Educator Speaks Here On Frederick County Higher Education
Dr. Harold D. Reese spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon to Frederick Lions Club about expanding local higher education. He urged a community college with its own building and outlined state and local funding needs amid rapid population growth and rising college demand. Local leaders, including Lion Dr. Charles Righter and Dean W. Sneadner, welcomed attendees as they discussed legislation and plans for two year campuses.
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Frederick County
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Harold D. Reese
Catonsville
Division of Teacher Education
Maryland State Department of Education
The
Lions
Braduarns
Frederick Community College
Reese
Lion
Charles Righter
Colege
Dual W. Sneadner
Herman M. Bevard
Education Costly For Cuban Cadets
Washington AP report says the U S is spending 249 000 this year to train six Cuban cadets at Corpus Christi Texas Naval Air Station an average of over 41 000 per cadet, amid Senate concern over Latin American military aid and prior funding levels. Pravda on West Germany using Spanish bases to bypass NATO rules cited by Radio Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Corpus Chii Tex
Naval Air Station
Lancoln White
Department
Press Oficer
Defense Department
Cuba
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Sen
Ate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Dominican Republic
Pravda
London
West Germany
Spain
Communist Party
Germany
Paris
Radio Moscow
Taneytown Socials and Church Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
A Taneytown roundup lists gatherings and visits from Mrs. John Leister and family to Mrs. Nicol, Bernard Arrold, J F Armen, Fay Buchanan, and others from Washington and Gettysburg. It also notes bridge dinner at Miss Catherine Hess, a Christian Enlistment Committee meeting on February 29, and a kitchen shower on March 1. Nearby, Dr. Richard Mehring hosted relatives, and Colorado-based visitors dined with the Cashels. Washington AP reports Cuba’s stance on Fidel Castro discussed with U S Ambassador Borsal.
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John Leister
Taneytown — Sr
C. William Nicol
Barney
Susan
Robin
Washington Grove
Emanuel
United Church of Christ
Noah Ware- Leim
Hubert Bailey
Monroe Wantz
Donald Hess
Miles S. Relfsnyder
Somanul
Richard Mehring
Son Sterling
Kenington
Senate deadlock over civil rights bill divides leaders
Washington reports Democratic and Republican Senate leaders refuse to yield on a civil rights bill. Lyndon B. Johnson and Everett Dirksen insist the chamber will vote, while Southern resistance persists. The debate centers on federal guarantees for Negroes’ safety and the cost of expanding protections. Scientists at Kansas State University note grain is not required in the winter diet for heifers.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
M. Dirksen
Kansas State
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