Foundations Reform Sparks Debate In Frederick Letter Page
The News prints letters and editorials on foundations reform and extremist labels. Thornton Pratt questions restrictions and McCarthyism while urging caution against liquidating foundations.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
4
Johnson faces Malaysian request test in a Southeast Asian clash
President Johnson confronts Malaysia's plea for U S help against Indonesian guerrillas and the risk of a broader Southeast Asian quagmire. Malaysia asks for training of leaders and arms, while Sukarno accuses Washington of being played. Britain mainly handles Malaysia, but U S commitments could grow beyond Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Malaysia
U. S
U.S
Rahman
America
Indonesia
Washington
Sukarno
Uncle Sam
British Commonwealth
South Viet Nam
Open Mind Leads Him Away From Extremism
In a Letter to the Editor the author reflects on open mindedness and extremism. He notes that reading extremist literature did not erase his own thoughts or leave his mind a blank page. He questions how openness should be defined and how it guides his spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Hood College plans expansion to meet rising enrollment
Hood College considers leasing another house to house new students as enrollment grows. The college now occupies five city houses and rents rooms in two others. In Frederick, the Red Cross class and city rules discussed spitting penalties, while B Rosenaar and Sons store front sign received gold leaf and a fresh repaint. Lieutenant Elmer Munshower of Company A travels to Hagerstown to train Company B riflemen. J Howard Allnut, Buckeystown District farmer, named Supervisor of Assessment for Frederick County under the new tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Hood College
Apple
Frederick
B. Rosenaar and Sons
North Market Street
H. R. Lampe
Elmer K. Munshower
Company A
Hagerstown
Company B
Munshower
Maryland
J. Howard Allnut
Buckeystown
State Tax Commission
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago in The News Post July 28 1944
Highlights include U S tanks breaking through the first German line near St Lo and engaging in street fighting in Marigny. Local civic notes cover Kiwanis luncheon remarks on the county audit by Mrs Ransom R Lewis Jr, Frederick. a Braddock Heights company outing with 725 attendees. and the reelection of Garner W Denmead as chairman of the State Game and Inland Fish Commission along with James H Gambrill Jr and Harold Smith Kolmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
France
St. Lo
Marigny
S County Auditor
Ransom R. Lewis Jr
Frederick County League of Women Voters
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
Braddock Heights
Iron and Steel Workers
Elmer L. Stockman
Roy F. Fogle
Wilmer R. Va
Snively E. Spanger
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Garner W. Denmead
Baltimore
James H Gambrill Jr
Frederick
Harold Smith Kolmer
Denmead
Mr. Gambrill
Commission
Kolmer
State Game Department
Story Behind Rochester Trouble Continues With Riot Violence
After two nights of fear in Rochester Negro areas a deadly riot escalated when a helicopter strike on a dwelling killed the pilot and two residents. The riot burned out by nightfall with no clear gains for either side. An 11 year old Cascade boy was hospitalized in Hagerstown after a fall from a cherry tree on a Sabillasville farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Monay
James Toms
Harry Toms
George W. Delauter
Sabillasville
Harrison Reunion At Prospect Hall Near Mt Airy
The third Harrison descendants reunion will be held August 2 at Prospect Hall near Mt Airy. The picnic starts at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley and
Eliza Ann Harrison
Prospect Hall
Mt. Airy
Frederick County Board Eyes Budget Request for First Grade Classrooms
Allen R. Gaddis of La Plata Maryland writes that the Frederick County Board of Education may seek funds in the budget for one of these machines per first grade classroom. He notes the cost as 30,0000 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Presidential Campaign Faces Rough Road Ahead
President Johnson and Senator Goldwater prepare for a heated campaign with brickbats likely. Goldwater warns of blasts while Johnson claims decades of experience and a focus on issues. The race promises sharp lines between conservatives and liberals amid potential domestic unrest and foreign events.
