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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 29, 1964

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Frederick bank names Glenn E. Biehl new president

Glenn E. Biehl, longtime Frederick County National Bank official, was named president by the board, succeeding Arthur V. Myers. Biehl has 38 years of service dating to 1926 and advances through cashier and director roles. He was born in 1909 and resides in Frederick. Bargain details include his community roles and family. A barn fire near Laytonsville drew Damascus and Laytonsville fire companies at 1:30 p.m.

Glenn E. Biehl Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Arthur V. Myers Biehle Biehl Frederick County William D. Biehl Frances R. Biehl Frederick High School Helen M. Houck Grove Boulevard Nelson C Barbara Ann) Baker II Cumberland Theron Brooke Glenda Houck) Green Holloman A.F.B New Mexico Frederick Memorial Hospital Hospital Building Fund Children’s Aid Society Loats Female Orphan Asylum Frederick City Association of Junior United American Mechanics Evangelical Lutheran Church Church Council Evangelical Lutheran Church School

Frederick News Off Saturday for Memorial Holiday

No paper Saturday due to Memorial Day. Frederick News will not publish. Frederick Post editorial offices reopen Sunday at 4 p.m. Business office resumes Monday at 8 a.m.

Frederick News Frederick Post

Hood College to honor 152 graduates with June 7 commencement

Secretary Phillips Talbot of the State Department will speak at Hood College for about 152 graduates in the 9:30 a.m. ceremony at the Hudson Outdoor Theater. The largest class in Hood’s 71-year history includes 135 A B degree candidates and 17 B S in Home Economics, marking the program’s 50th anniversary since 1912.

Phillips Talbot U.S. Department of State Hood College Talbot Hudson Hood American Universities State Department Chicago Daily News

Graduation Plans Announced For Emmitsburg And Brunswick

Graduation activities for Brunswick and Emmitsburg high schools were announced. Brunswick will graduate 100 seniors with ceremonies June 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the Brunswick Fire Hall auditorium. Senior sermon June 7 by Rev William T McCrory and assembly June 8. Diplomas to be presented by Dr James A Sensenbaugh. Emmitsburg graduates 28 diplomas with services June 7 9. Sermon June 7 at 7 30 p.m. in Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church by Rev W Ronald Fearer. Senior assembly June 8 at 1 50 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Brunswick Emmitsburg Brunswick Fire Hall William T. McCrory St. Francis Roman Catholic Church Joseph Hartman Virginia Hartman Rosemont Joseph F. Hartman Sr Betty Filler James R. Filler Rohrersville M. Lavenia Hood Frederick County Fearer Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church W. Ronald Fearer Sam Valentine Dianne Null Barbara Brines Thelma Her

Rural Women's Short Course Registration Deadline

Monday is the deadline to register for the Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland campus June 15 to 19. The program, part of Week of Education With Vacation, invites Maryland women to join tours of the Washington area including the National Theatre Camelot, Arlington Cemetery, JFK grave and Tomb of the Unknowns, Smithsonian New Museum of History and Technology, National Gallery of Art, and a campus bus tour. Contacts: Adele F. Miller, extension agent, Winchester Hall extension offices.

University of Maryland Maryland Adele F. Miller Home Economics Winchester Hall Washington Area National Theater Arlington National Cemetery John F. Kennedy Smithsonian Institution New Museum of History and Technology National Gallery of Art

Blood Unit To Be Here Wednesday

Postmaster James A. Grove announces the Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program Bloodmobile will return to Frederick next week. On Wednesday it will be at Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church Street from 1 to 5 30 p.m Donor Room will be air conditioned.

James A. Grove Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church Street Grove Mr. Grove Red Cross

Howard County Hikes Tax Rate 35 Cents

Howard County property owners will pay 2.20 per 100 of assessed value in the next fiscal year. The 35 cent increase above the current rate funds a 5.67 million dollar budget approved by the young commissioners.

Ellicott City Howard County

Mount Saint Mary's honors two with honorary degrees

Mount Saint Marys College and Seminary in Emmitsburg begin commencement events with Saturday seminary awards. Most Rev T Austin Murphy and James S Keelty Jr receive honorary doctor of law degrees. Governor Richard Hughes of New Jersey and Bishop Murphy attended.

T. Austin Murphy James S. Keelty Jr Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg College and Seminary Murphy Baltimore Bistop Sepa Keelty Ric Hard J. Hughes New Jersey Memorial Gymnasium Robert R. Kline Carl J. Fives Bishop Murphy Lawrence J. Shehan Hughes Andrew H. Drance Jr Arlington Matthew R. Bocchino Newark St. Charles College Catonsville

Khrushchev jokes about space spy photos exchange

Former U S senator William Benton quoted Khrushchev as saying Soviet spacemen took photos of U S military installations and vice versa. Benton said Khrushchev offered to show them to President Johnson and jokingly proposed an exchange. The remark came in talks in the Kremlin amid Benton’s Paris visit as U N E S C O envoy.

