Lions Club Hears Talk On Cancer
The Frederick Lions Club heard Dr Kenneth Endicott director of the National Cancer Institute discuss the U S government fight against cancer at the Francis Scott Key Hotel He noted rising new cases with population and cautious optimism due to advances in surgery and drug treatment He cited Micro Biological Associates Walkersville as contributing to progress toward prevention and possible vaccines The meeting included attendance pins and notices of new members and long service honors for several members
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National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health At
Bethesda
Kenneth M. Endicott
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
American Cancer Society
US Health Program
Bethesda Institute
Club
Congress
Endicott
Microbiological Associates, Inc
Walkersville
Vernon Holter
Colorado
Ken-Milyn Farm
Dickerson
Ralph P. Merchant
Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
Frank Cox
Emory Shipley
Cliff Yinger
Donald A. Smith
Hagerstown Club
Glen Conrad
Yellow Springs
C. E Broadrup
Roger Cann
John D. Hartzler
Niemann Brunk
Harry M. Stewart
Joe Rhoderick
Merchant
G. Bernard Callan
John W. Morgan
Ira F. Ray
Willard C. Rudy
Nevin T. R. Waskey
F. Russell Young
Richard E. Zimmerman
Stephen&. Langley
L. Rayhu Specht
Harold K. Staley
Daniel J Thomas
James A. Grove
Surprise Raid Near Saigon Nets Viet Cong Captures
U S helicopters dropped 60 South Vietnamese troops 15 miles west of Saigon to attack Viet Cong guerrillas in a rice paddy area. They captured 12 guerrillas, killed five, and wounded a dozen, with no casualties reported among Vietnamese or American troops. One helicopter was hit six times, and another fuselage was pierced by a bullet. A government source said Communist mines on a road 60 miles north killed four soldiers and wounded nine in a military convoy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Weather Bureau notes arid spell and Linden Hills plant talks
The Weather Bureau forecast little or no rain in the eastern half of the nation for five days and subnormal rainfall for the next 30 days. In Linden Hills, a proposed regional office would create 300 jobs, with locals filling all positions eventually. Residents debated traffic impacts and zoning as aldermen approved the plant location under certain conditions. A separate city council session opened with bills paid and church invocation. In Washington, House Judiciary Democrats line up retreat on civil rights bill, signaling support for a narrower measure.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Politeunus
Linden Hills
James L. Goodman
Linden Avenue
Walnut
House
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celier
D-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Linden Hills rezoned for State Farm regional offices
The Frederick Board of Aldermen unanimously rezoned over 11 acres in Linden Hills for State Farm Mutual Insurance regional offices. Residents cited traffic concerns. Alderman Shipley's motion urged traffic improvements and street extensions toward U.S. Route 40. City officials expect a traffic light at West Patrick Street and Linden Avenue, with state officials pressured to fund or approve. Edwin E. Weller Jr., State Farm, indicated 300 new positions would be created at the Charlottesville office and relocated operations may follow.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
West Patrick Street
Linden Avenue
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
State Farm Mutual Insurance Firm
J. Millard Tawes
SRC
John B. Funk
Whiteford
Edwin E. Weller Jr
State Farm Mutual
Charlottesville
One Car Accident Report Near Frederick
State Police at the Frederick Barracks reported a one car crash on Baker Valley Road around 12 30 p m with Dorothy V Kelly of RFD 2 Frederick driving west. Her car ran off the road struck an embankment and overturned. Kelly and her two year old daughter Deborah A Kelly were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Deborah suffered a fractured right femur. Mrs Kelly was admitted for observation in good condition. Charges pending.
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Frederick Barracks
Baker Valley
Tpr. C
Ronald Twigg
Dorothy V. Kelly
RFD 2
Frederick
Baker Valley Road
Twigg
Tpr
First Negro voter sparks tense scene in La parish
In St Francisville Louisiana a minister, Rev Joseph Carter, entered the parish courthouse by a side door after white men blocked the front, as he moved to become West Feliciana Parish’s first Black voter since Reconstruction. The action followed threats from local whites and came amid broader civil rights tensions.
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ST. Francisville
West Feliciana Parish
Joseph Carter
Goldstein Released From Calvert County Hospital
State Comptroller Louis Goldstein was released from Calvert County Hospital on Thursday after a brief illness. Officials say he is resting at his Prince Frederick home and plans no public appearances this week.
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Viet Nam
Nhawapa
T Street
Leeks
Arnold L. Fleagle
Walkersville High School
Elmer F. Mun
Paul F. Genovese
St. John’s Catholic Church
Great Plains
New England
U. S
the News
Maryland
Day
Baltimore
Goldstein
Gene Castleberry
Oliver
Bethesda, Md
John C. Wright
Cavco Custom Homes
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
North Market Street
Dobbs Truss
S. Market St
McCulloch
Center Street
Jefferson
Pearl St
Carrollton Dr
Brosius Homes
Brown Equipment Co
E. Baltimore St
Taneytown, Md
Wititesell
Pharmacy
N. Market St
Pearre’s
South Market St
R. GA
Victor
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Aluminum
Keine Furniture CO
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