Official Vote Count Started in Montgomery County Primary
County election officials began the official canvass of Tuesday's primary votes with 37.5 percent turnout. Absentee ballots in Montgomery County boosted David Scull slightly, while Louise Gore trails by about 40 votes. Frederick County ballots to be counted with the official canvass expected to continue into Friday. Local Democrats outpaced Republicans with over 6,500 vs about 4,200 in a record turnout. The scene focuses on Tawes backed Democrats and the new line faction led by Joseph D. Tydings.
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Chronic Hospital
Montevue
Republican Congress
David Scull
Louise Gore
Scull
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Joseph D. Tydings
Degen Named President of Price Electric in This City
Joseph F. Degen 46 of New York becomes president of Price Electric Company, succeeding R J Harrant. Degen has held executive roles at TEM and Daystrom, and led Trak Electronics since 1962. He and his wife plan to move to Ridgefield Connecticut.
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Joseph F. Degen
New York
Trak Electronics Company
Connecticut
Price Electric Company
Mr. Degen
R. J. Harrant
Braddock Heights
Price Electric
Albany
N.Y
Gainesville
U.S. Army
IBM
Poughkeepsie
TEM
Degen
Weston Instrument
Daystrom Company
Trak Electronics
Cornell University
College of Engineering
Newark
N.d
American Technical Ordinance Association
American Management Association
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Ridgefield
Conn
Frederick High Students Named To Children's Aid Board
Two Frederick High School juniors Nadine Winstead and Malcolm Douglas were selected as junior board members of the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County. They will attend their first meeting June 1 and bring active student leadership from Frederick High and prior Munich Germany schooling to the role.
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Frederick High School
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
William C. Roderick
Nadine Winstead
Malcolm Douglas
Miss Winstead
F. E. Winstead
Ft. Detrick
Winstead
Apprentice Thespians
Munich High School
Poor Showing In Thurmont For Bloodmobile
James A. Grove, chairman of Frederick County Blood Program, reports the Thurmont Bloodmobile yielded 88 pints from 94 donors on Wednesday at Thurmont High School. Most donations came from Moore Business Forms. 6 were deferred. Next visits are June 3 and 23 at Evangelical Lutheran Church with emphasis on those not donating in 1962 64.
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Red Cross
Thurmont
James A. Grove
Frederick County
Mr. Grove
Moore
Thurmont High School
Claire Frock Company
Thurmont Shoe Company
Frederick Area
Grove Lime Company
Price Electric Corporation
Aerojet-General Corporation
Grove
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hood College Set To Welcome 2600 For Summer Conferences
Hood College reopens after the June 7 close as 11 summer conference groups move in from June 10. Director William Long says about 2,600 people will use facilities including residence halls, dining, auditorium, and gym as groups such as Potomac Synod United Church of Christ and Episcopal Province of Washington attend on varying dates with numbers ranging from 125 to 450 attendees.
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Hood College
Hood
William Long
Presbyterian Synod of the
Chesapeake
Lutheran Summer School
Presbyterian Mariners
Washington
Baptist Young People’s
Future
Homemakers of America
Potomac Synod
United Church of Christ
Episcopal Province of
Long
Christian Women's Fellowship
Episcopal Province of Washington
Baptist Brotherhood
Washington Area
Future Homemakers of America
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Women's Baptist Missionary Association
Baptist Young People’s Group
American Red Cross
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Maryland women honored for flag replica in Baltimore ceremony
More than 30 Frederick County residents joined Maryland honorees at a Baltimore Lyric ceremony led by Mayor McKeldin. The event celebrated a 42 foot replica of the Star Spangled Banner flag, completed for the World’s Fair, with performances by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore and Ohio Gleam Club.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Baltimore and Ohio Gleen Club
Charles L. Mullen
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. Lease Bussard
Fort McHenry
United States
William H. S. Miller
Francis Scott Key Post
George S. Redock, Jr
Tawes Refuses To View Primary As Repudiation Of His Administration
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Tawes rejects view that Joseph D Ty dings Senate primary win repudiates his administration. Tawes says defeat underscores no change in state policy and vows to support Ty dings in November. He cites Wallace's Alabama showing as irrelevant and praises Brewster for opposing Wallace. The primary is described as unusually emotional nationwide.
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Tawes
Annapolis
Joseph D. Tydings
State Administration
Trydings
U.S Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Tydings
Alabama
George Wallace
Sen
Daniel Brewster
Wallace
Maryland
Johnson
Brewster
Cambridge
Kemp Hall Sale Issue Is Closed
The Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ consistory rejected the Committee of Five's recommendations on selling Kemp Hall. Further congregational meetings are canceled, with no report details released. Kemp Hall at West Church and North Market will stay as commercial space and offices, used for scouts meetings upstairs.
