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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

20

Reserve Unit Returns From Summer Encampment

The 558th Signal Company arrives back at Flair USAR Center Rocky Springs Road after a two week encampment at Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania. Captain Kenneth Brachey says training focused on field communications wire construction and enhances defense force readiness.

558Th Signal Company Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Annville Here Kenneth N. Brachey East Ninth Street Outfit Flair Usar Rocky Springs Road Brachey Defense Force 558Th

Army Reserve units join nationwide 1964 summer encampment

Members of the local unit join over 33 500 Reservists of the XXI US Army Corps in the 1964 Summer Encampment Program. The corps, under Major General Van H Bond, oversees Army Reserve activities across Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia. Indiantown Gap M R, Pa., hosts headquarters. This year 32 installations in 16 states were used as encampment sites for summer training.

van H. Bond Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Indiantown Gap

Lime Kiln Church Moves Services and Local Birthdays

Lime Kiln Methodist Church will not hold Sunday evening services. Morning services shift to Buckeystown from 10 30 to 11 30. Birthday celebrations occur in June for Mrs Harry Heffner Mrs Rebecca DeGrange and Miss Susie Baugher. Nearby gatherings include Mrs Grayson Bowers entertaining Rhudelia Zimmerman at Granddora Farm with family and friends.

Henry Baugher Buckeystown Harry Heffner Rebecca DeGrange Susie Baugher Grayson Bowers Rhudelia Zimmerman Granddora Farm Ralph Anne Lole Tobias Zimmerman Nancy Shores Danny Carl D. Shores Frederick Oliver McKenzie Mark Fengaville George Shores

Local residents host visitors and upcoming anniversary noted

This week many families hosted guests from Middletown Knoxville Baltimore Frederick and Rockville including the Shores Bau gher and Hoffmaster households. Henry Baugher and family plan a seventeenth wedding anniversary June 13 and school visitors toured Washington with Adamstown fifth graders. The Lime Kiln and Buckeystown Junior M Y F suspended meetings until September while the Senior M Y F continues every other Sunday at 8 00. Berlin is described as a city with a high rate of self destructive deaths.

John Green Bernard Shores Frederick Clarence Jewell Henry Baugher Linda Baugher Adamstown School Washington Eugene Beachley Charles Smith M.Y.F Buckeystown Church M. F

Mongol Front in Cold War Dance Between Moscow and Beijing

In Asia between Russia and China Mongolia stands as a Soviet backed enclave with 120000 residents living in mud huts while Russian trained leaders govern and denounce Chinese rivals. Moscow backed industry and modernization feed a fragile Mongolian state wary of Beijing.

Mongolia Asia Russia China North Viet Nam North Korea Meade United Nations N.Y Outer Laos Viet Nam Tse-tung Mao Tse-tung Manchuria United Nations Moscow People’s Republic Blood Brothers Ulan Bator Nikita Khrushchev Yumzhaglin Tsendenbal Tamur- Ochir Communist Party Genghis Khan Red China Dnieper Soviet Ukraine Peking Tsendenbal

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