Welfare and Extension Office Budget Requests in County Hearing
The Welfare Department seeks 125 440 43 for a slight increase as theExtension Office requests 22 515 up 1 550 from last year. Welfare Director Geneva Barthel notes state and federal funds cover most costs while back funding was returned to the county, and a social worker supervisor is needed. Extension Chair Beatrice Fehr outlines agency duties and recent reorganizational aims to improve services amid growing enrollments and activities.
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Welfare Department
Extension Office
Geneva Barthel
Barthel
State
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Beatrice Fehr
Allen B. Bryant
Fehr
Maryland Extension Service
Junior College Group Tours Shepherd Campus
A delegation from Community College visited Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia on Tuesday. They met 10 am with faculty and administration, enjoyed a luncheon, and toured buildings and facilities led by President Duval Sneadner and staff including Dr Charles Righter and Mrs Emily Payne.
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Community College
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Duval Sneadner
Charles Righter
Righter
Emily Payne
Armand de Rosett
Carol Carr
Louise Doty
Harry Prongas
Shepherd
A. G. Slonaker
Book And Author Luncheon Set At Artz Library
Baltimore Sun writer and humorist Ralph Reppert will speak at the fifth annual Book and Author Luncheon by the Friends of C. Burr Artz Library on April 14 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Reppert will discuss his book Ralph Reppert and His Electric Wife, with tickets limited to 200 and on sale now at libraries and from luncheon committee members.
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Ralph Reppert
Baltimore Sunpapers
Friends of C. Burr Artz Library
Francis Scott Key
Annabel ‘Lundgren
Reppert
Sunday Sun
Deal
Harriet
C. Burr
Potomac Edison Plans $11 Million 1964 Construction
Potomac Edison will invest 11 million dollars in 1964 to expand and strengthen service facilities across its four-state territory. Robert G. MacDonald told the board the program is on schedule and should accelerate with fair weather as sales rise across kilowatt hours by six percent in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Robert G. MacDonald
Potomac Edison
Utility Company
Mr. MacDonald
Harriman Ripley & Co
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Allegheny Power System, Inc
MacDonald
Steers to Speak on Hood College Campus
Bethesda Republican congressional candidate Newton J. Steers will address a public gathering at Hood College Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Hood Hut on the campus. The event is sponsored by Hood Young Republicans. An unrelated item reports a New York indictment of Dr Herman Taller over alleged fraud linked to his book Calories Don't Count.
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Newton J. Steers
Bethesda
Hood College
Hood Young Re
New York
Herman Taller
Burglar Gets Three Year Sentence in Frederick
A 25 year old Leroy Gibbs pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny for a 1960 Frederick home theft. He was sentenced to three years in Maryland House of Correction by Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. The case involved a coin collection money and two radios valued at $150.
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Maryland House of Correction
Leroy Gibbs
Patrick M Schnauffer
Gibbs
George M. Schmidt
East Fourt Street
Frederick
Jersey City
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Georgia
Florida
E. Austin James
Gibb
Robert J. Furie
Frederick County
Gary T. Crampton
Betty Jane Crampton
William W. Wenner
Johnson's Name Back In Baker Hearing
An affidavit from insurance man Don B Reynolds reportedly injects President Johnson's name into the Baker hearing. Reynolds says Baker told him Johnson wanted to know the rebate or kickback from converting a $100000 term life policy. The document was not yet in the record, though reporters obtained a purported copy.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Don B Reynolds
Johnson
Reynolds
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Ruby Defense Rests Case in Dallas Murder Trial
The Jack Ruby defense rested after the jury was seated marking end of direct testimony. Defense counsel Melvin Belli indicated his first witness would be called and Dr. Manfred Guttmacher had testified that Ruby was not legally sane when he killed Oswald. Prosecutor Wade said rebuttal witnesses would be presented.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Manfred Guttmacher
Baltimore
Guttmacher
Oswald
Henry M. Wade
Thurmont High Announces Science Fair Details
The Thurmont High School Science Fair will run March 19 and 20 with judging on March 18 evening. Sponsored by the Thurmont Lions Club, it features biology chemistry and physics divisions for Senior High and biological physical divisions for Junior High, plus a combined mathematics division. First prize includes blue ribbon medallion and trophy. other prizes include ribbons. Winners attend a Lions Club banquet March 20. Exhibition is open to all from 7 30 to 9 00 p m in the high school auditorium.
