State Parks Seeks Land From Mountain Widow Ms Green
Maryland Department of Forests and Parks seeks to buy extensive land near Cunningham Falls State Park including Mrs Olive Green's one acre, asserting need for better park management. Green, 64, lives in a simple hill cabin on social security and refuses to sell, aided by her son Leon Green who questions the necessity and potential hardship. Public notices began last July 6, with possible condemnation if negotiations fail.
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Perke
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Catoctin Mountains
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Republicans urge stronger action in Viet Nam ahead of elections
World Today analyzes GOP policy behind a hawkish prescription to fight harder in Viet Nam. Polls show voters’ top concern is the war and Republicans seek to convert frustration into votes, with Manhattan delegates and leaders like Dirksen demanding results from Johnson’s Manila summit and a broad use of force if needed.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Viet Nam
GOP
Johnson
Manila
Republican Coordinating Committee
Senate
Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
Coordinating Committee
Cuba
U.S
Eveready grows as Everedy affirms expansion year
Eveready Corporation reports continuous growth with record sales income and earnings per share for fiscal 1966. The Everedy Company of Frederick, led by Arthur E. Read Jr., emphasizes a broad line of chrome plated housewares and Teflon coated cookware.
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Standard International Corporation
Everedy Company of
Frederick
Daney E. Hogan Jr
Everedy Company
Arthur E. Read Jr
J. Emory Baer
Leo H. Colliflower
United States
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Smith Family Holds Frederick Reunion
A family gathering honored the late George Samuel Smith and Mrs. Lela M. Smith of Union Bridge at Baker Park Sunday with a basket lunch. Attendees included numerous Smiths and in laws from Union Bridge, Mount Airy, Frederick, Taneytown, Keymar, Thurmont, Owings Mills, Fairfield, Gettysburg, and nearby towns.
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Baker Park
Lela M. Smith
Union Bridge
George Samuel Smith
David Smith
Wayne and
Dougie
Howard Hillery
Julian Shafer
Mark
Randy
Scotty
Mount Airy
Edward Smith
New Windsor
Herbert Smith
Jeffery
Jeanenne
Samuel Summers
Kevin
Jimmy
Frederick
Jack Smith
Kim
Eddie Smith
Taneytown
Samuel Smith
Gary
Richard Hahn
Tammy Sue
Sharon
Rickie
Keymar
Melvin Leatherman
Elizabeth
Edith
Fairfield
Warren Kelley
Duane
Gettysburg Pa
Maurice ,Bradshaw Larry and
Butch Thurmont
Austin Smith
Jennie
Greg
Owings Mills
Margarete Rigley
Shaw Ride Dies in London Secretary to Shaw Passes
London AP Blanche Patch longtime secretary to playwright George Bernard Shaw from 1920 until his death in 1951 died Monday in a Kensington hotel at age 87.
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London
Blanche Patch
George Bernard Shaw
Kensington
Open House At Bowling Brook Home For Boys
The Bowling Brook Home for Boys in Middleburg will host its annual cooperative open house on Sunday October 23 from 1 30 to 4 p m. The program honors founder the late Raymond L Richardson. Tours of the house and grounds will be offered and staff will answer questions about child care. Light refreshments will be served. Supt and Mrs Robert H De Pew and houseparents Mr and Mrs Albert Carstens will greet visitors and renew acquaintances.
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Middleburg
Raymond L. Richardson
Robert H. de Pew
Albert Carstens
Hood Dean at Wellesley Inauguration Convocation
Hood College president Mary F. Keeler will join 125 academic representatives at Wellesley College in Massachusetts for Ruth M. Adams inauguration as the ninth president. If weather allows, the outdoor convocation will mark a historic gathering of top American educators with Harvard's Howard Munford Jones delivering the keynote address.
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Mary F. Keeler
Hood College
Wellesleyollege
Massachusetts
Ruth M. Adams
Wellesley
Howard Munford Jones
Humanities
Harvard University
Kids Inc Topic of Braddock Club
Wallace E. Hutton spoke to Brad dock Heights Optimists about Kids Incorporated, an affiliate of United Givers Appeal. President Grafton Cost introduced him. A joint meeting with Frederick Breakfast and Evening Optimists planned a cooperative Christmas tree sale at Frederick Shopping Center. Grizzlies once roamed much of western North America but declined south of Canada after the 1850s rifle arrival.
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Kids Incorporated
United Givers Appeal
Braddock Heights
North America
Canada
Donors Contribute To Bloodmobile Success
The Frederick County Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 106 pints of blood on Oct. 5 at Calvary Methodist Church. Donors include Charles R. Wars Sr. and Wade F. Hurkey among many others. names listed in attendance.
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Frederick County
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles R. Wars Sr
Wade F. Hurkey
Donald A. Haas
Mary A. Hylton
Samuel Vala
Gladys M. Wisner
Devoreaux P. Vandervoort
Carl R. Bowings
Elouise M. Brookey
Lucille D. Howard
Dorothy M. Cavanaugh
Ruth L. Chomel
Martha E. Meadows
Alan TM. Miller
Anna M. Younkins
Ray N. Dietz
Paul K. Shafer
Diane E. Simmons
Leonard Spero
James D. Pennington
Grace C. McCoy
Jerry L. Grove
Peter Roidra
Robert J. Furie
James R. Reid
George H. Oden
Ruth V. Hawkins
Robert H. Phelps
Barbara E. Hammes
Aurelia W. Clayton
Louise H. Moss
Jack L. Culler
Ruth D. Donald
Lila C. Wenner
Edgar §. Crawford Jr
Warren R. Lawson
William B. Hooks
Joseph D. Baker
Richard E. Burgee
Michael J. Croghan Jr
Jack W. Croneburg
William E. Brown
Anna Mary Willard
Gilchrist Traded Not Yet. Broncos Fail to Move Star
Denver Broncos failed to trade Cookie Gilchrist before the midnight Sunday deadline. The rebellious fullback refused to play this season though his two year contract runs another year. If unclaimed, he remains a resigned ball player under Broncos general manager Jim Burris.
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Colo
Cookie Gilchrist
Denver Broncos
Gilchrist
Jim Burris
Broncos
Indian govt says 49 Pakistani infiltrators arrested in Kashmir
AP reports in Srinagar, the Indian government says 49 Pakistani infiltrators have been arrested in Kashmir so far this year and cites four cease-fire violations since fighting ended last year, according to a government spokesman.
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Kashmir
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