Four Missing in Potomac River Tragedy Near Great Falls
Rescue workers search the Potomac near Dickerson for Elton M. Ennis 45, Ennis Manning 38, and his children Kerwin 10 and Tammy 4, missing after a 10 foot aluminum boat capsized in swollen waters. Police helicopters failed to locate them as divers and Game and Inland Fish Commission aid drag for signs on islands and surrounding areas.
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Potomac River
Dickerson
Boyds
Montgomery County
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Sheriff’s Office
Elton M. Ennis
Silver Spring
Ennis H. Manning
Kerwin M
Tammy
Ennis Manning
Great Falls
Max Styles
Eastern Airlines
Forestville
Lawrence
Stanley Hinson
Styles
Bruce
Stephen
Bruce Styles
Episcopal Diocese Plans Family Day at Claggett Center
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will hold its Family Day this Saturday at Claggett Diocesan Center near Buckeystown. Activities start at 10 a.m. with worship and fun, including a Rogation service at 1 15 p.m. officiated by Bishop Harry Lee Doll, assisted by Bishop Noble Powell. A band concert, hootenanny, rides, games, and food stands complete the day.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Albert Lucas
Doll
Albert Lucas Jr
All Saints’ Church
Eugene Asbury
Yellow Springs
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
Frederick County Education Board Reports Positive Teacher Outlook
A glowing report to the Frederick County Board of Education by Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr. shows rising job applications, an overabundance in some areas, and strong salary incentives drawing candidates. At least 32 positions remain for September, with 56 vacancies filled this year. resignations include staff across multiple schools, while new appointments cover Thurmont High, Parkway Elementary, and other campuses with varied training backgrounds.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
John L. Carnochan Jr
Carnochan
Norman. Browning
Linganore High
M. Regina Diller
Linganore
Rhoda
Maryland School for the Deaf opens two dormitories
Teenage students move into new dormitories built at a cost over 600000 to house 143 occupants including students house mothers and fathers. The three story boys and girls buildings include infirmary snack bars and recreation rooms with rooms for four. University plans call for further expansion as enrollment grows toward 184 capacity next year.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
State Penitentiary
School For the Deaf
Inspector Named For School Job
Harold A. Chichester, former Fort Detrick engineer planner, was named Wednesday by the Board of Education as inspector for the Governor Thomas Johnson High School project. Gerald Huff also serves as inspector on Brunswick High and Carroll Manor Elementary. The board aims to ensure proper construction and materials and to expand Middletown Elementary School with about two more classrooms to handle overflow. Space will come from reconfiguring a stage area and locker room, with a movable partition and possible classroom conversion. Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh warns this is stopgap. enrollment now 466, expected to 500 next September with first grade surge.
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Harold A. Chichester
Fort Detrick
Board of Education
Thomas Johnson
Chichester
Gerald Huff
Brunswick High School
Carroll Manor
Middletown
James A. Sensenbaugh
South County Farm Sold for 100 000 in County Deed
A 153 acre dairy farm about five miles south of town between Araby Road and U S 240 was sold for about 100000 according to revenue stamps on the deed recorded at the courthouse. Mrs Katherine Harmon sold to Warren K Montuori. The property includes a farm house, two barns and several outbuildings. Current tenants are Earl F Geisbert and Charles Covell.
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Katherine §. Harmon
Court House
Housing Loan Approved for Hagerstown Elderly Homes
Congressman Carlton Sickles today announced the Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a $681,234 loan to the Housing Authority of Hagerstown Maryland. Proceeds fund 55 low rent homes for the elderly at about $9,523 each.
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Carlton R. Sickles
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housing Authority of
Hagerstown
Maryland
West Coast Tragedy Today Flight 733 Crash Near Concord
Forty four killed as Pacific Airlines Fairchild F27 Flight 733 crashed on a foothill ranch 10 miles east of Concord. Pilot Captain Ernest Clark first officer R An dress stewardess Marge Schafer among the dead. Wreckage scattered. aircraft did not burn. origin Reno.
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Concord. Calif
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco
Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
Reno
Louis Skuse
Concord
George M. Galvin
Ernest Clark
R. Andress
Marge Schafer
Tasajera
Gordon Rassmussen
Rassmussen
Oakland International Airport
Union Man Ignores Food Strike Meet
Baltimore AP报道，零售店工会秘书阿尔文·奥尔特曼宣布拒绝与管理方会面，试图结束马里兰57家Acme连锁超市为期三周的罢工。工会表示谈判再次推迟，代表们整夜筹备，周三未能达成新提议。
Union Calls at Lockout Sparks Nation Wide Railroad Firemen Walkout
A walkout by railroad firemen at the nation’s largest yard follows a federal arbitration ruling eliminating thousands of firemen jobs. Union leaders condemn the move as a lockout and vow to enforce court orders while labor tensions threaten wider action.
