Frontiers Club hears county anti poverty talk at Key Hotel
Geneva Barthel outlines War on Poverty efforts in the Frederick area including Job Corps Youth Corps Work Study and Community Action programs. She notes Head Start VISTA literacy and rural poverty initiatives plus support for migrant workers and unemployed fathers. Claude DeLauter introduces her with club officers named.
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Frederick
Barthel
VISTA
Claude R DeLauter
The
Frontiers Club
Theodore Stephens
Nicholas E Leakins
David Shockly
Charles E. Henson
Venezuelan Fagin Reported By Police
Dr Hernan Quijada of the Health Ministry said a German ex Nazi is mutilating kidnapped children for use by Venezuelan and Colombian begging rings to provoke pity and boost street collections. He warned these rings have been growing larger recently.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Health Ministry
Hernan Quijada
Montgomery Proposes Fishing Area in Potomac at Dickerson
Maryland may add the Potomac River Dickerson site to the warm water sport fishing area. State Senator Gilbert Gude backs Senate bill to speed park land acquisition and expand Metropolitan District for multiple regional parks and river facilities including boat ramps and rentals.
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Maryland
Potomac River
Dickerson
Gilbert Gude
Montgomery County
General Assembly
Senate
Metropolitan Parks
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Potomac Valley
Potomac Electric Power Company
Gude
Damascus
Dawsonville
Goshen
Park Commission Bill Aims 1400 Acre Purchase in Montgomery
The bill would allow the Park Commission to buy about 1400 acres in the Hawlings River watershed and a park school site at Laytonsville within several years at roughly 10 percent of later prices. Plans include ball fields, play equipment, a winter sports area, and expanded water sports facilities at Laytonsville and Little Bennett regional park. Additional funds would boost open space and recreation in Montgomery County as the Metropolitan District expands to Laytonsville Clarksburg Poolesville Darnestown Olney Potomac Barnesville and Damascus.
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Park Commission
Hawlings River
Laytonsville
Laytonsville Park
Little Bennett Regional Park
Gude
Montgomery County
Square Males
Chamber Plans Legislative Talks in Washington
Frederick Chamber of Commerce members will travel to Washington Wednesday to confer with Maryland Senators Joseph D. Tydings and Daniel Brewster. The session in the Senate dining room will include U. S. Reps. Charles McC. Mathias Carlton R Sickles and other Maryland lawmakers. The visit, arranged by Francis W. Bush Sr, will be led by President John W. Morgan Manager Richard D. Hammond Chairman Bush and President W. Jerome Ouutt.
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Frederick
John W. Morgan
Richard D. Hammond
Bush
W. Jerome Ofutt
Loyola To Honor Cardinal Shehan Medal at Maryland Day
Loyola College will present the Andrew White Medal to Lawrence Cardinal Shehan during Maryland Day celebrations in Baltimore. The event honors Shehan's contributions to the Catholic Church and the university community.
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Baltimore
Loyola College
Andrew White
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Day for Maryland observance noted
Very Rev Edward B Bunne notes Maryland Day approaching next Thursday. The text recalls the Boy Scout movement starting in England in 1908 when Lieut Gen Baden-Powell of the British cavalry wrote Scouting for Boys.
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Edward B. Bunne
Maryland
England
Baden-Powell
British Cavalry
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Old To Frontiers Club
Bermuda
Frederick Rotary Club
Boyer Travel Agency
South Market St. Frederick
Montgomery
E Ray Wachter Photo Center
Market
Clarksburg
Poolesville
Darnestown
Olney
Potomac
Barnesville
Sions
Chamber
Softens
Makke
Economy Oil Company, Inc
Remington Chain
Olie Duvall
Manitowoc Ice Machines Plus
Gil Krepps
Paul Cockrell
Harley
Ust Loy
Harley’s
HAM
Harley Hill
W. Patrick Si
W. College Terrace
East Patrick St
F.S.K
National Ballet
the National Ballet
Francis Scott
KEY Hotel
Frederick, Md
Raymond Snaver
Myr
Amenca
Kinsey
Buckeystown Rd
Spade
East Street
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