venture. General Electric ends exclusive Hanford operating franchise.

Maryland House of Delegates Millard Tawes Fredericks Theodore Wyatt Richard Arnold Willbert Wiggs Robert Wade Louise Ahalt Isaac Stevens Atomic Energy Commission Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica Calif United Nuclear Corp Centreville Hanford Atomic Works Charles Harrington Sr United Nuclear Sheldon Smith Douglas General Electric Co Hanford

News American Also Suspends In Baltimore

The Baltimore News American announced it was suspending operations after Tuesday editions as printers and truck drivers refused to cross picket lines. The move halts publication amid labor dispute tensions in the city.

Sunpapers William H. Mills Balti News the Sun News-American American Newspaper Guild Baltimore Baltimore News American

Maryland Firm To Handle Reactor

RICHLAND Washington AP Sens Henry Jackson and Warren Magnuson both Democrats from Washington state said Maryland firm to handle reactor project. The officials announced the arrangement amid ongoing federal oversight and construction milestones.

Maryland Richland, Wash Henry Jackson Warren Magnuson

Water Resources Symposium Set at University of Maryland

ANNAPOLIS AP The State Water Resources holds its sixth annual symposium on industrial waste control at the University of Maryland adult education center next month. The meeting on May 10 will be largely devoted to construction activity problems.

Annapolis One of Water Resources University of Maryland

Hood College Honors Readings Series Opens With Thesis Talk

Mrs. Miller of Frederick will open Hood College honors readings with a 7 15 p m talk on her independent history thesis titled A Study of the Development of the Industrial Patents of Monopoly in England from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the Interregnum. The event in Coffman Chapel Room 5 is free to the public.

William §. Miller Frederick Hood College

Annapolis Mayor Wins Republican renomination

Annapolis mayor Joseph H. Griscom secured the Republican renomination for a second term. Two city aldermen will challenge him in the May 18 municipal election.

Annapolis Joseph H. Griscom

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