Recalling School Board Special Session On Brunswick Plans
The Frederick County Board of Education met at Winchester Hall with architects and adviser Herbert Bloom to discuss Brunswick High School plans. The session included debate on press presence and costs, with estimates of 130000 square feet and total costs around 2.5 to 2.7 million including grounds and equipment.
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Frederick County
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Bloom
C. Gordon Smith
Board of Education
Thomas
Hallar Best
Brunswick
Edward Hofstetter
Hosfeld
Fred Brown
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Hofstetter
Smith
Smvth
Waitkersville
Old Frederick Hoch
Thomas Johnson
Breavaich
Sahhawike
Adamstean
Ford
Mer Hofstetter
Sach
Tiosvene
County approves detailed paid leave policy for workers
Commissioners institute a broad leave system for county staff including regular, sick, and compensatory leaves with accrual schedules. leaves of absence for maternity military service or study require written requests. death leave limited to three days. holidays listed and records kept for inspection. leaves barred for officials or board appointees. Separate UK notes report Christine Keeler implicating a Soviet attache in nuclear secrets and Macmillan facing inquiry.
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Commissioners’ Office
London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Macmillan
Frederick Heritage Week Flags Parade Marks Key Celebration
Fairly many flags appear city wide for Frederick Heritage Week and Salute to Francis Scott Key. A parade at 6 p m led by Fort Detrick Colors Guard and Boy Scout troops travels from the Armory to the Court House. At the Court House officials attend as 14 1814 American flags are dedicated and the National Anthem is sung.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Civic Club
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
Armory
Court House
William Hobson
Parsons Newman
Walkersville
Thurmont
Ralph Gastley
Exchange Club
Edward D. Storm
James Bisonell
Chamber of Commerce
Can't Cheat On Sleep Says Psychiatrist
Toronto psychiatrist Prof John W Lovett-Doust told the Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting that claiming to need only a few hours of sleep is fooling oneself. He said such people steal sleep during waking hours and that dreaming counts as sleep.
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Toronto
John W. Lovett-Doust
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Officials to Visit Seneca on Cabin Demolition Plan
Senator Daniel B Brewster and J Sutton Jett met with cabin owners in Washington as the National Park Service prepared an onsite inspection of six government cabins at Seneca. No funding exists for a comprehensive Seneca plan and a 1977 dam project could flood the area, potentially removing access and prompting demolition of the cabins.
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Daniel B. Brewster
J. Sutton Jett
National Capital Region
National Park Service
Seneca
Jett
Sen
Brewster
Washington
Goodloe FE
Byron
Park Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
United Church Leader Praises Congregations Work Across Denomination
Rev Dr Beh Mohr Herbser of the United Church of Christ delivers a keynote to Potomac Synod on congregational strength and mission. He cites national funds, church partnerships, and the goal of expanding gospel outreach while urging vigilance against complacency.
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United Church of Christ Synod
Beh Mohr Herbser
New York
Crs
United Church of Chris
Potomac
Asnod
Hod College
Maen Tev
Stindax
Stindax For Avetsnip Jahn Pra. Guypel By Aod
Herbster
United Church
Union of the Congresia
Siam
Uni Aren
Christ Urmierstand
Dr. Herbster
Oman
Percei
Alwass
Tenad
Seder
Seek Martial Law In Cambridge
Cambridge officials urged Governor Tawes to declare martial law and deploy National Guard to restore peace after a one hour city meeting. Mayor Calvin Mowbray and four of five councilmen sent the telegram amid tense racial unrest and a protest by 508 white residents at the county jail.
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Cambridge
Tawes
Calvin W. Mowbray
Mowbray
Annapolis
Eastern Shore
Full Slate Of Church Meetings At Hood College This Summer
Hood College hosts a packed summer with ten church conferences including the American Junior Red Cross leadership training event. Attendance near 2 5600 is noted as synods and associations begin registration and sessions June through July across Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Christian Church groups.
