Hood College to N ame Rev Read Baccalaureate Speaker
The Rev Dr David H C Read of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City will deliver Hood College’s baccalaureate address Friday at 7 30 p m in Coffman Chapel. The 135 graduates and families attend as the Hood College Choir directed by Charles J Warner performs two Brahms anthems. Open to the public the service notes Read’s leadership since 1956 after leading University Missions in several countries and his National Radio Pulpit program appearances.
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David H. C. Read
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Charles J. Warner
Brahms
Read
England
Canada
Australia
Scotland
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Freedom Award Won By Teacher Catharine Ahalt at Middletown High
Mrs. Catharine H Ahalt a Middletown High School teacher will receive a Teachers Medal Award from the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The honor joins 252 teachers nationwide for exceptional work in teaching citizenship patriotism and moral values. Principal Harry V Frushour notes her use of records films and books to enhance U S History and a brochure from the school supported her nomination. Dr Kenneth D Wells foundation president says the ceremony will be held in a special event likely at Fort Detrick.
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Catharine H. Adalt
Myersville
Middletown High School
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Republic
Harry V. Frushour
Princepal
Ahalt
U.S
Jacob Kintz longtime Frederick News-Post employee dies
Jacob Frederick Kintz of Magnolia Avenue a veteran compositor with 40 years service at the Frederick News Post died Saturday at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown after surgery for a head injury He observed his 87th birthday last December Born in Frederick he was a son of the late Jacob and Jo Kintz Continue on Page 3
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Jacob Frederick Kintz
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick News-Post
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick
Jacob and
Frederick County High Schools Set to Graduate 1050 This Week
Frederick County will graduate 1,050 students next week across six schools. Frederick High leads with 470 graduates on June 9 at 10 a.m., followed by Middle Town 140 at 8 p.m. Then Thurmont 115 on the lawn at 8 p.m. weather permitting, Walkersville 108 at 8 p.m., Linganore 95 at 8:30 p.m., Brunswick 86 at 7:30 p.m., and Emmitsburg 34 at 8 p.m. Mount Airy also hosts ceremonies Thursday at 8 p.m. Each event features a senior class address.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Middletown High School
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High School
Linganore High School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick Fire Hall
Emmitsburg High School
Mount Airy High School
Annual PTA Workshop Set Here Wednesday
Dr William A Early vice president of the Maryland Council of PTAs will address the Frederick County Council of PTAs workshop at 730 p m Wednesday in North Frederick Elementary School He will head a discussion on the role of the principal in parent teacher associations and a panel on the duties of presidents and vice presidents of PTAs.
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William A. Early
Maryland Council of Ptas
Frederick County Council of
PTA
North Frederick
Early
Dr. Early
John C. Stidman
Ptas
Paul L. Brown
A. K. Romoser
Maryland Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
John D. Loizeaux
Richard A. Comstock
Boyd Smith
Final Astronaut Checkups Ahead of Gemini 4 Flight
Cape Kennedy Fla AP two astronauts McDivitt and White undergo routine medical exams to supply data for postflight comparison as countdown begins for a historic Gemini 4 mission. Kraft leads an all afternoon review with doctors technicians and range personnel to confirm readiness. White will spacewalk tethered to the craft reaching near the tumbling Titan II booster at 17 500 mph for 10 to 12 minutes to photograph it.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Christopher C. Kraft
Project Gemini
McDivitt
White
Holiday traffic toll sets record nationwide
The National Safety Council says Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths rose to 450, a second consecutive record, with inadequacies in driving skills blamed. Howard Pyle called for better driving judgment and noted failed safety tests mirrored in the weekend toll including three fatal auto crashes near Needles, Lone Pine, and San Jose, California, that killed 16 people.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Pyle
Needles
Lone Pine
San Jose
Calif
Republicans Updating Platform Meets to Update 1964 Platform
The Republican Policy Coordinating Committee convenes to revise the 1964 platform with likely critical stances on President Johnson’s program. The 23 member group aims to harmonize views on union shop bans and other issues while preparing recommendations from task forces on federal state relations human rights job opportunities fiscal matters and foreign affairs for a June 28-29 National Committee meeting in Washington. Eisenhower will attend the first session alongside Dewey Nixon and Goldwater with only Alf Landon unable to attend.
