29 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1964
Page
1
The Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will graduate 12 young women in a ceremony on September 6 at 3 p.m. at Elm Street School. A baccalaureate service precedes at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church Dill Avenue with Rev. Robert F. Woodward presiding and Rev. David L. Blackwelder as commencement speaker.
Rioters roamed Philadelphia's north side smashing windows looting stores and attacking police. About 50 people, including 20 officers, were injured and more than 30 arrested as 500 officers in helmets patrolled Broad Street near Temple University after a minor incident sparked days of unrest.
In Saigon after two days of rioting, Dr. Nguyen Xuan Oanh a Harvard trained economist took temporary command as acting premier for two months. He said Khanh remains premier but ill and recovering. The regime faces sectarian clashes as US officials urge unity and restraint.
Edgar R. Brownlow will serve as general chairman of the 1965 Heart Fund Drive in Frederick County. He is assistant treasurer of the Western Maryland Trust Company and manager of the Monocacy Trust Company. Brownlow, a WWII veteran, joins the county Heart Association drive amid a program of expanded research and public education. He and his wife live on Braddock Avenue with two sons.
A bee allegedly caused a Friday afternoon accident on Rt 355 at Evergreen Point when a driver, trying to kill the bee, rear ended a 1958 sedan. Alice Lee Chick of Frederick struck Arthur T. Rippeon Jr. in a 1961 station wagon. Damages were $150 to the sedan and $100 to the station wagon. No charges filed. The bee got away.
Keith Griffin of Fort Wayne and companions Bill Adler and Norm Hilgeman endured nearly 13 hours in frigid waters after their 26 foot cabin cruiser sank off Toledo following a Coast Guard target area fire. Adler was rescued by a Toledo couple who misread his distress as a warning. Griffin and Hilgeman were saved by a cutter clinging to a buoy. all were treated as unharmed.
Nimbus 1 completed a highly tilted orbit yet captured earth images far better than previous weather satellites. The craft continually aimed at the planet and transmitted photos to global receiving stations, and it is equipped for nighttime imaging.
Mrs Sophie D Kemp 85 died at Windobuna Convalescent and Rest Home Brad dock Heights after a long illness. She was daughter of Jacob Stoll and Harnet Markell Detrick of Baltimore and granddaughter of George and Sophia Markell early Fredericktown settlers. She moved to Frederick in 1903 after marriage. husband died 1958. Survived by three children Stoll Derrick Kemp New Market Ann Kay Daffin and Alden E Fisher, three grandchildren David Kemp Daffin and E Hobinette. Belonged to All Saints Episcopal Church and St Marys Guild. Member of Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Daughters of the American Revolution and Greenfield Association of America.
Four Sabrejet fighters believed Turkish reconnaissance planes roared over Cyprus as Archbishop Makarios met with Egyptian President Nasser in Alexandria. Makarios seeks military and diplomatic aid for Greek Cypriots amid Turkish troop replacement tensions.
Man identified as James Edward May 34 of Westminster and Martha L. Reaver 22 of Monrovia were abducted at gunpoint from a Monrovia home. Dogs and a helicopter join a large search around Urbana Yamsville and Fingerboard Road with volunteers. May, known also as James LeRoy Dance and Jimmy Short, had recent jail release and a motor vehicle conviction.
Alice Cullen, 51, longtime Providence police officer, resigns after 30 years to join the Dominican Order as a postulant at the Convent of St. Dominic in Blauvelt NY. She recalls gunmen, threats, and a career spent protecting citizens while advocating love and affection as remedy.
Roberta Kowaczek 25 from Chicago piloted a plane during a fishing trip when it crashed at 11 500 feet near Yellowstone. She endured two nights in the snow until rescuers completed a seven hour horseback escape amid a snowstorm. Her father Richard and brother Peter died. Kowaczek was hospitalized with concussion and injuries.
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