FC College Adds Seven To Faculty
Frederick Community College expands its staff for the new year starting Sept 13 with seven new instructors among 42 administrators and faculty. President Duval Sneadner notes stronger enrollment and recruiting challenges, citing English positions as hardest to fill and Fort Detrick as a science and math resource. The new hires include Martha W Post English lecturer with Colby B A and an M A from Maryland. Francis E Cole Jr virology researcher and biology lecturer with degrees from Maryland. and John E Dalidewicz chemistry lecturer with no prior teaching experience.
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Frederick Community College
Duval W. Sneadner
Sneadner
Fort Detrick
Martha W. Post
Post
Colby College
Waterville
University of Maryland
Francis E. Cole Jr
Cole
John E. Dalidewicz
H. C. Barker Dies Prominent Maryland Farmer
Howard Clinton Barker, 78, founder of the Maryland Holstein Association, died at Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Home. A former University of Maryland extension dairyman (1928–1943), he reorganized the Maryland Holstein Association in 1932 and served as secretary for over 30 years. He trained 4H judging teams, with national honors and an international contest win in England. He judged cattle nationally and locally in Frederick, Maryland.
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Howard Clinton Barker
Maryland Holstein Association
Frederick
Barker
West Third Street
University of Maryland
Maryland
Ohio
England
Heart Specialist Rushes To Schweitzer In Gabon
AP reports an American heart specialist Dr. David Miller flew from King City California to Schweitzer Hospital in Lambarene Gabon to aid 90 year old Nobel laureate Dr. Albert Schweitzer ill since Sunday. Dr. Miller, once assistant to Dr. Paul Dudley White, declined comment. Medical staff say Schweitzer remains in gradual decline.
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Lambarene
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
David Miller
King City
Calif
Miller
America
Paul Dudley White
Schweitzer
Walter Munz
Frederick City Forms Parking Study Panel Amid Light Plant Bids Rejected
Frederick City Aldermen created a committee to study a proposed parking authority with Edward J. McGuinness as chair and several aldermen named to the panel. The board rejected all bids for the city light plant, citing inadequate offers, and planned readvertisement. Mayor Magaha emphasized confidentiality of bid amounts and the goal to maximize sale value while centralizing city operations.
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Frederick
Edward J. McGuinness
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Allen G Quinn
Willam M. Bennett Jr
William H. Bartgis
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Frederick City
C. Edward Winpigler
Hamilton Avenue
Reorganized
Police Department
Senate approves 4.7 billion higher education bill
The Senate passed a 4.7 billion higher education bill by 79 to 3 with funds for needy student scholarships and a National Teacher Corps. The measure would offer about 140,000 $500 average awards, insure loans, and support work study, libraries, and college construction.
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Washington
Senate
James O. Eastland
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
House
National Teacher Corps
Johnson
National Teachers Corps
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Steel stocks rise in early irregular market
New York stock market opened higher as steel shares led gains. Trading was active with prices advancing unevenly across sectors.
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New York
Frederick County Pet Show Scheduled at Baker Park
The 15th annual pet show sponsored by the Frederick County Humane Society will be Sept. 18 at Baker Park. Children 4 to 15 may enter pets kept on a leash or in containers. Funds raised aid cruelty investigations and the local animal shelter. A poster contest runs with judging at 10:30 a.m. Poster size limited to 24 by 36 inches with theme Be Kind to Animals. First prize is a $5. gift.
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Frederick County Humane Society
Baker Park
Gas House Pike
Dog Saves Family Then Dies in Flames
A red-haired mongrel named Rusty woke a widow, Betty Engelskirch, and her two teen sons in Baltimore as their home burned. The family escaped by leaping ten feet to a porch and were rescued, but Rusty perished after staying inside to warn them.
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Baltimore
Betty Engelskirch
Rusty
Steel Talks Edge Near Settlement
Negotiators push toward a settlement as the United Steelworkers cut wage demands for the first time since Johnson hosted talks. With a strike deadline at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, unions and industry remain 5 to 6 cents apart on a three year package worth about 48 cents per hour in wages and benefits for 450,000 workers.
