Montevue Auxiliary Repeats Plan To Visit Residents
Members of the Montevue home Auxiliary vote to resume weekly visits with Grace Schell and seek support from the State Commission on the Aging to promote ongoing resident interaction. Doctor B O Thomas Jr. backs the effort as a measure to bring happiness and curb isolation among the elderly.
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Montevue
Grace Schell
Monteque
Schell
Margaret C. Schweinhaut
State Commission On the Aging
Harold Neufeld
B. O. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Keedy - Farney
Boonsboro
Arthur Seligmann
Hospital Aid Dissolves After Twelve Years of Help
Hospital Aid Incorporated, formed about 12 years ago to aid those facing sudden hospital expenses, is being dissolved after its articles were filed with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation. James H. Grove Jr. led the group, noting rising hospitalization insurance reduced the need for the local fund. Local businesses and individuals had backed the effort, and borrowers repaid on terms fitting their budgets.
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Hospital Aid Incorporated
James H. Grove Jr
State Department of Assessments and Taxation
Teachers Look At Teachers Speaker Sets Pattern Restricts Individuality
The Ninth Annual Teachers Institute at Frederick High School featured Dr. Sloan R. Wayland of Columbia University citing that standard practices born of routine curb teacher individuality. He argued centralized education arises from teacher shortages and calls for flexible approaches including tutoring by families or private teaching.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Teachers’ Institute
Sloan R. Wayland
Teachers College
Columbia University
Polykarp Kusch
Dr. Wayland
Wayland
Reception Planned for Church Head Rev Dr Roy C Snyder
A reception honors Rev Dr Roy C Snyder resigning as president of the Potomac Synod United Church of Christ. The event, Sunday 4 to 5 30 pm at Evangelical and Reformed Unit ed Church of Christ on West Church Street, will include about 400 synod members and a gift from the Synod.
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Roy C. Snyder
Potomac
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Unitied Church of Christ
West Church Street
Snyder
Paul L. Althouse
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United. Church of Christ
Kentucky-Indiana
Kenneth E. Bishop
Bishop
Woodstock
Bernie Zerkel Jr
Lester Plume
Zerkel
Annapolis
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Churches of Christ
Maryland
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Lack Of Quorum Halts Hagerstown Plant Sale Vote
HAGERSTOWN AP Lack of a quorum last night stopped the city council from deciding on a special election to authorize sale of the municipal electric power plant. Potomac Edison offered 14 million dollars for the plant. Without a special election the issue could not go to voters until 1965. Only three councilmen were present.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Co
Trinity Methodists Plan 221000 First Stage Church
Trinity Methodist Church will separate from Brook Hill and begin a 221000 first stage building program for a new house of worship on more than three acres off West Patrick Street near Westbrook. The plan includes a 55 foot sanctuary for 300, two story limits, and expanded ministries.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Edgar W. Beckett
Charles Ford
Fout Farm
West Patrick Street
Westbrook
Wyngate
East Second Street
Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
Trinity Church
Buchart and Associates
York
Donald Whitworth
Richard R. Burgee
Frederick
Beckett
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist
Maryland faces vote on road financing program details
Maryland lawmakers return for a 1964 session to decide tax hikes on motorists to fund roads. The Legislative Council approved higher gas and vehicle taxes, local tag fees may rise, and a tentative five year plan outlines 717 miles of projects with county distributions awaiting final approval.
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General Assembly
Maryland
Louis G. Panos
Annapolis
Legislative Council
Tawes
Baltimore City
Council
Roads Commission
Commission
De Gaulle Pushes Neutralization of Southeast Asia
Paris reports President de Gaulle urged neutralization of Southeast Asia as France moved to establish regular relations with Communist China. He avoided commenting on a two Chinas policy while noting France respects the reality of China and seeks normal diplomatic ties with Peking.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
de Gaulle
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Chiang Kai-Shek
Peking
France
China
Formosa
Kremlin
Asia
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
No Date Set For Joint New Market Sanitary Meet
No date has been set for the joint meeting of the New Market Town Council with the Frederick Metropolitan Sanitary Commission and the Frederick County Commissioners. The meeting aims to discuss creating a New Market Sanitary District, an action already approved by Mayor W. Franklin Smith and the town council.
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New Market Town
Frederick
Tawes Sets Monday For Districting Views
Governor Tawes to reveal his position Monday on possible support for legislation to redraw Maryland's congressional districts. A federal court hearing in a citizens committee suit sought details of the governor's plans, with no statement expected until after Monday when the case resumes.
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Baltimore
Tawes
General Assembly
Maryland
Citizens Committee
Robert F. Sweeney
Annapolis
U S Proposes Troop Roll For Cyprus Peace Force
The United States informs Britain Greece and Turkey it will contribute to a NATO peacekeeping force in Cyprus if terms for settling the Cypriot crisis are agreed. The plan envisions about 10 000 troops with 1200 to 2000 from the United States, though no final package has been agreed.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
NATO
Heart Massage Captain At Ft. Ritchie Saves Baby
Army captain and physician Gordon Van Otteren revived 9 week old Dennis Gard at Fort Ritchie after the infant stopped heart action. A rapid emergency transport to Bethesda followed with helicopter airlift and neurosurgical care at the Naval Hospital.
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Ft. Ritchie
Hagerstown
Gordon van Otteren
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fort Ritchie
Dennis Allen Gard
van Otteren
Washington County Hospital
A. Maynard Bacon Jr
Municipal Golf Course
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Dr. Bacon
Johnson calls for broader federal farm aid and poverty programs
President Johnson told Congress to extend bigger federal payments to farmers and expand rural development to fight poverty. He backed a refreshed Brannan Plan, outlined costs of about 5.8 billion for next year, with compensatory payments to cotton wheat milk and potatoes.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Food For Peace
Food For Peace Plan
America
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture
Harry S. Truman
Republians
The
American Farm Bureau
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Mrs. Schell
Trinity
West Berlin
Tempelhof
U.S. Air Force
Ficers
East Germany
Wiesbaden
West Germany
New York
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