New Frederick Jaycees Elect New Officers
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce installed Harold Ruhrman as president with L Edward Blumenauer stepping down. Richard C Brady received Jaycee of the Year and a vice presidency, while new and continuing officers were announced at Fort Detrick Officers Club. Special awards went to Barbara Rhoads, William Irving, and others as the group praised growth and past achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Brady
Wilson Place
Frederick
W. J. Hopwooders Club
Harold Buhrman
Frederick Jaycees
Frank Welsh
Towson
Joseph Free
L. Edward Blumenauer
Jacob R. Ramsburg Jr
Thomas Trice
Ed Blumenauer
William Irving
Dolph Morris
Henry Ruth
William Locke
Bernard Callan Jr
Harold Lenhart
Walter Kirk Jr
William Offutt Jr
Buhrman
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Paul Buhrman
Brady
Jaycees
Callan
Free
Kirk
Lenhart
Michael Kehne
Ruhrman
Blumenauer
Barbara Rhoads
Dunbar Ashbury
William Rhoads
Frederick News-Post
William van Arnam
Ramsburg
van Arnam
Wiliam Irving
Richard Betson
Board of Education
Jaycee Wives
Cindy Morris
LaRue Beckley
Durable goods orders hint at continued factory activity
AP News summarizes that April durable goods orders dipped to 239 billion dollars from 246 in March, but shipments also fell, lifting the backlog to 677 billion. While orders eased, the rising backlog signals busy weeks ahead for manufacturers, with the 28th straight month of orders surpassing shipments. Backlog remains high, and comparisons to past peaks are noted as economists watch May for clearer trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Armed Forces Day Observance and Essay Winners
Fort Detrick observes Armed Forces Day with messages from President Johnson and Secretary McNamara stressing freedom, global commitment, and defense strength. Essay contest winners announced with Donald E. Leatherman first in Grand Prize and other winners in GS-1 to GS-11 categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
America
Vietnam
McNamara
Tom E. Bailey
Civilian Welfare Council
Donald E. Leatherman
Applied Aerobiology Department
GS-1
Mary Jane Slagle
Comptroller's Office
Mary B. Culler
Cathryn F. Eaves
Donald M. Hodge
Fort Detrick Honors and Community Notices Highlight Awards
Helen Miller and Zettie Smith earned division placements in a wage board event with cash prizes. Numerous individuals across departments received awards, retirements, and transfers. Scout activities, softball standings, and church attendance are summarized with community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. Miller
VR Division
Zettie M. Smith
GS-12
George N. Nelson
Technical Information Department
Herman E. Mills
Agent Development & Engineering Labs
Charles N. Bebee
Technical Library
James Cook
Wage Board
Edgar D. Flook
U.S. Army Medical Unit
Sfc
Ray F. Long
Leatherman
Civilian Welfare Council
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Central Post Fund
Foiled Again in Clovis: Suspected Burglary Cuts 12,000-volt Line
Police search for a suspect after a 12,000-volt power line was severed near Clovis New Mexico in an apparent burglary attempt. A charred shoe and hat were found at the scene and power was out for about one hour in parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Marshall Gates
Gates
Clothing bids bring 215 prison release suits to NM Penitentiary
Henry Hilison & Co of Albuquerque was the apparent low bidder to supply 215 men's suits at 14.39 dollars each to the New Mexico State Penitentiary. The suits are issued to men released from prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Henry Hilison & Co
Albuquerque
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Monkey Slated For 30 Day Space Trip
Pasadena reports a 15 pound monkey to ride a 1,200 pound biosatellite with brain blood vessel and bladder probes for 30 days in mid-1967. Nasa JPL has spent 1.5 million on a mini chemical analyzer to study weightlessness effects on bone and muscle. Cape Kennedy launch follows shorter flights with insects rats and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Harassed Bear Shot By Policeman Near Bellevue School
A 100-pound black bear was shot and killed by Officer Duane Hein after being harassed by onlookers near a Seattle suburb school. The bear, about two years old, was driven into woods and killed when it approached a crowd that failed to heed warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Wash
Duane Hein
Seattle
Hein
The Carling Philosophy on Beer Cans and Bottles
A humorous pitch touts The Carling Philosophy printed on beer cans and bottle labels. It invites readers to learn from the serious text while noting the cost of a paperback edition and library copies. It teases a red can labeled under non fiction.
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Business Review
Fort Detrick
Freedom
Ray V. Gardner
Gardner
Donald C. Aungst, Jr
Donald R. Melin
CWO
Richard O. Wightman
First Army
Fort George G. Mead
Kenneth Hindman
Donald Schley
Industrial Health and Safety Office
Ray Baker
Gene Droneburg
SO Division
Amos Johnson
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert K. Bradford
Gravely Point
Virginia
General Services Division
Army Materiel Command
George W. Kline
Joseph V. DiGiacinto
Paul F. Brinkpeter
Gertha T. Jolliffe
Walker N. Jolliffe
Signaleers
Stratcom
Donald Bohner
Mustang
Lone Wolf
Panther
Singanore
Mitchell Small
Flaming Arrow
Breezy Grove
Viking
Echo Lake
George Anderson
Harold Neufeld
Camp Roosevelt
Richard D. Delauter
Mary W. Spurrier
Francis A. Beall
Rodney E. Willard
Glenn FE. Routzahn
Sheridean A. Hildebrand
George W. Devilbiss, Jr
Guilford
Himes
Loretta A. Bartgis
Eugene D Asbury
Sol Ripkin
Devereaux F. Vandervoort
George Medvitz
Oliver J. Cejka
Philip H. Lindenstruth
Oscar M. Ramsburg
Donald G. Englar
Jesse L. Stan, Jr
Paul B
Monkey
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