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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1963

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3

Civitan Club Honors Three Members At Monthly Meeting

The Civitan Club honored Rev. Ralph E. White Isaac L. Stevens and Warren P E Smith at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for bringing in two new members over the past year. A donation to several service groups was approved and delegates will attend the International Convention in Indianapolis June 21 to 24.

Civitan Club Francis Scott Key Ralph E. White Isaac L. Stevens Warren P.E. Smith Louis C. Kinsey Civitan International White United States American Legion Boys State American Little League Carroll Creek Kinsey Indianapolis Indiana Junior Civitan Alden B. Summers Frank Young Lord Baltimore Baltimore

Open House at Frederick Barracks Promotes Police Tours

State Police announce an open house at Frederick Barracks and the Hagerstown Outpost on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors can see breathalyzers radar units riot equipment and police dogs. Children under 14 must be with an adult. school groups can schedule visits. Miss Remsberg wins 1962 Dairy Princess contest earning luggage and a chance at the state final.

W. W. Corbin Maryland Carey Jarman Frederick Barracks Hagerstoun U.S. Route 4 Baughman’s Lane Linden Hills Captan Corbin Corbin Dote E. Ray Wachtertel Baltimore Miss Remsberg North Frederick Elemenary School

Red China President Attacks Coexistence in Hanoi Speech

Liu Shao-chi, Red China president, condemned peaceful coexistence at a Hanoi mass rally. He pledged full support to North Vietnam in guerrilla war and warned the socialist duty to back oppressed nations remains. The remarks, aired by New China News Agency, followed Khrushchev proposals to send officials to Moscow.

Tokyo Liu Shao-chi Red China Khrushchev North Viet Nam Liu Hanoi Viet Nam New China Peking Moscow

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