Adolescent Care Program Explained To Lions Club
Dr. Thurmond Mott Jr spoke to the Lions Club on the adolescent care program at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville. He described the shift from mixed inpatient housing to a dedicated program begun in September 1963, funded by federal grants, with the Youth Center serving as the program hub. The effort includes academics, occupational therapy, and a varied recreation program, with six to eight month average stays and individualized patient needs.
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Thurmond Mott Jr
Lions Club
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
John Crum
Lion
Crum
Joseph Rhoderick
E. J. Hall
Harry S. Brasuk
Roger R. Harrison
Robert Petit
Davis T. Auldridge
Frank Rae Jr
P. David Youngahi
Maryland Senators Seek Return of Land to University
Washington AP Mary land senators urged Congress to expedite a bill returning about 14 acres of federal land to the University of Maryland. They cited enrollment growth at College Park and a need for a comprehensive building plan. Senators Brewster and Tydings noted the House approved such a bill in 1958 and the Senate in 1962, but progress stalled.
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Washington
Maryland
Congress
University of Maryland
College Park
University
Daniel B. Brewster
Joseph D. Tydings
House
Senate
Senators Cite Split House Passages Over Land Bill
In a statement to the Senate Interior Subcommittee on Public Lands the senators said the land has never passed both houses of Congress in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate Interior Subcommittee On Public Lands
Pope Paul VI Meets Cardinal Shehan in Private Audience
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI held a private audience with Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore. The Baltimore archdiocese spokesman said Shehan has been in Rome on business since Sunday and was expected to depart Friday.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Cardinal Shehan
Rome
Seven Children Left Alone in Glen Burnie Home
Seven children aged one to 11 were found alone in a Glen Burnie Park house after police received an anonymous call. Sgt Ezell reported floors littered with burned matches and clothing, with the kids saying they did not know where their mother was. She later called a bar, promised to return, but did not, and the children were taken to the police station for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burnie, Md
Glen Burnie Park
Thomas R. Ezell
Ezell
Six Area Residents Win Decrees of Divorce
Circuit Court sitting in equity grants six divorces. Shirley M. Gross of East Fourth Street wins a partial divorce from Robert Lee Gross of West Patrick Street with custody awarded. Harry A Wymer of North Bentz Street secures a final divorce from Elsie Marie Wymer of Cleveland. Frank Y. Miller Sr. of East Third Street receives an absolute divorce from Margaret E. Miller of West Seventh Street. Eleanor Esworthy of North Wisner Street wins a final divorce from Edward C. Esworthy of RFD 6 Frederick. decree signed by Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr.
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Circuit Court
Equity
Shirley M. Gross
East Fourth Street
Robert Lee Gross
West Patrick Street
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gross
Harry August Wymer
North Bentz Street
Elsie Marie Wymer
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert E. Clapp
Frank Y. Miller Sr
East Third
Mrs Julia Holcomb granted final divorce in city court
In a detention room custody arrangements for a minor were ordered with Mrs. Julia Lee Holcomb of Motter Avenue granted a final divorce from Thomas H. Holcomb of Sherman Avenue. Separately Austin E. Myers of West Pat pick Street received an absolute divorce from Mrs. Mary E. Myers of South Market Street with weekend custody provisions.
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Schnauffer
Julia Lee Holcomb
Motter Avenue
Thomas H. Holcomb
Sherman Avenue
Austin E. Myers
West Pat
Pick Street
Mary ’ E. Myers
South Market Street
Robbery at Morningside Home Targets Washington Family
Police sought two white men after they pistol whipped bound and robbed Charlies W. Bowles, his wife, and mother-in-law at their Morningside residence. The trio ransacked the home, tied gagged and secured them with adhesive tape, fleeing with about 800 to 1000 dollars. All were treated at Prince Georges General Hospital for bruises and injuries.
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Washington
Morningside
Charlies W
Bowles
Two Men Enter Bowles House Unwanted Talk With Police
Police attempted to speak with the Bowles household after two men gained entry asking for a discussion with the owner. The incident prompted inquiry into how access was obtained and the motives behind the visit. Authorities are reviewing security details and statements from residents.
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U. S
Pope
Shehan
Nassau
Buyer Travel Agency
Market St, MO
Loyola
Loyola Federal
Frederick
N. Market St
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Association
Charles
Preston
Baltimore, Maryland
Bowles House
Pleasant, Md
Prince Georges County
Fairfield
Pennsylvania
Country Club
New Lake
Gettysburg
American Realty Service Corporation
Lake Heritage
Plum Run Valley
National Shrine and Battlefield
New Lake Heritage
Wiwections
Tobey
Baltimore Pike
Lake Heriage
Stee
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