Two Frederick Teachers Win Science Study Grants
Two Frederick County teachers earned National Science Foundation grants for advanced studies toward master's degrees. Henry D. Pfeiffer Jr. of Charles Street will attend a NSFAcademic Year Institute at the University of Georgia with a $3,000 stipend plus travel and books. he has a sabbatical and will pursue a Master of Education in mathematics. John H. Zink of Middletown High will study earth sciences at the University of Oklahoma during 1966-67, one of 16 teachers chosen nationwide. he and his family will relocate to Oklahoma in August.
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Middletown
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Thurmont
Zink
Frostburg State College
Frostburg
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hil
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Voluntary Prison Suggested By California Doctor
California psychiatrist Dr. Norman I Barr proposes a national system of voluntary imprisonment to aid rehabilitation. Under voluntary admission offenders would plead guilty for rehabilitative imprisonment, six months initially, with review by experts and potential discharge or extended confinement depending on rehab progress and judge’s final decision.
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California
Norman I. Barr
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California At Los Angeles
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LBJ's Brand Continued From Page 9
The article recounts Johnson pressuring Congress to pass his bills amid House and Senate pushback. Moyers coordinated inside messaging as Lady Bird's demands fueled delays and a dramatic Texas twist in the 1964 tax bill. Johnson swung votes by phone during lunch, expediting the Finance Committee's work.
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Presidential descendants attend dedication of Massachusetts office tower
Descendants of three presidents and a Kennedy cousin helped plant four presidential trees at a Boston dedication. Participants included John Coolidge, son of Calvin Coolidge, John Quincy Adams and Charles Francis Adams, descendants of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, and Robert Fitzgerald, a first cousin of John F Kennedy, honoring four Massachusetts presidents.
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Calvin Coolidge
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis Adams
John Adams
Robert Fitzgerald
John F. Kennedy
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