Maryland study cites G P shortfall in Frederick and state
A seven member commission reports a shortage of general practitioners in Frederick Montgomery and Carroll Counties along with 22 other counties and Baltimore city. Frederick has 24 GPs for 70 000 residents while Montgomery has 130 GPs for over 340 000 people. The panel urges creation of an Health Professions Education office to recruit guide and place young people in health careers and to boost Maryland’s GP numbers.
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Maryland
Tawes
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Baltimore
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Com
Office of Health Professions Education
State Department of Health
Department of Education
Bethesda Medical Center Set for First Complete Facility
Construction will begin soon on the first complete medical center in Bethesda. Located on Old Georgetown Road near the Beltway, the Bethesda Medical Center will offer full medical specialties, central reception, appointments secretary, and a telephone switchboard. Built by Muth Bros and designed by Bethesda architect Stanley T. Lewis.
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Bethesda
Old Georgetown Road
al Beltway
Bethesda Medical Center
Plete
Muth Bros
Stanley T. Lewis
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Wayne Holland and Walter Thom of Frederick and Marjorie Anne Way of Harrisburg PA obtain marriage licenses. Deeds transfer property from Morgan Keller Inc to Royce O Robertson and wife. Joseph H Ganley and wife to Helen F Mock. Helen F Mock to Joseph H Ganley and wife. Sara G Neale and husband. Ganley to Kathryn G Ladden. Cornelia G Ritter and Earl E Sittig and wife to Betty V Grabill. Joseph E DeLauter and wife to Richard V Cover. Katrushka J Parsons and husband to Michael J Parsons. Richard H Arnold Trustee to Clifford F Marshall and wife. Austin D Trout et al to J William Brosius et al. Brosius Homes Corporation to J William Brosius et al. Ruth N Compher to Edward D Storm and wife.
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Wayne Holland Walter Thomas
Frederick
Marjorie Anne Way
Harrisburg
Morgan-Keller, Inc
Royce O. Robertson
Joseph H Ganley
Helen F. Mock
Joseph H. Ganley
Sara G. Neale
Kathryn G. Ladden
Cornelia G. Ritter
Earl E Sittig
Betty V. Grabill
Joseph E. DeLauter
Richard V. Cover
Katrushka J. Parsons
Michael J. Parsons
Richard H Arnold
Clifford F. Marshall
Austin D Trout
J. William Brosius
Brosius Homes Corporation
College basketball results across multiple matches and venues
A roundup of scores from national and regional games. Tennessee defeated Tulane 102 to 62 while Ohio State beat Michigan 93 to 85. Kansas State won 79 to 67 over Nebraska and Indiana posted 92 to 73 over Wisconsin. Regional NCAA and NAIA matchups followed, including Oklahoma City U 70 Colorado State U 68, and Army tournament scores list multiple base teams with Ft. Belvoir, Ft. Lee and others in action.
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Tennessee
Tulane
Ohio State
Michigan
Kansas State
Nebraska
Indiana
Wisconsin
Southern Methodist
Tex
Vanderbilt
Louisiana St
Maryland
Iowa State
Missouri
Kansas City
Ft. Belvoir
Ft. Ritche
Ft. Detrick
Ft. Knox
Ft. Lee
Vint Hill
Ft. McNair
Ft. Eustis
Valley Forge
Ft. Meade
Edgewood
Arsenal
Ft. Myer
Ft. Richie
Photo Contest Set By College Group
Students at Montgomery Junior College Takoma Park sponsor a photography contest closing March 25. The event is organized by the Student Activities Committee and the College Photo Club.
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Montgomery Junior College
Takoma Park
Student Activities Committee
College Photo Club
Falcons win in overtime in Senior High Rec League
In double overtime the Falcons beat the Badgers to pull into a league tie. Willie Allen led with 18 while Angelo Perkins scored 19 for the losers. Wildcats edged Trojans 40 39 to tie for the top spot as Beacht fed scorers. Bruins beat Terrapins 38 30 paced by Russell with 20 points. Playoff date to be announced.
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Falcons
Badgers
Tom Beall
Willie Allen
Angelo Perkins
Wildcats
Trojans
Jerry Beacht
Bruns
Terrapins
Robert Russell
Falcony
Alen
Beall
Fletcher
G Davis
Keyser
Wars
Perkins
Strimmer
Quekelt
Brown
Young
T Boyer
Boyer
Olson
Shipley
Hardy
Lee
Beracht
W Davis
Bruins
Brookey
Russetl
Gaithersburg to Host PTA Conference for Maryland Councils
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers holds its annual spring board meeting in Gaithersburg Friday and Saturday. Planning for 1965 and 1966 will be featured, with about 60 members from 23 counties and Baltimore City expected. Mrs. Willia Brain of Bethesda chairs the Montgomery County PTA Council.
