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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1968

Page

3

Gude Names Whalen As Chairman For Re election

Maryland's Eighth District Congressman Gilbert Gude appoints H. K. Whalen retired U S Army as campaign chairman Whalen is Montgomery County Delegation co chairman and Bethesda precinct chairman Both are Republican National Convention delegates in Miami where Gude serves on the platform committee Whalen is a West Point and Army War College graduate with 30 years in the Army and served as army attaché in Japan before retiring in 1962

Maryland Gilbert Gude H. K. Whalen U.S. Army Cal Whalen Montgomery County Maryland General Assembly Bethesda Gude Miami Col. Whalen West Point Army War College Japan

Anti Warren Billboards Persist Amid Resignation Talks

John Birch Society leader Paul Winzer says campaign against Chief Justice Warren will continue until Warren formally resigns or a successor is appointed. He notes nine billboards remain in Maryland despite vandalism and delays in Abe Fortas’ confirmation, with no end in sight. The report also mentions a Portland Maine incident about break‑ins at Norman Leach’s service station.

Russ Edmonston Earl Warren John Birch Society Supreme Court Paul W. Winzer Society Maryland Delaware Washington Virginia West Virginia Warren Winter Abe Fortas Senate Walt Wizner U.S. 40 Hagerstown

Leach Uses Cardboard Sign for Easier Entrance

The report notes a fin tired of paying $2.50 to replace the glass. Leach substituted a piece of cardboard bearing the message For easy entrance push here to gain entry.

Fin Leach

Master Plan For Olney Under Study

A public hearing on an amendment to the Olney Master Plan will be held Aug 21 in Silver Spring. The change would rezone 16 acres in Olney slash 7.5 acres from single family to garden apartments and the rest to Commercial Office. The residential density would be seven units per acre to enable Montgomery General Hospital’s new building. The Montgomery Planning Board will conduct the meeting in the Park and Planning Commission auditorium. For amendment information contact the Silver Spring Public Relations office at 598-1480.

Silver Spring Olney Montgomery General Hospital Park and Planning Commission Montgomery Planning Board Silver Spring Public Relation

Viet Soldiers Kept Informed On Convention

In Saigon the AP reports 500000 American troops in Vietnam will hear regular radio updates from Armed Forces Radio during the Republican National Convention. Live coverage from Miami will be streamed to troops for key moments, though much of Vietnam remains outside TV reach.

Saigon Miami Vietnam Armed Forces Military Information Services United States

South Koreans Kill Three Reds in Two Night Encounters

In the DMZ a Korean Army briefing said South Korean troops killed three North Korean infiltrators in two firefights Tuesday night. No South Korean casualties were reported.

South Koreans Seoul Demilitarized Zone

Davis Named To Key Post At Mount Saint Mary's College

Vernon Davis with 25 years in public relations has been named director of public relations at Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg second oldest Catholic college in the United States Rt Rev Hugh J Phillips said the appointment broadens the administration s professional scope Davis resigns from Walrich Hiller s Aircraft Division at Hagerstown where he led product advertising and community relations He previously worked at Fairchild joining in 1962 and earned national journalism awards in Slagerstown Morning Herald He and his wife and two children will reside in Hagerstown active in community affairs including the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce board of directors

Vernon Davis Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg United States Hugh J. Phillips Davis Phillips Mount Walrchild Hiller Hagerstown Fairchild Products Europe Latin America Far East Baltimore Fairchild Slagerstown Morning Herald Aircraft Division Hagerstown Jaycees Civitan Club The Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce

State Offers Free Film On Parenthood

A film titled The Bright Side from the State Health Department explores parenthood joys and challenges. It profiles children as exciting individuals and invites high school and college students, parent education groups, and child study organizations to borrow without charge from the Baltimore film service at 901 West Preston Street for preview and discussion planning.

State Health Department Film Service State Dept. of Health West Preston Street Baltimore

Molasses Flood Drenches Feed Mill Floor In City Coop Incident

An unattended pump at the coop feed mill released about 2,000 gallons of molasses into a grain mixer pit and onto the floor. Officials call the cleanup sticky and stupendous as crews work to recover from the spill.

Ness City Han Coop

Self-Made Convict Becomes Artist in Jail

Greensboro native Charles Edward Goins, 27, serving a 60 day misdemeanor sentence, has drawn numerous portraits for policemen of their wives and children. He works in pencil from photographs and plans art as a career after release.

Greensioro N.C Charles Edward Goins Goins Greensboro

Agnew Names Youth Council For Education

Governor Spiro T. Agnew asked 16 students from nine Maryland colleges to form a nucleus for a youth council to assist on higher education issues. The students, led by Fred Smith of Morgan State College, gathered with Agnew and the United Colleges of Maryland group to press for budget commitments.

Annapolis Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Agnew United Colleges of Maryland Fred Smith Morgan State College

Agnew Seeks Expanded Youth Council In Maryland

Agnew described youth council as the primary link between Maryland students and state government. He was encouraged by constructive student suggestions at a meeting and proposed expanding the organization to include all colleges and broader social issues, including human relations.

Agnew Smith Maryland

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James H. Grove Maryland Port Authority Charles H. Smelser Port Welcome Authority Portland, Maine Norman Leach Frederick Community College Case TO Nome North Market Street Frederick County Crederick Community College A. Vernon Davis Carol Evans Youth Council For Education Gompare Salamone E. Patrick St Sora
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