Red Cross Month in Frederick County
Frederick County Red Cross highlights its 1964 activities with 2772 pints of blood, 1406 life saving and first aid certificates, 4223 miles by motor corps, 2119 articles produced for Frederick Memorial Hospital, and 336 home nursing certificates, all funded through the United Appeal. Volunteers remain essential to local programs and the chapter participates in the autumn common fund drive.
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United States
Frederick County
National Red Cross
Potomac River
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Red Cross
Motor Corps
Baltimore
Washington
Martinsburg
Health Department
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph College
Montevue
Vindobona
The
United Appeal
Revolt Against Machines Delays Government Job Search
An unemployed San Diego electrician defies the U.S. government computer system used to reassign workers. He demands human handling under Civil Service rules, arguing against automated job matching after the naval facility closure. He frames the stance as resistance to machines.
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San Diego
U.S
Uncle Sam
Congress weighs another bipartisan study to reform itself
The Senate unanimously votes to set up a House-Senate committee to propose reforms. Senator Mike Monroney, once vice chairman of a 1945 committee, likely to lead if the House agrees. Past changes trimmed major committees but subcommittees proliferated, delaying action and duplicating hearings. An overhaul every two decades is seen as necessary amid rapid science, technology and world politics.
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Congress
LaFollete
Atomic Energy
Experiments in Education Tailor Programs for Deprived Youths
Ray Cromley surveys varied school experiments across the U.S. that focus on self reliance and personal worth. Mirrors in Racine classrooms, I statements in Portland, and community partnerships in multiple cities aim to foster individuality and initiative while exploring new teaching methods and parental involvement.
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Racine
Wis
Portland
Ore
Johnson
U.S
Dade County
Fla
Miami - Dade Junior College
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Ohio
Praise and Comments From Readers on Faith and County Government
Beulah Orndorff writes praise for Rev. F W Phillips Lent sermon on March 13 1965 urging personal sacrifice and scripture study. Stanley C Nagle Jr and Mrs areley discuss Maryland county government forms and Frederick Leagues study plus praise for the News-Post editorial page in brief letters.
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C. Millard Eiler
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Wicomico County
Montgomery County
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Maryland
Stanley C. Nagle JR
League of Women Voters of Frederick Co
RFD
Frederick
Library grows as county teachers donate 150 books
At Girls' High School a meeting of the County Teachers Association presented a gift of 150 books to the Frederick County Free Public Library. The State Roads Commission cited money shortages for not funding a road between Emmitsburg and the Pennsylvania line and a concrete bridge replacement for a 60 foot iron span was also listed. The Turkish government was reported to be ready to propose surrender of Constantinople and the Dardanelles to an Allied fleet.
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Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania Line
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Dual Highway Progress Report Inched Toward Frederick Hagerstown
Official sources suggest one lane of the Frederick to Hagerstown dual highway may be built within the State Roads Commission 45 million dollar three year plan. The Third Army captured Aschaffenburg as Frankfurt on the Main faced siege in central Germany. Sugar allotments for fruit canning and jelly making will be issued by the local War Price and Rationing Board around May 1. Ten Hood College girls plus chaperones embark on a 30 mile horseback ride to Mr Benchoff’s Monterey Pennsylvania farm.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
TEN Hood College
Elinor van Denburgh
Krebs Benchoff
Benchoff
Monterey
Threat of Dictatorship in Washington Arises in Opinion Piece
Washington Today argues Congress and the Supreme Court threaten constitutional amending power. It warns three provisions commerce clause equal protection and voting rights are being weaponized to centralize federal control and end state autonomy. The column cites Johnson era moves and court rulings that empower urban political bosses via reapportionment to sway elections.
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Congress
Supreme Court
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