Camp Greentop Aids Disabled Children In Summer Program
The Maryland and District of Columbia program at Camp Greentop serves 92 physically handicapped children ages 7 to teens. Ralph P. D. Ringer of Baltimore County leads the program, renting from the federal government and run by the Baltimore branch for Crippled Children and Adults. Activities include swimming archery hiking and crafts with overnight cabin trips and nature studies. The camp operates in three sessions. about one third leave after the first, two thirds complete the summer.
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Chisiromat
Greentop Hat
Maryland
District of Columbia
Ralph PD. Ringer
Baltimore Coun
Baltimore Pearne
Rigger
Fish Hatchery
Catoctin Mountain Park
Thurmont
Snoopy
Pach Wotperdap
Greentop
Rigor
Greene Top
Agnew Selection Pleases State GOP
Joseph M. Dukert Maryland Republican chairman said Gov. Spiro Agnew as GOP vice presidential candidate would strengthen the party's Congressional ticket. He added the ticket would unite Republicans and attract support from Democrats, noting Agnew's past Democratic appeal.
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Baltimore
Joseph M. Dukert
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Dukert
Ted Agnew
Maryland
Eagle's Life Span Records Reveal Longest Wild Span
A historical note records a golden eagle wed for 48 years, illustrating the remarkable longevity of an eagle in the wild despite general conjecture about their lifespans.
Investigators Probe Cause Of Piedmont Airliner Crash
Federal inspectors examined wreckage of a Piedmont twin engine Fairchild PI22% jet after a foggy Kanawha Airport crash that killed 35 people and left two survivors. Adm. Louis Thayer led the probe with NTSB and FAA officials arriving Saturday night. The death toll rose as three more died in Charleston hospitals. Barbara Schiller and Thomas Weignley Jr. were the surviving Cincinnati residents in satisfactory condition. Officials expect about six months to determine the cause.
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Charleston
W. Va
Piedmont
Kanawhan
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Adm
Louis Thayer
Washington
Point Pleasant
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Barbara Schiller
Thomas Weignley
Cincinnati
Edward E. Slattery Jr
the Safety Board
Boat Builders Need Patience in Carson Shipyard
Frank Zsabo, a shipyard owner near Los Angeles harbor, says most amateur boat builders lack patience. Customers pay $250 yearly to store their crafts while unfinished. only about 20 percent launch boats, and some remain unfinished for ten years. He notes, I’ve done repairs but I just haven't got the patience.
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Carson
Calif
Frank Zsabo
Patience
Isabo
Los Angeles Harbor
Sears
Benefit Dance for Veterans Aid in Frederick County
An August 16 benefit dance runs from 9 to 12 at Lyles Todre No. L057 with music by Hy Lisherts Gis. Proceeds fund the organization’s project sending care packs to Vietnam servicemen. The fourth shipment is set for August 25 and will test a new system for dispatch.
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Frederick County
Lyles Todre No
Cony
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