Church Women Plan Dinner at Calvary Methodist
The Frederick Council United Church Women sponsor their May Fellowship Dinner at Calvary Methodist on West Second Street Friday at 6 p.m. About 200 are expected. Registration ends Tuesday via committee members. Speaker Olonza P. Fike of Maryland Health Department discusses statewide housing hygiene ordinance. Committees named with Mrs. Earl Howard as president and Mrs. Robert Jaeger as chair.
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Frederick
Maryland Department of Health
Fike
State Health Department
Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
Earl Howard
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Church Women
Robert Jaeger
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
C. Elgin Hemp
Calvary Methodist
Robert McKay
Church of the Brethren
Ickets
Sperry Storm
Viola Roderick
Grace United Church of Christ
George Ambush
Quinn A.M.E
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Evangelical Lutheran
Gladys Lyles
First Missionary Baptist
Mary Grace Helfenstein
All Saints Episcopal
Charles D. Bowie
Asbury Methodist
Helen Summers
Evangelical United Brethren
Howard Fuqua
J. Arthur Throne
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Paul Crum Jr
Parkway Church of God
Clayton H. Burgee
Trinity Methodist
Warren Mauzy
United Presbyterian
Burgess Storm
County Tax Relief Lows Outlay in Elderly Homeowners Aid
Frederick County reports a tax revenue loss of about 0.1 percent, or $5,940 annually, from elderly low income home owners' tax relief. 198 residents receive credits averaging $30, with eligibility set at age 65, income up to $1,200, and up to $1,500 credit.
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Frederick County
State Commission On the Aging
Gerald Monsman
Carroll County
Washington County
Montgomery County
Bloodmobile in Middletown at High School Today
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be stationed at Middletown High School from 3 to 7 30 this afternoon and evening. James A Grove, Chairman of the Red Cross Blood Program, reports the schedule.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Middletown High School
James A. Grove
Fah ‘Rman
Red Cross Blood Program
Hood College May Queen and Court Named at Strawberry Breakfast
Catherine Kuralt of Charlotte is May Queen, Claire Fulenwider of Owings Mills is Princess Hood. The queen’s court includes Helene Kight and Cynthia Bradley of Pittsburgh, Lenore McNulty of Severna Park, and Anne Tarbell of Belfast. Fulenwider, named student president of the Cooperative Government Association, has held many leadership roles.
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Therine Kuralt
Charlotte
N. C
May
Claire Fulenwider
Owings Mulls
Princess Hood
Miss Kuralt
Miss Fulenwider
Helene Kight
Cynthia
Frank J. Keefer
Fulenwider
Cooperative Government Association
Core Conference Emphasizes Fostering Student Individuality
At the Eleventh Core Conference at West Frederick Junior High 300 teachers from nearby states and Washington gathered for panels on nurturing individuality in students. Experts urged listening to big ideas, grouping by criteria, and using engaged teaching to shape lifelong problem solving and a humane, modern education.
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West Frederick Junior High School
Washington
Morrell Clute
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mich
James Gholson
Fairmont Heights Junior High School
Prince Georges County
Core
Gordon Vars
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Kennedy Wins Mock Election At Mount St. Marys College
A mock preferential election at Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg produced Robert F Kennedy as the top vice presidential choice with 37 percent. Hubert Humphrey followed with 22 percent as Johnson’s running mate preference.
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Robert F Kennedy
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Thomas W. Powell
Young Democrats Club
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Core program to reform teacher education emphasized
Dr. Jack Blackburn urged standards to reach new heights as core guidelines clarify methods and knowledge growth. Stella Johnston summarized the conference noting the core program is adopted across subjects, offering students challenging lifelong learning and enabling teachers to act as facilitators.
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Jack Blackburn
University of North Carolina
Stella Johnston
Squirrels Find Haven With Middletown Family
Two orphaned baby squirrels, Herman and a unnamed sister, found a home with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Little in Middletown. The needful care includes milk with water, cracked English walnuts, cereal, and a three daily spooned drink. The pups, about four weeks old, enjoy a box bedroom and playmates Doug Jr. and David Zittle.
