Clear Way To Approve TJ School
The Board of Education plans a special session at 7 p.m. to approve the Governor Thomas Johnson High School plans so bids can be opened March 23 after next Tuesday’s advertisement. The meeting will also set the first fiscal year budget and review addenda to specifications to allow multiple suppliers for most materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Board of Education
Clarence C. C. Thomas
C. Gordon Smith
Mr. Smith
Charles F. Bowers
Bowers
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Brunswick
Carl Beck
Baltimore
Hopkins and Associates
New York
Pennsylvania
John Bamberger
Bamberger
Minister Resigns Charge as Adamstown Pastor Joins Lyons Church
Rev. Leland L. Fruechte resigns from the Adamstown Charge United Church of Christ to become pastor of St. John’s United Church of Christ in Lyons Illinois. He will leave duties April 12 and is married with two children Brent aged 12 and a younger son. Fruechte, pastor of Trinity Church Adamstown and Grace Trinity Pearl, was installed July 1, 1961 after training at Elmhurst College and Eden Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland L. Fruechte
Adamstown
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
St. John’s
Webster Groves
Miss
Fruechte
Brent
Smoking Cessation Program Offered By Local Seventh Day Adventists
The Seventh Day Adventist Church in Maryland hosts a free five day stop smoking program from March 1 to 5 at the Adventist School and youth center on Shookstown road. Dr Roscoe Bartlett of Johns Hopkins will keynote, lectures, films, and group therapy focus on physiological and psychological aspects with a buddy system and testimonies. Reservations are required via Rev Krause, limited to about 140 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
Seventh Day Adventist
Maryland
Seventh Day Adventist School and Youth Center
Shookstown Road
Meadows Moving Company
Seventh Day Adventists
U.S
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
F. A. Krause
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Krause
Hopkins
Roscoe Bartlett
Johns Hopkins Physics Laboratory
Space
Alcoholics Anonymous
Frederick City Budget Reveals 140000 Surplus Six Months
Frederick city reports a six month budget showing a 140000 surplus in cash balances though bills are outstanding. General fund holds 95000 and water sewer 45000, with total six month spending near 1049500. Tax revenue predominates, with 549050 from local taxes and 391000 from real property tax.
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Frederick
Louis E. Eichelberger
Temperatures To Drop Tonight
Nighttime temperatures are expected to fall into the teens with a low between 12 and 16 degrees as sunshine returns. Forecasters hedge on Sunday’s outlook amid possible snow or continued cold and increasing cloudiness. Thursday's high reached 38 degrees and overnight low was 23.
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George Washington
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Bloodmobile to Visit Frederick Monday at Church
Postmaster James A. Grove announces the Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program Bloodmobile will return to Frederick on Monday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church West Seventh Street from 1 to 5 30 p m The drive will include Hood College students and faculty plus Walkersville groups and the general public. Of 190 scheduled donors 50 affirmed 16 rescheduled 6 removed and the rest pending transportation babysitting offered.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Red Cross
Frederick
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
West Seventh Street
Hood College
Walkersville
Grove
Mr. Grove
Good Shepherd Church
South Market Street
Moody to Speak at Hood College Religious Emphasis Week
Rev Howard R Moody of Judson Memorial Church in New York will headline Hood College Religious Emphasis Week with a 6 30 p m vesper at Coffman Chapel on Sunday and lectures through Tuesday. He will discuss living in a world between the ages and the shape of the church amid the era.
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Howard R. Moody
Judson Memorial Church
New York City
Greenwich Village
Hood College
Mr. Moody
Coffman Chapel
Hood
Campbell
David Hale
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Carson
Moody
Yale Divinity School
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Judson Church
New York
Southeast Asia Christian Conference
Heart Sunday drives house to house fund drive in Cuyahoga County
Volunteers will canvass homes this Sunday in Cuyah County to raise money for heart disease and vascular disease research and care. Organizers Mrs. Elias Ramsburg Jr and Mrs. Victor Palmer urge residents to leave gifts with the Frederick County Heart Association at 118 West Church Street or donate at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in the Frederick Shopping Center. A long list of local chairmen and volunteers from Buckeystown to Woodsboro are named, with Walkersville youths also collecting in their area.
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Heart Sunday
Cuy and
Elias Ramsburg Jr
Victor Palmer
Frederick
Heart
Heart Association of
Frederick County, Inc
West Church Street
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Nevin S. Baker
Heart Fund
H Albert Dean
George E. van Fossen
Heart Association
Nelson R Bohn
Harry H. Reid
Herbert M. Bloom
George B. Douglas
Buckeystown
Lawrence Fry
Adamstown
Clemons Sink
Ross Mulls Sr
Point Fof Rocks
Thomas J. Banefield
Doubs
Janice Thompson
Tuscarora
John Hanes
Rocky Ridge
Charles Mumma
Mountaindale
Raymond Powell
Creagerstown
Frank Long Jr
Lewistown
Guy B. Stull
John Barkier
Middletown Grange
Burkittsville
Richard L. Pry
Raritan Club
Myersville
Robert Falkenstein
New Market
G. Monroe Free
J. Windsor Mount
Urbana
Roland E. Willard
Glen E. Conrad
Yellow Springs
Lion Club
Walkersville
Monroe Stup
Glade Valley Grange
Mr. Pleasant
Johnson warns Red China over Viet Nam war danger
In Los Angeles President Lyndon Johnson warns outsiders aiding Viet Nam guerrillas that meddling in Asia is a dangerous game while noting global Communist tensions dwarf U S woes. He reiterates U S support for South Viet Nam’s independence and frames the conflict as a civil war among Communists. Lopez Mateos calls for cold war abolition during Palm Springs talks.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
China
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
University of California At Los Angeles
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Lopez Mateos
Alrready
Desert
Palm Springs
Viet Nam
Air Force captain faces dismissal over weight margin
Air Force Capt. Harold K Sacane, 31, 6 foot 2, weighed 221 pounds, two over the 219 pound minimum under revised rules. A three colonel board urged dismissal for being defective toward duty to maintain fitness. Sacane testified of multiple fasts and diet attempts and claimed medical neglect. Final decision rests with the secretary of the Air Force after Washington review.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Air Force
Harold K Sacane
Sacane
Pet
Hugh B. McManus Jr
McManus
Pease Air Force Base
Guam
Sunnyside
Brookline
Jennings O. Larson
Secretary of the
Air Force Headquarters
Washington
Maryland May primary moved by Tawes admin
The Tawes administration proposed emergency legislation to postpone Maryland's primary from May 19 to June 16. Maryland delegates push a constitutional convention to require redistricting factors beyond population, seeking to address Supreme Court guidance on equal population. Leader Mandel plans nationwide outreach to gain support for the resolution. A special 16 member committee will craft a plan after March 5 adjournment.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
House of Delegates
U.S
House
Marvin Mandel
Thomas Hunter Lowe
House Judiciary Committee
Mandel
Supreme Court
Congress
Baltimore
Lowe
Judiciary Committee
State Senate
Tax Relief Forms Available for Seniors in Frederick City
Eichelberger announced tax relief forms for residents over 65 who own and live in Frederick City real property for five years and earn under 1200 annually from all sources. Forms must be filed by June 1 for the first fiscal year starting July 1, with a benefit amount of about 30 dollars.
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Louis E. Eichelberger
City Hall
Eichelberger
Frederick City
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