7500 Women To Get Kits In Maryland Cancer Program
Frederick County joins a national cervical cancer detection effort aided by the Maryland Division of the American Cancer Society and the Frederick County Medical Society. About 7500 women aged 30 to 45 will receive a do it yourself kit for Pap test collection mailed to their homes for cytology at Johns Hopkins.
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Frederick County
United States
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Washington County
Denmark
Copenhagen
South Market Street
Proud To Claim Koufax on B'nai B'rith 120th Birthday
AP reports B'nai B'rith marks 120th birthday with member Sandy Koufax, Dodgers pitcher, alongside famed names like Freud and Salk. The piece notes Jewish immigrant history and the founding on October 13, 1843 with a $60 fund for widows and orphans.
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Washington
Glad News Today
B'nai B'rith
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Sigmund Freud
Subconscious Prober
Bess Myerson
Jonas Salk
Richard Tucker
B'nai B’rith
New York City
Bring Along A Friend Bloodmobile Visit In Frederick
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile stops at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick on Friday from 10:00 to 3:36. James A. Grove, chair of the Frederick County Blood Program, reports 180 notices sent with 93 keeping appointments and 24 rescheduled. He urges new donors, promotes Bring Along a Friend Day, and notes the program is over the 600 pint quota for the first four visits of FY 1963-64.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second
North Bentz Streets
James A. Grove
Chaiman
Frederick County
Grove
Mr. Grove
Red Cross
Three Hospitalized After Brunswick Collision
A Chevrolet crash at the intersection of 10th avenue and A street in Brunswick sent Charles Painter and Donald Miller of Charles Town and William Baer of Sandy Hook to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Painter suffered a fractured arm, Baer faced possible fractures, and Miller had severe body lacerations. Police expect charges as drivers are unknown and two other youths fled the scene. An investigation continues.
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Charles Town
W. Vaman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Charles Painter
Donald Miller
William Baer
Sandy Hook
10Th Avenue
Painter
Baer
Miller
Serum Tapped For Botulism Patients In Tennessee
Metical authorities report the last known source in the Western world is being tapped today for rare type E antitoxin serum. Nine persons hospitalized in Tennessee are being treated for botulism with this antidote.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Land Use Meeting Set For Tonight
A Gaithersburg public meeting tonight will discuss a proposed comprehensive land use plan and revisions to the zoning ordinance and map. The effort, prompted by no changes since 1958, covers Gaithersburg and a surrounding two mile area with input from the state planning commission and a Washington consultant. A separate Montgomery County Board of Education meeting approved a future elementary school site in the Rosemont Subdivision near Shady Grove Road and Md. 355.
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Gaithersburg
Itown Planning Commission
J. Edward Andrews Jr
Rosemont Subdivision
MD. 355
Shady Grove Road
Mighty Branch Road
Tax Credit Granted to Seniors on Montgomery County Property
The Montgomery County Council adopted a resolution for a 1964 levy tax credit for residential property owners aged 65 or older. Eligibility includes age 65, ownership and residence in Montgomery County for five years, and total income not exceeding 3600 dollars. Applications must be returned by December 10, with forms requested by October 15, otherwise no consideration.
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Montgomery County Council
Montgomery County
Office of Supervisor of Assessments
Portable Classrooms All In Use at Frederick High
Frederick High School has all ten portable classrooms in use. Acting principal Warren C. Smith says students moved from the gym to the remaining units last Friday, with eight in use since the start of the year. Floors are complete, heaters installed, and permanent steps added to over half. Linoleum tops and minor trim remain. overall reaction is positive from students and teachers.
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Frederick High School
Warren C. Smith
Smith
Frederick County Roads Highlighted in Concrete Paving Feature
A picture feature in Concrete Paving praises Frederick County Md as having one of the finest farm to market road networks. The piece notes 70 miles of mostly state maintained concrete roads built in the 1920s and 30s, with photos of Route 95 Sugarloaf Road Route 76 Route 15 and Route 75 segments.
