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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

10

Salaries Rise for College Faculty Show Improvement

Washington AP reports college professors see growing salaries with notable New York appointments. The state created $100,000 annual chairs for excellence, with Yang earning a $45,000 personal salary and Schlesinger securing the Schweitzer Chair at CUNY. The AAUP notes Harvard tops at 17,500 yearly for fulltime faculty, followed by Chicago and Parsons, while overall average is 9,816 for nine months across 905 institutions.

Washington New York State C. N. Yang State University Stonybrook Arthur Schlesinger Jr Albert Schweitzer City University of New York American Association of University Professors Harvard University University of Chicago Parsons College Fairfield Iowa Parsons Association

High Cost Of Cleaning Funds New York State Cleanups

Governor Rockefeller says nearly half a billion dollars is active in New York water cleanup projects. Grants total 224 million for sewerage plants and waste interceptors, with 126 million more for three additional state end water programs. A separate note from Pittsburgh reports Josephine Rendick, seeking her birth family since 1962, has met her brother Michael Mucicka and sister Ann Shrella after a four year search.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller New York State Pittsburgh Josephine Rendick Michael Mucicka New Brighton Ann Shrella Sharpsville Rendick

Frederick Patriotism Highlighted in Reader’s Digest

Judge E B Delaplaine receives national notice for patriotic service as Reader’s Digest cites Frederick’s role in the Let Freedom Ring Again movement. Gov Tawes backs July 4 bell ringing. Frede rick helps organize local efforts with DAR and Legion leaders coordinating appeals to count bells rung nationwide.

E. 8 Delaplaine Frederick Thomas J. Fleming John F. Kennedy Gov. Tawes

The Sand Pebbles cost overruns and epic shoot abroad

Hollywood reports reveal The Sand Pebbles ran 2 to 3 million over budget due to Pacific location filming in Taiwan and Hong Kong. Director Robert Wise cites weather, language barriers, and boat handling as delays while Fox, led by Darryl Zanuck, presses on. Cast includes Steve McQueen, Richard Attenborough, Richard Crenna, and Candy Bergen.

Hollywood Pacific Ocean Orient 20Th Century-Fox Darryl F. Zanuck Paris Robert Wise Fox Wise Westwood Lot Taiwan Hong Kong Steve McQueen Richard Attenborough Richard Crenna Candy Bergen

Lunts Awarded First Honorary Doctores by Goodman School

Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne received the Goodman School of Drama’s first honorary doctorates in Chicago. The couple, aged 72 and 78, have long been prominent on the American stage and now live as working farmers. A separate Frederick ceremony marked the Key grave with bells tolling amid reports to the Chamber of Commerce.

Park W. T. Loy Hagerstown Frederick C. Lease Bussard Daughters of the American Revolution Joseph C. Hemp Paul Magaha Earl J. Fisner Idr American Legion Richard D. Hammond Chamber of Commerce Chicago Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontaine Goodman School of Drama Lunts Lunt

Luci Baines Johnson Joins Maryland Horse Races

Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of the President, attended a Rosecroft Raceway event near Washington on Friday night. She arrived with a party of about 12, including Secret Service agents and her fiancé, Patrick Nugent, in a crowd of around 2,500 spectators.

Washington Luci Baines Johnson Maryland Rosecroft Raceway Luci Secret Service Patrick Nugent

Bell count far exceeds stated figures in Frederick County

A cited remark to the Governor's Committee indicates that more than 1000 bells were rung in Frederick County, suggesting a turnout or activity level well above initial estimates. The source emphasizes the scale of the event and its unusual magnitude in the county.

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