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Hood College
Episcopal Province of
Washington
Waim
Presbyterian Synod of the
Chesapeake
Synodical
Synodical (Women's Organization
Baptist Brotherhood of the
Washington Area
Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital Wins Three-Year Accreditation
Frederick Memorial Hospital received a three year accreditation after a May 17 survey by Arno H. Fromm M D field representative of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Administrator P David Youngdahl cited maintained standards and plans for new construction as noted by the commission.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial
Board of Commissioners
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Arno H. Fromm
T the Commission
Kenneth B. Babcock
Joint Commission On Accreditation
American College of Surgeons
Youngdahl
American College of Physicians
The
American
61 Women Register For Short Course
Sixty-one county and city women have registered for the Rural Women's Short Course to be held at the University of Maryland June 17 to 21. Theme of the week will be Lifetime of Learning. Mrs. E Earl Remsburg of Buckeystown is state short course chairman. Pins will be awarded to several members including Mrs. Charles King and Mrs. Marion Lawson, with eight-year pins to Mrs. Charles Collins and Mrs. Robert Kline. Attendees include numerous club members from Adamstown, Brunswick, Buckeystown, Frederick and other communities, plus home demonstration agents and officers involved in the program.
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University of Maryland
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown Club
Charles King
Marion Lawson
Herman Schreyer
Lewis Wisner
Clyde Barshman
Charles Collins
Robert Kline
Beatrice Fehr
Adele F. Miller
Holly Akre
Adamstown Club
H. Robert DeRose
Ballenger Club
Atlee Compher
C. Lester Dudrow
Russell Dudrow
State Safety
Howard Fry
Howard Smith
Wilfred Wisher
Braddock Club
Luther Bussard
Hazel Holler
Brunswick Club
Lawrence Heffner
Buckeystown
Jessie Fifer
E. Earls Remsterg
Ned Zeller
College Estates Club
Isha C. Avery
Orville Brand
Gerad Brindle
Charles Hartley
Vladimir Hudak
East Frederick Club
Paul Crim
Murray Fox
Charles Stouter
Frederick City Club
Marlowe Cline
Lawrence Fabrmney
Bryce Hopkins
Dorothy Ko Lasseter
Sam K. Zimmerman
Gatntint Park Club
Austin Kemp
New Pastor Takes Charge at Grossnickle Myersville Brethren Church
Rev Charles H Cameron selected to lead Grossnickle-Myersville Church of the Brethren effective August 4 moving from Keyser West Virginia where he has served since October 1958. He will succeed Rev Clyde C Fry who resigns to join Sun Valley Church near Birmingham Alabama. Cameron born near Roanoke Virginia is a Bridgewater College alumnus with a Sorbonne diploma.
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Charles H. Cameron
Keyser Church of the Brethren
Keyser
W. Va
Grossnickle-Myersville
Church of the Brethren
Grossnickle
Myersville
Cameron
Keyser Church
Clyde C. Fry
Sun Valley Church of the Brethren
Birmingham
Ala
Roanoke
Bridgewater College
Sorbonne University
Paris
France
Virginia
California
Soviet Union launches fifth man into orbit in space venture
Khrushchev announced Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky aboard Vostoka becomes the fifth cosmonaut in orbit. The craft circles the Earth every 88 minutes at altitudes from 112 to 146 miles as Tass notes ongoing studies of long flight effects on the human body.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Vostoka
Tass
Earth
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Kremlin
Wilson
Maryland Officials to Attend National Legislative Conference in Hawaii
Thirteen Maryland officials will travel to Hawaii in August for the National Legislative Conference. The trip expenses, potentially up to $11,000, will be paid by the state. Dr. Carl N. Everstine aims to limit personal costs to about $900 for the gathering beginning August 2, with attendees including Sen. William S. James, Del. A. Gordon Boone, and Del. Marvin Mandel among others.
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Senate
Legislative Council
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
House
del. Marvin Mandel
D-Balto 5Th
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