Prolonged Fasting Increases Health Risks Warns Medical Journal
The magazine Today's Health cautions that starvation alone cannot be a weight loss program. Short fasts may be safe for some, but risks include gouty arthritis, low blood pressure, and anemia. Medical supervision is essential for any fasting plan, and balanced dieting with exercise is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today
American Medical Association
Heart Association Board Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Frederick County Heart Association holds its first meeting under new president Bruce Crum. The gathering at Crum's Harmony Grove home starts 7:30 p.m. with election of five executive committee members and appointments of committee chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Heart Association
Bruce Crum
Crum
Harmony Grove
Heart Association
Judge Demands Orderly Appearance in New Jersey Court
In Newark, Judge William A. Consadine halted a divorce proceeding until a witness dressed in yellow slacks changed into more suitable attire. He stated the remark targeted the dignity of the state of New Jersey, not his own personal dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
William A. Consadine
Essex County
Consadine
Planners Reject Seneca Dam Proposal Across Counties
The council voices serious concern over social and economic impacts of the Seneca Dam, noting large land contributions from udoun and Montgomery Counties would exceed their needs. It calls for compromise studies as Anna Hedrick and Fairfax City officials urge firmer action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udoun
Montgomery
Anna F. Hedrick
Loudown County
Town Nears Final Tests on New Well Near Cave-In
Workers fill a street hole while officials await Johns Hopkins geologist final report on a new well. Mayor says tests show cloudy water so far. if no clear result, search for an alternate source resumes. Officials note a large but cloudy flow at the old creamery well supports locating a suitable water source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins
Trout
Six Hurt In Weekend Accidents At Warner Hospital
Six people were treated at Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania over the weekend for injuries from various incidents. Saturday cases include Donald J Harner 57 Emmitsburg with a fracture from dropping a radiator and William F Austin 24 Taneytown with an ankle sprain after stepping from a milk truck into a rut. William R Rohrbaugh 5 of Emmitsburg fractured forearm in a fall from a tree. Bernard J Fink Jr 17 Thurmont treated Sunday for a fractured nose in an automobile accident near Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Donald J. Harner
Emmitsburg
William F. Austin
Taneytown
William R. Rohrbaugh
Kenneth Ro
Multiple Local Obituaries from Maryland Area
Death notices from Maryland list William A. Brown 61 of Baltimore at City Hospital with service at Hicks Funeral Home. William H. Eaton 70 of Engle Jefferson County WV died. burial at Fairview Bolivar. Grace E. Eby 74 of near Thurmont died at Western Maryland Hospital after illness. services at Thurmont United Brethren Church. Ann Hildebrand Gordon 25 of Woodsboro died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. Annie Sestili 56 of Taneytown died at University Hospital Baltimore. Requiem Mass at St Joseph Church Taneytown. Henry H. Springer of Emmitsburg died yesterday at J Annie Warner Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. B
William A. "Brown
Baltimore
Baltimore City Hospital
Charles A
Etta Témiplé Brown
Eidié Brown
Cordelia Disney
Frederic
Hicks
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
William H. Eaton
William Henry Eaton
Engle
Jefferson County
W. Va
Loudoun County
John Marion
Dora Mae Wilklow Eaton
Bakerton
Standard Lime and Cement Corporation
Edith Eaton
Harry Walter
Charles Town
Charles E. Gordon
Ann Hildebrand Gordon
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
T. Roger
L. Virginia Biddinger Hildebrand
Roger LeRoy Hildebrand
J. Henry Hildebrand
Doris Price
Walkersville
Nancy Trout
Julius Sestili
Annie Sestili
Taneytown
University Hospital
Henry H. Springer Henry Harrison Springer
Emmitsburg
J. Annie Warner Hospital
Emmitsburg Carpenter Springer obituary note
A life long Emmitsburg resident and carpenter, Springer was the son of the late George S. and Fannie Lantz Springer. Survivors include two brothers Milton G. of Rocky Ridge and Christopher C. and a sister Mrs Russell Andrews, both of Emmitsburg. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Incarnation United Church of Christ with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Visitation at Wilson Funeral Home after 7 pm today and at the church tomorrow from 2 pm until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Springer
Incarnation United Church of Christ
George S
Fannie Lantz Springer
Milton G
Rocky Ridge
Christopher C
