Hood College Commencement Awards Eight Bachelor Degrees
The Hood College twenty first annual commencement awarded eight Bachelor of Arts degrees and conferred diplomas and certificates on ten students across departments. A six ton cherry shipment from the United States Express office headed to East Coast cities marked a near record. A potato club formed at the YMCA with Dr August F Stabler of the U S Department of Agriculture discussing profitable late season potato farming. The Monocacy Valley Canning Company began pea processing with corn also mentioned as part of the cannery output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
United States Express Office
YMCA
County Farm
Emory C. Remsberg
August F. Stabler
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Monocacy Valley
U.S. Recon Flights Over Laos Amid Pathet Lao Takeover
The United States conducts recon flights over the Plaine des Jarres at the request of Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma after Pathet Lao forces gain control. Two consecutive downings, one unarmed and one armed escort, suggest entanglement risks alongside Vietnam. The Kitty Hawk aircraft operate from the South China Sea, surveying roads and convoys, with reports of well-equipped communist forces and possible Chinese press claims of U.S. rocket fire. The article questions whether U.S. involvement is expanding into Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souvana Phoura
Laos
United States
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kitty Hawk
South China Sea
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Goldwater warns against coexistence in political address
Senator Barry Goldwater, leading Republican hopeful, delivered a commencement speech at Pennsylvania Military College in Chester. He warned Americans against illusions of coexistence with communism, argued for strong resolve and freedom, and framed conservatism as constructive and responsible within American tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Goldwater
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Lincoln
Brotherhood of Man
Space Woman Valentina Tereshkova Has Daughter
Moscow AP reports Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova gave birth to a daughter last Sunday. The father is cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev, who orbited Earth in 1962, with Pavel Popovich. Both mother and child are reported well. baby weighed about seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Valentina Nikolayevna - Tereshkova
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Earth
Pavel Popovich
Valentina
Valery Bykovsky
Nikolayev
Recreation program opens summer in Baker Park
Twenty years ago this June 10 issue reports that the Washington Recreation Association will deliver addresses Monday evening as the summer playground season opens with formal exercises at the Baker Park band shell at 7 30. Allied Headquarters announced American forces have captured Trevier midway between Bayeux and Isigny and are operating from French soil for the first time since 1940. Mr and Mrs Homer Remsberg and family, along with Cecil K Holter and Ira D Ifert, attended the National Holstein Friesian Association convention in Columbus during the past week. The Frederick AWVS opens a room at 125 East Patrick street to make surgical dressings for the Red Cross quota of over a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Recreation Association
Baker Park
Allied
Trevier
Bayeux
Isigny
J. Homer Remsberg
Carol
Joyce
Jack
Cecil K. Holter
Ira D. Ifert
Middletown
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital listings report multiple births with parents from Frederick and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Jeanne Marie Ledford first daughter Friday. Adam Henry Ellis Jr and Russell Duncan Burchard second sons. Denise Louise Tester man and Stacey Lynn Spoonamore among others, with dates indicating Friday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Thomas
Wyngate Drive
Sue
Frances
Paul A. Lambert
Frederick
Charles Edward
Benjamin Tyergar
East Sixth Street
James Edward
Robert Runkles
Woodbine
Adamstown
Robert Earl Jr
Droneburg
Anna Mae Drury
Robert F Morris Knoxville
Perry Renn
Russell F Armacost
Hampstead
Diana Dawn
Watt L. Lee Jr
Airy
James Leroy
James B&b. Spoonamore
Park Place
Stacey Lynn
David L Appleby
David Loreon Jnr
Vandalism Widespread at Cambridge Schools
Dorchester County superintendent James G. Busick said vandalism this year equals the total of the previous five years. Five large windows were broken at South Dorchester High School on Monday night, and additional windows were broken at Vienna and Aireys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
