Open House At Parkway School Attracts 800 Visitors
More than 800 parents, students and county officials attended Parkway School open house and achievement night showcasing a renovated building. The project included a new kitchen, dining room, library, rest rooms, teachers and health rooms, plus a new heating plant and updated lighting and flooring.
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Parkway School
Dallas Construction Company
Hagerstown
Callns Company
Board of Education
A. Atlee Radcliff
Parent Teacher Association
County Commissioners
Parkway
Mary E. M. Smith
Phyliss Jesse
Robert Myers
Charles V. Main
Sperry Storm
Gwendolyn Henson
David Leatherwood
Frondizi Struggles To Form Coalition Amid Peronist Threat
President Arturo Frondizi faces a divided military and rising Peronist opposition as he attempts to form a coalition cabinet to counter a nationwide strike led by 62 pro Peron labor unions threatening two million workers. The strike would persist until Frondizi rescinds recent Peronist electoral gains.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
National
Frondias
Israelis Fired On By Syrian Forces
Israeli laborers in Kfar Szold Galilee were fired on by Syrian border forces with no injuries reported. Israelis did not return fire and filed a complaint with the U N Mixed Armistice Commission. Earlier, Syrian machine gunners struck an Israeli settlement in the upper Galilee.
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Jerusalem
Kfar Szold
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Upper Galilee
Burall Pushes Local Sale Of Auto License Tags At Court House
Frederick official Alderman William B Burall urges the Court House to offer auto license tags amid a February to April rush. He notes Maryland law allows county sales with a 15 cent clerk fee, contending absence of service forces residents to mail orders or travel to Baltimore for tags.
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Frederick City
William B. Burall
Frederick County
Burall
Ofice
Department of Motor Vehicles
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Toward
Warford
Court House
Maryland
Blood Plan Progressing in Frederick County
Frederick County moves forward with the Red Cross blood program to launch July 16 under Chairman James A Grove with a Washington Regional Blood Center mobile unit. The drive will start in Frederick City and visit Brunswick Middletown Thurmont Emmitsburg Walkersville and Woodsboro over the next year. The steering committee aims to raise funds and recruit donors needing about 5 000 for financing and 3 600 pledges to meet a 2 700 pint yearly quota.
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Frederick County
Red
Mr. Grave
Raymond
Dari
Washington
Grove
Red Cross Blood Program Steering Committee
Red Cross
Parents Convicted Over Absenteeism Case At Magistrate Court
A city employee and his wife were convicted in Magistrate Court for violating the compulsory school attendance law after their 13 year old son missed more than 50 days of classes this year. The magistrate noted possible fines but prioritized getting the boy back to school.
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Mary M. Fiery
Public Services Department
Board of Education
Arthur Tobery
East Fifth Street
Tobery
Byron W. Thompson
Ann Deloras Morgan
Taney Apts
State’s Attorney
Thompson
Hallman
Ray H. Smith Seeks House of Delegates Seat
Ray H. Smith a noted farmer announced at Thurmont Republican meeting that he will seek a House of Delegates seat if the State Central Committee names him to the ticket. He spoke at Camp Cary restaurant as Republicans gathered including candidates and party leaders. it was unclear if he aims for the May 15 primary or the general election. Official notes said central committees may fill vacancies up to 15 days before the primary.
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Ray H. Smith
Thurmont
Republican Central Committee
House of Delegates
State Central Committee
Smith
Camp Cary
Republican Party
W. Jerome Offutt
Central Committee
Potomac River Near 14 Feet as Crest Forecast
The Potomac River rose six inches per hour to 14 feet at Point of Rocks around noon but is not expected to flood. Frederick County saw heavy rain all day with 0.84 inches measured at drought. Regions around Hagerstown and Hancock reported 25 feet. crest anticipated later, with warmer, sunny weather returning by Friday.
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Potomac River
Frederick County
Monocacy River
Potomac
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Point of Rocks
Route 15
Hagerstown
Hancock
Weather Bureau
Navy Plane Missing With Ten Men Aboard
A Navy P2V Lockheed Neptune patrol bomber with ten crew members disappeared over heavy clouds about 23 miles southwest of Mt. St. Helens while en route from Whidbey Island to Alameda California. Weather hindered search as the craft from a naval air reserve unit vanished near southwestern Washington near Portland Oregon.
