Migrant Chaplain Named for Frederick County
Edward Harrell a Crozer Theological Seminary student from Chester Pa is appointed migrant chaplain for Frederick County summer work. He will also serve on the Migrant Health Council staff as a social worker and assist weekly with Carroll County migrant workers. Harrell 38 a Norfolk Va native lived in Richmond and Williamsburg before college and has worked in industry youth ministry and public welfare prior to entering Crozer. He plans to return to seminary in the fall and pursue a pastorate. A luncheon June 17 at Good Shepherd Lutheran will bring health council staff and migrant ministry committee together.
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Edward Harrell
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Frederick County
Norfolk
Earl Howard
Carroll County
Harrell
Crozer Seminary
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Health Council
Masonic
Richmond
Navy
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Columbia Bible College of Columbia
D.C
Norfolk School of the Bible
West End Presbyterian Church
Hopewell
Ford Assembly
Public Welfare Department
Mr. Ha
Community College Baccalaureate At Frederick College
Rabbi Morris Kosman of Beth Sholom told graduates at Frederick Community College baccalaureate that society’s preoccupation with money fuels self indulgence and nourishes unbalanced lives. Rev Keith Smith gave the invocation as 16 graduates prepared to receive A A degrees at the sixth annual commencement tonight at 8 p m in the North Frederick Elementary School auditorium.
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Morris Kosman
Beth Sholom
Frederick Community College
North Frederick
Rabbi Kosman
Keith Smith
Libertytown
St Johns Graduation Honors 56 Eighth Graders
St Johns School awarded diplomas to 56 eighth grade students at Sunday exercises. Fr James M Hogan handed out diplomas after addressing the graduates. Ann Croghan won a four year scholarship to St Johns High School and Monica Geesey received a one year scholarship from the St Johns Alumni.
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St. John’s School
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Church
Ann Croghan
St. John’s High School
Monica Geesey
St. John’s
Michael Beall
Theresa Beveridge
Michael Boost
William Convey
Michael Cox
Angela Crea
DAR Representative to Attend Flag Ceremony in Baltimore
Mrs. Edward Widmayer will represent the Frederick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution at the Maryland office ceremony Tuesday morning. The event marks Maryland's acceptance of the Star Spangled Banner replica, which inspired Francis Scott Key. The flag, carried by the state, will be accepted by Attorney General Thomas Finan and later travel to the World’s Fair for display in the Federal Pavilion.
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Edward Widmayer
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Widmayer
Chevy Chase
Thomas Finan
Merchants Report Successful Sidewalk Days Promotion
Downtown merchants call the Sidewalk Days event a success with favorable weather and many shoppers. Ellsworth McGaha says the promotions committee will meet today to plan for next year. The fourth annual event opened with a North Market Street display and closed with a bake sale featuring volunteers Julien Delphey Bruce McSorely Jennings Womack and Joseph Elkins.
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Ellsworth McGaha
Downtown Merchants Association
North Market Street
Julien Delphey
Bruce McSorely
Jennings Womack
Joseph Elkins
City Police Charge Motorist After Pole Collision
A 53 year old Brunswick man Glenn Wynkoop was charged with reckless driving after his car ran off Logan street striking a city light pole around 2 a.m. Sunday. Police report another accident on Burck street at 2:30 p.m. involved George Downs and Jesse Cook with $50 and $100 damage respectively. Downs charged with failing to yield. At 7:45 p.m. Saturday Berra Borra 35 Hyattsville collided with Harry Anderson 30 New Market on Bentz street and was charged with making an improper turn.
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Brunswick
Glenn Wynkoop
Logan Street
Burck Street
George Downs
West South Street
Jesse Cook
Tramsville
Downs
Cook
Richard Lewis
Woodrow Smith
North Bentz Street
Franklin Borra
Hyattsville
Harry Anderson
New Market
Bentz Street
Borra
West Third Street
Berra
Trying Again With Fish In Fountain At Court House Park
The Court House Park fountain again holds goldfish, some alive and some dead, placed Friday by Three Springs Fisheries of Lilypons. Charles Thomas of the fisheries cites pool paint toxin and copper pipes as possible causes of the fish deaths.
