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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

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4

Frederick plant honors three in Sealtest Twenty-Year Club

Three Frederick Sealtest Foods employees Emory C. Alexander Emory G. Haines and George F. Smith were inducted into Sealtest's Twenty-Year Club at a Washington banquet attended by about 250 current and retired workers. Edgar N. Brawner presented diamond studded pins as 24 additional staff joined the honors. The event featured a reception, a floor show, and Alpine Festival themed decorations.

Sealtest Frederick Sealtest Foods Shoreham Hotel Washington Emory C. Alexander Lee Place Emory G. Haines Second St George F. Smith Middletown Edgar N. Brawner

Pearre Warns Lions Club Old Age Is Society's Key Challenge

Dr. A Austin Pearre president of the Frederick County Heart Association told Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that old age is the top societal issue. He cited new life expectancy gains of 10 to 15 years and outlined three aging problems physical economic and social emotional. He noted 17 million Americans over 65, two thirds over 75, and projected growth by 1970 while reflecting on changing family structures and elder care needs.

Pearce Dr. Pearre Niemann Brunk Pearre Frederick University of Va Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Lions Charles Main Mt Oliver Cemetery Russell Marsh Lions Club Union Bridge W. Earl Hawkins Woodsboro Marion Wilson Donald A.smith C. Orendorff Hagerstown Bruce Crum Glade Valley A. Austin Pearre Frederick County Heart Association Francis Scott Key U.S Maillion

Ethiopian TV debut sparks crowd at Addis Ababa summit

At Africa Hall during the African summit, a closed circuit broadcast drew hundreds of Ethiopians to view a dozen television sets along the boulevard. Crowds gathered even to watch blank screens and wondered if they could be seen by the devices as well.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Africa Hall

AMA Reports Growth of Stunted Leg by Surgery

A Chicago team led by Drs. Meyer Muenster Olwin Shapiro and Graettinger describe a four and a half year case where a girl's left leg grew to match the right after surgically connecting a major artery to a vein. The study notes heart changes and eventual normalization after a second operation. Census notes indicate 79 percent of U.S. households own cars, 87 percent have televisions, and about 12 percent have air conditioning.

Allen D. Meyer Joseph J. Muenster John H. Olwin Fred §. Shapiro John S. Graettinger Presbyterian - St. Luke's Hospital Chicago Current Journal of The American Medical Association U.S

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