United Church of Christ Plans Hood College Talks
The Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ sponsors a six day Christian education workshop at Hood College with the theme Growing as A Christian. It targets lay parish leaders and uses demonstrations, discussions, individual study, and group dynamics. Mrs Kenneth E. Bishop leads the demonstration laboratory school with staff drawn from Frederick County parishes. Local organizing partners include Rev. Joseph E. Clem Mrs Richard Roof and Rev. Bronson Staley. Participants hail from Maryland Delaware New Jersey DC Virginia and West Virginia.
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Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
Kenneth E. Bishop
Frederick
Widraw
Frederick County
Delaware
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Community Action At Its Best Fire hall planned for Libertytown to serve area
Libertytown residents form a fire company after two costly 1962 blazes. A 60,000 dollar two story concrete building will rise on donated land 5 miles from Union Bridge and Walkersville. The new unit has a 150 member roster 20 active firefighters seven running gear sets and a junior auxiliary program.
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Libertytown
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Mount Airy
New Market
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
F. Loraine Simpson
Libertytown Civic Association
New Fire Company
Libertytown Volunteer Fire Company
James Q. Ecker
Ridge Volunteer Fire Department
Ecker
Ridge Firemen
Libertytown - Unionville Lions Club
Libertytown Company
University of Maryland
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Libertytown Fire Department
Frederick City
Carroll County
Libertytown Ladies’ Auxiliary
Liberty Fire Company
Richard C. Sappington
Paul M. Nash
William M Bill
Larry Welsh
Clarence A. Myers
Charles I. Joy
William F Hoff
J Robert Stevens
George R. Keller
Robert Dorsey
C Strafford Grabill
Michael G Misulia
Norman C. Smith
Charles L. Anglesbee
Paul L. Dixon
Stevens
U S Arab Ties Sour On Nasser Anniversary
Cairo reports say U S relations with the United Arab Republic worsen on the thirteenth anniversary of Nasser's rise to power. President Nasser accuses Washington of demanding conditions for aid while Egypt accuses Bruce Odell of CIA links. Alexandria arrests Mustafa Amin amid the tension.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Washington
U.S
Bruce Taylor Odell
Central Intelligence Agency
Egypt
Mustafa Amin Amin
Alexanddria
Niewspa Prrf Aphlye
Eight Reported Dead As Boat Explodes
PORTSMOUTH VA AP The Coast Guard said the fishing trawler Snoopy with at least 12 aboard exploded Friday night about 45 miles east of Currituck Sound NC. First reports put deaths at eight. Coast Guard said the trawler snagged a torpedo or mine in its nets around 9 30 p m. The vessel broke apart and four survivors were picked up by nearby vessels as Coast Guard aircraft dropped flares to aid the rescue effort.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Currituck Sound
N. C
Building Permits Granted Yesterday
Building permits listed include new homes, a milking parlor, a hog farrowing house, a porch and breezeway, a basement and a permanent residence, and various mobile homes. Named applicants include Everett Morer, John Glass, Harry Pfeiffer, George Moser, Harry Koontz, Joseph French, R.R. Rice, Frank Cantwell, Bernard Grove, Homer Coven, Chester Willard, James Welty, Jack Neal, Bonnie Neal, Joseph Weddle, Roscoe Pearce, and Gerald Caldwell among others across Frederick County locations such as Thurmont Emmitsburg Point of Rocks and Damascus.
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Reno Monument Road
U.S 40
Joseph L. French
Point of Rocks
Links Bridge Road
R.R. Rice
Frederick
Cemetery Drive
Burkittsville
Harry C. Pfieffer
Harbaugh Road
Frank Cantwell
Washington, D.C
Canterbury Drive
Pembrook Street
Bernard L. Grove
Locust Boulevard
Middletown
Shryock Mill
Old Frederick Road
Homer
Geneva Coven
Braddock Heights
Sabillasville Road
Chester N. Willard
Lantz
Shields
Emmitsburg
James
Virginia Welty
William Street
Sunnybrook
Edgemont Road
Jack
Bonnie Neal
RFD
Lynn Burke
New Market View
Roscoe L. Pearce
Damascus
Moser Road
Jimtown
Gerald D. Caldwell
Thurmont
Dorothy Dix Wife confronts husband work addiction
Dr Joyce Brothers analyzes a woman’s letter about a husband who works late nightly, ignoring family. The column explores work as aggressive outlet, possible fatherly influence, and ways to share attention, urging understanding and potential changes.
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DR. Joyce Brothers
Dr Brothers
A.L
A. L
Ford and Philco test radio road alert system on highways
A Ford and Philco demonstration showcases an experimental radio road alert system using a car memory unit and magnetic tape to deliver voice warnings via the car radio. Signals trigger warnings on hazards like roadblocks and wrong-way driving, aiming to reduce accidents with roadside transmitters and enhanced driver cues.
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Frank Carey Washington
Potomac River
Yuield
Pentagon
Potomac
Ford Motor Co
Philco Co
Ford
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
An exhortation on finding nourishment in one’s life work and answering God’s call. It argues that true success comes from dedicating oneself to divinely chosen tasks, noting the sorrow of a lifelong hated profession and urging discovery of one’s true purpose.
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Earl L. Douglass
Korean Floods Take 240 Lives
In southeastern Korea floods from torrential rains on the Nakton River and its tributaries have killed at least 240 people and left 98 missing. Over 233,000 residents have been displaced from their homes.
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Seoul
Korea
Nakton River
Hagerstown Truck Crash Injures Man
Ferdinand Forthman of Andrews Maryland was injured when his truck left U S 40 west of Hagerstown, struck a tree and overturned. He was pinned in the vehicle and listed in fair condition at Washington County Hospital.
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Andrews
Md_ mar
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
U.S. 40
Ferdinand Forthman
Forthman
Eight Germans Sentenced Over Kulmhof Mass Killings
In Bonn, Germany, eight Germans were sentenced to 13% months to 13 years for aiding the murder of 152,000 Jews at Kulmhof concentration camp near Lodz during World War II. Three others were freed. Judge Rudolf Bohnen called the penalties symbolic since each case could have carried life imprisonment.
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Bonn
Germany
Kulmhof
Lodz
Poland
Rudolf Bohnen
Accessory Status Under Orders Used By Soldiers
The remark notes that individuals were classified as accessories because they did not go to camp willingly but complied under military orders, reflecting coercive deployment and absence of voluntary enlistment or choice.
Apple crop predicted for Maryland and Delaware
College Park Maryland reports from the Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service indicate a 1965 apple crop of 1,480,000 bushels as of July 1. This would be about 5 percent below 1964. Delaware production is expected near 250,000 bushels, about 4 percent lower than last year.
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College Park
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Bell- McClure Syndicate
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