Violent Storm Strikes Drought County Causes Fire Damage
A severe electrical storm drenched Frederick area Friday night causing about 28000 dollars in damage. Lightning hit a Middletown bank barn killing hay, machinery and triggering fires that destroyed a Clarksburg house. Fire crews from multiple towns battled the blazes as rainfall varied across the region.
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Youngdahl on State Committee Meeting in Ocean City
P David Youngdahl administrator of Frederick Memorial Hospital serves on the Maryland Hospital Council committee set to report at a June 26 meeting of hospital administrators in Ocean City Maryland. The manpower utilization panel will propose a joint program to optimize hospital staffing and cut costs.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Hospital Council
Ocean City
Youngdahl
Maryland
David L. Everhart
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Senate Passes Civil Rights Bill Moves to House Approve
After 83 days of debate the Senate passed the civil rights bill 73 to 27. The measure heads to the House for prompt approval with a White House signing target around July 4. President Johnson and civil rights leaders hailed the vote while Dixie governors warned of political fallout.
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Johnson
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America
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
King
St. Augustine
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Family Fun YMCA Summer Swimming Program Details
The YMCA announces a two month summer swimming program for all family members starting Monday. Activities include youth instruction for girls and boys on specific weekdays, coed flying fish and shark classes, a toddler Tiny Tot Swim, life saving courses for ages 12 and 16, outdoor small craft rescues, and an open Distance Swim Club on Fridays. A women’s program with Tuesday and Thursday sessions and a SLYM Trim class on Thursdays is also offered.
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YMCA
Diane Staley
Miss Staley
Ohio State University
Emmitsburg Firemen Reach $2000 in Fund Drive
Guy R. McGlaughlin chair of the Vigilant Hose Co reports $2000 of a $5000 goal has been collected for an engine room addition. Plans are with the architect. The department operates three pumpers a rescue truck and an ambulance. The new 84 by 32 foot addition will hold four engines and allow the ambulance to enter the hall. The society has 100 active members and relies entirely on contributions.
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Guy R. McGlaughlin
Vigilant Hose Co. Financial Drive
Emmitsburg
Mr. McGaughlin
Vigilant Hose Co
Acme Markets to Hire Non-Union Clerks as Walkout Continues
A training session is held today for non union workers who will staff two Acme Markets opening next Wednesday in the city. James Kelly says openings do not settle the strike and non union clerks will operate with pic ket lines at Frederick and Hagerstown stores amid a nine week shutdown and ongoing union action.
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James Kelly
Kelly
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Mr. Kelly
World’s Fair Chicken wins at Delmarva Festival
Mrs. June I. Newton of Chappaqua New York won first place in the National Chicken Cooking Contest at the Delmarva Chicken Festival with her recipe titled World’s Fair Chicken. She is a chemist’s wife and mother of four.
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Police to Step-Up K-9 Patrol After Muggings
Police chief announces intensified K-9 and foot patrols citywide following three morning muggings that netted about 125 dollars. Victims include two Brunswick men Garrett and Shipe and Steve Linger. police suspect a single gang and have launched an intensive investigation.
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Fae
North Market Street
Brunswick
Clifford L.garrett
Russell L. Shipe
Garrett
Shipe
East Third Street
Steve Linger
Linger
Obeb Beall
Tramsville
Sixth Street
Klinehart’s Alley
Paul W. Mossburg
City Police Detective Bureau
GOP Draws Read On LBJ Rights Stand
Republican platform drafters prepare to counter Democratic attacks on civil rights by citing Johnson’s past positions from 1948 to 1960 on poll taxes fair employment laws and states rights. The convention faces a likely strong Democratic challenge if Goldwater is the nominee. In other news the U N Security Council unanimously extends the Cyprus peacekeeping force stay to Sept 26.
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Johnson
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Platform Committee
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Congress
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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N.Y
Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
Johnson targets Goldwater strongholds in California
President Johnson tours California focusing on Los Angeles and Orange counties where Goldwater built large margins in the June primary. The three day swing blends official duties with campaign activity as California is seen as pivotal to the November election.
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Johnson
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Barry Goldwater
Los Angeles
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Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Orange County
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Gettysburg College Hosts Lutheran Women’s Convention Attendees Named
Local residents plan to attend the second annual Maryland Lutheran Church Women convention at Gettysburg College from June 23 to 25 with theme Speak for God with Your Life. Delegates and district members from Frederick are listed along with Rev. Dr. Paul Christopher Warren as a featured speaker and registration details for Tuesday afternoon.
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Gettysburg College
Frederick
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Lutheran Church Women’s Organization
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Paul Dinterman
Walkersville
Oren Strine
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
Congregational Organization
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United Church Women
Earl Howard
This City
Eugene Huffer
Jefferson
David Oland
David Blackwelder
William Ervin Jr
Thurmont
Eugene W. Young
Zion
Middletown
Evangelical Lutheran
H. Edward Fisher Jr
Mt. Zion
Ladiesburg
Paul Christopher Warren
Second Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Warren
West End
New York City
the Biblical Seminary
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
National Commission On Evangelism
Presbyterian Church
Norway
Germany
McPherson College
McPherson
Kan
Biblical Seminary
University of the State of New
Raymond Shaheen
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Silver Spring
Christ Chapel
Kennedy suffers broken back in plane crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy was hospitalized with multiple back and rib fractures after a private plane crash near Barnes Airport, Westfield, injuring two others and killing the pilot Edwin Zimny and aide Edward Moss. Birch Bayh and his wife were also treated for injuries.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
John F. Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Coony- Dickinson Hospital
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Edwin T. Zimny
Lawrence Edward Moss
Barnes Airport
Westfield
Barnes
Zimny
Robert Schauer
Sen. Kennedy
Washington
Senate
Bayh
Kennedys
Hyannis Port
Cape Cod
Rose Kennedy
Joseph P
U S Navy Ships Head to Thailand Stockpiles Expansion
Five U.S. Navy ships are en route to Thailand carrying military hardware for expansion of U S equipment stockpiles in Southeast Asia, according to authoritative sources.
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Thailand
U.S. Navy
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