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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
10
A Hood College chaplain reflects that the cross embodies both supreme love and God’s judgment. The meditation argues that true love requires facing personal illusions about goodness and power, as the cross exposes our self deceit through servant hood and self giving. Emphasizes opening to divine judgment to grasp God’s love.
A special Baltimore committee faulted the city for not getting full value from school building funds. It cited 95 defects at one school, blamed inadequate supervision by the City Bureau of Building Inspection, and urged cash credits against future work by contractor John J. Driscoll Co.
The Maryland Health Department reports 1964 samples show Hagerstown from 25 000 to 50 000 population averaged 96 micrograms of particulates per cubic meter, above the 69 microgram national average. Cumberland logged 155, Annapolis 67 Salisbury 65 Westminster 60 and Rockville 66, all near or below the national average. John Stanley born in 1713 in London, blinded at 2, became an organist at 11 and Interpreter of Handel.
A House subcommittee finds the Defense Department could save up to 1 billion annually by using government employees instead of private contractors. The report cites lack of top management information and lists jobs now done by contract staff that Civil Service and military personnel could perform, sometimes costing more.
The subcommittee notes the agency lacks comparative figures to determine actual hiring costs and calls for stricter oversight. It urges the Bureau of the Budget to review and present government manpower procurement policies.
The Soviet Union team won in Tampere Finland as they survived a tough game. Star players led the offense and defense to secure the victory against their rivals in the international contest. The win strengthens the USSR's standing in the tournament.
The United States, after a rough first period, defeated Sweden 5-3 in the Amateur Hockey World Tournament on Thursday, keeping a first place tie with Canada and Czechoslovakia. A travel note mentions a flight from Kennedy Airport in New York to Sir Kennedy Airport in La Paz Bolivia, noting the latter’s high elevation.
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