Teacher Evaluation Implemented at Sherwood High in Montgomery County
In Montgomery County the new teacher evaluation program at Sherwood High School progressed with about 180 senior participants. Students rated teachers on a five point scale covering preparation, engagement, fairness, and overall value to the school community. Ratings were confidential and the program is to be extended next year with consenting faculty.
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Newwborn
Montgomery County
Sherwoodigh
Iance
Winston Churchill Hugh School
Momnlute
Cliss
Sherwood Hugh School
Gass
Tnd
Scott Busby
Busby
Sue Sharp- Iuss
Ernest Adams
Montgomery County Police Endorsement Sparks Debate
County Council praised the force after a closed session with Police Superintendent MacAuliffe and top officers following charges by youths at Freedom House in Bethesda. Critics say Councilman Gleason's praise doubles as public relations and urge tougher police accountability amid ongoing tensions.
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Montgomery County
James P. Gleason
Cordell Avenue
Bethesda
Freedom House
County Council
James S. MacAuliffee
Gleason
Neighborhood Youth Corps to Employ 291 Teens in Frederick County
The Labor Department funds the largest NYC allotment in the state for Frederick County with 291 teens in a 10 week program from June 23 to August 29. Participants receive 130 dollars hourly for a 26 hour week, with counselors added for every 25 enrollees, aiming to place workers in camp clerical or technical aide roles and instill proper work habits.
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Wille
Edward Reiley
Board of Education
Labor Department
Frederick County
Neighborhood
Community Action Committee
Reiley
NIC
County Roads Board
Nyc
Letters to the Editor Warn of Communist Sex Education Plot
A reader from Harkottsville Maryland denounces sex education as part of a communist strategy to corrupt youth. The letter cites references to SICCUS and Kornfeder, warns of pornography and infiltration of colleges, and urges Americans to resist to preserve the nation’s freedom.
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Sweden
American Republic
Siccus
Sex Ldecaden
American Association of Sex Educators Andounselers
Association
SIR
Sifcus
SICUS
American Association For Sex Educators and Counselors
Isadore Rubin
Slyology Miagrazine
House Committee
Communist Party
Silcus
America
Fifty Years Ago in The News Pyle June 24 1919
Yesterday Germany accepted the terms of the peace treaty before the deadline causing mild relief as the nation could return to normal. In Frederich County the wheat harvest begins with binders cutting the 1919 crop, labor shortages slow progress. 41 couples sought marriage licenses on June 5.
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Wirre
Brederich
Germany
Ory Almast
Otn Vrederich
Graveyard site plans near Gas House Pike outlined
Frederick officials discuss two proposed graveyard locations to replace the Laboring Sons Cemetery on Chapel Ales. One site lies east of Gas House Pike, the other near Bales Lane. The Potomac Poison Company faces a revenue dip due to reduced textile schedules in Cumberland. About 52 Frederick County boys prep soap bar verby racers for a July event, with several already finished and awaiting testing.
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TVG
SELES
Frederick Cats
Gas House Pike
Bales Lane
Laborig Sons
Chapel Altes
Frederick County
Coalition rule could threaten South Vietnam partition
NEA correspondent warns a coalition including the NLF could create a de facto partition of South Vietnam. He argues sanctuary for Viet Cong and Hanoi forces would leave Saigon unable to govern all of Vietnam, risking defeat of U S aims. He cites Geneva Laos precedents and the Viet Cong as central obstacles to a united Saigon.
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Washington
Nea
Ted Kennedy
National Liberation Front
Paris
Saigon
South Vietnam
NLF
Pathet Lao
Laos
America
Kennedy
U.S
Hanoi
White House
Pentagon
Geneva
Red
Thien
Ho Chi Minh
Trump
Sagen
Ludfwayere
Korea
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Shoplifters halted after car search and loot recovered
A quartet was stopped on the outskirts of town and their car searched. A varied assortment of articles valued at over 590 dollars was recovered and the group arrested. Merchants had not detected the thefts earlier, and swift action by a spotting woman prevented further escape.
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Ciivens
Frederick
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Prince Charming
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Marigold Stayley
Monrovia
Ir. Austin Cooper
Louise Williard
Women's Fellowship
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