Firemen To Meet Wednesday In Frederick County
Representatives from all 16 county fire companies gather Wednesday night at Woodsboro for the Frederick County Firemen's Association meeting. Elections for officers, a memorial service, and a 7:30 p.m. assembly precede a carnival week in Woodsboro and upcoming parades with winners announced in a beauty contest.
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Coury
Woodsboro
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Eileen Whipp
Creagerstown
Frederick Street
Jo Ann Martin
Walkersville
Judy Garber
Conni Long Thurmont
Donald Linton
Southey Nottingham
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Dorsey Hest
Lawrence A. Dorsey
County Firemen's Association
James R. Hahn
Emmitsburg
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
David Kirk
Bowling Green Company
Cumberland
Woodsboro Fire Company
Clara Rippeon
Connie Powell
Youth Falls From Car as Driver Is Charged
City police charged Robert Pellicol TM of East Nirth street after a youth named Genner Von Fford fell from the driverless car’s fender while it moved. Von Fford was treated and released at Frederck Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred at 1044 near Circle S Restaurant park on West South Street.
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Robert Pellicol
East Nirth Street
Genner von Fford
Unmilk
Frederck Memorial
United Ambulance
Accient
Circle S
Parkla Kd
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hires New Resident Administrator
Gerald R. Sauter joined Frederick Memorial Hospital as administrative resident effective immediately, replacing Sanfrid Ruconiemi who left to lead Dawn East Community Hospital in Machias Maine. A 21 year old native of Excelsior Minnesota, Sauter is pursuing a master’s degree in hospital administration and completed a bachelor of agriculture in business administration at the University of Minnesota in 1958. He was in the Air Force as a lieutenant released in June 1962 and previously worked in accounting at National Dairy Products Corp in New York City. He is single and the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Sauter of Excelsior Minnesota.
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Gerald R. Sauter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. David Youngdahl
Sauter
Sanfrid Ruconiemi
Dawn East Community Hospital
Machias
Maine
Excelsior
Minn
Air Force
University of Minnesota
Minnetonka, Excelsior, Minn
National Dairy Products Corporation
New York City
Roy Sauter
Just South Gettysburg Theme to Open Civil War Pageant
The Carroll County Civil War Centennial Committee presents a commemorative pageant at Hoffa Field Western Maryland College on Saturday at 3 PM. Fifty Carroll County horsemen portray Union and Confederate cavalry units with participants from Union Bridge Taneytown New Windsor Uniontown Manchester Sykesville and Westminster. The Delaware Blues Civil War unit will perform a firing drill along with scenes from the Hering Diary Neal Story Revelry at Union Mills and the Shaw episode. Hoffa Field provides an amphitheater setting for the program.
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Carroll County Historical Society
Gettysburg
Hoffa Field
Western Maryland College
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Taneytown
New Windsor
Uniontown
Manchester
Sykesville
Westminster
Delaware Blues
Hering
Neal
Union Mills
Shaw
Rules School Prayers May Be Voluntary
Delaware Attorney General Buckson said school prayer can remain voluntary and not mandated by the state in public schools, as the Supreme Court’s guidance on religious services continues to influence policy. Buckson noted that while religious services are not required, they may be permitted under the current interpretation.
Frederick County Students Attend 17th Annual Boys State
About 25 Frederick County high school seniors participate in the American Legion’s 17th Annual Boys State at the University of Maryland. Selected for scholastic achievement, they engage in city county and state government tasks including elections with sponsorship from local American Legion posts and civic clubs in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Frederick County
American Legion
University of Maryland
Frederick
Harmont
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key
St. John's High School
William J. Kowalski
West Third Street
Knights of Columbus
Frederick High School
Edward F. Hooff
Elm Street
Rotary Club
James F. Green
Rockwell Terrace
Civitan Club
Ben L. LaGarde
RFD
Kiwanis Club
Charles R. Bokesch
Kline Boulevard
Lions Club
John P
Mack Truck Strike In Third Day At Hagerstown Plant
In Hagerstown Maryland an unauthorized walkout by Mack Truck Co workers enters its third day with about 75 percent absent and 1 600 workers represented by the UAW. Union officials were not immediately available for comment though sources suggested a statement later.
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Hagerstown, Md
Mack Truck Co
United Auto Workers
Athough
UAW
Perimi Sa
Presbyterian Synod Session Opens at Hood With Moderator
The 275 register conference gathers at the Hood Presbyterian Church to hear Rev. George F. Srearey of Webster Groves preach and to celebrate the moderator’s address. The closing reception on the front porch marks the end of the final day’s activities.
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Hood
Presbyterian Synod
Denver
Anim
Cal
George FE Srearey
Webster Groves Preachierian Church
Webster Groves
Armodeum
Sty Red Fox Seen Around City
A red fox has appeared around the city in recent days. The animal was sighted on West Second Street last weekend and again nearby by several residents. Police say they have challenged the fox but it returns to the hills each time.
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Red Fox
Cny
West Secod Street
Sveral
Duiavemat
Bud
Only One Good Bid On Portables
Bids opened for ten portable classrooms to ease Frederick High School crowding. Panelfab Products bid $100,480 for ten alum inum units installed by September 1, while Conyngham Sales, representing J K Parker Inc of London Bridge, Va, bid $79,000 with October 15 delivery. One bidder acknowledged noncompliance but submitted a price. Dr Sensenbaugh will have staff analyze bids and present to the School Board for action.
