Baltimore Dropouts Describe Reasons At Catoctin Job Corps
Three Baltimore youths at the first Job Corps Camp at Catoctin, about 40 percent of enrollees, cited poor communication between corpsmen and staff as a key issue. They complained of limited trade training time, unpaid periods, and counselors they felt did not listen, though they praised the educational program and the camp’s reception.
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Catoctin
Baltimore
Willam Perryman
Pug
Glenn Scott
Catoctin Center
Scott
Hagerstown
Baltimore Boys
Bay State Woman Wins U S Chicken Championship
Mrs. Janice E Page of Upton Mass won the national senior chicken cooking title at the 18th Delmarva Chicken Festival defeating 70 contestants. Her entry Chicken in the Limelight used lime heavily. She earned two tickets for a five country European tour and a silver trophy.
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Salisbury
Janice E. Page
Upton
Mass
Delmarva
Page
Job Corps graduates discuss early struggles and outcomes
Former Catoctin center enrollees describe being guinea pigs in a new program with rough starts. They note dropout rates around 18 percent and compare later centers where staff aid eased training. One now earns 2.60 an hour as a glass plant machinist and plans marriage.
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Catoctin
Office of Economic Opportunity
Young GOP Groups Host State Teen-Aged Picnic
Teen aged Republicans from Maryland assemble at the Young farm on Myersville Road for a state wide summer outing hosted by Frederick County TARs led by Ronald Spangler and Miss Sarah Bradbury. Norman Taylor greets delegates. Newton I Steers Jr and Congressman Mathias attend if health allows. The event runs 2 to 5 p.m. with badminton and softball.
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Maryland
Young Farm
Myersville Road
Frederick County
Tars
Ronald Spangler
Sarah Bradbury
Young Republicans
Norman Taylor
Prince Georges County
Newton I. Steers Jr
Republican Party
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John A. Derr
John Crawford
Frederick Tars
Spangler
Miss Bradbury
South End Civic Association
Bank Location Wins Approval In Clarksburg
The Montgomery County Council approved a rezoning petition by Bank of Damascus to build a branch on a 42 548 square foot parcel in Clarksburg. The request, filed by Damascus bank president Herbert F Hyatt, sought reclassification of the property from rural to suitable for commercial development.
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Bank of Damascus
Clarksburg
Montgomery County Council
Herbert F. Hyatt
Damascus Bank
Hyatt
County Council
Rockville
Prospect Plaza
Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Ralph F. Martz
Appeals Board Test Tests Sawmill Quarry and Gas Tank Plans
Frederick County Appeals Board will review a temporary sawmill on Bethel Road a four lot subdivision of river cabins on Monocacy Bottom Road and a 200 acre Point of Rocks marble quarry as well as a 30000 gallon above ground propane tank on Md 26 Unionville A new request by Ira S Stull and a reexamination of Raphael Uricolo's quarry are among tonight's items.
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Frederick County
Bethel Road
Winchester Hall
Point of Rocks
Unionville
Ira S. Stull
RFD 3
Frederick
Mountaindale
Mehrl A. Adams
Buckeystown
Frederick County Roads Board
MD. 40
Planning Commission
Conservation District
Robert Wirgan
Dan Wight
Raphael Uricolo
Washington D.C
Point of Rocks Road
MD. 464
Appeals Board
G. Plitt von Eiff
Caroline R. von Eiff
MD. 26
Bessie Clemson Road
Frederick Area Booms as Retail Sales and Bank Debits Rise
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce reports stronger local commerce with retail sales up by 656,990 and bank debits up by 4,993,000 in the past month versus the same period last year. Building permits and unemployment shift show mixed progress while new Bank of Damascus branch plans near Prospect Plaza. State Farm notes fewer hires locally, praising Frederick graduates.
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Frederick
Chamber
Frederick County
Father Jordan Named Pastor In Baltimore
The Rev. Herbert R. Jordan, formerly assistant pastor at St. Martin's in Baltimore and a Frederick resident for 18 years, begins duties as pastor of St. Edward's Church at 901 Poplar Grove Street in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's
Fred
Erick
St. Edward's Catholic Church
St. Martin's Church
St. Edward's Church
Poplar Grove Street
Laytonsville Firehouse Fund Passes $100,000 Milestone
Laytonsville Fire Department fund drive nears halfway of a $200,000 goal for a new engine house on Main Street. With bids pending, plans show space for four engines, an ambulance, trucks, offices, and facilities. a pumper and an ambulance are on order, totaling about $32,000 and $9,000 respectively.
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Laytonsville
Charles M. Richards
Richards
Main Street
Guild Threatens Strike at Baltimore Sun Thursday
The American Newspaper Guild in Baltimore says it will strike the Baltimore Sun cafeteria workers at midnight next Thursday if a contract dispute is not settled. Picket lines would be set up around the Sun building unless a new contract is agreed or issues are submitted to binding arbitration. The cafeteria operator says Sun papers management is not a party to the negotiations.
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American Newspaper Guild
Baltimore Sun
Sunpaper
Brian Flores
Sun
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc
Sun Paper
Dennis Curran
Automatic Retailers
Sun Papers
Catholic Lutheran Talks Set to Open Theological Series
Seven Catholic and seven Lutheran scholars will meet July 7-8 in a series of theological conversations on basic beliefs. The talks were announced in the Catholic Review by Msgr. William W. Baum and the Rev. Paul C. Empie, outlining the ecumenical effort.
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Catholic Review
Msgr
William W. Baum
Washington
Catholic Bishops’ Ecumenical Council
Paul C. Empie
New York
National Lutheran Council
Wilsons Viet Peace Plans Near Collapse
London AP report says opposition from Asian and African colleagues of Prime Minister Harold Wilson threatens the Commonwealth peace mission for Vietnam. Tanzania's Julius Nyerere dissociates his nation from joining Wilson and four other premiers on a trip to Peking Ha noi Saigon Moscow and Washington amid growing discontent.
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Harold Wilson
British Commonwealth
Wilson
Izvestia
Commonwealth
Tanzania
Kenya
Ghana
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Julius Nyerere
Peking
Hanoi
Saion
Moscow
Washington
Nyerere
Chou Fa-lai
Red China
Dar Es Salaam
Line In Fold For Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals announce 1965 contracts signed by interior line players Center Bob DeMarco tackles Bob Reynolds Ernie Millian and guards Irv Goode and Ken Gray for the upcoming NFL season.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob DeMarco
Bob Reynolds
Ernie McMillian
Irv Goode
Ken Gray
Hagerstown Publisher To Aid Seoul Press
Franklin Schurz Jr publisher of the Morning Herald and the Daily Mail departs for Seoul Korea to serve as an International Press Institute consultant guiding Seoul Newspapers on production and management with a focus on raising mechanical efficiency. He will conduct a workshop and also consult Philippine papers before returning home.
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Hagerstown
Franklin Schurz Jr
Morning Herald
The
Daily Mail
Seoul
Korea
International Press Institute
Schurz
Philippines
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