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Kemp Hall
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Althouse
West Church
North Market Streets
Evangelical Reformed Church
Woodsboro Memorial Day Parade and Services Set
The Glenn W. Eyler Post 282 of the American Legion Woodsboro will hold Memorial Day services and a parade this Sunday. The parade starts at 1 pm on Main Street to Mt. Hope cemetery where Rev. David Blackwelder will give the memorial address. The event features local bands and fire company units with red crepe paper poppies sold for veterans tribute. The "Poppy Float" features junior Auxiliary members as Little Miss Poppies. Parade participants gather at Woodsboro Fire Hall before start.
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Glenn W. Eyler
American Legion of
Woodsboro
Main Street
Mt. Hope Cemetery
David Blackwelder
Walkersville - Bethel Lutheran
Yellow Springs
Walkersville High Band
Ladies Auxiliary
Woodsboro Fire Company
Walkersville Fire Company
Carroll R. Dorsey
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Rev Woodward Named By Baptists
Rev. Robert F. Woodward pastor of the First Baptist Church has been named chairman of the resolutions committee at the Southern Baptist Convention opening in Atlantic City New Jersey. Dr K Owen White convention president made the appointment. The ten member committee will report on matters of controversy and is expected to offer resolutions on school prayer and Civil Rights issues before Congress.
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Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
N. J
K. Owen White
Woodward
Two Fire Alarms Answered in Middletown Incidents
The Independent Hose Company reported a car carburetor fire at Model Garage in Middletown on North Market Street at 11 05. No damage was reported and the fire was extinguished in minutes. The Junior Fire Company responded at 10 45 last night to a tree fire on a vacant lot beside Mrs. Paul Malone’s home at 12 Frederick Avenue. cause undetermined and firemen stayed about 30 minutes.
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Independent Hose Company
Model
Middletown
North Market Street
Junior Fire Company
Paul Malone
Frederick Avenue
Scranton Calls for Changes in Appalachia Aid Plan
Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania urged revisions to President Johnsons Appalachia poverty program. He proposed adding 10 million dollars to assist coal mining regions and stressed recalibrating the effort to target distressed areas more effectively.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
President Johnson
Appalachia
West Second Street Blocked at Grove for Westbrook Bridge Work
City announces West Second Street will be blocked at Grove Boulevard as work continues on the Westbrook Bridge project. Access to Westbrook will be only via West Patrick Street. The $103357.57 project began last October and is due for completion by mid July, including a new bridge over Carroll Creek, linking Magnolia and Fairview to West Second, extending West Second to Rosemont, relocating Carroll Creek, and creating a five acre Baker Park extension between the bridge and Rosemont bypass. The bridge is 80 percent complete and West Second is 40 percent done.
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Robert A. Whiteford
West Second Street
Grove Boulevard
Westbrook
Old Street
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Magnolia
Fairview Avenues
Rosemont Avenue
Baker Park
Southern Baptists To Review Action
In Atlantic City New Jersey Southern Baptists approved creating a temporary committee to study closer ties with other Baptist groups A permanent committee plan was defeated The standing vote favored the temporary panel more than two to one and it will report next year The Rev Howard Hovde of Madison New Jersey urged broader cooperation to rectify Wednesday's action
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Atlantic City
N.J
Southern Baptists
Howard Hovde
Madison
Stevenson vows U S aid to Southeast Asia against communism
United Nations pledge by Adlai E. Stevenson to continue defending Southeast Asia as long as local peoples fight for independence. He warned Viet Nam and Indochina leaders aim to seize control, urging aggressors learn that armed assault will not pay. He urged withdrawal of foreign troops from Laos and called for peaceful settlement.
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United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Communist Party
Viet Nam
Indochina
Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Council
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet- Nam
Laos
Equal Employment Title Draws Amendments In Civil Rights Bill
In a week of Senate debate the equal employment section draws many amendments as part of a package to gain broad support for the civil rights bill. Title Seven bans employment or membership discrimination by employers unions or agencies on race color religion origin or sex and creates a five member Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to handle complaints.
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Senate
Joe Hall Washington
Everett M Dirksen
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Frank J. Keeter
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Future Teachers of America
Ft. Detrick Post Chapel
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RFD 5
J. Rolfe Castleman
Bloodmobile
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The
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Pearl Eader
C. Herbert Kreh
John H. Hanna
This City
Joseph C. Hemp
Walkersville
Simon Knogle
Charles R. Hodges
J. Kenneth Kefauver
C. M. Harvey
Hammond Clary
Mary Dean Zeiler
Ned § Zeiler
Edith Miller
K. Thelma Hinebaugh
Howard H. Kelly Sr
Marion K. Green
Mildred G. Stitely
Edward Widmayer
Monrovia
Aimee S. Malone
George B. Stupp
Dorothy Lassetter
John M. Culler
William R. Slemmer
George L. Bennett
Alvin H. Crawford
Elizabeth Bower
Paulean Hemp Jones
Charles H. Remsberg
Caroline Wine
Rev. Woodward
Baptists
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