FCTA PAC asks candidates 13 questions on education policy
The Frederick County Teachers Association Political Action Committee issued a 13 question questionnaire to primary candidates to compare views on educational issues. It may be followed by interviews and biographical materials for a voter information flyer.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Fcta-Pac
James H. Schofield
Aducatiorn
Schofield
Political Action Committee
League of Women Voters
Frederick County Grange
Farm Bureau
Fctapac
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Teacher Association
Teachers Association
Frederick County
Mintusanes
Hueicgs
Baptism in the Bible as essential to salvation debated
A reader argues from scripture that baptism is commanded by Jesus and the apostles for salvation, cites verses from Mark, Matthew, Acts, and Paul, and questions the thief on the cross and whether born again occurs before baptism. The letter emphasizes speaking where the Bible speaks and silent where silent.
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Wilkinson
Monrovia
Jesus
Peter
Jesus Christ
Paul
John
Damascus
Frederick branch supervisor named for Maryland Automobile Club
Appointment of Ralph Boyer as supervisor of the Frederick Branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland was announced by HB M Pro of Baltimore, secretary of the club. R Paul Smith of Hagerstown spoke at Hanover Pa Kiwanis Club luncheon on fellowship and brotherhood. Frederick Lodge BPO Eths held annual picnic at Markell Meadow with athletic events for about 200 attendees. The late George O and Abe McBride Barger’s children held their third annual reunion at SCOB Park in Brunswick with a basket lunch and officers’ meeting led by Mrs June Keller and Mrs Mary Howet. Troop 276 Board of Review recommended Ricky Boyer, David Fox, Jan Willard for promotion. Richard Simpson to First Class. Troop 278 to Camp Roosevelt with Scoutmaster Roland Hahn. attendees include Tommy Nikirk, Eddie Nikirk, David Fox, Richard Simpson, Jan Willard, Ricky Boyer, David Masser, Sammy Stauffer. Middletown summer program draws many youngsters. registration led by Mrs George Kloefelter, Mrs Hyden Hoffman, Mrs Vance Thompson, Amvets leaders.
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Ralph ¥. Boyer
Frederick
The
Automobile Club of Maryland
HB. M. Pro
Baltimore
Cle
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Hanover
Kiwanis Club
Richard McAllister
Frederick Lodge
Markell's Meadow
George O
Abe McBride Barger
Scob Park
Brunswick
June Keller
Mary Howet
Nancy Shriver
Board of Review
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Temberfoot
Ricky Boyer
David Fox
Jan Willard
Richard Simpson
Camp Roosevelt
Roland Hahn
Tommy Nikirk
Eddie Nikirk
David Masser
Sammy Stauffer
Thurmond shifts on child ads amid candy lobbying
Washington scene traces Sen. Strom Thurmond's dramatic flip on banning television ads aimed at children. He initially backed FCC action but, pressured by candy lobbyists and amid a $9800 million yearly stake, reversed to oppose restrictions, citing bureaucracy and lobbying influence.
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Washington
Sterna
Strom Thurmond
R-5
Federal Trade Commission
Pote
Michael Pertschuk
Thurmond
Commission
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Capitol
The
Chocolate Manufacturers Association
Federal Communications
Richard Wiley
Wiley
Tito
Congress
Marshal Tito
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Walkersville High
Dart
Walkersville High School
Anderson
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J.W
Ronald Wisner
Daysville
Robert E. Gary
Citizen's Creed
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Walkersville
Fleagle
Tria
California
Department of Hew
P.S
Robert E. Kennedy
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Hyden Hoffman
Vance Thompson
Amvets
Robert Haupt
John Holmes
Albert Burkhardt
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Yugoslavia
Draza Mihailovitch
Mihailovitch
Gemersl
Congress Congress
Tie
Foreign Ministry
Lawrence Eagleburger
Eagleburger
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
State Department
U.S
Dupont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Robert DuPont
Karst Bestman
Capitol Hill
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration
DuFont
Evan Kemp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kemp
SEC
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