Youth suffers heart wound in lawn mower accident
A 16-year-old Woodbine youth, Charles Michael Goad, was hurt when a lawn mower blade struck a rock or metal object, lodging a sliver in his heart. He underwent surgery pending, received blood transfusions, and was transferred to University Hospital Baltimore for further treatment and tests.
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Woodbine
Boissa
Seth No
Charles Michael Goad
John Duvall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Goad
University Hospital
Baltimore
Heart Sur
Frederick
New Apt Plan Follows Woman's Death at Catoctin View
After the Aug 19 death of Mrs. Rachel S. Day in the Catoctin View high rise, a new daily door disc system is being tested to flag resident well‑being. Each resident places a colored disc outside their door daily. white means well, blue indicates away, red signals not feeling well, triggering checks on floors.
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Catoctin View
Rachels. Day
Daniel Williams
George Kessler
Jean Fish
Mra. Fish
Frederickees Recreation Commission
County Commission
Athority
Nickey G. Harner
J. Arthur Throne
Commission On the
Catoctin
North Market Street
Bower Named Bank Atty Director
Frederick J. Bower of Thurmont was elected director and attorney for Detour Bank, succeeding Donald M. Smith who was named District Court judge for Carroll County. A native of Frederick County, Bower lives in Thurmont with his wife Dorothy and two children. He has practiced since 1963, served as Deputy State’s Attorney for Frederick County, and is current town attorney for Emmitsburg.
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Frederick J. Bower
Thurmont
Detour Bank
Bower
Donald M. Smith
District Court
Carroll County
Mariel. Bower
Frederick County
Old Emmitsburg Road
Dorothy D. Bower
Philip Bower
Elias Lutheran Church of
Emmitsburg
Fire Log Reports Brush Fire and Ambulance Calls
Fire calls noted within 24 hours ending 10 am include a brush fire on county routes 15 and 36 near Independents. Ambulance calls list routine transfers and patient aid with multiple units responding.
Top Shot Sgt Heerd Leads City Police Pistol Experts
The Frederick City Police pistol qualification set a department record with 27 officers scoring 80 or higher qualifying as experts. Top shooter Sgt Gary Heerd posted 98.8 out of 100 on an FBI standard range. Fifteen other officers scored 90 or above, while 14 reached expert marks, seven sharpshooters, and five as marksmen. A department picnic followed attended by city officials.
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Gary Heerd
Imeels
Singapore
George Dorsey
Heerd
FBI
Frederick County
Paul W. Mossburg
James Bartgis
John Brashears
Frederick City
Mossburg
Ray Dietz
Calvin Phillips
Phillip Larkin
William Eshbaugh
Pfe
Barry Horner
Edgar Nicodemus
Ralph Webb
Richard Eyler
William Hurt
Richard Lewis
William Boost
G.T. Darkis
Charles Cashour
May
Paul E. Magaha
Franklin Stillrich
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Ronald Young
Viet Candidate Beaten and Arrested in Saigon Protest
In Saigon a antigovernment candidate Tran Tuan Nhamn was beaten and arrested during a protest as South Vietnam neared the end of its first week of political activities. Police clashed with demonstrators in the main square and Nhamn was carried away bruised but said his injuries were not serious.
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Saigon
National Assembly
South Vietnam
Tran Tuan Nhamn
Nguyen van Thien
U.S
Vietnaa
Nixon
Noam
Aew
Thieu
Nham
Tran Tuan Nham
Local Human Relations Council Suggests Steps To End Bias
The Frederick Human Relations Council released 14 recommendations to eradicate racial bias in the local Department of Employment Security. Stemming from hearings by the State Commission on Human Relations and internal investigations, the report urges aggressive recruitment and training of Black and minority workers within 12 months and calls for policy validation and clearer goals across departments.
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Local Human Relations Council
The
Frederick
State Commission On Human Relations
HRC
Francis Foreman
Department of Employment Security
Human Relations Council
Maryland
Hood College Opens 79th Year With New Students
Hood College plans the 79th academic year as about 560 students arrive on campus. Nine male students will attend full time including eight new admits under a special early entry program. New students hail from 18 states and several countries. convocation is Sept 2 with Dr. Elizabeth Geen as speaker. classes start Sept 3.
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Theodore Erck
Jerald Garland
Frederick
Cynthia Adams
Clyde Adams
Buckeystown
Nicole Bissonete
Norman H. Chamberlin
Judy Diane Cleveland
SGM
William G. Cleveland
Judith Fay Furle
Robert John Furle
RFD 10
Donald Grossnickie
Chauncy Grossnickie
Middletown
Valerie H. Kremer
William F. Kremer
Dickerson
Sue Ann Martin
Ig Rex R
Martin
Tod L, Meek
Misa Becky Mess
Maryland to vaccinate all horses against VEE statewide plan
Maryland to start mass vaccination of about 61 000 horses by November 1 against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis following a cooperative state and federal plan. Dr. Ladson and Dr. Jones said vaccine supplied free and administration paid, with Texas outbreak prompting quarantine measures and ongoing monitoring.
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Thomas A. Ladson
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Ft. Detrick
Robert Jones
USDA
Wirc
Jones
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
North
Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Ladson
Texas
Dollar Slump Sparks Swiss Pact In Europe
The dollar fell to its lowest level in Europe since Nixon announced his economic program. Leading Swiss banks agreed on restrictions to slow the dollar decline. London dealers reported gathering momentum while turnover elsewhere remained light. The Swiss pact aimed to forestall official exchange controls.
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London
Nixon
Market Tumble Stirs Dow Slips Amid Gains Reversing
New York AP market report notes stocks retreat after earlier gains. Dow Jones Industrial Average sits near 903.69 as of 10 39 a m with a 4 68 point drop. Advancers trail decliners by a 3 to 2 margin on the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
28 Apply For Six PEP Jobs
Frederick County officials announced the Public Employment Program offers six temporary positions with veteran preference and priority for the unemployed. A press conference urged applicants as the county aims to add 18 to 22 more jobs by October 1 depending on program performance. Applications are at the Unemployment Office, 22 W Church St.
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PEP
Frederick County
Maryland Employment Security Office
Donald L. Lewis
Lawrence A. Dorsey
PEF
Church St
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Hartensteine Funeral Home
New Freedom
Bank Atty
Sgt. Heerd
Top Shot
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Hood
County
Phtl Niklaus
Hornes
Mexico
Europe
Market Report
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