Dr Earhart Addresses Lions Club in Frederick Hotel
Dr Quentin L Earhart assistant superintendent for instruction with the Frederick County Board of Education spoke at a Lions Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He outlined findings from his doctoral study on Maryland school management, noting Maryland’s strong system, and urged local support for county education. He described superintendent backgrounds, salaries, hours, and the need to balance administration with classroom time and professional study.
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Quentin L Earhart
Frederick County
Maryland
Earhart
Warsland
Baltimore
Out of Marland
Maryland University
Earhart Beleves
John P Thrasher
Charman
Juten P Delphey
John Howard
Thomas
Kennedy sends McCloy to Moscow over disarmament talks
President Kennedy directs top disarmament adviser John J. McCloy to Moscow for a fresh round of negotiations on a general arms reduction accord. McCloy will meet Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin after initial Washington talks with Rusk and Bundy, as officials warn progress remains uncertain and the UN may take up the issue if talks fail.
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Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
John J .“ieClay
White House
McCloy
Valerian Azorin
Bundy
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
United Nations
General Assembly
Khrushchev
Macmillan Hosts Red Spaceman
Maj Yuri Gagarin spent 20 minutes Thursday with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan who called the Soviet spaceman a delightful fellow and said they had a very happy meeting. Interpreters aided the discussion at Admiralty House as Gagarin answered questions with technical insight.
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London
Yuri Gagarin
Harold Macmillan
Admiralt House
Macmillan
Royal Society For the Advancement of Science
W HecCrea
Royal Astronomical Society
McCrea
Boy on Bicycle Hurt in Collision in Frederick
Kevin Danner nine hurt when he rode into a car at 406 pm at North street and Montclair avenue. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for cuts to his right leg. The boy swerved to avoid a stopped car driven by Charles Broun and struck the vehicle's right front. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kevin Danner
Walter W Danner Jr
Trail Avenue
North Street
Montclair Avenue
Charles 0 Broun
Franklin Street
Nathan Dorsey
Missionary map shows United Church of Christ of Japan
A map illustrates eight denominations in Japan with missionary points of interest. Mrs Schroer and her husband, active in the Japanese mission field for over 30 years, are on furlough and expect to return in October. Pictured left to right are Mrs LeRoy M Kutz Jr, Miss Catherine M Sheldy, Mrs Schroer, Rev Berges and Mrs Charles W Poole.
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Japan
United Church of Christ of Japan
United Church of Christ
Evangelical & Reformed and Congregational Christian
Schroer
Frank J Keefer
Schroers
LeRoy M Kutz Jr
Catherine M Sheldy
Rev Berges
Charles W Poole
Womens Guild of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
Gilbert Schroer
Re. Berges
Hoffa Wins Mail-Fraud Dismissal In Orlando Case
United States District Judge Joseph Lieb dismissed 12 counts of the Hoffa associated indictment citing improper grand jury selection. Hoffa Henry Lower and Robert McCarthy Jr faced possible reindictment and penalties if charged again, with earlier claims tied to use of Teamsters funds for a Brevard County tract.
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Orlando Fla
Teamsters
James R Hoffa
Imis
Ins Associates
Joseph Prieb
Hoffa
Henry Lower
Detroit Teamsters
Robert E McCarthy Jr
Detroit
Sin Vaile, Inc
Cape Canaveral
Lieb
Justice Departments
Robert F Kennedy
Washinngton
Lower
McCarthy
Brevard County
Il Jal
Liebs
Orlando
Iga
Senate Backets Committee
Busumon
Parliament votes UNESO bid for Irish Republic membership
Dublin reports the Irish Parliament has unanimously backed seeking membership in the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. The decision signals intent to engage UNESCO as Ireland pursues inclusion in the global cultural and educational body.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
UN Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Kashmir Talks Between Kennedy and Khan Report Progress Hope
President Kennedy and Pakistan President Ayub Khan discussed the Kashmir dispute during three days of talks in Washington. A joint communique said both leaders urged an early settlement and affirmed Pakistan’s borders, with Ayub stressing Kashmir’s importance to his people and urging India and Nehru to redouble efforts. Ayub also called for a positive US role to press India toward settlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
United States
Ashmur
Ayub Re
Ayub
Nash
South Asia
India
Kashmir
Nehru
Pakistan and India clash over plebiscite stance in state
The transcript notes Pakistan pushing for a United Nations plebiscite to decide the state's future while India rejects the plan. It also mentions Japan detailing a 10 year plan to double living standards for workers and farmers.
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United Nations
India
Pakistan
Japan
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Frederick, Md
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Wachter Photo Center
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Joseph D
Joe) Baker
Insley’s Shoes
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Nunn Bush and
Edgerton Shoes
Nunn Bush
Edgerton
Insley's Shoes
Western Maryland Trust Co
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