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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

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Seniors Graduate in Innovative Frederick Co Ceremony

Dr. James Sensenbaugh predicts adult education will dominate public schooling as 421 Frederick High seniors graduate. The ceremony moved to the gym due to crowd size, with broadcasts to the gym and no pomp and circumstance. Class leaders Richard Clapp and Lynne Howard spoke on life paths and personal growth, as music and prayers closed the program.

James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Sensenbaugh John L. Carnochan Jr Richard Thomas Clapp Lynne Faith Howard Clapp Life Tennyson Miss Howard Lillian Jean Masser Mary Christine Hagan Warren C. Smith

Sauter Named Assistant Administrator At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Gerald R. Sauter will become assistant administrator at Frederick Memorial Hospital on July 1, announced by administrator P. David Youngdahl. A veteran administrative resident, Sauter will receive his master’s in hospital administration this weekend from the University of Minnesota. James Ross Stephan will replace him as administrative resident, arriving June 22, to begin July 1, 1964, in Frederick. Stephan, son of James W. Stephan, will also study at Minnesota. he earned his bachelor’s in psychology and business from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1963 and previously attended Washburn High School. Sauter, released from the Air Force in 1962, holds a Bachelor of Agriculture in Business Administration from Minnesota (1958) and graduated high school in Minnetonka in 1954 with top honors. He was active in many academic and campus organizations, including Alpha Zeta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Stephan previously worked at St Barnabas Hospital and Fairview Hospital and with the Minneapolis Association for Retarded Children.

Gerald R. Sauter Frederick Memorial Hospital P. David Youngdahl Sauter University of Minnesota Minneapolis Minnesota James Ross Stephan James W. Stephan Frederick Memorial Stephan Frederick Air Force Minnetonka Gustavus Adolphus College St. Peter, Minn Washburn High School St. Barnabas Hospital Fairview Hospital Minneapolis Association For Retarded Children

Potomac Synod Opens 25th Annual Meeting at Hood College

The Potomac Synod United Church of Christ opens its 25th annual three day session at Hood College with 150 attending and about 200 expected. Rev Harold H Wilke delivers sermon, Dr Randle Elliott welcomes attendees, and Rev Gilbert Bartholomew presides at 7:30 worship. Rev Jack E Yates from New York speaks Thursday, detailing church staff services and commissions.

Potomac Synod United Church of Christ Hood College Harold H. Wilke New York City Council For Church and Ministry of the Randle Elliott Hood Gilbert J. Bartholomew Westminster United Church of Christ Western Maryland College Westminster Jesus, the Good Shepherd Harvey G. Schlichter Manchester Fox Alumnae Jack E. Yates New York N. Y Yates Fort Wayne Ind St. John’s United Church of Christ Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Royal Oak Mich Trinity Evangelical

Trial Magistrate G Norman Hunter Dies in Westminster

Trial Magistrate G Norman Hunter 61 died of a heart attack at his home in Westminster Maryland He had served as Carroll County magistrate since 1960 and was prominent in Maryland harness racing He was a member of the U S Trotting Association and earlier judged state harness tracks He and his wife Mary Malcolm Hunter a Peabody Conservatory teacher raised two sons George N Hunter of Reister Town and Thomas M Hunter of Wilmington Del

Westminster G. Norman Hunter Carroll County Maryland U.S. Trotting Association Land Hunter George N. Hunter Mary Malcolm Hunter Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore George N Reisterstown Thomas M Wilmington Del

Senate votes to end 73 day southern civil rights filibuster

The Senate used cloture to curb a long southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. The vote 71 to 29 limits debate to one hour per senator, signaling eventual passage after House approval earlier in February. The proceedings featured Byrd’s marathon speech and tight Capitol security.

Senate Washington House Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Byrd Dixie Forces Repub Lican Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Robert F. Kennedy Thruston B. Morton R-Ky

Appeal For More Blood Donors In Frederick County

The Bloodmobile will visit Evangelical Lutheran Church on June 23 for the final 1963 64 fiscal year drive. Postmaster James A Grove urges those mailed notices to return the pledge card as many have not donated this year. The new 1964 65 fiscal year runs July 1 1964 to June 30 1965 with four early summer visits at the same church.

Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church Street James A. Grove Grove Frederick County Frederick Countians

Mt Airy Citizens League Says State Board Has Not Responded

The Mt Airy Citizens League president reports no word from the State Board of Education on its appeal against the consolidated high school. The group objects to merging Mt Airy and Sykesville schools, claiming the Carroll County Board violated procedures and failed to study education, economics and pupil safety.

Mt. Airy Emmitsburg Thurmont Lewis C. Dixon Mt. Airy Citizens League Sykesville Carroll County Board of Education Dixon Carroll County League

College site at Glade Valley Farm bought by Maryland Baptists

Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville sold to the Maryland Baptist College Corporation for 300000 dollars, 140 acres to host a proposed two-year then four-year college opening by 1966. Possession April 1 1965, продолжая horse operation under Glade Valley Farms Inc at another Maryland site.

Glade Valley Farm Walkersville Maryland Baptist College Corporation Chalcedon Baltimore State Mission Board of the Baptist Convention of Maryland R. F. Woodward First Baptist Church College Campaign Fund Robert A. Leonard Glade Valley Farms Inc Glade Valley Farms Glade Valley Glade Valley Farms, Inc Maryland Baptist Convention John R. Cummins Cline L Glen Burnie John M. Tubbs The Baptist Convention of Maryland Cummins Hood College Mt. St. Mary's St. Joseph’s College Emmitsburg the Baptists Paul B. Ganley

Johnson Outlines Nuclear Breakthrough and World Sharing

President Johnson announced a major advance in large-scale reactor power and said the knowledge will be shared globally. He spoke at Holy Cross College commencement in Worcester after receiving an honorary degree and drew on UN and Cold War themes to urge science as a path to welfare and international cooperation.

Worcester Mass Johnson United States Holy Cross College United Nations Holy Cross’ College

Fire alarm at Linden L Hamilton residence reports chimney smoke

Fire crews from United Fire and Citizens Truck responded at 1 p.m. to Hamilton Avenue home. A back draft caused smoke to emerge from the chimney bottom. no fire was found and firefighters remained on scene about 25 minutes.

United Fire and Citizens Truck Companies Linden L. Hamilton Hamilton Avenue

Flag Day Ceremonies to Feature Sen. Derr at Elks Lodge

State Senator John A. Derr will speak at Elk Lodge 684 Flag Day observances in Frederick at 7:30 p.m. Sunday June 14 in the Baker Park Bandshell. The theme Freedom Right and Dignity of the Individual will guide his brief history of the flag and its symbolism. The program, held with Boy Scouts of America, includes a carillon concert by J. David Hagan and a Fort Frederick Jr. High School band performance.

Sen John A. Derr Elk’s Lodge Baker Park Sen. Derr Continental Congress Boy Scouts of America George Remsberg Frederick Lodge J. David Hagan Peabody Conservatory of Music

Ball Sent On Mission To Cyprus

U S Under secretary of State George W Ball began an emergency mission to Athens and Ankara to warn Greece and Turkey about the Cyprus crisis. He carried a message that the United States is ready to take sharp unspecified measures to prevent a Greek Turkish war and protect the eastern NATO flank. Ball canceled a London trip to undertake the mission by direct orders from President Johnson after two days at a UN conference.

Geneva U.S George W Ball Greece Turkey Johnson Cyprus Ball United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization Free World London Athens Ankara

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