James G. Busick
Dorchester County
Busick
South Dorchester
Vienna
Aireys
Linganore High School Holds Graduation for 76 Seniors
Linganore High School completed graduation exercises Tuesday night in the auditorium for 76 seniors. Class president Betty Myers. speakers John Carpenter and Kaye Grossnickle addressed “Education For Living.” Distinguished scholars named include Karen Beth Johnson and Dennis Rudell Mullinix. Diplomas presented by Gordon Smith, vice president of the Frederick County Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore High’ School
Betty Myers
John Carpenter
Kaye Grossnickle
Karen Beth Johnson
Dennis Rudell Mullinix
J Donald Plank
Locust Grove Church of the Brethren
Clark
Rist
New Market
Campaign Spending in Maryland May Primary
In Maryland May primary filings with Secretary of State Lloyd L. Simpkins, Rep. Edward A. Garmatz spent 25,306 to win Democratic renomination in Baltimore’s 3rd District, while John A. Pica spent 34,530. Hervey G. Machen led 5th District spending with 37,460 for the Democratic nomination, aided by 33,129 in contributions including 10,000 of his own money. Other contenders and totals are listed, with Goldstein spending 326,716 and losing to Tydings, Beall spending 36,603 to win the Republican Senate seat, Wallace spending 90,136 for the presidential race, and Brewster spending 42,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
Congress
Sth
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Edward A. Garmatz
Baltimore
John A. Pica
Garmatz
James Clark
Raymond J McDonough
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Joseph D Tydings
Sen
Glenn Beall
James P. Gleason
Beall
Gleason
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Daniel B.brewster
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will run near to slightly below normal Thursday through Monday with normal highs 78 to 85 and lows 61 to 67. Western Maryland will be about 10 degrees cooler. Look for a cooler start Thursday, warmer Saturday, and cooler again Sunday. Showers are expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Workers Return After 102-Day Strike at Essex Wire
In Hillsdale Michigan more than 40 union workers returned to production at Essex Wire Corp after a 102 day strike. National Guard troops ended peace duties after 13 days of presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale, Mich
Essex Wire Corp
National Guard
Flag Day and Independence Documents Highlight 1776 Events
A historical note recounts the select committee appointed to declare the purpose of the resolution in the Declaration of Independence. It details drafting by Thomas Jefferson, 86 congressional changes, and 480 word removals, plus the shift from inalienable tounalienable rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Jefferson
Charles Carroll
Philadelphia
Easton
Trenton
N. J
George Washington
New York City
Samuel Chase
Robert Morris
William Williams
Conn
How They Voted on Civil Rights Amendments in Senate
The Senate bills on civil rights saw divisions by party. Jury trials passed 41 to 48 with Byrd supporting for West Virginia and Boggs Williams for Delaware voting for. Brewster Randolph of Maryland opposed. Other measures like Limit School Title and Limit Employment Title failed amid amendments from Byrd Randolph Boggs Williams and Beall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Byrd
W.va
Boggs
Williams
Brewster
Randolph
Beall
Del
W. Va
Wiliams
Wva
Nixon Sees Romney Open to Presidential Run
Nixon told Maryland Republicans that George Romney might still seek the presidential nomination though Romney had disavowed candidacy at Cleveland. Nixon said the door is open and predicted a candidate will emerge this week or Goldwater could win on the first ballot at the San Francisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard M Nixon
Maryland
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Cleveland
Nixon
New York
London
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
San Francisco
Thrasher Promoted To Colonel In Reserves
John P. Thrasher of 1204 Pinewood Drive has been promoted to colonel in the Air Force Reserve. He serves as Deputy Director of Inspection in the IG Office of the 2nd Air Force Reserve Region at Andrews AFB Maryland. Thrasher, a Huntsville native and Auburn alum, has 26 years of service. He is married to Elise Hoke and they have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Thrasher
Pinewood Drive
Air Force Reserve
Thrasher
W. Lee Hoke Insurance Agency
New Windsor
Inspector General
2Nd Air Force Reserve Region
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Huntsville
