Cecil County selects Douglas Connellee for Del. vacancy
Elkton theater operator Douglas Connellee named by the Cecil County Democratic State Central Committee to fill the late Del. Guy Johnsons House of Delegates seat. Gov Tawes approval expected. Johnson 87, was the districts eldest member and a former Maryland senator. Connellee 51 serves on Elkton City Council.
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Elkton, Md
Cecil County
Democratic State Central Committee
Douglas Connellee
Elkton
House of Delegates
Del
Guy Johnson
Tawes
Johnson
House
Maryland Senate
Connellee
Petersen Joins Fort Hays State College Staff
Albert Petersen Jr of Boulder Colorado, a former Walkersville High School teacher, is named to the Fort Hays State College instructional staff. A University of Colorado graduate, he earned a BA in 1959 and MA this year and will join the faculty this month after graduate study at Maryland University. He taught history and geography for five years at Walkersville.
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Albert Petersen Jr
Boulder
Colo
Walkersville High School
Fort Hays Kansas State College
University of Colorado
Petersen
Fort Hays
Colorado
University of Maryland
Walkersville
Miles Resigns Wye Institute President Ahead of 1966 Run
Clarence W. Miles stepped down as president of the Wye Institute on September 8, a move seen as another sign he may run in the 1966 Democratic primary or for governor. Arthur A. Houghton Jr. announced the resignation, noting Miles co-founded the nonprofit with him in 1963 to foster educational and economic development on the Eastern Shore. Miles had earlier signaled a possible gubernatorial bid and stated the institute was non political at its founding.
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Centreville
Clarence W. Miles
Wye Institute
Arthur A. Houghton Jr
Institute
Miles
Calvert Plant Closes Leaving 150 Jobs Lost
Solomon s Md The Century Boat Co cruiser division shuts its Calvert County plant after five years of operation. Fifteen workers remain during a months long phased shutdown as operations move to Michigan. The plant built 26 to 45 foot Pleasure boats and previously was M M Davis Shipyard. Senator Hall calls the closing a severe blow and urges state help to attract new industry and boost tourism development.
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Overlakes Corp
New York
Yourstone
M. M. Davis Shipyard
Navy
Edward T. Hall
Calvert
Maryland
Hall
German Election Could End Erhard's Government
West Germany faces a tight election that could keep Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's CDU in power with its FDP ally or topple the coalition. A shift toward France or the Socialists could prompt a grand coalition or a weakened government, with 49 percent voting rules shaping the Bundestag balance.
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Erhard
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Bundestag
Free Democratic Party
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
East Germany
Social Democrats
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
de Gaulle
Gerhard Schroeder
France
Christian Democrats
National Democrats
Former Circus Tiger Kills Zoo Companion
Saba a 13 year old 550 pound tiger killed his 7 year old female companion at Slater Park Zoo in Pawtucket Rhode Island An attendant found the dead tigress while investigating a disturbance at the animals cages Saba had killed two lions in a circus before being purchased by the zoo officials had hoped to mate the pair
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Pawtucket, RJ
Saba
Slater Park Zoo
Race Horses Throw Riders Kill Spectator at Wisconsin Fair
Two racing horses threw their riders and charged into the crowd at the Richland County Fair in Richland Center Wisconsin. A spectator, Ren E Cleveland 64 Rice Lake Wis harness racing stable owner, died after being trampled as the final race closed the program.
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Richland Center
Wis
Ren E Cleveland
Rice Lake
Submarine Detection System Considered on Pacific Coast
Washington sources said the United States may install a submarine detection network on the Pacific Coast similar to the Atlantic system. Details are secret but the hydrophones would detect submarine sounds and locate intruders offshore.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Sidewalks Called Long Skinny Patios by Boy
Gary Burk a four year old boy in Menomonee Falls Wis on a family trip to a shopping center called the sidewalks long skinny patios. The remark reflects a child's playful misnaming of the new sidewalks during the outing.