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Sandy Stender
Middletown
Douglas W. Little
Little Tykes
Zittles
Doug Jr
David
Zittle
Herman
Mr. Zittle
Mr. Little
Mrs. Little
David and
Mrs. Zittle
No Progress In Settling Food Strike In Maryland
The 225 stores of seven Maryland food chains remain closed on the ninth day as negotiations stall. Clerks, who began striking April 17 against one chain, seek an order for the others to resume operations. Judge Meyer M. Cardin questions jurisdiction and a federal mediator has failed to bridge the gap. The earliest court action is set for Tuesday in circuit court.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Meyer M. Cardin
National Labor Relations Board
Cardin
Youth Injured In Car Crash On Sagner Avenue
An 18 year old Frederick youth, George Richard McNitt of Lee Place, drove a 1955 Buick which ran over a slight embankment and struck a tree on Sagner avenue. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with chest and head pains as investigators Sgt. William McKinley Boost and Cpl. James W. Stockman review the incident. charges are pending.
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Frederick
Sagner Avenue
George Richard MecNitt
Lee Place
McNitt
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William McKinley Boost
James W. Stockman
Forced To Cancel Home Show In Frederick
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce cancels the annual Home Show planned for the National Guard Armory due to lack of merchant participation. Walter Kirk Jaycee president says it will not be rescheduled this year, with plans for a new event next year to offer a unique angle.
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Frederick
Kirk
Jaycee
Harris plans move for Kaempf and Harris site in Rocky Springs
James Harris of Kaempf and Harris Construction and Suburban Oil announced a future move of the Rocky Springs operation to a new site along Md 335 south of here. He bought an acre from Elizabeth Lewis Peters for about 3500 dollars adjoining a second Peters parcel. A 70 foot building will be added on the first tract for storage and maintenance. The new site will later expand Suburban Oil, which now has two bulk tanks at Rocky Springs and will add a third when needed.
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James Harris
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Suburban Oil, Inc
Rocky Springs
Kaempf and Harris Construction Company
MD. 335
Harris
MD. 355
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Peters
Evergreen Point
Suburban Oil Company
Fisher
Harris Properties
Samuel Fisher
East Street
Sixth Street
Johnson presses poverty program with nearly one billion proposal
President Johnson appeals to Congress for a almost one billion dollar anti poverty plan focused on Appalachia nine state area. The bill includes an eighty four hundred million highway system and funds for water resources sewer systems timber and coal research and antipoverty administration led by Sargent Shriver. A press spokesman indicated possible delay until Tuesday.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Appalachia
White House
George Reedy
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Alabama
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Sargent Shriver
Squirrels Find Home With Zittles After Truck Accident
A family creature tale notes the Zittles sheltering young squirrels after their mother was killed in an automobile incident. Doug Jr. and David, ages four and three, observe the scene as an unknown object draws three year old David’s gaze.
President Johnson urges restraint from business and government
In a Constitution Hall address to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Johnson said times are good and pledged government restraint and responsibility. He urged business leaders to exercise restraint in decisions affecting the economy and support for policies serving all people. He cited discrimination costs and unemployment waste, and emphasized cooperation to raise productivity and prosperity.
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Washington
White House
America
Johnson
Price Electric Wins Defense Contract for Relays
Price Electric Corporation has been awarded a $46,777 contract by the Defense Supply Agency's Electronics Supply Center at Dayton Ohio for 7 681 armor relay relays and related technical data after competitive negotiations. Thirty six concerns were invited and five proposals were received. The Defense Electronics Supply Center procures common electrical and electronic parts for the Armed Services.
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Price Electric Corporation
Defense Supply Agency
Dayton
Ohio
Defense Electronics Supply Center
Armed Services
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Kermit Cook
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Robert Fleming
New Jersey
Earle Hawkins
Towson College
Mount
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US Chamber
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Douglas W. Zittle
Chamber
Price Electric iGets
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