Seven Vie For Junior Miss Title
Seven county women compete tonight at 8 p m at Frederick High School for Frederick County's Junior Miss 1972 and the right to go to the state pageant. Candidates include Margaret Hawthorne, Susan Waters, Robin Duppins, Robin Blickenstaff, Linda Ifert, Lou Ann Dawson, and Lynne Boone. The program emphasizes scholastic ability poise and community involvement rather to a beauty contest.
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Frederick High School
Frederick County
Margaret Hawthorne
RFD
Mt. Airy
Susan Waters
Brunswick
Robin Duppins
East Fifth Street
Robin Blickenstaff
Myersville
Linda Ifert
Jefferson
Lou Ann Dawson
Lynne Boone
Priests May Still Not Be Married at World Synod
The World Synod of Bishops closed with a vote against ordaining married men as priests in the Western rite. Pope Paul VI praised the reaffirmation of priestly celibacy. A revised social justice document urged support for conscientious objection to war. A Vatican commission on women’s roles was proposed, and the marriage ordination proposal failed 107 to 83.
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Vatican City
World Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
Vatican Commission
Mother Of 5 Shot Dead In Londonderry Ireland
In Londonderry a woman in her 40s, Kathleen Thompson, was shot dead as British troops and suspected IRA snipers clashed in the Catholic Creggan district. A Belfast major was wounded and two snipers were reportedly hit. the army made no arrests during a search of the area.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Kathleen Thompson
Creggan
Thompson
Josn
Mra
Court OKs Nuclear Test Despite Protests and Threat
Supreme Court rules 4 to 3 to allow the Amchitka underground nuclear test despite protests from environmental groups. Solicitor General Griswold warned of potential one year delay if the blast is not executed by 12:30 p.m. EST. Protests also arise in Canada and Japan as threats target U.S. firms in Canada if the test proceeds.
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Supreme Court
Momic Energy Commission
Amchitka
Erwin N. Griswold
Amchitka Island
Griswold
Canada
Aleutian
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Tass
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Edmonton
Alta
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Royal Canadian Mounted
Mayor Favors City Primaries To Replace Reapportionment
Mayor Magaha Alder man Young and City Elections President Swisher push primaries to nominate candidates for Frederick five alderman seats. Swisher notes reapportionment would cost the city over 10000 and require a full census while primaries would render precinct sizes equal in practice. Young supports charter change in January to limit nominations to primaries and argues everyone would be equal despite uneven precinct populations.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Ronald Young
City Board of Elections
Glenn T. Swisher
Swisher
Board of Elections
Magaha
Democratic Party
No. 8
Young
White House Aide Expects Mid Range Foreign Aid Bill
A White House aide foresees a final foreign aid bill near 2.8 billion dollars, about 95 percent of Nixon’s initial request. He cites a mid range House Senate compromise as the likely outcome and notes Senate action on separate bills totaling about 2.3 billion. Opposition in the House aims to limit interim funding and extend the program only to December.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
Lors
GOP
John B. Anderson
Iinois
Indochina
Dec. Y
Thomas
Doe) Morgan
D-Pa
NAB board elects six county leaders for advisory group
Cumberland Md June kickoff dinner will introduce six Frederick County leaders on the Hagerstown Frederick and Martinsburg advisory board to NAB. Lawrence L. O Connor executive vice president of NAB will speak at the 6:30 p.m. event at the Sheraton Motor Inn Route 40 East. O Connor is on loan from Sears Roebuck and Co where he is a vice president and former general counsel appointed in 1960.
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Cumberland
Lawrence L. O’connor
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Hagerstown
J. Carson Dowell
Kelly-Springifled Tire Company
Frederick County
Frederick
Martinsburg
Dedication Sunday for Green Valley School Opens
The Green Valley School on Md 80 near Mc 75 will be formally dedicated by the Board of Education at p.m. Sunday. Board President G Hunter Bowers Jr will deliver dedicatory remarks and the school chorus will sing a special program. Principal Thomas A. Shade leads the school. the public is invited.
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Green Valley School
MD. 80
Mc. 75
Board of Education
G. Hunter [Bowers Jr
Thomas A. Shade
Feed Grain Deal Promises Gains With Soviet Trade
Washington officials and industry leaders hail a multimillion dollar U S Soviet feed grain sale of nearly three million tons of corn barley and oats. The plan could cut surpluses lift prices and boost diplomacy through Great Lakes ports with two major firms Continental Grain Co and Cargill Inc praising union support for loading ships despite prior bans.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
U.S
Capitol Hill
New York
Great Lakes
Agriculture Department
Russia
Continental Grain Co
Michael Pribourg
Minneapolis
Fred M. Seed
Cargill, Inc
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Winds Hit Amchitka Bomb Site But Detonation Readied
Strong 70 mph winds battered Amchitka Island delaying crews as Atomic Energy Commission officials greenlit final preparations for Cannikin, the underground nuclear test. By dawn winds eased and officials confirmed readiness for the 110 am shot time with circuits, instruments, and weather crews in place.
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Alaska
Cap
Amchitka
Atomic Energy Commission
Aleutian
Robert Thargait
Cannikin
Phil Coyle
Coast Guard
Amccitka
Juneau
Ouellet
Hawaii
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