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Menomonee Falls
Wis
Gary Burk
Suburbia
Ins
McNamara set to beat record as defense secretary
World Today reports that Robert S. McNamara is positioned to surpass Charles E. Wilson as the longest serving defense secretary on Oct. 2. He is seen as likely to stay on as long as President Johnson desires, with strong presidential backing shaping his aggressive budgeting reforms and civilian control.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Charles E. Wilson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Congress
Army Reserve
National Guard
Defense Secretary
Secretary of Defense
John F. Kennedy
Mnamara
Capitol Hill
Armed Services
Defense
Crampton Family Reunion Draws 142 Attendees at SCOB Park
Descendants of John and Emma Crampton gathered for the twentieth reunion at SCOB Park Brunswick with 142 attending. The event featured a program led by Robert Remsberg, awards for longest distance and youngest child, and musical entertainment by the Blue Grass Travelers. The Keefer R Crampton family organized, with plans for the 21st hosted by Claude Crampton. New York City water mains stretch 5 800 miles.
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John C
Emma Boyer Crampton
Scob Park
Brunswick
Robert Remsberg
Alicia Buxton
Ricky Grove
Alesa Crampton
Sheila Smallberg
Hilda Engle
Sherry Crampton
Roger Buxton
Joyce
Millard Angleberger
West Long Branch
N.J
Steven Martin
Richard Angleberger
Charles Crampton
Crampton
Francis A. Fogle
Grace Angleberger
Frances Angleberger
David Crampton
Frances Boyer
Keefer R Crampton
Pamela
Debra
Gary
Carroll Harbaugh
Jeffrey
Steven
Ronnie
Mark Perry
Gilbert Berry
Donna
Lester
George Smith
Gary Rice
Paul Chaney
Bill Poffenberger
Roy Castle
Evabelle Crampton
Charles E. Kinna
Naomi Crampton
Dorothy Crampton
Luther B. Crampton Jr
Nevin
Sherry
Henry Roberts
Kenneth Zimmerman
Gene Roberts
Dennis
Sharon
Edna Roberts
James F. Crampton
Keeter
B. Crampton
Rich
Charles Lapole
Nancy
Martha
Wanda
Eddie
Keefer R Crampton Jr
Joseph E. Crampton
Monroe Coran
Bill
Tony Giorgio
Towson
Charles Remsberg
Alicia
Mark
Susie Coran
Herbert D. O’brien
Judy Angleberger
Charles Martin
Gale Kefauver
L. Mae Whitmore
Jack Crampton
Claude Crampton
Kenneth T Crampton
Ross
Edward Keefer
David
Rhea Diller
E. W. Mattern
George Coyle
Georgia Ann
New York City
Ecumenical Council Opens Final Session At Vatican
Pope Paul VI leads 2000 bishops as the Vatican Council begins its fourth and last session to advance church reforms. Eleven topics remain as religious liberty and Jewish relations gain focus amid cautious optimism of swift progress before Christmas.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Rome
Church of the Holy Cross
St. John Lateran Basilica
Church Fathers
Vatican
John XXIII
St Peter's Basilica
Paul
Council
Julian Cardinal Doepfner
Munich
Germany
Doepfner
Russian Track Meet Described To Civitan Club
Frederick track coach Jack Griffin spoke to the Civitan Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel describing harassment faced by the Frederick girls track team while traveling in Russia. He cited harsh regulations, poor diet, travel discomfort, and lost equipment as factors, noted Poland was marginally better, and praised future prospects for the team.
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Jack Griffin
Frederick
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jack
Russia
Poland
Germany
Griffin
Frederick Girls
North Carolina Art Show Set for Bowling Alley
The Associated Artists of North Carolina will hold its big show on October 23 in a Raleigh bowling alley chosen for its wall space to accommodate all exhibits. The choice reflects the venue’s suitability for displaying multiple works.
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Raleigh, NC
Associated Artists of North Carolina
Raleigh
Vatican Council confronts modern world issues on religions
The council discusses church stance toward non-Christian religions and the so called deicide passage amid pressure from Arab nations. The draft, approved last fall 1651 to 99, aims to address birth control war peace and social justice as a historic first.
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Cardinal Doepfner
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