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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1965

Page

3

Fort Detrick reports 6.39 million spent with local share

Fort Detrick Public Information Office releases FY 1965 spending figures showing $6,391,950 in purchases for supplies equipment and services through June 30. Frederick County vendors received $1,669,661 while Baltimore and Washington areas netted $1,360,538 and $873,722 respectively.

Fort Detrick Fort Dewnck Robert K. Bradford Frederick County Hagerstown Balitimore Washington Area Baltimore - Washington-Frederick-Hagerstown Bradford Ernest W. Taverner Taverner Ira A. Caldwell Sam Marone William E. Sittig

Deaf workshop leaders named for regional event

Kenneth Kritz from Frederick Maryland and Carolyn Burns of Oakland California join Gilbert Delgado of Washington DC as staff for the Deaf Film workshop. Domn Hicks of Fayetteville Arkansas serves as this year's workshop director.

Kenneth Kritz Frederick

Local Combo Returns Home After Two Months Tour

Damion and the Classics, Frederick's rockabilly act, return after five months and 85000 miles of travel performing in night clubs and on TV radio across six states. They metBo Diddley, Al Baca, Ace Cannon and two Kinks. stayed with Willie Shoemaker in Louisville. appeared at Peppermint Lounge in New York. They declined several labels before signing with Past Present Future Productions to form a new label. The six piece group, now with Greg Cox and Van Showe, plan more touring through the year, starting July 26 at the Hollyoke Club in Indianapolis.

Michael R. Oker Washington National Airport Dudlas Fort Detrick Army Sam W. Houston, II Oklahoma City Okla St. Louis Houston Douglas Senior High School Babe Ruth Frederick Meurdy Ontario Canada New England New York Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Virginia Damion Michael Stup Bo Didley al Baca Ace Cannon The Kinks England Louisville Willie Shoemaker Herman’s Hermits A.B.C Paramount Redbird United Artists Past, Present Future Productions Inc the Classics Stup Greg Cox Mt. Airy van Showe Hagerstown Cox Showe Kenneth Dean Runkles Thomas Kline Hollyoke Club Indianapolis Ind

Smith At N Y School Workshop at Columbia University

Warren C. Smith principal of Frederick High School attends a 32-person workshop on secondary school curriculum at Teacher's College Columbia University in New York City. The conference ends July 39.

Warren C. Smith Frederick High School Teacher's College, Columbia University New York City Department of

Oratorio Scheduled At Baptist Assembly

A public oratorio titled The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theodore Dubois will be presented Friday at 2 30 pm in Hood College chapel. Directed by Dr William Horton of Ouachita College Arkadelphia Ark the choir has rehearsed daily during Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly meetings which run through Saturday.

Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly Hood College Chapel Christ Theodore Dubois William Horton Ouachita College Arkadelphia Ark Conferences of Maryland Baptists

Barry Goldwater Seen in New York With Chin Fuzz

Barry Goldwater, once the Republican presidential candidate, was reported to be in New York City wearing a mustache and goatee as his office said he flew off on an unannounced mission. He is set to enter a Phoenix hospital next week for neck ailment surgery.

Phoenix Ariz Barry Goldwater New York City Goldwater Phoeni Hospital

Pay as you go in Eddyville toll quip mocks fate

In Eddyville Kentucky Sheriff Wow Aver, transporting a prisoner to the penitentiary, ran short of a $1 toll at a pay station. He joked to the prisoner that he would need a loan to reach the pen. The inmate then covered the remaining 50 cents.

Eddyville Sheriff Wow Aver Aver

Shriver visits 15 antipoverty projects in New York

Sargent Shriver director of the Office of Economic Opportunity spent 12 hours Thursday visiting 15 antipoverty projects in low income Bronx Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods to review efforts and progress.

New York Sargent Shriver U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity Bronx Brooklyn Queens

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