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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
9
Joseph Thomas Horman, son of County Commissioner and Mrs. Russell Z. Horman of Watkins Acres, graduates cum laude from the University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr Horman now begins professional practice as a veterinarian.
Washington AP The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church voted to repeal Maryland’s miscegenation law prohibiting intermarriage between whites and other races. The session adopted the resolution by voice vote and backed the Dirksen school prayer amendment. Also opposed a Maryland lottery. Marian, Athens GA college honor court judge, listed in Who’s Who in Colleges, received multiple awards and was editor of the Veterinarians' Year Book. Accepted for U.S. Public Health Service employment in Trenton, NJ.
To initiate an urban renewal program for rehabilitation of blighted areas. To broaden recreation and park programs. To assist in protection restoration and improvement of Frederick's historical assets. To improve off street parking establish a parking authority. To keep Frederick citizens better informed on city matters. To provide an efficient and economically operated government.
William L. Miller chief of the Experimental Aerobio logy Department at Fort Detrick earned a PhD in Virology from George Washington University during last Sunday's graduation. He began work toward the degree in 1962 while holding a full-time Fort Detrick post. Miller, a Berryville Virginia native, authored ten papers and serves as treasurer of a local RESA chapter. He and wife Peggy and three children live in the Over Hill section of Frederick.
About 1 200 alumnae from 38 states Canada Guam Mexico and the Virgin Islands joined 392 graduating seniors and guests at Wellesley College in Massachusetts June 3 to 6. Eugene R Black former World Bank president and Johnson adviser spoke at the June 4 commencement as Miss Margaret Clapp presided for the last time before resigning to lead Lady Deak College in India. Highlights included a reunion class parade step singing and class dinners in dorms.
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