Rain Shortage Threatens Early Crops In Maryland
County agricultural officials warn that the spring drought has severely damaged hay and grain yields with rainfall below normal. The Weather Bureau forecasts light showers later in the week totaling under .20 inch, insufficient to restore moisture. Officials note deficits from winter drought, with corn germinating only 3 to 5 inches tall unless rains arrive.
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Weather Bureau
Kenneth E. Shifflet
Shifflet
Associated Press
Maryland
Hood College Arts Festival Showcases Eastern Arts Weekend
Hood College hosted more than 500 visitors for a festival with an Oriental theme. The weekend featured Chinese paintings, a Masao Takenaka sermon, Madame Averil Tong dance, a Chih Meng talk, and a Lunar concert by the Marionettes with 1 000 attendees across two Lute Song performances. Mother daughter and father events filled Saturday with a banquet and speeches by club leaders and trustees.
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Chih Meng
China Institute
New York
Frederick Art ‘Earher
John Burr
Joseph Solomon
Wilbur Ford
Andrew G. Meyer
Harold Rosen
James A. Smith
Hood
Craig Mooring
Eugene Jurmanski
Charles Rhoades
John Fiala
William Hill
Rebecca
Timothy
Matthew Davis
Jack C. Davis
Six youths charged with possessing alcohol in vehicle stop
Six youths including drivers Larry Bowman 20 and John McKay 19 were cited for being minors in possession after a street-side stop on North Market street. Others named were Howard Whichard Dill 19 Lewis Bruchey 17 Michael Bruchey 18 Jay Markey 17. All released on bonds.
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North Market Street
Larry R. Bowman
South Market Street
Howard Whichard
Dill
Avenue
John William McKay
Park Avenue
Lewis W. Bruchey
Michael L. Bruchey
North College Parkway
Jay A. Markey
Grove Boulevard
A. Norman Dietz
Paul W. Mossburg
Melvin Worthington
Carver Apartments
Howard Lee Johnson
Gaithersburg
West All Saints Street
Worthington
Johnson
Gideon Darkis
William E. Shepley
Charles M. Wilkerson
South Beniz Street
John Bartlett
West South Street
Hughie Junior Wilson
Mt. Ary
Drunken Driving Charge Filed Against Carl C Castle
City police charged 42 year old Carl C Castle of Maxwell Avenue with drunken and reckless driving and exceeding 25 mph after stopping his vehicle on West College Terrace. Officers Ray Dietz and Calvin Phillips filed the charges. No charges were filed in two weekend accidents investigated by police.
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Carl C. Castle
Maxwell Avenue
West College Terrace
Ray N. Dietz
Calvin L. Phillips
South Court Street
Dietz
James Fox
East Church Street
Harold A. Frushour
Sraddock Heights
Phillips
Chestnut
Locust Streets
Locust Street
Nancy C. Kirby
Maryland State Roads Commission
Ray A. Kline Jr
Chestnut Street
Heart Group to host Dr. Scherlis at May dinner meeting
Frederick County Heart Association will hear Dr. Leonard Scherlis speak on Cardiac Disease: A Look Into The Future at the annual dinner May 20 at 6 30 p m in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. He is a Baltimore native and past AHA officer with long service in Maryland hospitals and medical education.
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Leonard Scherlis
Frederick County Heart Clinic
Frederick County Heart Association
Scherlis
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Phi Beta Kappa
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Army of the United States
Madigan General Hospital
University of Maryland Medical School
Cardinloay
New York Academy of Sciences
Philadelphia Physiological Society
American Board of Internal Medicine
American College of Physicians
John M. Crim
Charles W. Putman
J. R. Schaniman
James Stoner
Howard
Federal Troops Massed as Birmingham Tensions Rise
President Kennedy plans to fly to northern Alabama amid racially charged unrest in Birmingham. Riot trained federal troops are deployed to bases near the city and may enter if violence resumes. Governor Wallace challenges federal action while leaders urge calm as incidents of rioting and bombings are reported.
