High School Scientist Lions Speaker at Frederick Luncheon
Charles Bokesch, a recent high school graduate, presented his science project to the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He displayed awards from local to international contests, funded in part by monetary prizes and a scholarship, and explained an incubator built from a potato chip can and heat control at 92 degrees to culture micrococcus variables for radiation protection. He outlined guinea pig germ studies and the theories developed, noting the work is ongoing and original ideas may inspire future work by himself or others. He also described a 1,000 word paper detailing the project hours and findings.
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Lions Club of
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Charles
Frederick teen wins Maryland science prize for originality
The Maryland Academy of Sciences awarded the prize after judging over 350 projects with costs reaching thousands. The 17 year old, Charles Bokesch of Frederick High, will exhibit at Oak Ridge for atomic studies and later appear on ABC with a narrator. He plans pre med study at the University of Louisiana Baton Rouge.
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News Media Unite in Vote Returns Cooperative
United Press International joined with the three major networks and The Associated Press to pool vote returns for the November presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial elections. The event took place at a base of operations near Lincoln High School and South Frederick Elementary School where Edward J. Kerns, director, was to lecture.
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Lincoln High School
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Edward J. Kerns
National Election Service formed by major networks and AP
News agencies NBC CBS and ABC join with the AP to create the National Election Service. The pool aims to unify news returns for the 21 elections in November and later expand for 1966. Mims Thomason of UPI says the service will reduce duplication and speed coverage across all states.
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