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Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Joseph W. Showalter
Port Republic
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
PTA Council
Willia Brain
Bethesda
Montgomery Plans Pre School Talks
Pre school conferences for kindergarten children will be held in Montgomery County from March 15 to May 26. Parents and children who are five by January 1, 1966 should appear at their neighborhood school with birth certificates and immunization records. Conferences occur at Damascus on March 31 Gaithersburg and Laytonsville on April 7 and Germantown on April 30.
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Montgomery County
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Laytonsville
Germantown
Russell Sick Michigan Loses To Ohio State
Ohio State shocked No. 1 Michigan 93-85 as Dick Ricketts scored 32 points and Cazzie Russell sat with a fever and sore throat. The Buckeyes erased an 11-point first half deficit to force a 39-39 halftime tie and ended Michigan's 13 game conference win streak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cazzie Russell
Ohio State
Dick Ricketts
Michigan
Russell
Illinois
Last Rites Held For Pepper Martin
Former baseball star Pepper Martin died at 61 of a heart attack. A religious man, he was eulogized at a McAlester funeral attended by about 400 people including many baseball celebrities. Survivors include his widow Ruby and three daughters. he was buried in Oklahoma City.
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Mcalester
Okla
John Leonard
Pepper) Martin
Pepper Martin
Bill Presnell
First Baptist Church
Blocker
Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Presnell
Oklahoma City
Ruby
Chesapeake Dairy Group To Meet At Annual Seminar
Dr. Frederick J. Stare of Harvard School of Public Health will speak on Nutrition Problems of Today at the fourth annual meeting of the Dairy Council of the Upper Chesapeake Bay Inc. The event takes place Thursday March 18 at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore with attendance by Medical League Nursing Dietetic Association members and others.
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Frederick J. Stare
Department of Nutrition
Harvard School of Public Health
Dairy Council of the Upper Chesapeake Bay, Inc
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Medical League of Nursing, Dietetic Association
Westminster Elks Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Dance
The Westminster Elks Auxiliary met at the W.F.W. Home. Mrs. Margaret Fritz heard the nominating committee report. Jerry Martin's Orchestra will provide music for a St. Patrick's Dance on Saturday March 20 at the VFW Home.
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Westminster Lodge of Elks
W.F W
Westminster
Margaret Fritz
Jerry Martin
St. Patrick’s
VFW
Jaycee Benefit Show Plans Set for Taneytown High Auditorium
Organizers announce a Jaycee sponsored community show titled Dirty Work At The Crossroads to run April 1 2 and 3 at Taneytown High School Auditorium. Proceeds go to the swimming pool project with the next rehearsal scheduled Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school music room.
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Taneytown High School
Rehabilitation Talk by Kenneth Barnes on Comeback
Kenneth Barnes director of the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation will speak Sunday at 11 30 p m on the TV show Comeback. He will outline recent state progress in rehabilitation.
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S. Kenneth Barnes
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
State Department of Education
Barnes
Basketball Coach Asked To Resign At AS College
Mex Spilsbury, longtime AS College coach, says he was asked to resign on January 30. He admits giving passing grades to undirected athletes for two courses and allowed his resignation to be announced. In nine years he posted 59 wins 24 losses 5 ties and USC rose to No 2 among small colleges in 1958.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Mex Spilsbury
Arizona State College
Spilsbury
USC
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ford Versus Barber in Exhibition Meet in Fort Lauderdale
In Miami the Orioles and Yankees schedule an exhibition game this Saturday in Fort Lauderdale with Steve Barber opposed by Whitey Ford. Baltimore backs Barber with Mike McCormick and Dave McNally, while Ford is supported by Stan Williams and Bill Stafford.
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Miami
Fla
Steve Barber
Whitey Ford
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Barber
Baltimore
Mike McCormick
Dave McNally
Ford
Stan Williams
Bill Stafford
Canada tops U S in World Amateur Hockey tilt
Canada led by Al Johnson with three goals defeated the winless United States 5-2 in Tampere Finland. The victory moved Canada into a first place tie with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia in the World Amateur Hockey Tournament.
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Tampere
Finland
Canada
al Johnson
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Georgia names UNC coach Ken Rosemond to lead Bulldogs
Ken Rosemond, 24 year old assistant basketball coach at the University of North Carolina, was named Monday as head basketball coach at the University of Georgia. He succeeds Harbin Lawson who retired last week due to ill health after 14 years as head coach.
