Two Killed In Early Morning U S 140 Crash
A Taneytown mother of nine, Shirley Vivian Kiser, 34, died instantly in a two vehicle collision on U S 140 near Littlestown Pa at about 3 a m. Driver Charles Yingling 34 from Littlestown also died. Ray Houck Jr., 26, of Littlestown survived. All three cars were 1985 Buicks.
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Taneytown
U.S. 140
Littlestown
Gettysburg
Shirley Vivian Kiser
RFD 2
Charles E. Yingling
Yingling
Houck Auto
Houck
John Forbes
John Forbes Investigated. Mrs. Kiser
Lloyd L. Kiser
Ethel Crabbs
Ernest Parker
Barbara
Susan
Terry
Steven
Douglas
Ronald
Sharon
Sandra
Patricia Kiser
Ralph Parker
Union Bridge
Francis Shuey
Westminster
Earl Johnson
Middleburg
Bing
C. C. Fuss
Thurmont Plans Club For Reading
Thurmont Public Library sponsors a summer Vacation Reading Club for children aged six to twelve. Enrollment opens Monday with bookmark initialing and card listing author and title for each read book until five are completed. Stars and certificates mark progress through eight books, including at least one nonfiction. A Saturday 10 to 10:30 am book club and story time begins June 1 at the branch.
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Thurmont
Cbran
In Memoriam Notice Plan Seeks Memorial Day Ad
In Memoriam notices honoring departed loved ones are suggested for The Frederick News-Post, with plans to publish memorials on Memorial Day. The notice outlines that placing an In Memoriam ad keeps memories alive and offers timing guidance for submission.
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Frederick
Cafeteria Group Celebrates School Food Service
About 200 attendees at the Frederick County School Food Service Association spring banquet heard Harry Smith of Singapore Junior Senior High stress the role of school lunch staff in education. Virginia Doubles noted 1.56 million lunches served in Frederick County last year as committees were named for 1968 69 activities.
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Harry 0. Smith
Singapore
Smith
Frederick County
Virginia Doubles
Calvary Methodist Church
Mothers and Teachers Club
Maryland School Food Service Association
Eleanor Weagly
Maryland
Corelli David
Frances Parker
James A. Sensenbaugh
Fred Brown
Allen Gaddis
Gladdis
Pauline Buckman
Area One
Mt.‘Airy
Pauline Whitmore
Wale
Kersville
Ida Kaufman
Frederick High
Whitmore
Kathryn Boller
Thurmont
Dolly Hooper
Walkersville
Arnold Fleagle
School Food Service Association
Walkersville High School
Walkersville High
South Frederick
Mary E. Moberly
Lewis,town
Liberty
East
Frederick County School Food Service Association
Calvary Method
Cmtch
Emmitsburg Graduation Schedule Details Ceremonies
Emmitsburg High School plans final activities for 14 graduates including a Baccalaureate Sermon on June 2 at Incarnation UCC with Rev. John C. Charles. Class Day June 5 features processional, readings, songs, wills, speeches, and awards. Commencement June 5 at 8 p.m. at the school auditorium features Rev. Martin A. Case delivering the address and diplomas presented by Dr. Fred Brown Jr. The program includes processions, invocations, class presentation by Arvin P. Jones, and glee club performances.
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Emmitsburg High School
John C. Charles
Incarnation United Church of Christ
Emmitsburg
Tom Humerick
Humerick
Lona Frock
Sue McClain
Emmitsburg Glee Club
Nancy Glass
Nancy Eyster
Ronnie Krom
Martin A. Case
Trinity Methodist Church
Fred Brown Jr
Frederick County
W. Ronald Fearer
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Arvin P. Jones
Three Injured In Rash Of City Crashes Early Today
Three persons were injured in two separate auto crashes in Frederick city. The most seriously hurt was John J. Ramsburg who suffered severe facial cuts in a one car crash on West Patrick street about 4 50 a m and was in surgery at Frederick Memorial hospital. Ramsburg was a passenger in a 1961 Ford driven by Joseph E. Warfield who reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and the car demolished after striking a tele phone pole. Warfield was charged with reckless driving. Two others were hurt in a two car crash at East South and South Carroll streets around 6 50 a m as William F Green and Charles Goff were treated for cuts and bruises and released. The crash occurred when Harry B Fritz failed to stop at a red light and drove into Green s 1961 Comet. Additional traffic charges were filed against several drivers for speeding and running red lights and a number of summonses issued for various violations.
