Bridgewater College Names Parents Advisory Committee Members
Dr and Mrs JS Fifer and Mr and Mrs Omer Long of Columbus Avenue have been named to Bridgewater College’s Parents Advisory Committee for 1966 67. The 22 member group works with faculty and student representatives to plan Parents Weekend and support college projects. The Fifers’ daughter Rebecca is a Bridgewater sophomore, while the Longs’ daughter Karol A is a senior majoring in mathematics.
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JS Fifer
Meadow Dale Lane
Omer Long
Columbus Aven'e
Bridgewater College
Fifers
Rebecca
Bridgewater
Longs
Karol A
Plans to Enter Government After Bridgewater Graduation
A graduate from Bridgewater plans to pursue a career in government service. The article notes her academic record and ambition to impact public policy after earning her degree.
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Bridgewater
Leadership shakeup at American Motors shock move
Detroit AP report says Robert B. Evans who became AMC board chairman seven months ago and Roy Abernethy left their posts in a surprise decision. Roy D. Chapin Jr. was named chairman and chief operating officer with William V Luneburg named AMC president to guide renewed fortunes.
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Detroit
Mich
Robert B. Evans
American Motors
AMC
Roy Abernethy
Roy D. Chapin Jr
William V. Luneburg
Ford Motor Co
Maryland Juvenile Courts Handle 18 564 Cases In 1966
Baltimore AP reports juvenile courts in Maryland processed 18 564 cases in 1966. Director Raleigh Hobson of Public Welfare notes an increase of 802 from 1964. Urban areas including Baltimore City and Baltimore, Montgomery, and Prince George counties account for 83 percent of delinquency cases and 33 percent of non delinquency cases such as neglect and dependency.
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Baltimore
Juvenile Courts
Maryland
Raleigh Hobson
Department of Public Welfare
Hobson
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Fatal Beltway crash claims Falls Church man in Maryland
Charles D. Hood, 31, of Falls Church, Va., died at Suburban Hospital after his car struck a bridge abutment on the Capitol Beltway near Rockville. Police said he was westbound and attempting to pass another vehicle when he lost control. Maryland’s highway death toll rose to 16 for the year. Dr. Helmut Landsberg, 60, former director of environmental service for the U S Weather Bureau, will join the University of Maryland faculty July 1 as a research professor with the Institute for Fluid Dynamics and Applied Mathematics.
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Bethesda
College Park, Md
Helmut Landsberg
Forer
U. S. Weather Bureau
University of Maryland
Landsberg
Institute For Fluid Dynamics and Applied Mathematics
Washington Man Fatally Beaten at Home for the Aged
Police hunt an intruder after 82 year old Joseph Podmaska was beaten to death at the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged where he lived since fleeing Lithuania in 1951. Authorities described a break in and are pursuing a suspect in the early Saturday crime.
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Washington
Home For the Aged
Joseph Podmaska
Little Sisters of the Poor
Advances in freezing humans for long space journeys
A expert said advances in the next 50 years could enable freezing humans as a method to travel near the stars. A modern rocket would take about 50,000 years to reach the nearest star, so freezing could delay aging and keep people in a deathlike sleep until awakened.
Goat Milk Easier to Digest Than Cow Milk
A note states that goat milk is easier to digest than cow milk. The claim highlights digestive comfort and potential suitability for those with dairy intolerance, suggesting fewer bloating and stomach upset issues without citing scientific studies.
Air Force to Reopen London Storage Sites for Supplies
The U S Air Force says it will reopen three storage sites in England to store American supplies and equipment as moves are made from France. President Charles de Gaulle orders foreign troops to leave French soil. The sites were used until 1964 and then stood by.
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London
U.S. Air Force
England
France
Charles de Gaulle
Air Force
FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS
True facts about embarrassing denture slips are presented and a powder product FASTEETH is advertised as a solution. The ad claims the alkaline powder tightens teeth, reduces odor, and offers comfort without souring, urging readers to buy at drug counters.
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John Romain
Davey Bags
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US. Senate
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Mike Mansfield
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Moscow
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America
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Hagerstown
TAGEM
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West Second St
Bausch & Lomr
CAVCO
North Market St
Dial
Potomac Edison
Whittington
Frederick, Maryland
Dennis
Mt Airy
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E. Remsburg
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Hinebaugh
T E Nicholson Brunswick
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