Enrollment of 14 250 Students Expected Across Frederick County
Public schools in Frederick County plan for an enrollment near 14 250 this fall, up from last year, with elementary classes leading the numbers. Supervisors note high dropouts at 16 and report bus fleet inspections progressing countywide. Principals and supervisors meet Sept 1 to finalize plans ahead of a Sept 7 student start. Labor Day, Sept 5, is a holiday for officials. teachers resume Sept 6 for prep. NAACP Annapolis says sit ins are planned at theaters and a cafeteria this fall.
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Frederick County
Paul Fogle
Fogle
Kaufman's
Frederick Motor Company
Model
Middletown
Libertytown
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Annapolis
The
NAACP
Premium Books For 16th Frederick Fair Mailed To Exhibitors
Premium books listing rules and livestock, poultry and 4-H entry details were mailed for the 16th Great Frederick Fair running September 7 to October 1. Committee chairs urge early entries. deadlines approach for cattle, swine, sheep, poultry and 4-H divisions. The fair includes pony races and regional FFA judging, with new awards for 4-H members and champion animals.
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Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Alton A. T. Williar
RFD
Sanner
Emmons C. Sanner
Iaing E. Staley
This City
Clyde W_ Smith
Eamsville
Joan L. Shaw
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Ayshire
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Hahn
Smith
A. Irvin Renn
Chester White
Berkshire
Poland
China
Duroc
Hampshire
Shropshire
Cheviots
Maryland
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Best Heads Association
John T. Best Jr
Agricultural Society
Shaw
Wade F. Hursey
J. Kenneth Kefauver
Horace “iv Alexander
Harry C. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Clyde W. Smith
Irving E. Staley
Frank N. Stauffer
Alvey D. Young
Robert E. Clapp Jr
C. Gordon Smith
Trout
Staley
Shaw, Dorcus and
Welcome Is Planned For Sophomores
Frederick High School announces a Sophomore Welcome together with the Student Standard Committee planning an orientation program for new students to ease their first days. Faculty advisors include Miss Avis Fischer and Miss Erma Stull.
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Emterme Frederick High School
Avis Fischer
Erma Stull
David Dean
Karol Ann Null
Caro Book
Glee Club
Frank Werzel
Susan Rabstein
Jane Sanner
Gerald Smallberg
Karol Ann Nuil
Sam Marrones
Hors” Recreation Council
William Poffenbarger
Jerry Reid
Connie Staler
Steve Leatherman
Father Charged Under Delinquency Law
A 3c year old father of one child was charged by the State Police and interviewed about delinquency of minors. Lester Leroy Renner of RFD 2 Frederck was arrested Thursday at his workplace after complaints to the State's Attorney's Office alleging Renner participated in perverted sex acts with several county boys. Renner was jailed under a $4000 bond. Cpl. Lynwood Clark assisted with the investigation.
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Lester Leroy Remner
RFD 2
Frederck
Cir.cie
Henry Stanord
Renner
Lynwood Clark
Stafford
River Conditions and Mixed Market Update
River conditions show Monocacy at Buckeystown muddy and medium and Potomac at Point of Rocks cloudy with normal flow. The New York API market report notes a continued mixed mood as the rally consolidates in early trading.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
New York
U.S. Swimmers Push Prestige At Rome Opening
The first day of Olympic competition in Rome saw California teens Patty Kempner and Anne Warner reach the finals of the 200 meter breaststroke while USC’s Lance Larson and Harvard’s Bruce Hunter advanced to semifinals in the 100 meter freestyle. Italy took the opening gold as German swimmers set new marks and U.S. basketball opened against host Italy. Russia beat Mexico in basketball and France and Romania won water polo matches as canoes, modern pentathlon and field hockey began. Kempner and Warner posted strong times with Ger man Urselmann setting the first Olympic record in swimming.