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John J. Ramsburg
Seventh Street
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ramsburg
Joseph E. Warfield
Ralph Potts
William Crabill
Warfield
William F. Green
RFD
Airy
Charles Goff
Buckeystown
South Carroll Streets
Green
Goff
Harry B. Fritz
RFD 3
Frederick
Gideon Darkis
Crabill
Fritz
Charles C. Lines
South Market Street
Madison Street
Broadway
William Shepley
Darkis
Lines
Leroy G. Brightwell
Brightwell
Robert
Henderson
Richard N. Coates
Davis Avenue
Charles Pryor Jr
Mt. Airy
Laether J. Ray
West All Saints Street
Robert E. Reifsnider
Rosemont Avenue
Robert L. Butt
Charles N. Yost
West Fifth Street
Choir Program Lists Sacred and Classical Pieces
The program includes Adoramus Te Christe Glory Now To Thee Be Given and Climb Every Mountain along with Build Thee More Stately Mansions The band will perform Air and March Exercises conclude with a benediction by Rev Case and the recessimal.
Kennedy Meets Murville in White House Defense Talks
President Kennedy and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville conferred at the White House on defense and common market issues. The session, paired with a prior Paris talk, discussed NATO nuclear strategy moves and NATO force deployments, with high level aides present.
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Washington
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
White House
Couve de Murville
Herve Alphand
Charles Lucet
Foreign Ministry
Dean Rusk Asst
William Tyler
Francis Meloy
State Department
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Rusk
North Antic Treaty Council
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Europe
United States
NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
School Aid Bill May Hit Trouble
Washington AP report says legislation to deny special federal aid to districts with segregated schools moved toward House passage but faces a cool Senate reception and possible filibuster. The House Education Committee attached the antisegregation provision to a broader measure renewing about $430 million yearly for roughly 4,000 districts serving military and federal employee families.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Education Committee
Frederick Free Kindergarten Registration May 31
Registration for the fall term at the Frederick Free Kindergarten on Small Market Street is set for May 31 at 4 a.m. More than sixty children who will be five years old by December 3, 1963 can enroll. The fall term opens October 7. Closing exercises for the present class are May 29 at 9:43 a.m. A Board of Managers meeting will be held in suite 6 at 7 p.m. at the kindergarten.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
Small Market Street
Board of Managers
Kinderfarten
Maryland School Fund Service Association Leaders Named
Left to right Mrs Virginia Doub Kies Frederick County Supervisor of School Launch Mrs Ma Ka fman treasurer Maryland School Fund Service Association Mrs Frances Parker secretary MSFSA Miss Elearr Weagly Maryland State Supervisor of School Launch Mrs Cor ell David president Maryland State Service Association Mire Pauline Whitmore PY Sy by Frank J. Keer president elect MSFSA Mrs Kaufman Frederck Highford supervisor Mrs Whitmore Walkersville Miss Weagly native of this county.
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Virginia Doub Kies
Frederick County
Ma Ka Fman
Maryland School Fund Service Association
Frances Parker
MSFSA
Elearr Weagly
Maryland
Corell David
Maryland Sete! Service Associatom
Pauline Whitmore
Frank J. Keer
Kaufman
Frederck Highford
Whitmore
Walkersville
Miss Weagly
First Baptist Church sponsors Cuban refugee family arrival
The First Baptist Church of Frederick announces sponsorship of the Manuel Linares family, arriving June 3 at National Airport in Washington. The church seeks housing and work for the family, with Marta Linares, 22, and her brothers 17 and 12 among the dependents. Committee members are G. William Trout Sr. John Rubeck and Mrs. Irving Rhoderick.
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First Baptist Church
Robert F. Woodward
Baptist Refugee Relief Center
Miami
Church World Service Center
Manuel Linares
National Airport
Washington
G. William Trout Sr
John Rubeck
Irving Rhoderick
Cuba
Military Centers Being Integrated Into Edgewood Arsenal
Fort Detrick and related chemical biological radiological centers will merge into the Edgewood Arsenal complex including Pine Bluff Arsenal Rocky Mountain Arsenal and the New York Chemical Procurement District. Brigadier General Delmore will command the new Edgewood Arsenal with operations phased to avoid disruption by July 1 with some personnel reassignment and realignment.
