Willard Johnson Sees World Utopia At Graduation
Willard Johnson, president of the Committee for International Economic Growth, spoke at Frederick High School graduation. He forecast vast advances by 1985 including solar energy, two-day weekends, travel between continents, and a world unified by education and religion. He warned costs will rise and urged learning languages and understanding diverse peoples to serve society.
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Frederick High School
Willard Johnson
Committee For International Economic Growth
Washington
Orient
Europe
New York
Los Angeles
Johnson
India
Asia
Japan
Africa
Francis Scott Res Honor Society
Sperry Storm
Glee Club
Charles Colins Jr
Richard Tomas Rice
Joan Harpord
James A. Sensenbaush
Richard Gastley
Locus Grove
Church of the Brethren
Mt. Ai
William Powell
David H. Dean
Quentin Earhart
Folk Dance Festival Moves to Monday at Baker Park
The Folk Dance Festival scheduled for today was postponed and moved to Monday June 8 at Baker Park. Dance starts 10 15 AM with the event rescheduled after earlier delays.
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Baker Park
Five Hurled From Park's Whirling Ride
At St Louis amusement park a scoop ride stalled mid spin sending four schoolboys and a woman from two cars over guard rails. Bruce Harris 11, Ronnie Bal 11, Ronald Easley 12 and others were injured. two boys suffered fractures. No cause was given.
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ST. Louis
Ann Gasaway
X. Louis
Nicholas ‘Ther Sons
Bruce Harris
Ronnie Bal
Ronald Easley
Ronnie
Bruce
Last Round Of Activities At College Hood College
Hood College seniors begin their final round of graduation events tonight with a formal dinner hosted by President Andrew G. Truxal. Speakers include Dr. Eber G. Homrighausen of Princeton Theological Seminary, who will deliver the baccalaureate address.
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Tokyo
World Council of Christian Education
Council of Theological Education
The
Presbyterian Church
Homrighausen
Board of Menagers
National Council of Churches
American Association of Theological School
Princeton Theological Seminary
Chicago
Rutgers
Butler, Dubuque
Iowa
University of Geneva
Publiation
Theology Today
Hominghausen
Chris
America
Maryland SRC Reorganizes Road Commission Moves Meetings
Maryland's reorganized State Roads Commission plans new meeting rules with alternation between Baltimore and district offices. John B. Funk gains broad powers as counties and governors push county official input on road programs, with July 22 set for Ocean City and August start for outside-city meetings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Reorganized
State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
SRC
Ocean City
Maryland Assn. of
Tawes
Frederick County Board of Education Seeks Bids for High School Addition
The Frederick County Board of Education invites bids by June 16 at 2 p.m. for a one story addition to Frederick High School’s physical education quarters. The 34 by 54% foot project adds locker rooms, toilets, storage, and PE offices to expand space for about 450 students. brick and terrazzo will be used. steel, lockers purchased. Architects: Finey Dodson Ismearlie and Orri of Baltimore.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Atrederick High School
Middle Atlantic Accrediting Association
Board of Education
Finey, Dodson
iSmearlie
Orri
Baltimore
Morehan
New Windsor Firemen Parade Winners List
Forty five fire trucks two ambulances and six musical groups led the New Windsor Firemen’s Parade at the carnival. The Junior Fire Company Uniform Bank claimed a 25 prize for best appearance with apparatus. Other winners included Pleasant Hill Fire Co. Hagerstown Westmin ster Band Middletown High School Shepherdstown Hyatts town Fire Co. Harney New Windsor Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. Frizzleburg 4H club and Pleasant Valley H. won best floats, parade led by the Second Army Band.
