National Shrine Children's Choir Concert Wednesday
The National Shrine Children's Choir now led by Judith St Aubin will give their only local performance at Governor Johnson High School at 8 p.m. sponsored by St. John's Parish. From a 65 member group, they grew to 100 with a history of praise, hard work, and cross community unity across the East Coast. Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for students, available at Elkins' Jewelers and Rice's Color Center.
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Washington Children’s Choir
Washington
National Shrine Children’s Choir
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
St. John’s Parish
Judith St. Aubin
Trinity College
Miss St. Aubin
William Hannan
Jane Marisley
Courtesy Associates
Miss St Aubin
Si. Aubin
Sister Saint
Trinity Library
Shrine
Joseph Michanud
Elkins’ Jewelers
East Patrick Street
Rice’s Color Center
North Market Street
Christmas Can Trigger Mood Blues Says Psychiatrist
CHICAGO AP The season to be jolly makes many sad or lonely sometimes called Christmas neurosis. Psychiatrists report loneliness and low spirits rise during holidays with possible reckless behavior. Dr. Pollack advises self reflection to uncover causes and stresses the need for understanding rather than forced cheer.
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Chicago
George F. Pollack
The
Institute For Psychoanalysis
Pollach
Police Car Kills Collie Near Jefferson
A collie was struck and killed by a State Police car on U.S. 340 near Jefferson during a 1:85 am patrol. The collision caused about $75 damage to the police vehicle. Later, Frederick man John Fritz, 28, was charged with uttering or passing a bad check. bond set at $250.
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U.S. 340
Jefferson
Tfc
Richard Conklin
U.S. 346
John Fritz
RFD 4
Frederick
Nixon Campaigned Aid Plan Delays Congress Action
Washington AP The Nixon administration's push to fold arms aid to Israel with Southeast Asia assistance into one package may push congressional action into next year. Senate debates a smaller 66.4 billion defense bill while tensions rise over Cambodia aid and a tied foreign aid package.
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Washington
Mixon
Israel
Southeast Asia
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Cambodia
Nixon
South Vietnam
South Korea
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Rogers
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Passes Reduced Money Bill After Nixon Veto
The Senate approved a $127.7 billion spending bill for independent government offices despite Nixon vetoing it in August. The measure, 74 to 1, trims about $300 million from the rejected version and remains $241.3 million above Nixon’s request. Reductions include $150 million each for urban renewal and rural water and sewer grants. Nixon argued the bill was too costly and the House had backed the veto.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
White House
Veterans Administration and
Civilian Space Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
The
House
Naval Observatory spends 2500 dollars to plant trees
The Washington DC Naval Observatory allocates about 2500 dollars yearly to plant and tend trees on its grounds to purify air, a practice supported by the National Geographic Society.
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Naval Observatory
Washington, D.c
National Geographic Society
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Treasure City
Nevada
Longwearing
Discount Department Stores
AMA
Bonanza
Maine
Colorado
Arlans
Bank Americard
Ighiye
Collie
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