Sing-Out Frederick Debuts At Brunswick High School
Sing-Out Frederick debuted before about 175 people at Brunswick High School on June 23 under Brunswick Recreation Organization leadership. Miss Dorothy Ensor advised. Miss Alexa Lee directed. performances included numerous soloists with Theresa Poole on piano and Ardy Rose on drums.
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Brunswick High School
Sing-Out-Frederick
Brunswick Recreation Organization
Mary Margrabe
Dorothy Ensor
Alexa Lee
Hatambe
Normarice Brown
Gay Ramsburg
Clarence Jewell
Sherry Bartgis
Alvin Luck
Ed LeCroy
Michael Vendon
Beth Selckman
Marcia Mika
Carleen Peipoli
Linda Leasure
Bob Dawson
Warren Airman From Maryland Serves In Thailand
Warren and his brother Airman Melvin Warren sons of Mr and Mrs Edward C J Warren of Dickerson Maryland are on duty at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai AFB Thailand. Airman Warren a construction operator is part of the Pacific Air Forces. Prior to Thailand he was assigned to Nin AFB Florida and he graduated from Poolesville High School Maryland.
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Ale Melvin
Warren
Edward C.J. Warren
RFD 2
Trundle Road
Dickerson
Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai
Thailand
Pacific Air Forces
Nin Afb
Fla
Poolesville (Md
Quake Rocks Tokyo Shoppers on Ginza Street
An intense earthquake cracked shop windows on Tokyo’s Ginza aftershocks rattled offices and disrupted television programs. The central meteorological agency said the quake measured intensity 4 on the Japanese scale of 7 in Tokyo and nearby areas.
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Tokyo
Ginza
Central Meteorological Agency
Burgess Enters Sixth District Congressional Race
Hugh Burgess, Howard County Democrat and Maryland House of Delegates member, filed his candidacy for the Sixth Congressional District seat held by Charles Mac Mathias. A former chemist and current attorney, he urged faith in the nation’s heritage and institutions to outlast critics.
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Hugh Burgess
Howard County
Maryland
House of Delegates
Charles 'Mac' Mathias
Burgess
Phooey Campaign Targets Maddox with Phooey Grammers
Atlanta Governor Lester Maddox denounces a protest by James H. Moore who launched a phooey campaign including grams, buttons, bumper stickers and a flagpole idea. Moore says the motto is “phooey on him” and envisions widespread use of phooey items.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Lester
Moore
Maddox
Mathias Urges Interns to Improve Global Medical Care
Rep Charles McC Mathias Jr urged 17 Bethesda Naval Hospital graduates to aid global medical care. He cited US Latin America and South Vietnam issues and urged preventive child health, medical education, and cost reduction as solutions.
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Bethesda
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mathias
United States
Latin America
South Vietnam
New Economic Phase Emerges Amid Booming Yet Troubled Year
The piece argues the economy may shift into a new phase as consumer spending stays high but debt and costs rise. Unemployment could climb above 4 percent over six months, while inflation and taxes push prices up. A $6 billion spending cut and a 10 percent tax surcharge loom, signaling a potential slowdown or recession and a politically pivotal moment.
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New York
Puppy Palace Sells Pets With Guarantee
Wollaston Massachusetts business Arnold A Pell opens a puppy palace offering a 10 year guarantee on pets A puppy love room helps customers meet and assess compatibility between dog and owner to reduce returns.
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Puppy Palace
Wollaston, Mass
Arnold A. Pell
Pell
Economy questions expansion amid boom end fears
Citizens push for broader economy with more jobs lower taxes and possible more government spending. As a seven year cycle ends fundamental changes are in view while the stock market enters a prolonged period of scrutiny and critique.
Critique of Its Methods Reveals Growing Public Scrutiny
A fragment notes criticism of the organization’s methods, highlighting concerns over excesses and the resulting pressure for reform. The passage points to mounting public scrutiny and calls for accountability.
Soldier Robert L. White Assigned Near Pleiku Viet Nam
S/Spt. Robert L. White 27, son of Mrs. Alice May Jenkins, Towson, was assigned to Company D, 8th Infantry Battalion, 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku Viet Nam as a supply sergeant. His wife Jo Ann lives with Lt Frederick.
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Robert L. White
Alice May Jenkins
Towson
Ard
4Th Infantry Division
8Th Infantry
Pleiku
Viet Ham
Jo Ann
Frederick
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Phooey
SV V
Yet Ae
Fact Taylor
Market St. Abiabaontiy
Business Review
Snowy Mountains
Australia
Morrell
Franks
Jumbo Bologna
Morton Honey Buns
Paz
Johnny
North Market St
Hanover
Tetley
Morton
Frolic Soft Drinks
Rosemont Ave
LL. White
Arlans
Macleans
Eryday
Avoir
Prospect Plaza
S. Jefferson St
U. 8
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