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New Windsor
Junior Fire Company
Pleasant Hill Fire Co
Morris Frock
Hagerstown
Westminster Municipal Band
Middletown High School
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ladies Auxiliary
Hyattstown Fire Co
Stewartstown
Harney
New Windsor Cub Scouts
New Wandsor Boy Scouts
Frizzleburg
Pleasant Valley
Second Army Band
Hail Storm Hits Selden Kansas Causes Structural Damage
Selden Kansas endured a two hour hail storm that dropped a foot and a half of ice. Roofs of four businesses and several homes collapsed under weight. One man, Jim Stewart, was injured when an awning fell. National Guard moved in to guard against sightseers as residents sought shelter. Reinforcements due today. Road cleared a path toward Colby, 23 miles away.
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Selden. Kan
Kansas
Selden
Jim Stewart
Farmers State Bank
National Guard
Colby
Reverend Althouse to Speak at Harvard Memorial Service
Rev. Paul L. Althouse will return to his alma mater Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts for memorial services honoring deceased classmates His class observes its 25th reunion and he has been invited to speak at the Harvard Memorial Church on Sunday
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Paul L. Althouse
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Althouse
Harvard Memoria
Soviet Jets Reported Near U S Airliner Over North Pacific
Northwest Airways said a Northwest DC7C en route Tokyo to Seattle was observed by Soviet jets about 200 miles southeast of Kamchatka. The U S Air Force had no planes in the area. Five or so Soviet jets reportedly tracked the airliner, dropped two flares, but did not cross its path while the 46 passengers slept aboard.
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Tokyo
North Pacific
Northwest Airies
U.S. Air Force
Northwest
Soviet Union
Ramchatka Peninsula
U.S
Great Circle
Japan
Alaska
Fivo
Young Baltimore Couple Hurt In Route Route Crash
A Baltimore couple were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Route collision. Martha Ann Cornett of Bai Trooper Frost investigated the accident for State Police. Mrs Cornett suffered a severe throat laceration and multiple fractures in her upper left arm and left forearm.
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Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sodar
Martha Ann Cornett
Bai
Frost
London Time Stand By Selwyn Lloyd Report
The London Times reaffirmed its sensational claim that Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will be moved to another post after the next general election. Government circles fear the report could undermine Lloyd at the Geneva talks, while Prime Minister Macmillan denied any official basis to the seaport story in Parliament.
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London AP
London Times Today
Selwyn Lloyd
the Times
Lloyd
Geneva
Macmillan
House of Commons
Reorganization Of Assessing Procedure Is Told To Meeting
County commissioners and officials heard about the reorganization of Maryland assessing procedure to take effect July 1. Albert Ward and William Riley explained the shift to a new Department of Assessment and Taxation with a Tax Court, aiming for yearly thorough property reviews and potential reassessment across counties and Baltimore city.
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West Tax Commission
Theera
Francis
Scott Rey
Ing
Albert Ward
Istate Tax Commission
William H. Riley
Ward
Tax Commission
St. Mary's
Garrett
East
Maryland
Department of Assessment and Taxation
Balimore City
Frederick County
A. Lamar
Barrick
Starkweather Awaits Federal Judges Word in Death Case
Charles Starkweather faces a federal decision on his appeal regarding his possible execution. The 20 year old inmate sat in his cell awaiting three federal judges who could grant or deny relief from the electric chair after a lengthy proceeding. The case involves officials at the penitentiary and county officials from Sioux City as the appeal moves forward.
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Omaha
I Charles Stark
John Greenholtz
Mayora Don Sioux
Martin Aid van
Driver Thanks Police After DUI Arrest
A motorist whose license was suspended for drunken driving over Memorial Day weekend wrote three officers to thank them for taking him into custody. He said without their action he could have been another highway fatality and might have killed someone.
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Mass Iapy
Condition Of Rivers At Harpers Ferry And Buckeye
Potomac runs muddy at Harpers Ferry affecting freight and travel. Buckeye area reports poor visibility and strong currents hindering crossings. Local officials urge caution for boaters and hikers along riverbanks.