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Fort Detrick
F. A. Hansen
U. S. Army Munitions Command
Edgewood Arsenal
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
New York
Delmore
Hansen
Policemen Train In Mental Care at State Hospital
Sixteen troopers from the Tocal barracks of the Marland State Police attended a Springhild State Hospital course on treatment methods and handling emotionally disturbed people. George Cole, Assistant Chief of Inservice Training, said it was the first program of its kind in Marsland. Dr. Martin Gross led the development of the cure.
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Tocal
Marland
Tfcs Travey
W. EL Davis
Galminn
Hedden
Newscomer
Riland
N. OW. Alevamier
Ferssthe
R. C. Lewis
B. J. Medfer
G. H. Smith
C. R. Twige
W. D. Gross
N.F. Bechtel
Copter to reach Everest climbers delayed in Nepal
In Katmandu Nepal two frostbitten Everest conquerors face airlift as soon as possible per the expedition leader. A helicopter may reach them in two to three days due to mounting conditions and access challenges.
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Katmantng
Nepal
Frostrbitien
Mt Everest
Alicopter
Frederick County group elects R. E. Hess as president
The Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children Inc held its annual meeting and potluck at Bussard's Roost on US 15 South. Robert Hess was unanimously reelected president for a third term with Edgar Emrich as vice president and a slate including Wilber Wiggs and Raymond Ambrose in secretary roles and Isaac Stevens as treasurer. The event featured Dr John J None Jr noting the volunteer’s role in democracy and discussing key concepts in mental retardation care and public relations efforts.
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John J. None Jr
Frederick County
Raymond Ambrose
Isaac Stevens
George Wolfe
C. Lease Russard
Levis Kinsey
Charles Ghik
Xowne
National Institute of Men
Saul Wowsith
National
Association For Retarded Children
Krogpr
Sale Ee
Noote
Distt
Fire fatal for Taneytown man as family escapes
A Taneytown area two story brick home burned last night killing C Levine Carbaugh Sr. a machine operator at Shower Mill Works. His widow Evelyn Albaugh Carbaugh and son Charles L Carbaugh Jr were treated for burns and shock. all were listed in satisfactory condition. The son rescued his wife and infant daughter after jumping from a roof and using a ladder. The fire started in the basement and the house and contents were destroyed. Interment is planned at Pipe Creek Cemetery with services Monday.
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Taneytown
C. Levine Carbaugh Sr
Evelyn Albaugh Carbaugh
Carroll County General Hospital
Charles L. Carbaugh Jr
Carbaugh
Uuson Bridge
New Windsor
Pleasant Valley
Harney
Charles J
Mary Warner Carbaugh
Ruth Black
Union Bridge
John D. Carbaugh
West Minster
W. Luther Carbaugh
Uniontown
New York Times Publisher Dies at 38 in NYC
New York Times president and publisher Orvil Dryfoos, 38, died of a heart attack at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He took the top post in 1957, succeeding his father Arthur Sulzberger. Dryfoos began as a copy boy in 1940s and rose to publisher four decades later amid management changes and industry turmoil.
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New York
Orvil FE
Drvines
New York Times
Columbia Presbyterian Meical Center
Drisons
Anne
Tins
Insow
Arthur Ways Sulzberger
Dryfoos
Pabet
Moon
Suighercer
Adetah & Odine
Salzberger
Danachter
Marci
Devas Amory
Aradiarel
Matace
High's Dairy Price Cut Sparks Milk War
A Baltimore dairy reports milk price cuts affecting consumers as several local dairies consider reductions. Officials note ongoing pressure from farmers and earlier price changes last March, signaling a volatile dairy market with potential impact on prices and payments.
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High's Dairy
Baltimore
WD Tre High
Es Taciedite Coone Cent Art
Sheehan
Hus
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Mar
Thurmont High
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Mae Young
Brunswick Elementary
Brunswick High
Virginia Nichols
Polly Carmack
Louise Routzahn
Carrie Howard
Hooper
Lulu Beard
Helen Eaves
J. I. Ramsburg
Murville
First Baptists
Detrick
Educational Group
R. E. Hess
of Mentally Retarded Association
Robert E. Hess
C. L. Carbaugh
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