Board Advances Plan to Buy Ten Portable Classrooms at Frederick High
The Frederick County Board of Education moved ahead with purchasing ten portable classrooms for Frederick High School next year and will seek bids soon. They also approved $7,470 for seating to equip the units amid debate over county funds conditioned on eliminating all split shifts.
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Board of Education
Frederick High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
David L. Dean
Fred Brown ,Jr
Commissioners’ Office
Brown
Randolph B. Rozencrantz
Sensenbaugh
Middletown
Frederick
Mary Condon Hodgson
Singanore High School
Bronswick Mish School
Gernor Thomas .Johnson High School
Jason
SS Malden
Bering
Calvary Methodist Church to Honor Students Sunday
The National Movement Calvary Methodist Church will honor senior students at 8:45 AM service on Sunday. The program will feature a keynote message and reception for graduates from local schools including Mary University and Frosthure State Teachers College.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Hesowr
Pastor Eh
Andre Tatession
Baihmore
Wederm
Manland
Saint Joseph College Grants 86 Degrees at 154th Commencement
Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg held its 154th commencement at DePaul Auditorium with Most Rev Lawrence J Shehan presiding. Honorary Doctor of Laws went to Sister Hilda Gleason for her service. Jo anne Barkley earned the Carrell Medal, Priscilla Turner St Denis Award, and Bishop Allen Memorial Award. Several graduates received special awards for education, English, journalism, poetry, short story, nursing, religion, secretarial science, physical education, and more.
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Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
DePaul Auditorium
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Hilda Gleason
Ed M
Rosemary
Joanne Barkley
Fayetteville
XN. Y
Carrell
Miss Barkley
Priscilla Turner St. Denis
Bishop Allen
Robert R. Kline
Mount St. Mary's College
Gaithersburg
Charles O'Connor
C.M
Seton Education Award
Maryanna Freiberger
Allentown
N. J
Kalbach
Elaine Wainio
Alumnae Award
Maureen Dorothy Codey
Orange
New Jersey
Mary Frances Smith
McSherrystown
Sterling Galt
Veronica Therese Carroll
Bayside
N.J
Anne Marie Gibbons
Sister Josephine Cavanagh
Susan Carol Boland
Reverend Louis DeLuci
Mary Lowie Williams
West Orange
Julia Hynes Christie
Carol Ann Ballard
Rochester
N.Y
Susanna Bernadette Molinari
Oneonta
N. Y
Mary Shea Giordano
Marjorie
Ellen Rosemary Krieger
Joy Elaine Wainio
Mary Louise Williams
Albert E. Hammel
Paschal E. Kerwin
O.F.M
Haskell
John Marie Poole
Rockville
Theresa John Blong
Veronica George Creehan
Ann Francis Driscoll
Rainfall Update Signals Hope for Drier Summer
June rainfall stands at 2.20 inches vs a 3.60 inch average and only .4 inch logged at the airport for Tuesday evening. West county areas report heavier showers amid hot humid conditions and a forecast of more scattered rain. Overnight lows near 65 with cloudy skies and possible more showers into the work week.
US 340 Work To Begin This Summer
The Maryland State Roads Commission says dual bridges on Mountain road near Knoxville will likely start this summer. Simpson Construction Company of Joppa bid about 124 671 dollars for the project. District Engineer Thomas G. Mohler says the bridges will be completed this year and bids for approaches are not yet set.
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Maryland State Roads Commission
Mountain Road
Knoxville
Simpson Construction Company
Joppa
U. S. 340
Thomas G. Mohler
SRC
More and Ohio Railroad KS
Istavl Creek
Sandy Hook
Appeal Right Granted In Baltimore Murder Trial
A Baltimore appeal panel grants a defendant rights amid a fatal shooting case. The subject faced murder charges linked to a shooting on a subway platform, with details referencing the victim and trial progress.
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Baltimore
Stunk Peer
Ose
Pais Tafoe
Vince
Trading Active New York U Movements and Sah Oa Arru
The report notes active trading in New York markets with movements by key firms and raised activity details for unnamed commodities. Sah Oa Arru is cited in connection with volume shifts and possible price implications in the latest session.