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Rome
Eternal City
Patty Kempner
Anne Warner
Lance Larson
University of Southern California
Bruce Hunter
Harvard
Italy
Germany
Russia
United States
Mexico
France
Romania
Wilfrud Urselmann
Ursula Happe
Melbourne
Miss Kempner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss Warmer
Menlo Park
Ada den Haan
Miss Warner
Larsen
el Mont
Hunter
Cambridge
Mass
Jon Henricks
Join Devitt
Devitt
Henricks
U.S
Damage In 2 Wrecks This Morning
Two wrecks reported by the State Police this morning caused substantial damage. A 1951 Chevrolet driven by Harry Toms crossed the center on Route 194 near Woodsporo and rear‑ended a parked 1954 Ford owned by Ronnie Darner, pushing the Ford into a utility pole. Darner’s car was unoccupied and both vehicles were demolished. Toms was charged with failure to keep right. A second crash on Route 15 near Lime Kiln Road involved a 1952 Brick station wagon and a southbound car driven by Leonard Stukey. Stukey’s car damaged a fence and yard, with minor house damage. Ada Dethamer was charged with speeding.
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Sitate
Woodsporo
Harry Toms
LeGore
Ronnie Darner
RFD
Frederick
Bui Oelice
James
Toms
Robert H VieCiea
Lime Kiln
Leonard Clarence Stukey
Falls Church
Ada Delhamer
RFD 1
Hellam
Kennedy urges beefed up defense despite cost at VFW
in Detroit Kennedy urges stronger U S defense to deter Soviet bloc and defend shores. He faults Nixon for rosy assurances and cites VFW convention support for increased military strength. Kennedy calls for faster missile programs expanded conventional forces and streamlined defense to outpace aggressors. Pearl Buck says China U S barrier will fall.
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Detroit
Michap
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kennedy
VFW
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Congress
America
Doubtful Path for New Minimum Wage Bill in Congress
Washington AP reports Senate Republican Leader Exeren M. Dirksen doubts Congress will pass a new minimum wage bill. He warned adjournment could come without final action unless conferees headed by Sen. John F. Kennedy concede. House and Senate versions differ on wage level and coverage, with House at 1.15 and Senate at 1.25, expanding millions more workers covered.
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Washington
Senate
Exeren MM. Dirksen
Winds
Congress
House
Dirksen
Newsmen
John F. Kennedy
Fewer Bicycles Registered in City Check
Police report nearly 400 fewer bicycles registered this year than 1959 with 1 887 on Thursday at 3 30 pm, as inspections and licensing continue to curb unregistered cycles. Officials urge adherence to traffic laws and note possible makeup days at police headquarters for registration before school starts.
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Noice
North Market
Evglish Street
Teren Statons
Ponce
Sapling dispute: man refuses $108 bill for tree damage
Tony Augustyn, owner of T and R Disposal, refuses to pay a $10864 county bill for replacing a damaged 12-foot eucalyptus with a sapling near 543 W. Hong St. County crews cite removal and replacement costs plus labor. Parks department says the matter heads to small claims court.
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Patrick McNulty
Los Angeles
Tony Augustyn
Tony
W. Hsin St
Read
T and R Disposal Co
County Parks and Recreation Department
Amall Claims Court
Congo Premier Lumumba Calls U N Out As Belgian Troops Exit
In Leopoldville Patrice Lumumba urged that U N forces withdraw as Belgian soldiers leave. He pledged to restore order with Congolese troops and police, opposing a UN occupation. Riots outside the Palace of Culture followed his plea, with clashes between police and demonstrators as delegates gathered.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Belgium
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Palace of Culture
Lumumba Lumumba
Kasavubu
Joseph Kasavubu
Abako
Ghana
Guinea
Sudan
Toezo
Preliminary Hearing Waived for Two Men in Break In
Elmer B. Carty and Harlan D. DeGrange waived their preliminary hearing in Magisterial Court this morning. Bond set at $1,000 each. defense counsel Murray H. Fout noted. Case to be considered by the fall Grand Jury.
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Elmer B. Carty
Harlan D. DeGrange
Carty
East Fifth Street
DeGrange
S. Route 6
Edward JD. Storm
Murray H. Fout
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Sherry Barber
Laytonsville
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Dethamer
R. C. Lewis
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