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Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Buckeys- Howl
Western powers press Gromyko on Berlin rights
In high level talks the United States Britain and France push for a Soviet guarantee of Western rights in West Berlin and argue that Western troops mainly symbolize protection. Gromyko faces pressure to concede and a lasting summit outcome remains uncertain as the crisis nears its fourth week. Separately a Baltimore fire at Kidd Buckingham lumber yard and a nearby school disrupts traffic and causes substantial damage.
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Feneva Farpi
France
West Berlin
Andrei Ko
Khrushchev
Gromykov
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Westorn
Herter
Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Berlin
Couve de Murville
Gromyke
Baltimore
Baltimore-Washington
West Baltimore
Kidd & Buckings ‘Ham
Jack Kidd
County Board awards $30 517 in Remsburg land seizure
The County Board of Property Review approved a 30 517 award as the State Roads Commission takes about 25 acres of the Remsburg farm and related property for the Middletown Burkittsville road project. The owners and tenant had valued the land at 15 150, while the commission estimated fair value slightly over 7 000. The taking includes 19.29 acres in fee simple 4 acres in casements and 31 of an acre in stream changes from a 170 acre farm. Frontage extends about 2 1/2 miles. The board indicated a wide variance in valuations and prepared to explain the decision to both sides' representatives. The case was the last scheduled hearing before the Property Review Board for now.
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County Board of Property Review
State Roads Commission
Samuel L. Remsburg
Bruce ¥. Remsburg
Middletown-Burkittsville
Samuel L. Birely
Sherman P. Bowars
Frederick Attorney
Earl Spade
Roads Commission
Birely
Commission
W. Jerome Offutt
Property Review Board
Continuing Search For Missing Woman
City police and county authorities plan to continue a search for Mrs. Eisie Mary Hallan 52 from her Grove Boulevard residence. She has been missing since early today with witnesses unable to locate her. Weather conditions hamper the search as swollen lakes and creeks hamper movement. The description notes she stands about five feet six inches tall weighs around 135 pounds with brown hair and eyes. She wore a dark brown housecoat and brown bedroom slippers. Inquiries have been made in nearby Montgomery County without results.
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Eisie
Mary Hallan
Horace Mo Alexander
Delphe Frederick
Sieptéssee
Grove Boulevard
Anere
Monga
Carrol Creek
Monocacy
Hallan
Montgomery County
Washington
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People's Court
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Ellsworth Robert Giffin Jr
Benjamin Franklin Painter
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Clyde
Robert Stewart
RFD
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Harry Alfred Anderson
Brunswick
Maynard Worth Draper
Thur‘mont
Mitchell T. Chisholm
Dil Avenue
Edward J. Gorman
Lawrence Brown
M Alice Marie Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Leon Lawson Dor
Lewyn Z. Grey
Sjamsville
Gerald Francis ‘Logan Jr
Fort Detrick
John Thomas Moxley
Monrovia
Harvey Eugene Myers
Donald E. Smith
Thurmont
Daniel Duvall Wilson Jr
Aft
Airy
Ernest Joseph McKenzie
Sam Morris
Edgar Rolan
LeGore
Noonan
Robert Weedon
South Veet
Ruth Irene Beer
Blanche Elizabeth Dix
Esther King
Leonard Metzer
Moyersville
Darios Myers
Walkerville
William Joseph Orndorff
Graceham
James Elmer Rice
Middletown
Emerson Elmer Sartor
Elmer Nichols Delphy Jr
Theodore Isaac Lucas
Edwards Air Force Base
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Columbia
Elmer G_ Homrighausen
F.hls
P. L. Althouse
Harvard
Inea ‘Lewepautey
Fay
Potissiie
Pa Imsianuly
U. S
London Time
Selwyn Lloyd Report
Mean
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Delbert S. Null
A. Irvin Renn
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Goodloe Byron
C. Burton Cannon Jr
Ernest C. Sneaks
William G. Burgee
James H. Falk
Thomas A. Cero
Ellicott City
Starkweather
West
Chevalier II
Vienna
Austria
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Paris
Paramount Picturess
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