Frederick Teacher Crashes Governor's Inaugural Ball
An English teacher from Governor Thomas Johnson High School slipped past guards into the Fifth Regiment Armory for the governor’s inaugural ball among 5000 guests. State Police, a private detective agency, and Baltimore City VIP squad backed security with Lt. Wilbur Miller noting the incident after the unpunched ticket was blamed on the teacher’s escort.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Fifth Regiment
State Police
Baltimore City
Private detectives chase after suspect at the door
An unclear report notes that a man formed private detectives and fled toward a door, while others nearby claimed no involvement or responsibility. The fragment hints at a wartime context and a hurried exit after a confrontation.
Agnew attends gala at dismal Armory with Baltimore Symphony
Gov Spiro T. Agnew and Mrs Agnew are greeted by Maj Gen Gelston and Capt Mello at a Baltimore Armory reception. The Baltimore Symphony performs at 9 pm followed by the Les and Larry Elgart Band as guests dance amid white and gold decor.
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Baltimore Symphony
Spiro T. Agnew
George M. Gelston
Maryland National Guard
Dennis P. Mello
Baltimore City Police
Symphony
Les and
Larry Elgart
Frederick Woman Teaches World Masterpieces Course
Mrs. Ethel A. Moffet of Frederick County will teach a spring semester course on world masterpieces at St Joseph College in Emmitsburg. She holds a BS from Brooklyn College and a MS from George Washington University and has just completed an article on William Tyler Page and the American's Creed for Potomac Valleys of History. She is researching a novel titled I, Charles Carroll, of Carrollton.
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Ethel A. Moffet
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Frederick
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Moffet
Frederick County
Brooklyn College
New York
George Washington University
Washington
William Tyler Page
Potomac Valleys of History Magazine
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Edgewood blaze causes over 100000 in damages
A fire destroyed a building housing three stores and an apartment in Edgewood, with estimated damages exceeding 100000. Firefighters contained the blaze after midnight, and the incident prompted evacuation of residents from the area.
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Edgewood
Solons Ruled Eligible For Convention
Baltimore AP Del Thomas Hunter Lowe says Atty Gen Francis Burch’s opinion clears the way for General Assembly members to serve as Constitutional Convention delegates. Burch notes no provision or court ruling makes legislators ineligible and that convention delegate status may not be an office of profit.
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Baltimore
Del
Thomas Hunter Lowe
D-Talbot
Francis B. Burch
General Assembly
Lowe
Burch
Salisbury Farmer Wins Jaycee Honor
Kensington AP Don ald Lee Hales 27 of Salisbury was named Maryland outstanding young farmer for 1966 by the Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce. He assumed farm management at 14 and the award recognizes progress in his agricultural career.
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Kensington
Donald Lee Hales
Salisbury
Maryland
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