Arts Council backs large Rose Hill School auditorium plan
The newly formed Arts Council favors a seating capacity auditorium for Rose Hill School and opposes a 730 seat smaller plan with a large multipurpose room. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh noted no architect plans exist yet and costs are similar. The council urges a community asset sized for large assemblies and county groups, with next meeting set for July 5.
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Arts Council
Rose Hill
James A. Sensenbaugh
Tolbert Sawyer
Board of Education
Austin Angleberger
Civic Council
Civic Center
Acts Council
Frederick
Th Board of Education
Frederick High School
Hose Hill Manor
Rose Hit School
Morton Siegel
The
Humid Weekend Forecast With Showers and Thunderstorms
Weather outlook for the county calls for a humid weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Rainfall has been heavy in recent days, muddying the Monocacy near Buckeystown while the Potomac remains wetter on one bank and clearer on the other. Monday may bring partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and southwest winds 10 to 18 mph. The report also notes that half of American families earned at least 5600 in 1960, up from 1959.
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Potomac
Buckeystown
Maryland
Mille
Point of Rocks
Washington
Rev Snyder to Move Here as Potomac Synod President
Rev Roy C Snyder will become full time president of the Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ on September 1 and plans to move his family to the area in August. His offices are on Hood College campus and his home on Sonim Carroll Parkway is being redecorated. He was elected president in May after serving as acting president since November 17. He has held multiple church and ministerial roles including pastor positions in Bethlehem and Baltimore and was a delegate to several General Synods.
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Roy C. Snyder
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
Hood Colege
Sonim Carroll Parkway
Mr. Snyder
D. Essering
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
H.ide
Paul L. Anhouse
Reformed United Church of Ch
Louise
Mr. Sowder
Bethlehem Vocaional High School
Bethlehem
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Theological
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lancaster
Calvary Evan
Reformed Church
East Penn- Sylvania Synod
Trinity Charge
New Bloomfield
Cormil Universit
Dallastown
St. Stephen's
Baltimore Jurors Sentence Man to Death in Grocery Beat
Baltimore judges sentenced Robert G. White to execution in the state gas chamber for the fatal beating of a grocer. Migrant ministry efforts to aid southeast Maryland workers begin this summer with 56 to 75 migrants expected, housed at Araby Camp, as peas harvest nears in farms from Frederick to Montgomery County. Church leaders, police, and health officials attended a reception for migrant program organizers led by Dillingham McDaniel, with United Church Women financing supplies and local churches pledging support.
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Baltimore
Robert G. White
Dillingham McDaniel
Del-Mar
Southeastern National Council of Churches
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
United Church
Twe Church
Araby
William Morgan
Department of Employment Fix
Morgan
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Montgomery County
City
Thurmont
McDaniel
Nmo
New York State
Charies
Forbes Barsess
G. Harris Saufier
Christian Social Relations Committee
United Church Women
John Garst
Samuel A. Snyder
Tornado Leaves Destruction Across Maryland Suburbia
A tornado ripped through the 500-home Point Pleasant area near Baltimore, damaging eight homes and injuring several residents with flying glass. Miraculously no deaths occurred as police and National Guard patrolled the area while families found temporary shelter. The Weather Bureau cited evidence of a tornado despite no official funnel observed.
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Meech
Meeh
Mary Rose
Maryland
Poice
Point Pleasant
Marley Creek
John Looney
Mickey
Mech
3Rd Armored Cavalry Division
Ft Meade
National Guard
Company E
Ichus
Lester Levy
Weather Bureau
M. L. Dillon
Anne Arundel County Police
Hammerbacher
Hodges criticizes alumni for overvaluing sports
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges told graduates at the University of Maryland that colleges overemphasize athletics, labeling alumni as aging rah rah types. He urged schools to prioritize quality education, noting scandals in college basketball and praising education first. Maryland granted over 2,700 degrees with honorary honors to Hodges, Antonio Feria Serrano, and Glenn Seaborg.
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College Park
Luther H. Hodges
University of Maryland
Hedges
Rahrah
Hodges
Commerce
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State
N. C. State
Maryland
Baltimore
Antonio Fernosisera
Puerto Rico
Washington
Glenn T_ Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
One Hurt In Auto Mishap In County
State Police report a morning auto accident at Mt Phillip and Chiton Road injuring Mary Bussard. Warner Smith, and Miller suffered facial lacerations. Miller’s vehicle left front and side damage. Smith was hospitalized for observation. Magistrate’s Court set July 11 for Miller’s trial. charges include failure to yield right of way.