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Frederick County
Portland Cement Association
Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery
Mothers
Pt. of Rocks
Libertytown
New London
State Aid Increase Foreseen for Local Schools
Baltimore AP reports Sen. Harry R. Hughes chair of the Legislative Council Committee on Taxation and Fiscal Matters foresees a substantial increase in state aid for local schools next year and plans to consult Gov. Tawes on the level of support.
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Baltimore
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
Tawes
Hughes
Legislative Council
Thurmont group urges Staub site for new high school
A Thurmont delegation met with the County Commissioners to press funds for the Staub site to relieve crowded conditions. They argued the Staub location saves utilities and travel time, while noting delays if lawsuits pursue. County planners favor Thurmont as the regional hub and say construction would take years, with bonds needed to finance land and initial work.
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Thurmont
Board of County Commissioners
Staub
Board of
Educaton
Emmitsburg
Roland Seidel
Jameson-Wivell
Route 15
Seidel
Renn
Delegaton
Delegaion
Victor Jagow
Clifton Blair
Philip Zeniz
Lester Dingle
Randolph Waesche
Jules Shapiro
Samuel Birely
Kenneth Myers
Harold Curry
Roland Beale
Robert Hunter
Ernest Tresselt
Robert Fishack
Foxville
North Korea Signs Unofficial Trade Pact With Britain
Communist North Korea announced an unofficial trade agreement with a British delegation but provided no figures or details about potential sums or terms.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Frederick Memorial Hospital Starts Postgraduate Lecture Series
The Postgraduate Education Committee of Frederick Memorial Hospital begins the 1963-64 lecture year with Dr. Howard Raskin of the University of Maryland leading a gastroenterology talk. Luncheons are provided by the dietary department, and funds come from voluntary staff membership assessments.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard Raskin
Department of Gastroenterology
University of Maryland
Valachi claims narcotics ban violated by mob chiefs
Senate hearings heard Joseph Valachi say Cosa Nostra bosses imposed a 1957 narcotics ban that was undermined by money paid to sol diers in Chicago and New York. He described Moretti’s 1951 murder as a mercy killing and noted penalties for traffickers and those who broke the rule.
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Washington (Ap
Joseph Valachi
Willy Moretti
Crime Brotherhood
Cosa Nostra
John Robilotto
Johnny Roberts
Moretti
New Jersey
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Washington
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Senate
Chicago
Atlanta
New York
Cosa Nostra Mobs
Vito Genovese
Albert Anastasia
Genovese
Aanastasia
Anastasia
Genoovese
U.S
Hurricane Flora Threatens Bermuda and Europe
Hurricane Flora barrels toward the North Atlantic after killing about 3,500 in the Caribbean. Officials say the storm, packing 100 mph winds, passed Mayaquana before entering open waters and is forecast to strengthen before losing tropical characteristics in cold Atlantic air.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Bermuda
Caribbean
North Atlantic
Turks Island
Mayaguana
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Europe
England
Haiti
Cuba
Bahamas
Macmillan Faces Illness and Possible Resignation
BLACKPOOL ENGLAND AP reports Conservative leaders confront leadership crisis as Harold Macmillan, 69, is hospitalized for prostate obstruction and may step down within months. Officials weigh an heir apparent while Heath says no decision until operation outcome is known.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Macmillan
Londo
Labor Party
Edward Heath
John Richardson
Showdown Builds in Algeria Berber Revolt
President Ahmed Ben Bella cancels a U.N. trip and rushes troops to the Kabyyle Mountains as fighting sharpens. He declares no talks with rebels, stating they understand only the language of machine guns.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
U.N. General Assembly
Kabyhe
Ben Bella
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ASK Reconsideration Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Fice
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
West Seventh Street
State Medical Journal
Department of Postgraduate Education
Ja Hospital
Edgar M. Douglass
Frederick Daily News
Gach
William F. Sheehan
Alton B.parker
News- Post
Robert Silberg
Dr. Douglass
Field Enterprises, Educational Corporation
Lord Hailsham
Conservative Party
Hailsham
Mamillan
London Hospital
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