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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
2
James A. Schroeder, 33, was convicted by a Municipal Court panel of violating San Francisco’s antipigeon feeding ordinance. He contended the pigeons broke the law, not him, saying he only fed a few blackbirds before a flock of pigeons crowded the meal. Sentencing follows.
In Seattle a case challenges whether the University of Washington English 390 Bible as literature violates Washington state’s ban on public funds for religious worship or instruction. Plaintiffs, two pastors, seek to stop the course. regents defend it as part of Western literary study. Trial set for June 5.
Two area men Gary Lynn Beard and Charles Edwin Lewis joined 45 others in the Maryland State Police Academy’s 56th recruit class graduation at Pikesville. Beard and Lewis were assigned to Frederick and Waterloo barracks respectively after completing schooling and military service. Beard is son of Mr and Mrs Richard Luther Beard of Woodsboro. Lewis is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Lewis of Tulip Hill. Beard attended Walkersville High School and served in the U S Air Force, discharged December 1965. Lewis graduated Frederick High School in 1962 and attended Hagerstown Junior College.
Mrs John L Leister and Rev and Mrs Carroll Yount of Statesville N C are visiting their daughter Kathy Jennings and her family. Kathy Jennings and Susan Jennings stay with relatives while other visitors include Cmdr Charles Hesson College Park Md and Mrs Maurice Moser and Mrs Francis Valentine Emmitsburg Md with Helen Stonesifer Mayberry Md. Ethel Baumgardner of West Balto Street hosts guests later visiting Robert Grimes of Emmitsburg Md.
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