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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

11

Epilepsy Group Plans Campaign In Frederick County

At Winchester Hall the Frederick County Chapter for Epilepsy outlined National Epilepsy Month activities to educate the public and raise funds for a cure. President elect Mrs Marvin F Spencer noted about 750 residents have epilepsy, said the condition stems from brain damage, and that most seizures are med controlled. Officers elected included Jack Garner vice president Mrs Thomas Schul tz secretary and Mrs Harry Fouche treasurer.

Frederick County Ter Winchester Hall Marvin F Spencer Jack Garner Thomas Schultz Harry Fouche Mark Morgan Marvin F. Spencer

Labor Unrest Threatens Big Strike Year

AP Labor Writer Neil Gilbride reports rising labor unrest could yield the biggest strike year since 1960. William Simkin, chief federal mediator, cites democracy and bargaining complexity, while AFL-CIO ties unrest to White House wage policy limits. Both note most strikes involve few workers despite more incidents. The Labor Department cites 1965 figures of 3,860 strikes affecting 1.48 million workers, with 23.1 million hours lost.

Neil Gilbride Washington Afl-Cio Wiliam E Simkin Simkin Larely White House Simkin Labor Department

Mexican diplomat Elias Alvarez del Castillo dies at 70

Mexican diplomat, lawyer and author Elias Alvarez del Castillo Medibore died during an operation in Mexico City at age 70. He served in over 20 countries during his diplomatic career and wrote several books on Mexican history.

Mexico City Elias Alvarez del Castillo Medibore Alvarez del Castillo Mexico

Sixth Birthday Observed at Shay Home in Kremmling

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shay hosted a birthday party for their son Mike who celebrated his sixth birthday on Monday June 6, 1966. Five guests joined him, making six people present for the celebration.

Kremmling Colo Bob Shay Mike Hns

Rocket To Launch 7 Satellites

Seven military communication satellites weighing about 100 pounds each will ride a Titan 3 rocket from Cape Kennedy next Wednesday. The mission aims to test a global communications link among Washington, Viet Nam, and bases worldwide with complex six hour maneuvers to reach about 21 000 miles high. Concurrently NASA reported OGO 3 experiments largely successful with four more to be activated later, studying solar winds flares and space chemistry. June 13 is Saint Anthony of Padua feast day noted as the marrying saint by Catholic Digest.

Cape Kennedy Fila Washington Viet Nam Miltary Globe Air Force National Aeronautics and Space Administration America OGO 3 Earth OGO Orbiting Geophysical Observatory

Building Bridges With China Aims To Improve Ties

James Marlow reports that the Johnson administration promotes a "building bridges" approach to China. Humphrey and McNamara have used the term in recent addresses, but Beijing has brushed it off, leaving U S China relations sounding like they did 16 years ago after the 1949 Communist takeover and retreat to Formosa.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Johnson Red China Hubert H. Humphrey West Point Defense Robert S McNamara Chang Kai-shek Formosa United States Chiang

U S Red China Policy Through the Truman and Johnson Years

A compressed briefing on U S policy toward Red China from Truman’s 1950 Formosa stance to Johnson era calls for “bridges” and containment. It notes shifts in defense of Formosa, UN representation debates, and debated strategy under Dean Rusk, Humphrey, and McNamara amid Viet Nam tensions.

Harry S Truman Chiang Reds United States Formosa Truman Pacific China U.S Geneva Warsaw George D. Aitken Vermont Red China Red Chang Johnson Viet Nam Dean Rusk Humphrey McNamara

Lithuanian Museum Opens in Chicago June 22

A new Lithuanian study and appreciation museum in Chicago will house a collection of coins stamps armor and other artifacts representing 800 years of Lithuanian history and culture. The museum opens on June 22.

Chicago

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