Russell Andrews
Mountain View
Wilson Funeral Home
Area Youth To Take Part In Farm Meet
Miss Susan Elaine Martin of Emmitsburg has been chosen for the 1964 Youth Program at the 36th annual national farm business conference to be held August 9 to 12 at Michigan State University. The American Institute of Cooperation meeting theme is Dynamic Dimensions for Cooperatives, with Miss Martin on August 10 panels discussing Career Opportunities for Youth in Cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elaine Martin
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Michigan State University
American Institute of Cooperation
Martin
Blue Shield Plan Gains Subscribers
The Maryland Blue Shield Plan reports an average rise of 2,000 subscribers per month in the first six months of the year. Total enrollment reaches a record 797,000, with major local supporters including Farmers and Mechanics National Bank The Frederick News Post Frederick County government City of Frederick and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Blue Shield
Community Medical Surgical
Blue Shield
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick News - Post
Frederick County Government
City of Frederick
Frederick County Products Inc
N. W. Etzler Co Inc
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Easy Money From Insurance Stops
A Kansas City man, Joseph Lewis Appleby, pleaded guilty to collecting about $10 000 on a false injury claim after staging more than 35 automobile accidents over four years. Prosecutors said 42 witnesses would testify to his method of rear-end collisions for cash settlements. The note about the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts appears in the source but is not tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Dillon
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Foundation
Foundation Library Center
Reveue
James Marlow
Associated Préfé
Washington
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Jong
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Joseph Lewis Appleby
Donald L. Mason
Appleby
Ordered Held For Burglary in Frederick
A 21 year old Frederick man Donald Charles Hackey was ordered held for action by the Grand Jury after a preliminary hearing on burglary charges. Miss Vickie Sue Stinett testified she woke to a flashlight in her eyes but could not identify Hackey. Hackey admitted being in the apartment with another subject seeking wallets, with nothing stolen or broken. He requested psychiatric tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Grand
Donald Charles Hackey
Byron W. Thompson
Hackey
Vickie Sue Stinett
West Patrick Street
Frederick Bowers
Local families share travel and graduation news
Mrs James Van Sant of Ridgeville returned home after visiting son in law Jerry Ferrara and daughter in Warwick Rhode Island. Her granddaughters Barbara Hyatt and Melody Badger joined the trip by bus. Mr and Mrs Roland Long attended their son Robert's Strayer College graduation in Washington at the Statler Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Sant
Ridgeville
Jerry Ferrara
Warwick
R. I
van Sant
Barbara Hyatt
Clifford Hyatt
Severna Park
Melody Badger
Frank Badger
Mt. Airy
Roland C. Long
RFD 3
Robert
Strayers Junior College
Washington
Statler Hilton
Sick Mrs Frushour Returns Home From Frederick Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Lester Frushour of South Market Street returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been a patient since July 18. Keith Russell Delauter five year old son of Mr and Mrs Russell E Delauter of Thurmont is improving satisfactorily at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown where he has been a patient since the accident last Thursday. Radio astronomers have speculated on Jupiter signals arising from storms electrons and magnetic field or solar effects on the planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Frushour
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Keith Russell Delauter
Russell E. Delauter
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
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THE
Camne
Associated
Associated Press
Thornton M. Pratt
McMurray Street
John Birchers
Devilbiss
U. S Supreme Court
Winter
John Birch Society
U. S. Supreme Court
American Legion
Earl Warren
Farm Bureaus
Gordon
Commodore E. Giffin
Johnny
Rochester
William B. Miller
New York
Miller
White House
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Seneca Dam
Guy Eby
Grace E. Eby
Western Maryland Hospital
Lantz
Washington A
Amanda Ambrose Ridenour
Thurmont United Brethren Church
Earl T. Miller
Mary M. Eby
Washington, D. C
Albert C. Palmer
Creager Funeral Home
Harry E. Krone
United Brethren
Blue Shield Plan
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Philadelphia
United States
Philip van Doren Stern
John Lane
Jupiter
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