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Washington
Kennedy
Birmingham
Alabama
White House
George Wallace
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Jackie Robinson
Floyd Patterson
Steel City
George C. Wallace
Miss Benson Named 1963 Mother of the Year by Gallaudet Fraternity
Miss Elizabeth Benson dean of women at Gallaudet College since 1950 receives Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity’s seventh annual Mother of the Year Award for selfless devotion to students. She is a pioneer in sign language and has advised famous figures while serving the deaf community.
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Elizabeth Benson
Gallaudet College
Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity
Gallaudet
Benson
Harry G. Benson
Miss Benson
Alpha Sigma Pi
Maryland School For the Deaf
Kennedy
Johnson
Maryland State Teachers College
Towson
George Washington University
Washington College of Law
Women’s Army Corps
Mlumni Association
Mary
Maryland ‘School For the Deaf
Thousands Eat Out On Mother's Day Record Dining Day
On a bright Mother's Day many households treated mothers to meals at city and county restaurants. The Peter Pan Inn near Urbana served over 3,000 people, while the Dan Dee restaurant west of Frederick and Mealey's in New Market reported their best days on record. The Francis Scott Key Hotel served well over 1,000, surpassing last year, and the Woodshoro Fire Company hosted more than 1,100 diners in its hall.
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Hood
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
William Stamm
Altoona
College House
Dill Avenue
Andrew G. Truxal
Franois Scott Key Hotel
Nelson Langan
Father's Club
R. Paul Smith
College Board of Trustees
Randle Elliott
James B. Colton
Albany
N. Y
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Dan Dee
Frederick
Mealey’s
New Market
Woodshoro Fire Company
County Officials Schedule Monday Meeting On Portable Classrooms
The County Commissioners announced a 10 am meeting next Monday with the School Board and Frederick High School PTA reps. The session, requested by the Board of Education, aims to address crowding at Frederick High School through portable classroom solutions.
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Frederick High School
PTA
Board of Education
Renee
Frederick Togh School
Soviet Accuse Five American and Five British Diplomats
Moscow reports that five American and five British diplomats were accused of spying and declared unwelcome in the Soviet Union. The note ties the diplomats to espionage linked to Greville Wynne and Oleg Penkovsky, with Penkovsky sentenced to death and Wynne to eight years. The individuals named include Hugh Montgomery and others, many already home or reassigned. The embassy said it would accept the decision.
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Moscow
API
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Wynne
Hugh Montgomery
Windsor Rocks
Conn
Montgomery
North
Abingdon St
Arlington
William C. Jones
Av. J. Lubbock
Tex
Berlin
Alexis H. Davison
Tuledo Rd
Atlanta
Rodney Carlson
Richard Jacob
Penkxoveky
Jacob
State Department
Washington, D.C
Aus
Predicted Wind Clouds Weigh On Cooper Launch
Cape Canaveral weather forecast shows morning cloudiness could hinder the Atlas launch of Gordon Cooper. Mercury officials planned a Tuesday liftoff between 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. with a 22 orbit flight lasting over 34 hours.
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Iest
Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Pacific
Midways
Mercury Control Center
Pacific Ocean
Midway Island
D. “Garda
Trial Resumes in Baltimore Case Involving Former Congressman
Testimony resumes today in Baltimore as the conspiracy trial reopens against the former congressman. Prosecutors outline key charges while defense seeks to challenge admissibility of certain evidence.
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Baltimore
NASA Audio Visual Chief Coordinates Cooper Flight Photos
Austin native L Gaver leads NASA photo efforts for astronaut Gordon Cooper's space mission. The report describes photo operations at Cape Canaveral and on the RELAY satellite, with details on ground-based and airborne camera crews and the anticipated launch sequence.
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Austin L. Gaver
Gordon Cooper
Space
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Fred
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Hone
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Heep
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Tate
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Te Dase
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Mercer
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Wheaton
Ar Force
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