Greek Political Scene Stabilizes After Crisis
Athens AP In the aftermath of a 1967 crisis Greece's King Constantine rejects Premier Papandreou's demand for command of the armed forces, triggering protests and violence. A year later Papandreou's Center Union wanes while Stephanos Stephanopoulos pads his coalition with ERE support, aiming for stability ahead of potential elections.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Coaliion
Sophanopoulos
Cener Union
Ogether
Center Union
Sephanopoulos
Stephanopoulos
ERE
Centr
Liberal Party
Vacation Bible School Set At Bush Creek Church
Bush Creek Church of the Brethren in Monrovia plans a July 25 to August 5 Vacation Bible School from 9 to 11 20 a m centered on The Church with field trips to other denominations. World Council aid, crafts, Bible booklets, and a closing program on August 7.
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Bush Creek
Clarence Sinclair
Austin Cooper
Anna Main
Louise Willard
Virginia Summers
Frederick Glass Company
Paul Testerman
Lorene Brunner
Jean Fender
Zittles Hold Reunion At Jefferson
The Zittle family held their second annual reunion at Everhart's meadow near Jefferson on Sunday July 10. Prizes included door prize to Jean Paden and Naomi Gigeous, largest family Joyce Zittle, youngest child Mattie Swomley, oldest couple Dan and Esther Parsons, and travel farthest. Officers elected included Douglas Zittle as President and Margaret Zittle as Vice President. Attendees listed by family and town names from Rockville to Hagerstown.
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Alvey
Zittle
Everhart’s Meadow
Jefferson
Door Prize
Jean Paden
Naomi Gigeous
Joyce Zittle
Mattie Swomley
Dan Parsons
Douglas Zittle
Margaret Zittle
Esther Reynolds
Sec-Tres
Alvey H. Zittle
Janis
Doug Jr
David and
Joyce
Middletown
Edgar Parsons
Chester
Austin Kinna
Wanda
Dean
Brenda
Oberon answers age talk at party amid Hollywood glow
Hollywood star Merle Oberon deflects questions on aging, saying she swims daily and maintains fitness. She notes pools at homes in Acapulco, Mexico City, and Cuernavaca, and follows a sparing diet. The piece recalls her career starting with The Private Life of Henry VIII and her return in Hotel with Michael Rennie. Local names Bhut Poffenberger and guests from Boonsboro are listed.
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Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Estelle Merle O’. Brien Thompson
Tasmania
Henry VIII
Charles Laughton
Acapulco
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Women groups form local WICS chapter for Job Corps
A coalition of United Church Women Frederick Council of Jewish Women Catholic Daughters and the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club launches a Frederick WICS chapter for the federal Women’s Jobs Corps. Elaine Fedder explains centers train 16 to 21 year olds from deprived families in basic education occupational skills and citizenship with 15 centers planned by next June. Volunteers run the program tied to the Anti Poverty and Office of Economic Opportunity. local heads plan to organize and recruit for Cerac.
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Women's Jobs Corps
WICS
Fedder
Office of Economic Opportunity
National Council of Catholic Women
National Council of Jewish Women
National Council of Negro Women
United Church Women
Earl Howard
United Churchomen
Maurice Guss
Frederick
Army Viet Nam unit G gets chapel with Frederic grad help
An infantry unit, the 1st Brigade of the 1st Army Cavalry Division in Viet Nam, has a chapel completed April 22 thanks to 1902 Frederick High School graduate Staff Sgt. William F. Phelps. Phelps, from Frederick, has served in Viet Nam since August 1963 and will be reassigned to Fort Bragg, Mississippi? His wife lives in Catonsville and will join him at Fort Bragg. they have no children.
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Edna Hipking
Virginia Burell
Evelyn Neal
Ann Summers
Helen Main
Evelyn Brashears
Marijean Kaetzel
Barbara Brunner
People of God
Charlotte Mullinix
Shirley Kings
Betty Shannberger
Mildren Davis
Bety Thompson
Evelyn Blank
Nancy Shultz
Edye the Harshman
Margaret Snyder
Anne Lease
Mary Lou Chaney
Austin Cooper
Betty Thompson
Christian Education
Anna Lease
Children
Dorcas Main
Viet Nam
Frederick High School
1St Army Cavalry Division
William F. Phelps
Emma M Phelps
RFD 4
Frederick
Benjamin O Phelps
Phelps
United States
Fort Bragg
M.G
Catonsville
Two Sons In Viet Not Fair
Graceham mother, Mrs. C. Harry Boller, laments that two of her sons serve in Vietnam. Elder Charles H. Boller spent 13 months in Cant Tho with the Army, while younger Earle Guy Boller serves aboard the U S S Intrepid. She recalls recruitment, mail delays, and the emotional strain of sons in combat zones.
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Graceham
Viet Nam
C. Harry Boller
Earle Guy Boller
U.S.S. Intrepid
Vietnam
Charles H. Boller
Cant Tho
United States Army
First World Series Home Run by Jim Sebring
Mrs. Bol ler fretted over the schedule as the war loomed while Jim Sebring of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit the first World Series home run on Oct 1 1903 against the Boston Red Sox marking a historic baseball milestone.
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Jim Sebring
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
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