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Mt. Phillip
Chiton
Lawrence T. Jer
Warner Smith
Milfer
Mary S. Bussard
Jefferson
Mrap
Bussard
Chifton Road
Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tre Miller
Ehich
McDleaf
Miller
Calif Posse Hunts Killer Of Deputy
In Paso Robles a deputy sheriff was shot on a lonely central California road. A posse of about 40 men found 24 year old William Jefferson Ford, an ex convict, with the slain deputy Harvey Stahl's service revolver tucked under his chest. Ford was booked on murder suspicions as witnesses described the traumatic scene with his wife and three of four children nearby.
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Paso Robles
Cali
API
Sherif
California
William Tefferson Ford
Paul Merrick
Ford
Harvey Stahl
Contest Find Backfires in Joplin County
Jasper County Young Democrats Club staged a contest to locate the oldest voter from last November. They identified Charles Kerr, a Republican born in 1897, and plan to award him a plaque next Wednesday.
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Joplin, Ma
Apo
Jasper County
Young Democrats Club
Charles Kerr
Hundreds expected for Hood College church conference
About 300 persons from the Protestant Episcopal Third Province will converge on Hood College for a week long advance conference on Christian Education. Rev. Dr. Charles D. Kean of Washington will lecture daily at 9 45 am in Brodbeck Hall. Rev. Dr. John L. O Hear of Christchurch Green ville Del will be chaplain and deliver evening sermons in Coffman Chapel.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Hood College
Charles D. Kean
Church of the Epiphany
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Kean
John L. O'Hear
Christchurch
Greenville
Del
Coffman Chapel
Bean
Brodbeck Hall
Ful Universe
O'Hear
Robert D. Owen
Frederick
Owen
Charles A. Bryan
New Market
Penny Owen
Robert Owen
Herman di Brandi
Castro Offers Freedom for Freedom in Havana Talks
Castro told the U S Trac teedom Committee that Cuba would exchange invasion captives for Cubans held in the United States and elsewhere and would surrender claims for material indemnification if a bargaining team with real powers negotiates. The Detroi bargaining team will fly to Havana Monday to discuss terms, with Mrs Roosevelt and Dr Eisenhower possible attendees.
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U.S
Havana
Freedom
Castro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mitton Eisenhower
Cuba
United States
Aso
Roosevelt
Dr. Eisenhower
Freedom Committee
Miami
Fla
Kennedy's Ailing Back Is Improving
President Kennedy's physician expressed confidence his back is improving while Dr Traven directs rest and pool therapy. Kennedy will likely travel to Washington without crutches, with aides noting early signs of progress amid friendly telegrams from leaders including Canada.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tray
They Do Look Tired San Diego Waitress Walks Miles
Tnez Sutton, a central district restaurant waitress in San Diego, wore a pedometer after an eight hour shift and found she walked 11 miles. The AP report notes waitresses know the job requires long walking, and Sutton's experiment quantifies the mileage.
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San Diego
Calif
Tnez
Sutton
Central District
Laos Peace Talks Inch Forward Amid Deadlock
In Geneva US Ambassador Averell Harriman and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko engaged to advance one nation talks after Kennedy's approval of a note. Gromyko showed eagerness but offered no concrete concession as Western powers postponed the Laos cease-fire conference following rebel violations near Padent and Renery. British envoy Home was to meet Gromyko in Vienna.
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Geneva
Laos
U. S
W. Averel
Andrei
Kennedy
Harriman
Gromyko
Lord Home
London
Gromsko
Padent
Renery
T Hey
Vienna
Rape-Slayer Dies In Gas Chamber
A 32 year old Baltimore man, Nathaniel Lipscomb, was executed in the Maryland Penitentiary gas chamber after a 1960 conviction for raping and killing three women in alleys near Northeast Baltimore. The death sentence followed several appeals and the lethal procedure used cyanide pellets dropped into acid under the chair.
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Baltimore
Prankster Drives Bus Through Garage Door
Police suspect youths observed end of school term as a prank. A school bus parked beside Frederick Motor Company on Wisner Street was driven through a garage door. Police estimate bus damage about 267 and door damage about 267. Suspects believed to be children wanting to hide inside the bus. Incident occurred in Meine.
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Frederick Motor Company Arage
Wisner Street
Cears
Woman Convicted Of Manslaughter
A woman, identified as Mrs. Hayward, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Tyner. The verdict cited that Tyner’s body was found on Old Field Road after an incident involving a valet and a packed car. Authorities attributed the death to an impact to the head.
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Cerree
Aslauchter
Harvard
Tyler
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