Sex Education Program Backed By Frederick County Ministerium
The Frederick County Ministerium endorsed the county Board of Education sex education pilot in schools after a meeting with Dr. C Edward Hamilton and others. The resolution praised the program as family life education and urged the board to continue, while noting the pilots may be altered or dropped after this school year.
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Larry Heslin
Stuf
Frederick County
Board of Education
Guy Wench
C. Lewis Robson
Edward Wench
Earl M. Zigler
Eugene Gardner
Wench
Thomas Brunkow
Heavy Casualties In Viet Fighting Deepens Crisis
South Vietnam battlefield tolls climbed with more than 1,800 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths reported. U S forces suffered over 100 dead and hundreds wounded as fighting raged near Saigon and Da Nang, with fresh rocket and mortar barrages across provincial capitals.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Almed
U.S
da Nang
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
City Plans Primary Election For Frederick
Frederick City plans its first primary election with Democratic races on October 7 and the general election on November 4. City officials say annexed areas will have precinct maps released soon and discuss registration timelines and party eligibility under city code.
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Frederick City
Glenn T. Swisher
Swisher
US 40
Rosemont Avenue
Horton Peace
George Schroeder
Frederick County
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cour
Solon Urges House Probe of Fortas
Rep. Clark MacGregor proposes a preliminary informal investigation by a Judiciary Committee panel to determine if impeachment proceedings against Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas are warranted. He says the attorney general would cooperate and aims to bring facts to light beyond public debate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
House Judiciary Committee
Clark MacGregor
Minn
Atty
John N. Mitchell
MacGregor
Congrena
Procedires
Realtor Week Seeks Make America Better Theme
Frederick County Realtors promote a Make America Better campaign during Realtor Week starting May 18. Leaders urge lighted streets to cut crime, downtown restoration, and more housing and office upgrades in Frederick, with Federal programs aiding homeownership and a push for high rise and low income housing plans.
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Realtor Week
America
John Bowers
Frederick County Board of Realtors
Anthony CiIncotta
Brunswick Realtor
Charles Lanner
Frederick
Esuch
Eugene Kefauver
Federal Housing Administration
The
Veterans Administration
Bowers
Teylia
Io Belry
Nixon to Address Viet Peace Prospects Tonight
President Nixon planned a national address at 10 p.m. EDT to outline a cautiously optimistic view of Vietnam peace prospects. White House aides said the speech would present new material but avoid promising a breakthrough and would emphasize mutual troop withdrawals and reduced fighting as priorities in Paris talks.
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Washington
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon Associates
United States
Paris
Market Gains Persist In Active New York Trading
The stock market advanced across the board in heavy session activity. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 10 points, supported by gains in leading stocks as the market maintained momentum from the previous session.
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New York Cap
Pow Jones
Onna
Panel to discuss TJ High misbehavior findings in May
Dr John L Carnachan’s 13 page report on Governor Thomas Johnson High School cites past student misbehavior and proposes improvements. A panel including Carnachan and TJ staff will meet May 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the school, open to the public, to review findings and recommendations.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Carnochan
J. Rolfe Castleman
Dmonst
John L. Carnachan
Frederick County Board of Education
Gerald Leveridge
Thomas Johnson
PTSA
Carnocian
Karl Manwiller
J. Arthur Mott
Kenneth Johns
Beveridge
Concensus
Carnachan
Carroll County Teachers Give Ultimatum On Strike
Carroll County teachers warn of further action if the county commissioners do not respond by 2 p.m. today. The union delivered an ultimatum after a three day strike last year and may call a mass meeting and another strike if demands are not met.
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Carroll County Commissioners
County Teachers Association
Vaniel L. Fott
Richard R. Kline Elected School Board President
Richard R. Kline, 39, a Frederick County native, was elected president of the County Board of Education replacing Mary C Hodgson. Chris T. Matthews was chosen as vice-president. Hodgson remains a board member pending Gov. Mandel’s action on her reappointment.
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Richard BR. Kline
Frederick County
John L. Carnochan
County Board of Education
Mary Condon Hodgson
Richard H. Kline
Chris T. Matthews
Mandel
Kline
Clarence Co. C. Thomas
Adamstown
Frederick Taxpayer League May Take Action If Taxes Rise
Frederick County Taxpayer's League led by Robert E. Dailey Sr plans no legal action now if real estate taxes rise beyond the 2.30 per 100 assessed value rate. The group will meet Friday with County Commissioners to hear a taped meeting and discuss strategy, with a follow up meeting in about two months if the rate increases.
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Taxpayer’s League
Frederick County
Robert E. Dailey Sr
League
Dailey
Caecative
Dalley
Rioting Flares Across Kuala Lumpur Killing At Least 100
AP reports continued clashes between Chinese and Malay mobs in Kuala Lumpur amid a round the clock curfew. At least 100 feared dead as fighting spread from Kam pong Pahru to a western housing estate where Indians reportedly joined the Malays in the unrest.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Kampong Pahru
Local Showers Forecast Amid Cool, Cloudy Days
Weather outlook calls for showers and cool, cloudy conditions through Thursday. Expect highs in the mid to upper 70s, with a low around the mid 50s tonight. Thursday should bring variable clouds and milder temperatures.
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Nean
Negro Woman Elected to New Market Council
Kathe Iven Snowden of the National Institute of Health became the first Black woman elected to New Market Council in Frederick County Missouri. She led the field with 90 votes as nine candidates contested four seats. Mayor William J. Smith, seeking a 20th term, won reelection with 70 votes, while Tray Mansanelle received 19. Other elected officials included Donald Wachter 84, Hobart Parker 79, Jo Prosser 71, Norman Kease 68, Ward White 14, Clarence Wennet 42, and Warry McCabe a. Franklin Shaw tallied 70 votes as new mayor candidate Slaw dir feted.
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New Market
Kathe Iven L. Snowden
Ndonal Institute of Health
Frederick
Fieserra
Snowden
I Iderlets
Boar
Superglaara
Oday
Donald Wachter
Hobart Parker
Jot Prosser
Norman Kease
Wieneward White
Clarence Wennett
William J. Smith
Day
Warry McCabe
A. Smith
Franklin Shaw
Slaw
Tray Mansanelle
Fire Log Fragment Sparks Unclear Report On Scene
Fragmentary lines describe a fire log entry with scattered names and codes. No clear event details or location are readable, leaving uncertainty about the incident and participants.
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City Plans
Solon
Fortas
Internal Revenue Service
Eules
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ere Gaina
Locaoa
Carroll
Richard R. Kline
Buckeystown
Drederigh
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
U.S. Army
Economy Oil Co., Inc
Middletown
Margaret Mitchell
Hood College
Matthews
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Fort Detrick
Mary Loc Smelser
Negro
New Market Council
Ahad Lee
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