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Athens, Ga
Ken Rosemond
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
Rosemont
Harbin Lawson
Area Woman Plans To Attend Seminar In St. Davids
Mrs Mildred Atkinson will attend a two day public relations seminar March 30 and 31 in St Davids Pa Forty persons were selected to attend the seminar jointly sponsored by the League of Women Voters Education Fund and the Sears Roebuck Foundations Atkinson directs the Division of Christian Social Relations of the Maryland Council of Churches and is active in the League of Women Voters and Camp Fire Girls
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Mildred Atkinson
St. Davids
League of Women Voters Education Fund
Sears- Roebuck Foundations
New York City School Chief Refuses to Resign
Superintendent Calvin E. Gross rejects resignation and is placed on a three month paid furlough amid board efforts to remove him. Deputy Bernard E. Donovan acts as interim chief while the board cites slow progress on integration and decentralization. Gross, under contract for four years at 180000, might face ouster hearings or a buyout.
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NEW York
Calvin E. Gross
New York City
Board of Education
Gross
Bernard E. Donovan
Negroes And Nazis Picket Justice
Demonstrations surged at the Justice Department as Congress Republicans voiced outrage over police actions against Alabama marchers in Selma. One Black protester was dragged from Attorney General Katzenbach’s office while others demanded federal protection. Outside, hundreds of pickets sang for federal intervention as a counterprotest by six members of the American Nazi party occurred nearby.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Selma
Ala
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Alabama
American Nazi Party
Chemist George W. McDonald Named Lutheran Evangelism Associate Director
George W. McDonald 54, a former cheese making and milk chemistry expert, is appointed associate director of evangelism for the Lutheran Church in America after 14 years in dairy chemistry and a switch to theology related research.
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JF Faith New York
Swift and Company
Lutheran Church In America
George W. McDonald
Dentists to Study Nubian Facial History in Egypt
University of Michigan researchers Dr. James E. Harris and Joseph Hartsook plan a spring trip to Egypt to X‑ray ancient Nubian skulls and compare them with modern Nubians. Accompanied by Duane Burner and Dr. Sami Loutfy, they have government permission but must rebury remains before Nile waters rise behind the Aswan Dam.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Egypt
James E. Harris
Joseph Hartsook
University
School of Dentistry
Nile
Aswan Dam
B.C
Harris
Duane Burner
University of Pennsylvania
Sami Loutfy
University of Alexandria
Dentists Exchange Views With Scions
Dr Charles Broadrup of Frederick attended a Maryland State Dental Association meeting in Washington with Maryland Congressional Delegation to establish a working relationship for sharing dental health views. Congressmen Edward A. Garmatz Carlton Sickles Daniel Brewster Rogers Morton and Charles Mathias attended.
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Charles Broadrup
Frederick
Maryland State’ Dental Association
Maryland
Washington
Edward A. Garmatz
Carlton R. Sickles
Daniel, B. Brewster
Rogers C. B. Morton
Charles McC. Mathias
Witnesses Attend Virginia Sessions
A Point of Rocks delegation of Jehovahs Witnesses returned after a three day convention at Petersburg West Virginia. Marvin Hurt presiding minister head of the delegation said that 985 persons heard James A Thompson Jr district overseer as he preached on the occasion.
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Point of Rocks
Jehovah's Witnesses
Petersburg
W. Va
Marvin Hurt
James A. Thompson Jr
Lent Sacrifice and Missionary Support in The Salvation Army
The article urges true consecration through self denial in Lent, linking Paul’s crucifixion with Christ to daily faith. It notes The Salvation Army emphasizes extra sacrifice beyond healthful needs to aid missionaries, referencing upcoming April Bible lectures and inviting public participation.
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Paul
Christ
Salvation Army
Women Voters Support Home Rule Study For County
A Frederick County League of Women Voters study released by President Mrs Benjamin Warshawsky endorses Charter Home Rule as ideal while urging a comprehensive official study to select the best county form. She says higher county commissioner salaries and full time posts will not alone fix government structure.
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Frederick County League of Women Voters
Benjamin Warshawsky
League
Warshowsky
Old Georgetown House Tour Set for April Fundraiser
The 37th Annual Old Georgetown House Tour will run April 2 and 3 to benefit Old St. John's Church. Sixteen houses will be shown with tea served in Parish House daily from 3 to 6 pm. tours run 1 to 5 30 pm each day, featuring the East Side on April 2 and the West Side on April 3. The Masonic order arrived in America in 1730.
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Old Georgetown House
Old St. John's Church
Georgetown
Wisconsin Avenue
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