Paris U.S Khrushchev William Benton Connecticut Johnson Benton Ed States Soviet Union United States Cuba Caribbean Kremlin U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Talks With Britain on Laotian Crisis

American envoy William Bundy met British officials in London and reported a complete understanding on Laos but Britain gave no blanket pledge for US military action. Bundy heads to Delhi then joins Dean Rusk in Bangkok Saigon and Honolulu for a top diplomatic and military review aimed at pressuring Pathet Lao forces to yield.

London William E. Bundy New Delhi Britain United States India Bundy Dean Rusk Bangkok Saigon Honolulu U.S Laos Plaine Des Jarres Richard A. Butler

Warning on Power Struggle After Nehru's Death in India's Parliament

In New Delhi a hushed Parliament heard J B Kripalani warn that an open fight for prime minister could trigger a national crisis. Acting PM G L Nanda sat grave as Kripalani urged unity while Dean Rusk watched from the gallery. Nehru was praised posthumously by seven lawmakers for opposing communism and colonialism and advancing economic progress.

New Delhi Nehru India J. B. Kripalani Congress G L Nanda Kripalani Dean Rusk

Motorist Charged After North Market Street Accident

Frederick police charged James Plunkard, 37, after a collision with Earl Luhn, 57, on North Market at Thirteenth Street. Plunkard’s 1956 Chevy was a total loss. Luhn’s 1959 Olds about 400 dollars in damage. Both drivers were treated for minor injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigators Captain Marshall Murray and Sgt. William Boost noted the mishap occurred around 11 a.m. and ambulances transported the men. Junior fire company responded. no fire.

James Plunkard RFD Frederick Earl Luhn Frederick Avenue Frederick , Memorial Hospital North Market Street Thirteenth Street Plunkard North Market Luhn

Driving Test Examiners Suspended in Baltimore Probe

Five driving test examiners in the Bel Air area have been suspended after a state police probe found bribes from applicants. A driving school license was also suspended. Names withheld as investigation continues. charges planned for three examiners with personnel officials. The probe began after an applicant reported tipping an examiner.

Baltimore Bel Air John R. Jewell Jewell Charles Magaha State Police Jewel

Traffic Deaths Below Normal During Memorial Day Weekend

The Associated Press reports Memorial Day traffic deaths run below normal with six killed since Thursday 6 p.m. local time. For 78 hours ending Sunday midnight, NSC projects 410 to 490 deaths. First four months average over 110 road fatalities daily. Noon EST totals list 37 traffic, boating and 1 drowning, totaling 40.

Associated Press National Safety Council

Holiday Activity Begins for Memorial Day Travel

Motorists head out as the first summer holiday kicks off with patrols urging safe driving. Frederick American Legionnaires meet at 1 300 pm Saturday for wreath placements from the Legion Home to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Unseasonably cool, with possible frost tonight and rain Sunday, may affect plans. pools open Memorial Day, Strawberry shortcake a holiday treat, drought relief hoped as May records driest on local history.

Frederick American Legionnaires Legion Home East Church Street Mt. Olivet Cemetery Braddock Heights Weather Bureau

Scull Edges Gore By Seventy Votes In MD GOP Race

Baltimore AP reports David Scull defeated Del. Louise Gore by 70 votes in the May 19 Republican primary for Maryland congressman at large. Final canvass shows Scull 43,092 to Gore 43,022 after absentee ballots. Montgomery County residents Gore and Scull, with third candidate Roland Perusse earning 10,877.

Baltimore David Scull del. Louise Gore Maryland Baltimore City Scull Miss Gore Montgomery County Roland Perusse

Accomplishments Cited Dr Sensenbaugh Honored At Harmony Grove May Day

Dr James A Sensenbaugh state superintendent of schools received a special award at Harmony Grove School May Day in Frederick County for his efforts since 1956. Warren P E Smith of the Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children presented the certificate and pin. The award cited establishing the Harmony Grove School for the trainable retarded, school integration, planning Thomas Johnson High, raising teachers salaries, creating a junior college, and central libraries. Additional programs noted include a summer school, home telephone service for homebound children, classes for educable mentally retarded, speech correction, more guidance counselors, and French in elementary grades.

James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Harmony Grove Warren P. E. Smith Frederick County Association For Mentally Retarded Children, Inc Dr. Sensenbaugh Mer Thomas Johnson High School Thearger Sensenbaugh Smith Doris Remsberg Kennedy John E. Kennedy Parade Magazine Amer

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A. V. Myers Frederick County National Damascus Laytonsville Griffith Road MD. 108 Photo By Frank J. Keefer Institute of Current World Affairs Pakistan The Daily News University of Chicago Columbia University of Illinois London School of Oriental Studies Asia Society Council of Economic and Cultural Affairs Council Mt. St. Mary’s Bishop T. A. Murphy James A. Keelty Jr Jimmy Reid James Reid Pearl Street Jimmy Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Frank J Kee Reid American Legion Auxiliary World News U. S Washington Louise Gore
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