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Thurmont High School
Thurmont Lions Club
Lions Club
Experiment For Easter Seal Fund Campaign
Return envelopes for the 1964 Easter Seal Campaign will carry both Frederick and Baltimore return addresses to determine which gets more responses. Local campaign chairman Richard L. Shipley says 80 percent of returns go to the Easter Seal Treatment Center in Frederick, serving Frederick Washington and Carroll counties.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Richard L. Shipley
North Market Street
Washington
Carroll
Shipley
Special Session Opens in Maryland to Address Public Accommodations
In Annapolis the Maryland legislature began a special session with heavy security as leaders moved to advance a public accommodations bill. up to 1 000 demonstrators expected at the Capitol amid past Cambridge violence and guards screening entry to the State House.
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Annapolis
Senate of Maryland
Cambridge
Frederick C. Malkus Jr
Dorchester
Malkus
Camebridge
Markus
National Guard
House
Senate
Maryland State House
Capitol
William 8. James
Marvin Mandel
State House
James
Mandel
General Assembly
Governor's
Clarence Mitchell
Saturay
Sweepstakes Approved By Voters In New Hampshire
New Hampshire voters approved a state sponsored sweepstakes by better than a 3 1 vote in a local option referendum. Tickets for the first race on September 12 will be sold at three tracks and 49 liquor stores in 42 communities. Sales expected within six days and may start tonight at Rockingham Park in Salem. Revenue projected over 4 million dollars annually to fund schools.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Salem
Lodge sweeps New Hampshire as undeclared candidate wins
In New Hampshire, Henry Cabot Lodge running as an undeclared candidate captured 35 percent of the vote in the first 1964 presidential test. He carried all 14 New Hampshire delegate seats and topped Goldwater Rockefeller Nixon and Smith in the unofficial returns. Lodge, serving as ambassador to Viet Nam, said he has no plan to resign his post or return to the United States.
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Concord
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Maine
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Licensing plan to issue personal privilege drinking cards considered
Frederick County liquor official Louis V. Myers reports the Maryland State Association of Alcoholic Beverage License Administrators studied a 1965 bill to issue Personal Privilege Cards for 21 plus adults. Cards would show name birth date photo and fingerprint to deter minors and aid licensees, with DC 21 drinking age proposal also endorsed. Local officials present include Allen F. Heller and Genevieve Wells.
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Louis V. Myers
Frederick County
Maryland State Association of Alcoholic Beverage License Administrators
Cecil County
Myers
Clarence OD. Long
District of Columbia
Maryland
Washington
Allen F. Heller
Washington County
Genevieve Wells
Montgomery 'County
Rag Theft Leads to 90 Days in Jail for Weedon
Earl Leon Weedon, 21, of John Hanson Apartments, found guilty of petty larceny after stealing and selling rags worth $1.06 from Reliable Junk Company. Det Sgt Paul Mossburg arrested him. Magistrate Byron W Thompson presided. Theft occurred over six weeks. rags were identified from a curtain in a former batch.
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Earl Leon Weedon
John Hanson
Weedon
Byron W. Thompson
Paul W. Mossburg
Reliable Junk Company
Abraham Sclar
Neo Rah
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Baltimore Sun
Artz
Hood
Res Ass
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
South Viet Nam
Hue
Defense
Robert McNamara
Wirephore Lodge
Anne Arundel County
Stock Market Sports New York
Ore
Oregon
Howell Appling Jr
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