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Court House Park
Three Springs
Lilypons
Charles Thomas
Rain Lifts Frederick County After Long Dry Spell
A weekend thundershower dropped 0.37 inches in Frederick County lowering May’s record to 0.25 inches making it the driest May on record. Rain varied by area with boosts in the north while some spots stayed lighter. Growers anticipate harvests of cherries and later crops like corn and tomatoes may be delayed if rain remains scarce.
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Frederick County
Market Nudges Up in Slow Trading as Tex Gulf Sulphur Drops
New York AP reports the stock market moved higher in slow trading despite heavy selling in Tex Gulf Sulphur. Most key stocks had fractional gains or losses, with little overall movement.
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New York
Texas
Johnson Addresses Graduates at Swarthmore College
President Johnson spoke to Swarthmore College graduates arguing the federal government is not a menace to liberty. He urged 1964 graduates to not fear the future and questioned fears about government subverting freedom via social security, electricity, flood control, bank stabilization, pollution abatement, and market competition.
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Swarthmore, Pa
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Swarthmore College
Supreme Court Declines Review in Commie Registration Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the Communist Party of the United States conviction for failing to register under the Internal Security Act. The lower court’s $120,000 fine for not listing officers, income, expenditures, and press locations was upheld, with the appeals court ruling that no one could sign the registration without self incrimination. Justice White did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the United States
Byron R. White
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court refuses Barnett case anew
The Supreme Court declined to reconsider its denial of a jury trial to former Mississippi Governor Ross H. Barnett and his successor Paul B. Johnson on criminal contempt charges connected to the 1962 Meredith case. The charges allege disobeying orders to refrain from interfering with Meredith’s admission to the University of Mississippi amid rioting that prompted federal troops.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Ross H. Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Johnson
U.S. Circruit Court
New Orleans
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
Minister Going To Cambridge
Elder John Kelchner pastor of the Martinsburg Charles Town Seventh Day Adventist Church will take a similar post in the Grasonville Cambridge Md District July 1.
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Martinsburg
W.va
John Kelchner
Martinsburg - Charles Town
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Grasonville-Cambridge, Md
Two Year Undertaking Produces New History of Local Church
A hardback titled A History of the Evangelical Reformed Church is now on sale. Rev Paul L Althouse announced the 224 page volume with subtitle Unto Us. It documents the church on West Church Street, life sketches of pastors, elders and deacons, and early local history. The book was a joint two year project by Dr and Mrs Ranck Miss Margaret R Motter and Miss Katharine E Dutrow with material expanding on an 1894 Eschbach work.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
James B. Ranck
Margaret R. Motter
Katharine E. Dutrow
West Church Street
Edmund R. Eschbach
Althouse
Eschbach
Mr. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Ranck
Hood College
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Motter
Paul Leinbach Althouse
38 Senators Sign Paper On Civil Rights Filibuster Endgame
Washington AP reports 38 senators filed a petition to invoke cloture to end the Senate filibuster on the House passed civil rights bill. The measure will go to a vote one hour after Wednesday's session, with four hour limits on amendments and Tuesday votes. The move comes as the long battle enters its 73rd day. meanwhile the House plans a $3.5 billion foreign aid bill and a year extension of certain wartime excise taxes, projecting $1.9 billion in federal revenue.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Johnson
Record turnout in May 19 primary election countywide
A total of 11 166 voters participated in the May 19 primary, 38.4 percent turnout. Democrats outnumbered Republicans with 6 700 plus versus about 4 410. Democrats accounted for about 42 percent of registered in the county and Republicans about 36 percent. Linganore and Middletown led Democratic turnout. precinct 5 produced the strongest Republican showing.
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Board of Election Supervisors
John F. Kennedy
Frederick
Dairy Strike Threatened By Washington Workers
Drivers and plant workers from six dairies serving Washington authorized leaders to call a strike when needed. No deadline set. Milk Drivers and Dairy Employes Union Local 246 rejected the latest management offer 858 to 53 and voted to grant negotiators strike authority after the two year contract expired.
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Washington
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