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Frederick High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Panelfab Products, Inc
North Miami
Fla
Conyngham Sales Company
Washington
J. K. Parker Inc
London Bridge
Parco
Sensenbaugh
Prince Georges County
Board of Education
Rescue on Potomac岛 Trapped Family Survives
A man, his wife, and their five year old son and family poodle were rescued after drifting for six hours to a small island in fog shrouded Potomac River. Rescue squads from Upper Montgomery County Rockville and nearby jurisdictions aided, while police identified the rescued as John and Mrs Macalush and son John Jr. The father, a former Washington cop now a barber, and the mother operated a beauty salon. The boat struck a rock above Seneca Maryland and drifted. calls for help from the Virginia shore prompted Loudoun County fire board response. The family was found about three miles downstream on an island at 1 15 am.
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Washinton
Fogey
Potomac River
Mwere
Upper Montgome County
Rockville
Lisson
Cabin John
Maryland
John Macalush
John Jr. Macalush
Washington
Virginia
Loudon
Udall Lands In Bee's Nest On Island
Secretary Udall lands in a hornets nest as he tours Maryland and faces opposition over land and public works funding. The scene centers on state and federal officials debating financing for public education and development plans on Ocean City and related coastal sites. Local leaders seek support for a central project while wary property owners press for assurances.
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Udall
Annapolis
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart
Mondi
Ine
Ider
Snc
Anus
Board of Pubic Works
Dore
B. Brewster
Ocean City
Wight
Fen Tomate S and Tosturers
United States
Kennedy appeals for European unity to defend NATO alliance
President Kennedy urged Allied leaders to unite with the United States to defend Europe and the NATO alliance against any split. He rejected De Gaulle’s view on relying solely on American nuclear might, calling indivisibility of Western defense a core pledge. He spoke at St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt after visits to Bonn and Cologne, with large crowds and a formal ceremony.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
Europe
U.S
United States
St. Paul's
de Gaulle
West
Bonn
Ees
Cologne
Georg-August Zinn
Hesse
St. Paul's Church
America
Union Bridge Considers 25000 Dollar Water Works Purchase
Union Bridge Mayor Edward L Williar said the town again offers 25000 dollars to buy Union Bridge Water Works. The proposal covers the pumping station tank mains and service lines with no fixed deadline and aims to improve municipal water service. The Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank of Frederick holds major stock in the company.
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Union Bridge
Edward L. Williar
Union Bridge Water Works
Williar
Marvor
Union Bruze Water Company
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Cruel Teaching By Crowd Stirs Baltimore Pool Incident
In Baltimore a crowd of white children chased two black orphans from a municipal pool on Monday. The 19 year old and another resident of Culburn Home for Orphans were escorted away as bystanders jeered. Flow Stevens, home director, had sought police protection for the group but chose to end the swim attempt.
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Baltimore
API
Culburn
Stevens
Democrats Pick Atlantic City for 1964 Nomination Convention
The Democratic National Committee chose Atlantic City New Jersey for the 1964 nominating convention to be held the week of August 24. The site decision followed weeks of consideration with Chicago and Miami Beach in the running and the party would cover costs including cash incentives and hall rentals.
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Washington
APY
iDemocrats
Atlantic City
Nad
San Francisco
East Coast
Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Democratic
Republican National Committee
Jay
Hughes
Democratic Party
Cosh
Plantic City
Ottawa Liberal Victory Survives Trust Vote
In a sharp parliamentary test the Liberal party defeated a confidence motion with 15 conservatives and 10 Social Credit votes, plus support from Neo Democrats. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and Finance Minister Walter Gordon faced no confidence threats as several members were absent.
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Pearson IE
Ottawa
Prime Minster
Lester B Pears
Merday
Walter Gorson
Liberal Party
Comsure Trekon
Social Credit
Memiwis
Vatican Plans Outdoor Coronation Ceremony
Vatican officials announced an unusual outdoor coronation for Pope Paul VI in St. Peter’s Square on June 30 at about 6 p.m. Tens of thousands are expected, with delegations from many nations including a U.S. group led by Chief Justice Earl Warren and a Brazilian mission possibly led by President João Goulart. A 4,900-strong group of iron miners from Boveno, Italy, will attend.
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Paul
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Earl Warren
Aano Goulart
Bovegno
Italy
Pope Paul
Giovanni Baltita Montini
Milan
Seeks Labors Backing Teo End Joblessness
Chicago AP report cites Vice President Tandon Johnson urging labor groups to back Teo in ending unemployment. Jahon argues in a Retail Clerk Vision speech that U S can meet the challenge and that current unemployment is acceptable in prosperous times.
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Teo
Chicago
Tandon B. Johnson
Taber
Gem Agih
Avi Siverament
Partisanshp
Pessi Asdean
Jahon
Vison
Jean
Woman Spy Freed After Prison Term To Reunite With Family
A Czech woman serving a prison sentence for spying was released after more than three years in custody and flew to join her family in the United States. She arrived at New York Idlewild Airport from Prague with photographers present as her husband and two children awaited. The woman, 34, had been arrested May 27 and originally sentenced to 23 years, later reduced.
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United
New York
Prague
Antoni
Charles & Join
Opel
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