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Washington
Conway Yards
Pittsburgh
Illnois
Illinois
Johnson
White House
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Deaths From Alcoholism Highlight 79th WCTU Conference
Mrs. Melvin Lederer told about 60 attendees at the Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting that chronic alcoholism ranks fourth among major diseases in the nation. She cited 75 million Americans drink today and one in 15 suffer alcoholism, comparing U S statistics with France on social ills. The event at Jefferson United Church of Christ featured memorials, child enlistment, and recovery themes centered on home school and church collaboration.
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Melvin Lederer
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Frederick County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jefferson
Harold Hicks
Wesley Eugene
James Kenneth Hem- Tick
Pinkney Richardson
Price Young
Melvin Tabler
Lena Baker
Della Keller
Ivan Lawson
Johnson urges equal justice and anti poverty goals in Ohio speech
President Johnson advocates equal justice, abolition of poverty, eradication of disease, illiteracy, bias, and war as he visits Athens Ohio University. He ties a regional development institute to the Appalachian tour and notes Lorain Elyria area reclassification, underscoring a broader American revolution against poverty.
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Athens, Ohio
Johnson
Ohio University
Athens
Appalachia
White House
Cumberland
Ohio
Alleghenies
Court House
Mountain Rimmed
Pafe 4
Ebert House Sold to W B Lebhert Jr in Apt Purchase
Mr and Mrs William B Lebhert Jr bought the Ebert property at 410 South College Parkway for about 29400 dollars, per deed revenue stamps. The seller was Frank M Dertzbaugh executor of Mary Blanche Ebert estate. The three story brick house has 10 rooms and a connecting garage. Lebhert, marketing director at Ox Fibre Brush Company, plans to sell his East Third street home.
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William B. Lebhert Jr
Market Moves Higher as Stocks Climb Early Trading
New York AP reports the stock market continued to rise in active trading with gains across key issues. Investors took profits gradually as many stocks moved from fractional gains to about a point, signaling ongoing strength despite some selling.
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New York
Local Recognition At Buckeystown Loyal Temperance Event
Mr and Mrs John Baker of Buckeystown were honored along with members of the Loyal Temperance League who took part in the afternoon program. Denise Rollins Nancy Rollins Celista Green Pearl Green Brenda Green and Sheila Green presented a program of group singing and related contributions.
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John Baker
Buckeystown
The
Loyal Temperance League
Denise Rollins
Nancy Rollins
Celista Green
Pearl Green
Brenda Green
Sheila Green
American Mother of the Year Stavig Hinges Values on Family Ties
Mrs. Cora Hjertaas Stavig named America's Mother of the Year for 1964 by the American Mothers Committee. She credits her parents with a happy, spiritually rich home that shaped her, and she has raised four sons while hosting lectures and counseling couples. Her husband Dr. Lawrence Stavig leads Augustana College in Sioux Falls.
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New York
Cora Hjertaas Stavig
America
Pete
Stavng
American Mothers Committee
50 States
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Lawrence Stavig
Auglustana College
Sioux Falls
Hong Kong
Sierre Leone
Augustana College
Ant
Alass
Richard Stavig
Kalamazoo
Mich
David Stavig
Mark Stavig
Harvard
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Episcopal Church
H Fogle
South Frederick
Christina L. Foster
Parkway
Clarkson J. Human
Lewistown
Gwendolyn Johnson
Frieda
Lindenstruth
North Frederick
Mary Ann Maury
Brunswick High
Howard W. Moyer
Singapore
Helen C. Poffenbarger
Elm Street
William Robertson Jr
Mary G. Romano
Frederick High
Conrad D. Shafer Jr
Thurmont
Kate
Charles B. Doebler
Thurmont High School
University of Dayton
University of South Dakota
Sharon S. Griffith
East Frederick
Marshall University
Belva Y. Hargett
B. S. Frostburg
Phyllis J. Hicks
MSD
Ambrosen
South Carroll Street
Clarke Place
Detrick
Thomas Johnson High School
South County
Frank J Keeler
LBJ
West Coast
FAA
Baltimore
Alvin Altman
Acme
Altman
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