Armed Forces Day Observance Shines at Fort Detrick 1964
Fort Detrick hosts a large Armed Forces Day with Army Navy and Marine units, city officials and civic groups. Students tour static displays detailing defense science including submarines glass components chemistry and bio chemical warfare defense. Highlights include HAWK missiles an atomic reactor model and a parade featuring school bands and a Red Cross battle scene float. May 10 officers mess dinner and club activities follow with recognitions and training notes.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Second Street
Frederick
Army
Navy
Marine
Walkersville
Harmony
National Guard
City Hall
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
E. Paul Magaha
County Board of Commissioners
A. Irvin Renn
Fred J. Delmore
Vincent L. Roweland
Chamber of Commerce
J. Harold Hooper
Armed Forces Day
Retired Officers Association
Womens Club
Frances G. Shirey
Paul J. Kadall
U. S. Army Biological Laboratories
Harold W. Young
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles R. Baldwin
Bio Engineering
Dugway Proving Grounds
Utah
Thomas I. Parry
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
Arrivals and Events Include Military Guests and Local Notices
A list of new arrivals names First Lieutenant Michael E. Seaquist and Second Lieutenants David F. Cook and Thomas C. Day, with several Privates, followed by wedding invitations for Suzanne Wilson in Nashville. Also noted are departures, civic club activities, Derby watching, a student injury update, and attendees at various conventions and courses.
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Michael E. Seaquist
Palacios
Tex
David F. Cook
Montclair
Thomas C. Day
Fayetteville
N.Y
Norman H. Hellriegel
Chatham
N.J
Clifford E. Lucas
Covington
Leonard Stack
Nanticoke
Benjamin J. Wilson
Suzanne
Nashville
Tenn
Frederick Club
Francis Scott Key
Clay Jenkins
Gene Bishop
Candice Shoemaker
Jane Shoemaker
Baltimore Stadium
Richard Miller
Optimists International
Ocean City
Howard Hodge
Mary Motherway
Gary C. Gray
U. S. Army Logistics Management Center
Fort Lee
the Orphan’s Court
Conner M. Thomas
South Market Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Maryland Trust Company
James McSherry
Delbert S. Null
Leslie A. Hutzell
Charleston Mayor Responds To Unemployment Survey
Charleston Mayor Joh Shanklin commented on a Kanawha County Health Department survey of 60 government leaders clergy and doctors. Only one opposed a proposal as the county plans its first clinic by July 1. license by mail urged to avoid lines at the DMV during the annual rush.
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Charleston
Joh Shanklin
Kanawha County Health Department
W. Va
Jack Nuckols
West
Northern Rhodesia plans near independence with no prisons
AP reports Northern Rhodesia expects independence from Britain around October with no prisons no prisoners and no need for police, a claim reflecting a drastic shift in security and governance ahead of self rule. Local notices include auctions and executor sale listings from Maryland venues.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Britain
Tembo Aims to Avoid Prisons Says Parliament Secretary
Home Affairs Parliamentary Secretary Nephas Tembo says there is no plan to keep prisoners. Tembo, who has served two sentences of 18 months for sedition, speaks on criminal justice and reform.
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Home Affairs
Nephas Tembo
Tembo
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and Tax Service
Cleon H. Alexander
Howard Fry
Ropa
Ispirod
Prospect Shopping Center
Jefferson St
Nicodemus
Aetaae
North Market Street
Birth Control
Eastview
Holiday
Baughman’s
Shookstown Ra
Shookstown Road
Kaempf & Harris, Inc
North Market St
West Virginia
Salem Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
Jerry Dillon
Jerry T. Williams
Hes
W. Patrick St
Zenith
Rantee
Maas Opticians
West Second Street
New York World's Fair
Hagerstown
E. Franklin St
CAVCO
Custom Home
Tulip Hill
Norman Dove
Call
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
West Church
N. Court St
Null, Inc
Frederick, Md
Nathan Jacobson
Fred’k
Delbert
Les Hutzell
John Bowers
Kefauver
Joe Urie
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
International Parts Corp
Ausherman
Wyngate
Rock Creek
Cloverhill
H. C. Summers & CO
Jefferson, Md
Wovnch
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