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Seattle
Wash
California
Naval Air Reserve
Mt. St. Helens
Washington
Portland
Ore
13Th Naval District Public Information Office
Alameda
Calif
Whidby Island Naval Air Station
Here
Two Boys Prove Bravery To Qualify For Space Flight
Elgin Illinois nine year olds Tom Wicklein and Matt Fischer wrote to NASA administrator James E Webb saying they did something brave and would take training to become astronauts. They described a sled ride over a friend lying at the bottom of a hill as proof of courage. Webb replied that courage and book learning are both needed for orbit, noting the boys decided to become astronauts after John Glenn's flight.
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James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and‘ Space Administration
Washington
NASA
John H. Glenn Jr
Elgin
Webb
Matt
Tom
Fischer
Peter R. Wicklein
William A Fischer
Glenn
Small Nations Challenge Nuclear Deadlock at Geneva
At the Geneva disarmament conference small nations briefly revolted against the big power stalemate as the United States Britain and the Soviet Union failed to find a basis for a nuclear test ban treaty. Delegations met for 2 hours 40 minutes to discuss negotiating limits while leaders clashed over international control and scheduling.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Semyon Tsarapkin
Lord Home
Russia
Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
Trooper Hasenbuhler Found Dead in Hagerstown Home
Cpl. Arthur David Hasenbuhler 39 a Maryland State Police investigator stationed at Frederick Barracks was found dead in bed at his Hagerstown home this morning from an apparent heart attack. He was on duty Wednesday and had promoted to corporal in 1960. Funeral Friday at 2:20 pm with viewing Thursday evening. He was survived by his wife Joyce and several relatives. BRITAIN LOWERS RATE
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Frederick
Maryland
Hagerstown
Louis Hasenbuhter
Mabel Butts Hasenbuhler
Anna M. Guhr Hasenbuhler
Joyce Hasenbuhler
William Knade
Daniel Delauder
Herbert Hasenbuhler
Akron
Floyd
Edward
Marvin
Fred E. Hasenhuhler
Suler-Router
North Potomac Street
Rose Hil Cemetery
Strike Cripples Algiers
European workers strike in Algiers disrupts rail air and city services. Water gas and electricity cut. Gas stations closed and shops shut as unions protest Algerian independence and arrest of railway official. Secret Army threats and clashes accompany the unrest.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Railway Union Federation
Oran
Bab el Qued
High Water Moves Into Hancock Western Maryland
Waters from the Potomac River lapped into Hancock as the Weather Bureau predicted a crest near 25 to 26 feet above normal by midafternoon. Williamsport was seen at 22 to 23 feet, with the river rising about 0.3 foot per hour, and seven airplanes prepared for transfer at Hancock airport.
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Associated Press
Potomac
Hancock
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Williamsport
Delaware
Ocean City
Bethany Beach
Dewey Beach
Rehoboth Beach
Hagerstown
William Beard
U. S&s. Weather Bureau
Washington
Kennedy Visits Lahore Horse Show and Receives Gift
President Ayub Khan hosts Jacqueline Kennedy at the Lahore Horse and Cattle Show. Officials say the 10 year old Pakistani gelding Sardar will travel to the United States on an American military plane, along with two tiger cubs. a grand procession draws 150,000 spectators as Mrs Kennedy enjoys royal treatment during her 434 day stay in Pakistan.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Sardar
India
Kennedy
U.S
Ayub Khan
Malik Amir Mohammad Khan
Lancers
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Woodsboro
Ray Smith
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Eichmann
Adoaf Eichmann
Israeli Supreme Court
Gestapo
Israel
Robert Servatius
Konrad Adenauer
Trooper
London
Bank of England
Cpl. A. D. Hasenbuhler
Shaken UP
NEW York
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Rael
Edna Kallgren
Manhattan
Miss Kallgren
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High Water
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Khan
Jackie
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