Ala
National Guard
Auburn University
Army Air Corps
Elise Hoke
Quartet 10 Sing Here at Christian Missionary Alliance
The Male Quartet of Toccoa Falls Institute Georgia will perform sacred music and testify at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church Friday at 30 pm in the Staley Part Field House. Members include Wesley Allen Rast Point Georgia pianist Bild Grant Pensacola Florida bass Roger Day Chicago Illinois baritone David Hicks Paducah Kentucky second tenor Don Reitz Franklin Pennsylvania. Rev Hendren Brown will deliver a brief Gospel message after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartet
Toccoa Falls Institute
Toccoa Falls
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Staley Part
Wesley Allen
Rast
Emmitsburg Residents Lose Bid Over High School Hearing
The Frederick County Board of Education denied a hearing for Emmitsburg residents challenging the Thurmont edge high school site plan. Richard Schifter of Bethesda favored hearings but found no merit after review. Dr James Sensenbaugh attended but did not participate, with his abstention recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
99 Year Old Woman Dies In Frederick County
Mrs. Margaret V. Stevens Gross widow of George Gross died at 7 20 this morning at her daughter s home 412 East Patrick street She would have been 100 in October 1864 born in Frederick County She lived active life but confined to the house for five years Surviving include daughter Mrs Orman Harris son Alvie T Stevens step son Harry Gross step daughters Mrs Raymond Lease and Mrs Elmer Rhoderick 26 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren 18 great great grandchildren Funeral arrangements with M R Etchison Son funeral directors for Saturday 2 p m at the McKaig Methodist Church cemetery burial will be at the church cemetery in McKaig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret V. Stevens Gross
George Gross
Orman Harris
East Patrick Street
Gross
Frederick County
Charles H
Elsa Jackson
Alvie T. Stevens
Harry Gross
Boonsboro
Raymond Lease
Elmer Rhoderick
New Market
E. Church Street
Mc-Kaig
M. R. Etchison & Son
Deaths in Frederick County and Pittsburgh area
Calvin Edward Boone 81 of Frederick County dies after several days illness at Montevue Home. Survived by children Norman, Lester, Mrs Hilderbrand of Baltimore, Mrs McKenzie of Frederick, Mrs Tyergar of Reading, 16 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the funeral home. Robert E. Dailey and Son, funeral directors. Richard David Clyde 27 of Pittsburgh dies from injuries in a tractor trailer crash near Myersville. Survived by parents Dwight and Louise Clyde and wife Margaret Ann. two brothers. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park, Pittsburgh. Graveside services held for infant Rebecca L. Valentine in Creagerstown Cemetery. Creagerstown Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin E. Boone
Calvin Edward Boone
Sarah Elizabeth Boone
Montevue
Frederick County
Edward Calvin
Elizabeth Sickels Boone
Norman E. Boone
Lester L. Boone
Thomas Hilderbrand
Baltimore
Elwood McKenzie
Frederick
Catherine Tyergar
Reading
Mass
James Barnhouse
Boone
Assembly of God, Church
North Market Street
Thomas Kerfoot
Union Chapel
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Richard D. Clyde
Richard David Clyde
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U. S. Rt
Myersville
Dwight and
Louise Clark Clyde
Margaret Ann Clyde
Walter J. Sperling
Sunset Memorial Park
Penn
Ann
Rebecca L. Valentine
Robert
Madeline Harbaugh Valentine
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Michael
Creagerstown
Charles A. Pollard
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Funeral Services for Carl I Hamilton Held
Funeral services for Carl Ignatius Hamilton age 60 of Route 1 Mt Airy were held Tuesday at 10 30 a m from 106 East Church Street. Rev E A Frink of Marvin Chapel Methodist Church officiated with pallbearers Clifford E Snyder Francis E Runkles William W Beaver Nelson W Myers Sr Norman E Brashears and Jesse Clay. Burial followed at Union Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Etchison and Son funeral directors. Next service for Donald Elton Smith of Braddock Heights, son of Elton H and Dorothy Feaga Smith of Mountaindale, and grandson of Mrs Hallie M Geisbert of Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ignatius Hamilton
Mt. Airy
Charles Town
W. Va
East Church Street
E. A. Frink
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Clifford E. Snyder
Francis E. Runkles
William W. Beaver
Nelson W. Myers Sr
Norman E. Brashears
Jesse Clay
Union Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Donald Elton Smith
