Head County Teachers to Install New President at Meeting
Thurmont High School guidance counselor Robert L. Haugen will be installed as president of the Frederick County Teachers Association at the annual meeting Thursday night at North Frederick Elementary. About 500 teachers are expected for a session that includes a new constitution and officer elections led by outgoing president Robert E. Hess of Middletown High School.
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Robert L. Haugen
Thurmont High School
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
North Frederick
Robert E. Hess
Middletown High School
Haugen
Dorothy A. Strathern
Brunswick High School
Oliver Russell Crouse Jr
New Market
D. Clementina Memmi
Singanore High School
Lois Teter
Elm Street
Nancy Greenwood
Lewistown
Richard Petre
Reading
Board of Education
T. Meade Felton
Walkersville High
Margaret N. Turner
Brunswick High
Mayme Ferguson
Thomas L. Fogle
Woodsboro
Darlene Sittig
Parkway
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College
Hess
Harmony Grove
Association
Doris Remsberg
Harmony Grove School
Frederick County
Four File For Postmasters Job At Lime Kiln
Four applicants compete for the Lime Kiln postmaster job with the U S Civil Service Commission. Melvin F Anthony Jr Mrs Violet M Baugher Mrs Dorothy C Murray and Mrs Elsie Tayman seek the 5365 salary post. Tayman has served as acting postmaster since Mrs M M Carter died in 1963 and exams will be held soon.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lime Kiln
Melvin F. Anthony Jr
Violet M. Baugher
Dorothy C. Murray
Elsie Tayman
Kemp Hall Property Report Questioned by Church Officials
Evangelical Re formed United Church of Christ officials declined to release a committee report on Kemp Hall's disposition. The January 1962 committee planned to study selling the West Church and North Market streets property and was to present findings at a congregational meeting last night.
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Kemp Hall
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church and
North Market Streets
J. Malcolm McCardell
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Dwight Collinus
Eugene A. Kefauver
Paul L. Althouse
Kefauver
Soviets Attack U N Policy Over Southeast Asia Debate
At the United Nations Security Council the Soviet Union charged U S policy in Southeast Asia as aggression toward Cambodia. The council voted 9 to 2 to seat the South Viet Nam delegate despite Soviet objections, with Czechoslovakia the sole communist ally. Charles W. Yost defended seating per council rules. P Khai Rau represented South Viet Nam.
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United Nations
Fedorenko
United States
Cambodia
Republic of
South Viet Nam
U.S
Charles W. Yost
P. H. Am Khae Rau
Washington
Burundi King Mwam Butsa IV Visits Johnson in Washington
Burundi monarch Mwam Butsa IV met President Johnson in a 30 minute session. The visit began as a private trip but was treated as semi official with military honors at the airport.
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Washington
Mwambutsa IV
Burundi
Johnson
Central Africa
Teacher Raises Approved In Washington County
The Board of County Commissioners approved a new salary scale for public school teachers in Washington County. Under the plan certified teachers with a bachelor’s degree start at $5,000 rising to $8,000 after 13 years, with master’s degree holders starting at $5,450 and topping at $8,800 after 14 years. The current scale runs from $4,400 to $7,000 for bachelor’s and $4,800 to $7,500 for master’s. President Evan Crossley announced the approval.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Board of County Commissioners
Washington County Teachers Association
Washington County Board of Education
Evan Crossley
Iseale
Gaithersburg Firm To Exhibit Abroad
The Weinschel Engineering Company of Gaithersburg will join six electronic equipment firms in a U S Exhibit at the Tel Aviv International Trade Fair from June 16 to July 7. The Weinschel Company, an E award winner, will display attenuators, while Rockville's Defense Electronics, Inc. will exhibit telemetry receivers. The market news notes a dull decline with moderate trading in New York.
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Weinschel Engineering Company, Inc
Gaithersburg
Philadelphia
United States Department of Commerce
U. S
Tel Aviv
Baltimore Primary Vote Shows Heavy City Turnout
Baltimore City voters produced heavy turnout in Maryland's Democratic presidential preference primary with lighter activity in other areas. Civil rights issue and Gov George Wallace's campaign dominated discussions as Brewster urged victory for Johnson allies. Weather stayed warm with 80s rising to 90s in the afternoon.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Daniel B. Brewster
Paul Mason
Washington, D.C
Cambridge
Salisbury
Frederick
Hagerstown
Brewster
Johnson
Harry Gross
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Reynolds
Welsh
Federal Man Eaters Food Store Strike
Robert W Donnahoe a top federal mediator from Philadelphia entered the chain grocery labor dispute in Baltimore as regional director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. He planned separate meetings with union and management leaders at the request of mediators James Holden and Eugene Ehrlich who have tried for over a month to ease the standoff that has idled 225 supermarkets across seven chains. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz had refused to join the dispute.
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Baltimore
Robert W Donnahoe
Philadelphia
Donnahoe
Lke Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James Holden
Arlington
Eugene J. Ehlich l
Holden
Ehrlich
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Kennedy to visit West Berlin for memorial lecture
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy will visit West Berlin on June 26, the first anniversary of John F. Kennedy's visit. Mayor Willy Brandt said Kennedy accepted the invitation to the Free University of West Berlin to deliver the Kennedy memorial lecture.
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West Berlin
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Kennedy
Free University of
Southerners Block Votes on Civil Rights Amendments
Washington AP report says Southerners will not vote on amendments to the civil rights bill this week. Senator Russell indicated the Dixie forces oppose the House bill and may seek a stronger Maryland showing for Wallace. Leaders weigh which of 70 proposed changes to accept and silence a long Senate debate.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Maryland
Russell
Alabama
George Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M Dirksen
Ilinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Annual Meeting Elects Emrich President of Frederick County Mentally Retarded Children Inc
Edgar G. Emrich, prominent Frederick County dairyman, was elected president of the Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children Inc at the annual dinner meeting held at Friendship House. New officers include Warren P. E. Smith as vice president and multiple secretaries and directors. Funds exist to start a sheltered workshop this summer, with a June meeting planned for workshop planning and building renovation on South and Ice Streets.
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Edgar G. Emrich
Frederick County
Frederick County Association For
The
Granges, Production Credit, Cooperatives
Farm Bureau
Robert Hess
Ice Streets
Legislators Go Into High Gear With Johnson
Washington AP reports House Democratic leaders met with President Johnson at the White House breakfast and discussed an urgent push for a productive period of legislation. They emphasized the foreign aid program and a supplemental 125 million dollar request for South Vietnam. The leaders expect the Rules Committee to move a pay raise bill and mass transit measure to the floor soon.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Macchinery
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
White House
Capitol
Albert
South
Viet Nam
Rules Committee
Nearly Double 1960 Check Votes Loom in FREDERICK County Primaries
Voter turnout in Frederick County politics rose sharply with heavy city precinct activity and a turnout roughly double that of the 1960 presidential primary. Democrats favored Wallace, while the Goldstein Tydings contest and Mathias in the Sixth District drew attention. Precincts 2, 2A, 4, and 4A showed notable increases as officials aimed to finalize results at Winchester Hall with CBS and NBC coverage forthcoming.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Louis L Goldstein
Joseph D. Tydings
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County
South End Civic Association
National Guard Armory
Donald C. Whitworth
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Donald C. Linton
News-Post
WEMD
CBS
The
Broadcasting Company
Maryland State Teachers Association Building Fund
League of Women Voters
NBC
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