Hood College Fires Tom Rose Over Hoover Remarks
Hood College plans to dismiss Tom Rose, a liberal sociology instructor, at year end due to financial cuts and controversy after remarks about J Edgar Hoover in class. Several faculty and students comment on the impact and Hood’s conservative stance, while Rose contemplates his replacement and future.
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Hood College
Tom Rose
America
Bennett Cerf
Random House
Hood
J. Edgar Hoover
American University
Washington
FBI
Hoover
Rose
Tom
John Forsythe
Earl Bragdon
Mr. Rose
Preminger to film Keege novel The Investigating Officer
Columbia Pictures and Ingo Preminger finalize talks to produce a contemporary drama based on Frederick L Keege’s The Investigating Officer. Oscar Millard to adapt screenplay. filming set near Salzburg, Austria in spring 1971. Preminger, longtime top talent and literary agent, previously produced M A S H which won Cannes best film. Fred Zinnemann to direct The First Circle by Solzhenitsyn. This marks his first project since A Man for All Seasons.
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New York
Columbia Pictures
Ingo Preminger
Frederick L. Keege
Oscar Millard
Salzburg
Austria
Preminger
Fred Zinnemann
Alexander
Solzhenitsyn
Zinnemanne
Miss Baker Engaged to Larry Bidle in Middletown Area
Mr and Mrs Elmer A Baker of RFD 1 Myersville announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Elaine to Larry Richard Bidle, son of Mr and Mrs G Richard Bidle of RFD 1 Middletown A spring wedding is planned Doris Elaine is a 1966 Middletown High School graduate and works for Ashbury and Mercer CPAs Frederick Larry Bidle is a 1964 graduate and works for Alban Tractor Co Inc Myersville
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Elmer A. Baker
RFD 1
Myersville
Doris Elaine
Larry Richard Bidle
G. Richard Bidle
Middletown
Miss Baker
Middletown High School
Ashbury and Mercer, Certified Public Accountants
Frederick
Bidle
Alban Tractor Co., Inc
Christmas Shopping May Become An Ordeal
HAL BOYLE notes the Christmas shopping grind across genders. Women profess reluctant joy, men endure silent martyrdom, and children seek gifts with hopeful lists. Pungent examples suggest gifts often mask motives, while a blunt fix remains universal: give cash to all.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
North Pole
Santa
Brown Hines Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Winfred W Brown of Monrovia announce the engagement of their daughter Verna M to Richard Dennis Hines of Damascus The Hines family includes Ada B Hines of Damascus and Richard G Hines of Rockville Verna a June 1979 University of Maryland graduate works in Washington DC for Rep Donald G Brotzman Richard a January 1970 Shepherd College graduate now with Kettler Brothers Inc Gaithersburg An April wedding is planned.
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Winfred W. Brown
Monrovia
Verna M
Richard Dennis Hines
Damascus
Hines
Ada B. Hines
Richard G. Hines
Rockville
Miss Brown
University of Maryland
Donald G. Brotzman
Congress
Colorado
Washington, D.C
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Kettler Brothers, Inc
Gaithersburg
Couple Plans Marriage on New Year’s Day
Frederick pair announces Barbara Hurt to Bernard E Burkett II engagement. Hurt is Gov Thomas Johnson High School alumna. Burkett farms with his father. Wedding planned for January 1, 1971.
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Miss Hurt
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Mr. Burkett
Miss Fraley Weds George P. Duvall in Rockville
Eleanor Lee Fraley daughter of Albert Fraley Rockville and George Preston Duvall son of R. Preston Duvall Gaithersburg united in marriage November 13 at Crusader Lutheran Church Rockville Rev J Edward Schmidt officiated. Groninger organist. Fraley wore white satin with lace trim and 13 red roses. Hixon maid of honor emerald velvet yellow gold bouquet. Hudson best man Speelman usher. Bride a Montgomery County teacher groom with International Business Machines Gaithersburg. They reside in Rockville.
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Eleanor Lee Fraley
Albert Grover Fraley
Rockville
George Preston Duvall
R. Preston Duvall
Gaithersburg
J. Edward Schmidt
Crusader Lutheran Church
George Groninger
C. Joyce Hixon
John Thomas Hudson
Robert R. Speelman
Montgomery County
International Business Machines
Canadian chip industry grows as consumption rises
In Montreal the Canadian Potato Chip Association reports per person consumption at 4.07 pounds annually, up 0.12 percent. Last year 393.3 million pounds of potatoes were fried into crinkly chips, a 34 million pound increase from 1968.
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Montreal
Canadian Potato Chip Association
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