Blood Drive Plea Ahead of August 5 Bloodmobile Visit
Postmaster James A. Grove announces a Frederick County Blood Program appeal for donors for the August 5 bloodmobile stop at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Washington Red Cross reports depleted reserves across 68 hospitals including Frederick Memorial Hospital serving about 80 000 residents. Only 77 of 250 pledge-card notices returned with 51 confirmations 16 rescheduled and 10 removed. 173 still have not returned.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Grove
Washington Red Cross Blood Center
Washington Regional Blood Center
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Frederick
Four Hurt In Turnpike Bus-Tractor Crash Near Edison
Three buses and a tractor trailer collided on the New Jersey Turnpike sending about 40 people to hospitals. Four in fair condition were admitted, five more may be admitted, others treated and released. Passengers described buses stopped on the right shoulder before the impact.
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Ralph Genella
North Brunswick
Calcomp Plotter Sketches Ideal Woman
In Los Angeles, Calcomp’s plotter displays an ideal female form named Miss Formula. The machine sketched a bikini clad figure from toe to tip while drawing weather maps and other data. Specifications note a height of 5 ft 6 in and measurements 36-24-36 with weight listed as 115 to 118 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calcomp
Glade Valley Hosts Luncheon For Maryland Baptist College Officials
Walkersville and Woodsboro welcome Maryland Baptist College officials Friday at Walkersville Methodist Church luncheon. The event aims to link government and industry leaders with college officers amid plans to open by September 1, 1966 and a 3 million dollar fund drive.
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Walkersville
Woodsboro
Maryland Baptist College
Walkersville Methodist Church
Maryland Baptist College Corporation
Glade Valley
Maryland Baptist Convention
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
This City
Glade Valley Lions Club
Kent C. Nicodemus
Cline
Glen Burnie
Cecil Anderson
Silver Spring
Baptist Convention of Maryland
John Cummins
Baltimore
Mr. Woodward
Gainer Bryan
The
Maryland Baptist
Tist Convention of
Maryland
Hood College Names Eleven New Faculty Members
Hood College announces eleven new faculty appointments led by Dr. Margaret P. Ford associate professor of English and Dr. John Richard Moore visiting lecturer in English. New hires fill positions from history and languages to mathematics while eight leaving professors take leaves or retire. Alan D. Buck joins as assistant professor of mathematics, bringing Yale and Penn connections.
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Hood College
Mary Frear Keeler
Margaret P. Ford
Lake Erie College
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve
Lake Erie
Valparaiso University
Grove City College
Louisiana State University Press
John Richard Moore
Hood
Auburn University
Alabama
Tulane University
Harvard
Northeastern University
Boston
Phi Beta Kappa
Moore
Frederick
Alan D. Buck
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Guy Stull Resigns From Zoning Appeals Post
Lewistown dairy farmer Guy B Stull resigns from the Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals effective August 1 due to ill health. He was appointed October 7, 1963 to fill a vacancy left by Robert K Remsburg and the board expects to name a successor within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B Stull
Lewistown
Frederick
Stull
Appeals Board
Robert K. Remsburg
Thurmont
Five Held For City Muggings In Magistrate Court Hearing
Six juveniles charged with 10 counts of robbery faced a magnet hearing lasting from 10 a m to 6 30 p m Tuesday. Magistrate Byron W Thompson ordered five to be held for circuit court action while James J Naylor Jr was released for lack of evidence on two charges.
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Circuit Court
Magistrate's Court
Byron W. Thompson
James J. Naylor Jr
West South Street
Thompson
Lester E. Hoy
John Hanson
Preston A. Patterson
James KE. Boyce
Chapel Alley
Charles D. Fisher
Middle Alley
Melvin A. Boyce Jr
West Sixth Street
Hoy
O’bed L. Beall
Russell L. Shipe
Clifford L. Garrett Melvin Boyce
James Boyce
Patterson
Beall
Fisher
Naylor
Shipe
Garrett
City Police Detective Bureau
West Sixth
Klinehart
Fifth
North Market Streets
Edwin F Nikirk
Melvin Boyce
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Barry Goldwater Says Johnson Meeting Was Very Good
Barry Goldwater described his White House talk with President Johnson as very good and said they are old political friends. He hinted they discussed civil rights tensions during the campaign and added a joke about being warned not to pull a dog's ears. Jack Ruby’s lawyers filed 15 claims of error against his trial, beating the deadline by 30 minutes.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Johnson
Ruby Claims Error
Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Miss USA Semi Finalists Named in Pageant
Fifteen contestants were chosen as Miss USA semi finalists at the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant. Front row includes Toye Fay Esch of Salem Oregon Dorothea Langhans Wantagh New York Jackie Sue Maloney Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Patricia Turk Jackson Mississippi. Second row lists Janet Joy Erikson Salt Lake City Utah.
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Toye Fay Esch
Salem
Oregon
Dorothea Langhans
Wantagh
New York
Jackie Sue Maloney
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Patricia Turk
Jackson
Mississippi
Janet Joy Erikson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ranger 7 Maneuver Targets Moon Landing Aim
Pasadena AP reports Ranger 7, an 806 pound NASA spacecraft, completed a midcourse maneuver to align with a target area on the illuminated moon. Dr. William Pickering of JPL said the craft likely will hit the Sea of Clouds region, with final impact area determination to come after tracking data.
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Pasadena
Calif
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Pickering
Ranger 7
Space Agency
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Washington
NASA
Ranger
Earth
Pacific
Vas
GOP Heads Hoping For Party Unity
Republican running mates Barry Goldwater and William E Miller met with GOP congressional leaders for over an hour to push unity ahead of the campaign. Miller, a New York congressman, said they will be successful. Dirksen noted Kuchel had a conflicting appointment and would issue a later statement.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
William E Miller
Miller
New York
Goldwater
House
Senate
Thomas Kuchel
California
Everett . Dirksen
Illinois
Kuchel
Evesi
Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Caesar
Miners Trapped as Rescue Efforts Reach Tunnel Entrance
Rescue teams punched a tunnel entrance at a limestone mine in the Jura mountains near Champagne near the Swiss border. Nine miners trapped 200 feet below were reached by air tube and a microphone as surface teams dug a vertical shaft. Two groups reported three missing colleagues may have died, while others were found alive but awaiting extraction.
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Mt. River
Jura
France
Champagnole
Jura Moutains
Mt. Rivel
Chaperoning For Beauty Queens Like Mothering Little Chicks
Miami Beach AP reports Miss Oregon and 60 chaperones guide 100 contestants at Miss Universe. Chaperones liken work to motherhood, writing speeches and offering support amid nerves and heartbreak during the pageant events.
Miss USA Pageant Tonight Sees Historic Finalists
In Miami Beach 15 state entrants vie for Miss USA and a shot at Miss Universe 1964. Dorothy Johnson of Pocatello Idaho becomes the first Black finalist in a major U.S. beauty pageant, with Miss Maryland Royette Michele Tarry among the semifinalists.
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Pamela Jean Borgfeldt
Anniston
Alabama
Johnna Ruth Reid
Paducah
Kentucky
Barbara Joan Rithartz
Stratford
New Jersey
Susan Marlin
Fairbanks
Alaska
Gail Krielow
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Johnson
Pocatello
Idaho
Diane Balloun
Houston
Texas
Royette Michele Tarry
Baltimore
Maryland
Bobbi Johnson
District of Columbia
Jeanne Venables
Sacramento
California
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S
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Barry
U.S. Ranger
GOP
C-R
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kelly Smith
iMiss
Val Hanley
Minneapolis
Ingrid Fine
Oslo
Norway
Miami
Miss
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