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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1965

Page

23

Suburban Education Better Then That Of Center City

A Chicago sociologist argues that city children receive poorer education than suburban peers nationwide. Dr Philp M Hauser of the University of Chicago says whites and Negroes in cities face second and third rate schooling, with lower per capita funding than suburban students. He cites state legislative malapportionment, urges managed integration with urban improvement and proposes quotas to curb white flight by limiting Negro shares in schools.

Chicago America Philp M Hauser Population Research Training Center University of Chicago Hauser Board of Education Benjamin C Willis

State Trooper Fatally Shot in West Virginia

Mineral County prosecutors planned a murder charge against Robert L. Rice after trooper I B Neecher, 33, was killed during a night arrest at Rice’s apartment in Keyser. Officers entered after Rice tried to remove his children from Limestone Elementary School. Rice was jailed.

Keyser. W.va Mineral County C. Reeves Taylor Robert L. Rice I. B. Neecher Keyser Rice Noechel Limestone Panhandle Edith Cpl Armstrong Charles Millar Carroll Stanley Neechel Fairmont

Waitress Rules Back Time, Sparks Laugh in Reno

A Reno waitress misread a note from her boss about turning clocks back to standard time. She repeatedly set the 2 a.m. hour back to 1 a.m. Sunday, causing the clock to stay between 1 and 2 all morning. She argued the instruction did not say to turn back only once.

Reno. Nev Reno

Faith Church Charlesville Celebrates First Anniversary

Faith United Church of Christ, Charlesville, marked its first anniversary after merging St. Pauls Utica and Zion Charlesville on Reformation Sunday 1964. The 1965 focus included music with Harvey Clem adding trumpet, approval of an organ, and adoption of a new constitution. Plans for a Christian education building, fellowship hall, and fall events were outlined, with committees forming for choir, Sunday school officers, and Christmas programs.

Faith United Church of Christ Charlesville St. Paul’s Utica Zion Faith Church Harvey Clem Patsy Cannon Shirley Clark June Lunton James Bostian Betty Cannon Mildred Hessong Carl Holtz Spencer Mercer Thomas Miss, Sr Clarence Warner Edwin Mary Wenck Christian Education John Baer Tolbert Houck Clarence Martz Wiliam Morgan Grover Shumaker Harry Staley Thelma Haugh Mary Clark Zelda

Continental connection tested by dating ancient rocks

London AP reports Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia and Queen Elizabeth II discussing support for testing the idea that all Southern Hemisphere continents were once joined. Researchers date rocks and compare coastlines in Brazil and Africa to support or refute the supercontinent hypothesis.

London Ian Smith Rhodesia Elizabeth II Brazil Africa

Linton Buys Fogle's Tax Business In Frederick

County accountant Donald C. Linton has acquired Lloyd M. Fogle's accounting and tax practice at 6 West Second Street. Linton, a CPA, will keep the same office and staff, add a graduate assistant as office manager and staff auditor, and continue county employment. Fogle, 25-year veteran, plans to devote more time to Monocacy Oil Co. He is a Frederick native living on Biggs Avenue with wife and daughter. Linton, a University of Maryland graduate, passed the CPA exam in 1960 after work with GAO in Washington. He later served Routzahn-Kemps as secretary treasurer before becoming county accountant in February 1963. He is active civically, a United Appeal division head, Kiwanis vice-president elect, and on the Jeanne Bussard Workshop board.

Donald C. Linton Lloyd M. Fogle West Second St. Linton Fogle North Court Street West Sec St. Fogle Frederick Biggs Avenue Southeastern University Washington Routzahn-Kemps The United Appeal Kiwanis Club Jeanne Bussard Workshop

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