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Washington
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Johnson
Ray C. Bliss
Coordinating
GOP
Coordinating Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Richard M. Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
200 Buried Alive In Mine Blast
An explosion at Yamano coal mine on Kyushu 500 miles southwest of Tokyo left two miners dead, 21 injured, 180 unhurt, and more than 200 workers entombed nine hours later as officials revised the trapped count from 120 to 552 men working underground at noon.
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Tokyo
Yamano
Japan
Kyushu
Services Held For Barbara Giftos at Hood College
Barbara Giftos, 20, Hood College junior, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from injuries after a May 20 bicycle collision on South Jefferson Street. Driver Charles M. Clem, 55, was charged with driving an unsafe vehicle as authorities consider additional charges. Memorial services in Coffman Chapel drew more than 30 students and faculty as officials note Giftos survived by her parents Sarando and...
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Charles ¥. Main
Frederick County
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Hood College
Barbara Giftos
Hood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
South Jefferson St
Charles M. Clem
RFD 4
Frederick
Miss Giftos
Gotum
Clem
Gifles
Coffman Chapel
Paul F. Mehl
Department of Religion and Philosophy
James A. Smith Jr
Barbara Schmidt
Giftos
Sarando
Supreme Court Keeps One Man One Vote Rule In Redistricting
The Supreme Court maintained the one man one vote standard in a series of apportionment cases. It declined to halt a three judge court order for a New York special election, gave Illinois supervision to a reapportionment process, affirmed California Senate redistricting by July 1, and did not intervene in Idaho. The Illinois ruling allows federal court involvement if timeliness or fairness falters. The decision reaffirmed ongoing redistricting efforts nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
New York
Ilinois Supreme Court
Chicago
California
Senate
Idaho
Three Women Injured In Rt 340 Wreck
Three local women were treated for minor injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a car collided with a tractor trailer along U S 340 four miles south of Frederick at about 7 40 a m The car was driven by Miss Carol M Putman of Lee Place with passengers Mrs Phyllis C Lowery of Point of Rocks and Mrs Marietta E Fogle of RFD 3 Frederick The tractor trailer was stopped on the road shoulder Police identified the tractor trailer driver as Harley A Worthington of 490 Eldred Pa The car occupants were released from the hospital the same day.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carol M. Putman
Lee Place
Phyllis C. Lowery
Point of Rocks
Marietta E. Fogle
RFD 3
Frederick
Tie. C. Ronald Twigg
U.S. 340
Miss Putman
Harley A. Worthingon
Eldred
Viet War Toll Rises With Pleiku Ambush Deaths
U S Army advisers were killed and a third wounded in a Viet Cong ambush near Pleiku. The American death toll in Viet Nam reached 395 since 1961. Two more Americans died in Quang Ngai with heavy fighting and hundreds of Viet Cong and South Vietnamese casualties reported. Navy air units struck in North Viet Nam and one F8 Crusader was shot down, the pilot rescued in good condition.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
U.S
North
Vinh
Hanoi
Quang Phong
Route 15
le Thanh
da Nang Air Base
Christopher J. O'Sullivan
Astoria
Queens
N.Y
William Donald Tyrone
Abilene
Tex
Roy Murphy
Moultrie
Chu Lai
Poverty War Officers To Be Elected In Frederick County
Frederick County Community Action Committee will elect officers at 7 30 PM in the Suma Bad Civic Association building at Burck Street and Scnells Lane. Nominees include president Daha A Zufall vice president Edward D Wood and directors Earl Howard John W Morgan Samuel Hamilton John Z Carn ehehan and Mrs Benjamin War showsky. Additional nominations may be made from the floor. The new officers and standing committee chairs will form the board of directors responsible for programs approved by the Community Action Committee.
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Frederick County
Daha A
Happs Johnny) Zufall
Mds
Edward D. Wood
Earl Howard
John W. Morgan
Samuel Hamilton
John Z. Carneehan
Benjamin Warshowsky
Wood
Suma Bad Civic Association
Burck Street
Scnells Lane
Engye Community Action Committee
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Richard Palmer
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Alvey Norwood
Frederick American Legion
Mehr Murray
Patrick O'Neill
Frederick Legion
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St. Joseph's-on-Carrollton Manor
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