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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
4
Frederick County May Save With State School Planning Service
Advisors and school funds in Frederick County could cut costs on new school construction by using the State Board of Education's recently authorized construction planning service. The program reviews plans and educational programs, offers cost efficiency recommendations to local boards, and distributes information on procedures, materials, and methods for school building projects. The service will establish standards, and the State Board will review all plans against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Goodloe Byron
Frederick
Boards of Education
James Sensenbaugh
Conspiracy in Sudan Triggers Khartoum Violence Again
Violent clashes erupt in Khartoum marking a third outbreak in two months. Southern Sudanese rally at the airport during a delay for Interior Minister Clement Mboro, pressing for autonomy as Arabs defend the capital amid accusations of communist agitation and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Sudan
Africa
Ibrahim Abboud
Clement Mboro
Petroleum protein from oil fuels future food supply
UNE S reports France and Britain have run since 1957 a program that harvests microbes from petroleum byproducts to create protein foods. Microorganisms use hydrocarbons for growth, yielding amino rich material to supplement cereals. Mass production remains the ultimate goal, with microbe ranches envisioned at refineries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
World power shifts may spark revolutions and wars
An analysis circulated within the Pentagon and State Department warns that the Red China Soviet split and East European unrest, coupled with rising U.S. and Russian nuclear power, could fuel wildcat revolutions, guerrilla wars, and riots worldwide. Deterrence fades as blocs disintegrate and pluralistic power spreads, risking crises by accident or design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
U.S
Russia
Red China
United States
Moscow
Peking
Pentagon
State Department
Quotable miscellany and curios from the Poor Man's Philosopher
A New York AP column collects light nonfiction jabs and odd facts from mail, ranging from household hours and money to trivia on writing systems, famous quotes, laws, folklore, and reflections on love. It notes how Greek text evolved, jokes about wealth, and trivia on animals, presidents, and superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Spelling Bee Returns in Hood College Hall Tonight
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Poat Files recall an old-fashioned spelling bee at Hood College Hall under Civic Club sponsorship. Also noted are the marriage of Lloyd L. Wiles and Frances K. Gilbert, the North Carolina cruiser shelling plans near Beirut, an ultimatum on city garbage by Mayor Fraley, and police enforcing curb parking restrictions on garbage carts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Hall
Civic Club
Fraley
Proposed county Home Rule approved by Farm Bureau
Twenty years ago items from the News-Post report the Frederick County Farm Bureau endorsing county home rule in annual session at the State Armory. A severe sleet storm covered the city and county with ice as crews spread cinders to clear roads. Russell spreads note that Russia may recognize the Polish Committee of Liberation at Lubin as Poland’s provisional government. Christmas celebrants forfeited $122.50 collateral for drunkenness and peace disturbances before Magistrate Alton Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farm Bureau
State Armory
Russia
Polish Committee of Liberation
Lubin
Poland
Magistate Alton
Bennett
Real Christmas Hope in World Affairs
David Lawrence argues for a Christmas spirit in national and international life, urging truth, moral principle, and unselfish love to replace deceit, bigotry, and tyranny. He envisions peace when individuals internalize Christlike compassion, tolerance, and courage, creating a global ethos beyond slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
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Abraham Lincoln
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Lloyd L. Wiles
Frances K. Gilbert
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E. H. Lamar
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