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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1967

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2

Frederick County Library Program Praised by NEA

The National Education Association boosts Frederick County's school library system noting its essential library service conviction. It highlights room remodeling into attractive libraries, basic materials, central processing, and study driven in service by twenty four librarians. The report credits central supervision and local leadership for unique opportunities and services.

National Education Association Department of Rural Education Frederick County

Baltimore Official Appoints De Costa as Assistant Attorney General

Assistant state's attorney Frank A. De Costa Jr. will become an assistant attorney general on Wednesday. Atty Gen Francis B. Burch announced the appointment, his first since taking office last month.

Baltimore Frank A. de Costa Jr Francis B Burch

YIneling Seeks Change in Carroll County School Board

Carroll County legislator Jacob Yingling calls for a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at Westminster Junior High to discuss a proposed nonpartisan board selection system now used in Howard Harford Anne Arundel and Baltimore Counties. The plan would keep existing law but require governor consent and open review by interested citizens.

Carroll County Westminster Jacob Yingling Pta’s Howard Harford Anne Arundel Baltimore

Baltimore judges gather as Maryland court system meets

State courts across Maryland face a temporary pause as judges and lawyers convene in Baltimore for the Maryland Judicial Conference and Maryland Bar Association winter meeting. The conference of 80 circuit and appellate judges opens Wednesday, with the Bar Association session starting Thursday.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland Judicial Conference Maryland Bar Association

Robert De Cormier Folk Singers Rally TJ Audience

A large Thomas Johnson auditorium crowd enjoyed the Robert de Cormier Folk Singers in a standout concert. The first half featured North American folk songs with standout solos, Canadian selections, and songs like Blowin' In The Wind. The second half explored international folk pieces with rich ensemble work and tasteful language blending, followed by three encores and a final Amen. The ensemble, led by Norman Walker, delivered polished staging, colorful costuming, and precise, expressive singing displaying a masterful, soulful interpretation of folk music.

Thomas Johnson Auditorium Robert de Cormier Mary Ann Simon Moine Vo Arthur Williams Norman Walker Japan Jordan Dolina Cuba Juan Vasquez Israel Cortez Franklin de Cormier

England Speaker For Sertoma On European Tour

C W England of England Laboratories Frederick spoke at the Frederick Sertoma Club about the People to People European tour this past summer visiting Russia East Germany Kiev Moscow and Switzerland. Slides showed laborers cement making poor workmanship days at five year old Russian buildings and a dairy freezer misattributed to Russia. Kremlin Lenin's Tomb Berlin Wall Check Point Charlie and other sites were shown. Freedom Week set February 19 to 25 with Harold Zigler as chairman and Victor Reynolds noting the Downtown Flag Project aims for January 16 completion before Lincoln's Birthday display.

Russia Kremlin Lenin Berlin Wall East Germany Check Point Charlie England Switzerland John Lewis Sertoma International Harold Zigler Harry Miller Zigler Victor Reynolds Lincoln

Damascus High Honor Roll Students Named

The Damascus High School honor roll for the second marking period includes many students across grades seven through twelfth. Notable names span multiple families and reflect broad school achievement.

Damascus High School Richard Baratta Linda Beall Beverly Beaver Cynthia Bennett Sally Boyer David Brown Brian Cobb Sally Dix Patti Gillis Ann Isaacson Thomas Johnson Cynthia Keller Chris Kemp Beth Kirkpatrick Cynthia Klose Yvonne Mehairy Mignon Miles Joanne Offutt Lynn Page Stephen Payne Darlene Richards Katherine Richards Marilyn Shaw Mary Jo Strassberger Mark Torkelson Ann Vaden Teresa Warfield Paul Webb Ith Grade Mary Aiken Patricia Bavender Melanie Beall Valerie Campbell Laura Cobb Gordon Cooley Joan Duvall Brooke Duvall Susan Friend Sally Helms Mary E. Holley Gunnar Knapp Myrna McCreery Nancy Morton Rebecca Neal Karen Rademacher Cathryn Samakouris Naomi Sleet Carole Ann Stratton Robert Ward Carol Watkins Kathleen Dix Alex Berlin Linda Birkhead Judith Boger Steven Cornell George Ecker Linda Gustavson Jane Hanson Colleen Himelwright Duncan Jones Paul Kellogg Dan Kemp Stefanie Mueller Joyce Mullinix Dawn Poole Bonnie Reinie Carol Snapp Vicki Sovler

Computer to Predict Wars in Future

A computerized fever chart for nations under stress aims to forecast which governments may face internal revolt or start wars. Dr Ivo Feierabend and Rosalind Feierabend at Washington University gather data from strikes riots and tech adoption to rank nations on stability. In a 1955 61 snapshot New Zealand was most stable while Indonesia Cuba Colombia Laos and Hungary were most unstable. The United States sat mid scale with the USSR and Red China toward the unstable side. The Feierabends are noted winners of a Musgrove award.

Washington Ivo K. Feierabend Washington University St. Louis Rosalind New Zealand Indonesia Cuba Colombia Laos Hungary United States Soviet Union Red China

Composite portrait of a stable country for prize

The work outlines a benchmark for stability based on literacy at 90 percent, radios at 65 per 1000, newspaper copies at 120 per 1000, telephones for 2 percent, a daily calorie intake of 2525, a GNP of 300 per person per year, and 45 percent urban population.

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