Blood Donors Listed at Frederick County Red Cross Drives
The May 21 visit to Evangelical Lutheran Church registered 122 prospective blood donors with 15 deferred. Total collected 107 pints, plus 11 pints for directed donations, against a yearly goal of 16 000 pints. Frederick County credit stands at 3230 pints with 370 pints left to meet the target by June 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Fredtrich
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mahity
Frederick County
Red Cross
Llood Banks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fort Detrick
Seaman Edward F. Cook Joins Vesole for Portsmouth Visit
Seaman Edward F. Cook, son of Mrs. Mary Cook of 1035 Fourth St, was aboard the USS Vesole visiting Portsmouth. The vessel participated in NATO anniversary ceremonies with ships from 12 nations and was reviewed by Queen Elizabeth III aboard HMS Britannia after two weeks of anti submarine training in the Eastern Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Cook
Mary Cook
Fourth St
Portsmouth
Queen Elizabeth III
England
Bubber
NATO
U.S. Navy
HMS Britannia
Atlantic
Shah and Empress of Iran to visit Washington this fall
The White House announced the Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah will make an official visit to Washington in the fall. No dates are set. Nixon and the Shah met April 1 during Eisenhower's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Iran
Shah Mohammad
Hoes Pahlavi
Jury Indicts Brewery In Election Aid
Baltimore prosecutors indict National Brewing Co for unlawfully contributing 5000 to an advertising agent representing Pierre Salinger in the 1964 California elections. Indictment states the contribution funded Walter Leftwich’s Beverly Hills group. Salinger’s earlier primary win and later general loss are noted. IRS agents led the probe. arraignment expected within 7 to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Stephen J. Saves
Marland
National Brewin Co
National Brewery
Tune
Walter Leftwich
Beverly Hills
Calif
Samer
Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
California
Nowonder
George Murpht
Internal Revenue
Los Angeles
Washington
Sachs
National Brewing
Opponents Lose Fight To Bar GE Plant in Howard County
The Maryland Court of Appeals rejected opponents’ challenges to rezoning land near Columbia for a $250 million General Electric plant. The court found ample evidence supporting the Howard County Commissioners’ designation of the site as an industrial development district and dismissed claims that the action was private-benefit legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
General Electric
Hpward County
Court of Appeals
Howard County Commissioners
Columbia
Howard County Commssioners
William J. Mc Williams
General Electric and
Noward Research and Development
Howard County
House OKs 6.8 Billion Agriculture Bill With Subsidy Cap
The House sent to the Senate a 6.8 billion dollar agriculture appropriations bill that includes a 29000 cap on subsidies to any operator. Supporters say the limit could save 310 million yearly. opponents fear Senate opposition. The measure faces uncertain fate in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Strom
Silvio 0. Conte
Massachusetts
Paul Findley
Milnais
INATO Cuts By Canada Under Fire
NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels as Canada faces pressure over plan to withdraw most of its 5500 ground troops and six air squadrons from West Germany. U.S. officials warn that one country removing forces may force others to reinsert them. Delegations from the United States West Germany Britain Belgium Holland and Luxembourg are concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cadieux
Canada
West Germany
U.S
United States
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Hood College Yearbook Dedicates 1969 Touchstone to Dr James A Smith Jr
The Hood College 1969 Touchstone yearbook dedicates the volume to Dr James A Smith Jr associate professor of religion and college chaplain. An ordained minister in the United Church of Christ he joined Hood in 1961 and holds degrees from Emory Henry College Yale and Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touchstone
Hood College
James A. Smith, Jr
Hood
United Church of Christ
Dr. Smith
Emory and Henry College
Yale University
Yale
Booston University
Village Lanes players top weekly scores in multiple leagues
Brown and Herma led Village Lanes with a 446 in doubles and 19 total marks. Koontz tops in league with a 487 set, Ramsburg, Wisner, and Taylor also posted strong totals as teams rank for finals across city leagues.
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Brown
Herma
Village Lanes
Bill Koontz
Grayson Ramsburg
Walt Cramer
Jack Wisner
Jim Taylor
Jack
Jim
Bill Ramsburg
Skip Wenzel
Francis Hoff
Paul Kolb
Junie Bollinger
Marty Wharam
Harry
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Miederle County
Leslie S. Holt Jr
Paul Hy Shafer
Clarence L. Michael
Dean Rauch
Wesles
Janet R. Dorcus
Betty G. Burpee
Owen H. Walter
John H. Hawker
Willam
2. Griffith
Pat A. Bishop
Edwin Th Bittner
Kenneth P. Foyle
David L. Wright
Ralph C. Lister
James WH. Meuse
Norman Kk. Campbell
Harold C. Brode
Robert L. Bussard
Warren C. Lathin
Rosalie A. Long
Charles J. Mayhew
Sn. E.F. Cook
USS
Vesole
Carstyle Tidestone
OZITE
Armstrong & Ozite
Armstrong
Clinton Rhoades
Mrs. Rhoades
Ricky Cody
Teddy
John Delaplaine
Michelle Thrasher
Michael Quinn
Leanna Duvall
Johanna
Pandora Ettl
Stevie Kline
Robbie MacMullen
Carolyn Persichetti
Jeff Hammond
Todd Whichard
J. Rolfe Castleman
Haspel
Hasper
Haspel Sport
North Market St
INATO
Brussels
Melvin Laird
Czechoslovakia
Riffle
City Auto Parts
Jean Riffle
Jean
Bernie O'Bryan
MD. Trust Co
City Auto
Bankers
Sarah Babington
Glenn Babington
Berne O’bryan
Harry Crutchley
Elwood Rife
Mercer
Rexall
Ingall’s Lumber Co
Ingall’s
Don Young
Pat
John Gilroy
John
Taylor
Cappella's Food Market
Eyler
Dave Woods
Vicki O'Aryan
Nnt
Cutsatl
Marcel
Hetty
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