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Washington
Aflcio
United Steelworkers Union
Johnson
White House
Grandstand acts highlight Frederick Fair entertainment
Frederick Fair program features harness racing and daily professional shows Tuesday through Friday with two performances each day. Acts include The George Hanneford Family and The Martel Duo, plus Kay's Pets and The Manhattan Rocketts. Ten harness races offer four thousand in purses. Saturday hosts the Jack Kochman Helldrivers thrill show. Local high school bands perform on opening night.
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Frederick Fair
George Hanneford
Tommy Hanneford
Princess Tajana
Kay
Martel
Manhattan Rocketts
Spring Garden
Jerry Toman
Wade F. Hursey
Fair Board
Jack Kochman
Fresh Fighting In Kashmir: Two U S built Planes Downed
In southwest Kashmir at dawn India said its air force shot down two U S built Pakistani jet fighters and claimed another was damaged. Pakistan denied this and said it shot down an Indian plane and damaged two others.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Alexei Kosygin
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Dean Rusk
U Thant
Defense Ministry
Chhamb
Sprinagar
Jaurian
Aknoor-Chhamb
United Nations
Dewa
Aknoor
Jammu
Naushehra
Father Son Duo On Frederick Police Shot Expert
Daniel Boone of Frederick City police, 21, earned the best rookie shooter trophy with a B64 score, ranking fifteenth on a 33-man force. His father Detective Sgt Sherman Boone is a long time range officer who trained recruits and handloads department ammunition.
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George May
Sherman H. Boone
Ofc
Daniel Boone
Boone
Boones
Frederick City
Aft
Danny
Sherman Avenue
A. Willetta Boone
Frederick
Frederick Force
Ofe Boone
Frederick High School
Men Answer LBJ's Call Voluntary Enlistments Surge
Washington AP reports voluntary enlistments rose across the armed services after President Johnson doubled Selective Service goals. Army up 19 percent to 10,821 in August, Marines up 20 percent. Navy and Air Force project exceeding goals as draft use shifts to support Vietnam buildup.
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Washington
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Viet Nam
Eisenhauer Heads Cancer Society
The Frederick County Cancer Society elected Joseph F. Eisenhauer to a fourth term as president for 1965 66. Dr LeRoy T Davis was named vice president. Eisenhauer, long associated with Frederick city government, serves as Administrative Secretary to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and continues as a frequent Frederick News-Post writer.
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Frederick County Cancer Society
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Frederick
LeRoy T Davis
Eisenhauer
Weusade
Frederick News-Post
The
Fred
Marines Increase Strength in Vietnam Landing at Chu Lai
About 1 400 more U S Marines arrived in South Viet Nam Thursday night bringing total Marine strength in the Da Nang area to 31 200. The group landed off four Navy ships at Chu Lai 50 miles south of Da Nang. A Marine Corps spokesman noted the arrivals are part of Marine Aircraft Group 36 with three medium helicopter units and a heavy helicopter contingent. In Saigon a grenade attack at a U S Army installation wounded a guard. Hanoi claimed 68 American planes destroyed and 300 killed or wounded in an attack on Bien Hoa Aug 23. the U S said 45 planes damaged with light casualties.
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Saigon
South Vet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Chu Lai
da Nang
Viet Nam
Johnson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Hanoi
Bien Hoa
South
United States
Hurricane Betsy Edges Bahamas In Dangerous Pass
Hurricane Betsy skirted the Bahamas with winds near 150 mph and an uncertain track. Forecasters warned the eastern seaboard faces another week of potential threat as Betsy moves northwest at about 16 mph with no reduction in strength.
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Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Seaboard
Raymond Kraft
Betsy
Weather Bureau
D.C. Home Rule Bill Advances To House Floor
The 218th signature completed a petition to force the D C home rule bill to the House floor. The measure would allow Washington residents to elect their own officials and govern locally.
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D.C
Washington
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