Reverend Heckert Accepts Move to Eastern Nazarene College
The Rev Henry E Heckert pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene at Seventh and Fairview Avenue resigns and accepts a call to Eastern Nazarene College in Wollaston Massachusetts He will finish his Frederick service in March He comes from Cumberland where he served nine years He has 37 years in the Washington District including Bel Air and Indianhead pastorates He will represent the Massachusetts college in the Nazarene Church Eastern educational zone
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Henry E. Heckert
First Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Fairviaw Avenue
Heckert
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Frederick
Cumberland
Washington
Bel Air
Indianhead
Massachusetts College
the Nazarene Church
Hart to push federal boxing regulation overhaul
Senator Philip Hart of Michigan announced plans to renew his push for federal regulation of professional boxing. He aims to draft a proposal creating a national boxing commissioner with broad powers to license and oversee boxers managers matchmakers and promoters to restore public confidence in the sport. The measure passed the antitrust subcommittee last session but stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Mathias Introduces Bills To Aid Farmers And Education
Representative Charles McC Mathias Jr. introduces four bills in Congress at opening. One would extend indemnity payments to dairy farmers harmed by pesticides under regulation. Another offers a 30 percent tax credit for higher education and retraining costs. A motor fuel tax compact for interstate buses would share revenue fairly among states. A National Humanities Foundation bill seeks to boost scholarship in humanities and arts.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Frederick
Congress
William S. Moorhead
Pennsylvania
National Humanities Foundation
Mathias
Flag Replica To Be Used In Parade Inaugural 1965
A 30 by 42 foot replica of the 1814 Fort McHenry flag will join Maryland’s display in the Washington Inaugural Parade on January 20. National Guard members in white gloves will carry the flag while the 1814 Color Guard from Edgewood Arsenal and other historic units provide support.
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Washington
Herbert R. O'Conor Jr
Johnson
Emer Johnson
Gov. Tawes
National Guard
Edgewood Arsenal
Leonard Hall Naval School
Leonardtown
North Hagerstown High School
Salary Hike For Workers Says Tawes
Governor Tawes signals a state employee pay raise in his budget if a reasonable program is presented. He met with Russell Davis and Maryland Classified Employees Association representatives to discuss details. The MEC A executive board planned a Thursday Baltimore meeting to prepare a recommendation.
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M.C.E.A
Baltimore
Injured Fireman Loses Damage Suit
In Annapolis AP report Montgomery County fireman Phil Aravanis who was badly burned in a 1962 Baltimore County house fire lost his appeal for damages against Dr and Mrs Lloyd Eisenberg. The Maryland Court of Appeals found no error in the trial which ruled him not entitled to compensation.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
High Court
Phil. Aravanis
Lloyd A. Eisenberger
Baltimore
Aravanis
Silver Siping Volunteer Fire Department
Eisenberg
County Fire Code Cited Over Improper Chemical Storage
A county fire official stated the chemical should have been stored in a safe metal container. The incident underscores compliance gaps in local storage rules and the need for proper containment.
Soldier and Family Return From Europe
Sgt. LeRoy Fothergill Jr. arrived Monday with his wife and three children after serving five years in Germany and marrying a German girl during the tour. They reside with Sgt. Fothergill's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Fothergill Sr., near Mt. Pleasant.
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LeRoy Fothergill Jr
Europe
Independence
Sgt. Fothergill
U.S.S
Germany
Fothergill Sr
Mt. Pleasant
Prevention and Treatment Key to Mental Retardation
Dr. W G Brandstadt explains that many causes of mental retardation are preventable or treatable. Newborn metabolic screening detects phenyketonuria enabling a restricted diet to prevent brain damage. Wilson's disease benefits from copper-free diets when diagnosed early. Lead poisoning, rarer now, is controlled by avoiding lead paints and gradual edathamil calcium disodium treatment if exposure is detected before damage occurs.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Enterprise Assn
Blood Causes Serious Conditions in Normal Baby Foundling
The article discusses a baby who, despite normal appearance, suffers convulsions due to neglect. It notes prolonged crib removal for three months and warns of potential mental retardation and lifelong impairment if neglect continues.
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U.S
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Interprisa
Footers Cleaners
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Connie Summers
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