Former N C Governor Falls After Jump From Burning Home
Luther Hodges former North Carolina governor and secretary of commerce from 1961 to 1965 broke his leg when leaping from the second story as a fire swept his Chapel Hill residence. He suffered smoke inhalation but was listed in satisfactory condition. his wife was in serious condition with smoke inhalation and shock and was moved to intensive care. Firemen described a center-origin blaze with unknown cause and major interior damage.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Hodges
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Five Area Educators To Attend NEA Philadelphia Convention
The Maryland State Teachers Association will send 214 delegates to the NEA 107th Annual Convention in Philadelphia from June 30 to July 5. Frederick County will be represented by Reese Poffenbarger and Octavia Zimmerman. Galthersburg by Dr J David Eberly. other Frederick delegates include Holsely Corum and Frances Gilbert. The event features candidate campaigns for NEA Executive Committee led by MSTA president Eugene M Karol and a theme of A Time for Educational Statesmanship.
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Maryland State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Philadelphia
Frederick County
Reese Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
Linganore High
Galthersburg
J. David Eberly
Montgomery County
Octavia Zimmerman
Holsely Corum
Frances Gilbert
A. Edgar Benton
Denver Board of Education
Mili
NEA
Karol
Maryland
John W. Barrett
MSTA
Iigh
Talbot County
Arthur Kirkland
Oxon Him Senior High
Prince
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