Braddock Heights
Elton H
Dorothy Feaga Smith
Mountaindale
Hallie M. Geisbert
Yellow Springs
Charles
Heart Group Conference Elects Officers For Maryland Chapter
Mrs. George B. Douglas chaired the Maryland Heart Associations professional staff spring conference at the Holiday Inn. New officers include Mrs. William Lewis as president and George A. Smith as vice president. Speakers were Gerald A. Lewis and Marvin H. Miller. The meeting emphasized professional standards and heart movement growth with fall plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
Frederick County Heart Association
Heart Associations of Maryland
Holiday Inn
William Lewis
Allegany-Garrett Heart Association
George A. Smith
The
Heart Association of Southern Maryland
Fred Pritchett
Heart Association of Maryland
Upper Evern Shore
Lee Shipley Bowers
State Association
Douglas
Elsroad Family Visits Relatives During Across Country Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry F Elsroad and daughters Theresa and Brenda from Reno Nev are visiting relatives here. The family left Reno May 31 and arrived June 4. They are here to celebrate Ronald Reas 15th birthday and Tina Marie Reas first birthday on June 5. Mrs John D Kelly long time New Market resident now with son Rodney R Kelly Frederick Md. Mrs Leo T Waterman returns from Roanoke Va after attending grandson Tommy Watermans graduation from Patrick Henry High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Elsroad
Theresa
Brenda
Reno
Nev
Mr. Elsroad
Frances Elsroad
Elsroad
Ronald Rea
Tina Marie Rea
John D. Kelly
New Market
Inlaw
Rodney R Kelly
RFD
Frederick
Leo T. Waterman
Magnolia Avenue
Roanoke
Tommy Waterman
Patrick Henry High School
Ada Derr Admitted To Vindobona Nursing Home
Ada F Derr was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home Inc Braddock Heights from West Third Street. Chester Crist has returned home Burck Street after two weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank declares quarterly dividend 40 cents per share plus 5 cents extra to stockholders of record June 19 1964 totaling 68793.75 payable July 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Ada F. Derr
West Third Street
Chester Crist
Burck Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics ‘National Bank
Shuff
Funeral service and burial details from local church
The service was held at 2 p m from the funeral home at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Raymond E. Wilhelm of Grace United Church of Christ officiating. Pallbearers were Rondel LeGore Curtis Cromwell Wm Hammond James Linton Gary Linton and Charles E Staley. Interment followed at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansons vill. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
W. Va
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Rondel K. LeGore
Curtis Cromwell
Wm. H. Hammond
James
Gary Linton
Charles E. Staley
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Hansons
M. R. Etchison and Son
Motorists Acquitted In Separate Drunken Driving Cases
In a Magistrate's Court hearing before Stanley Y Bennett two motorists were acquitted on drunken driving charges. Robert Stanley of Bethesda faced April 17 arrest on U S 40 west at Md 153. expert testimony suggested intoxication due to prescribed drugs. John L MacKenzie of RFD 7 was acquitted of drunken driving and of reckless driving after defense argued insufficient evidence. Separately three William S Hood employees were found guilty of trespassing and fined 50 dollars plus costs. they were also acquitted of destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert
Stanley
Bethesda
Roy J. Reed
U.S. 40 West
MD. 153
Tfc
Ronald C. Lewis
Stailey
Robert Angle
Angle
Patrick C. McKeever
John L. MacKenzie
RFD 7
Edwin F. Nikirk
MacKenzie
Richard Baugher
West College Terrace
William S. Hood
Neil W. Alexander
West Thirteenth Street
James T. Baker
Wisner Street
Joseph M. Tobery Jr
East Fifth Street
Jo Ann Brooks
Mary A. Sands
Elected Secretary of Frederick Junior Chamber
Richard M. Floyd of Delaware Road was elected Secretary of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Board of Directors meeting held at the Town & Country Restaurant. Floyd has three months of Jaycees membership, recently completed four years of Air Force service, and works for the M. J. Grove Lime Company. He resides with his parents in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Floyd
Delaware Road
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Mr. Floyd
Mauriee J. Floyd
City
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Linganore High School
Elks
Heart Group
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