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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
3
Sam Levenson urges better funding and staffing for schools during PTA forums. He says top community leaders avoid tax debates, while families worry about future American dreams. He suggests higher salaries for teachers, cleaner schools, and teaching patriotism from early reading onward.
A quoted 20th century public figure advocates prioritizing a race with history over the rivalry with Russia. The speaker warns education policy and historic progress demand sustained effort. No concrete actions or dates are provided in the fragment.
The Barnyard Olympics winners at Frederick Shopping Center were announced by George M. Seton. In the 3 to 11 age group Tommy Richardson and Steven Carbaugh led basketball archery and ethnic events. In the 12 to 16 group Thomas Beall and Jockey De Julius won the Fathers Day promotion. Each winner gets two Orioles games tickets with father. The center also announced a $1,000 Fourth of July fireworks display with aerial and ground shows.
State officials say Maryland may show a surplus up to 30 million dollars by year end with 12 million reserved in a deficit fund. Revenue sources project collections exceeding estimates, while the legislature prepares to set the budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1, 1967. A separate note reports a giraffe chased a mayor up a tree in Heidelberg Transvaal as game wardens intervened.
Asia faces health risks beyond war as epidemics and parasites threaten populations. Officials cite leprosy, tapeworms, and worm infections in Korea and Vietnam, while vaccination practices require regular refreshers for travelers and locals. Urban myths mix with reality as cities like Bangkok rely on canals for flood control and daily life.
A Southeast Asia Treaty Organization officer notes cholera shots and sanitation work in Bangkok and Seoul while a magazine writer and Navy veteran share travel impressions. A Vindobona Personnel meeting on June 13 in the Annex Building featured a picnic, a dance planned with the GI Orchestra, and various project votes.
More than 1 000 Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from various parts of the nation checked into Fort Meade for a six week encampment. Training aims to prepare finalists for officer roles after college graduation as most cadets are seniors this fall. The six weeks will end with a personnel picnic in August.
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