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NEW York U—Mities
Sah Oaaru
Judge Bars Defiant Wallace From Ocean Campus Stand
Federal judge Seymourn H. Lynne barred Governor Wallace from physically interfering with court ordered desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction preserves the governor's campus rights while enforcing federal orders, urging Alabamians to uphold law and order.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seymourn H. Lynne
Wallace
Montgomery
United States
Lynne
Alabama
Jonah
Riots In Tehran Leave Dozens Dead
Teheran faces violent clashes as heavily armed police battle moslem mobs calling for the Shah's overthrow. Hospitals report over 20 killed and about 1000 injured in the first hour. The Shah and Queen remained protected near a palace ringed by tanks. Authorities blame religious leaders for provoking unrest linked to land reform and women’s emancipation.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
U.S
Students’ ‘Center
Tehran University
Assadullah Alam
Hassan Pakrevan
Road Connection Planned Between Ft. Detrick and East Coast Relay Station
The Public Information Office announced a .7 mile road linking Ft. Detrick with East Coast Relay Station. The $91 000 project, approved by the Army Corps of Engineers, extends Porter Street to O Possumtour Pike and should finish this summer.
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Public Information Office
Ft. Detrick
East Coast Relay Station
PIO
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Porter Street
O'Possumtour Pike
East Coast
Kennedy to Tour West States Hawaii Stop In Honolulu
President Kennedy begins a four state western tour with stops in Colorado Texas New Mexico and California. He will also fly to Hawaii for a Mayors Conference in Honolulu and discuss civil rights, urban renewal, and pollution abatement with city leaders.
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Kennedy
Hawaii
White House
Honolulu
Pacific
Orient
Europe
United States Conference of Mayors
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Air Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Texas
New Mexico
California
Pridge
Los Angeles
Sugarloaf Estates Housing Plan Near Urbana
A Silver Spring Realty firm filed a plat at the Frederick County Court House for the first section of Sugarloaf Estates on Rhoderick Road about a mile southwest of Urbana. Hewitt Realty bought 185 acres for 365000 with 79 lots planned. three building permits application filed. Frank L. Hewitt unavailable for comment.
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Silver Spring Realty Company
Frederick County Court House
Rhoderick Road
Urbana
Frederick County Planning Commission
Hewitt Realty Company
Elizabeth Bowling Cook
James and Margaret Hunt
James J. Cavanaugh
Frank L. Hewitt
Realty Company
Mercy Killing Stuns Denmark Ex-Ambassador’s Wife Death
Police report that the American wife of Denmark’s former ambassador Henrik Kauffmann killed her husband by slitting his throat to end his suffering from inoperable cancer and then killed herself, leaving letters to relatives explaining the motive.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kaufmann
Kauffmann
Sinewie
Military graduations highlight Kennedy Johnson Taylor quotes
The Associated Press reports speeches at three service academies. Kennedy at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs stresses readiness and reappraisal of doctrine. Johnson at Annapolis advocates strength and resolve over peace. Taylor at West Point emphasizes practical war experience over theory.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Johnson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
America
Taylor
The
Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Kildare Banned From Freeways After Speeding Charge
Television's Dr. Kildare was barred from driving on Los Angeles freeways by Municipal Judge Raymond B. Roberts after a speeding incident. Action cited appears as punitive measure against Techard Chami cohing two speeding months.
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Kildare
Los Angeles
Dr. Kildare
Raymond RB. Roberts
Techard
Pope John XXIII Death Prompts Conclave Set for June 19
Tens of thousands view Pope John XXIII in St Peters Basilica as cardinals take interim duties and call a conclave for June 19 to elect a new pope. Carpenters prepare the Sistine Chapel area for the election and a new papal ring will be forged. The papal funeral will proceed with public viewing until Thursday night.
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APO
John Nxlt
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Eugene Tisserant
Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Catafalque
St. Peter's Square
Pope
Pius XL
Vasseles Sneass
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