Medaris Says Eisenhower Outdated In Military Insight
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, retired missile chief, says President Eisenhower’s military knowledge is outdated hindering U S missile and space programs. He calls for a single chief of staff and major Defense Department reorganization including Air Force-Army recombination and civilian staff cuts. He also criticizes York and the Navy’s Vanguard program while praising Polaris and outlines a past Army space plan. In Iran, cholera evacuations reach 3,000 near Mian Kangi.
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Washington
John B. Medaris
Army
Eisenhower
Medaris
U.S
Ordinance Missile Command
White House
Herbert F. York
Pentagon
AG. P. Putnam’s Sons
New York
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Air Force
Burt
Lionel Corp
United States
Earth
Navy
Vanguard
Airman Dutrow Completes Basic Training In Texas
Airman Richard C. Dutrow son of Mrs Mildred I Dutrow of 130 DePaul Street Emmitsburg completed his initial Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He was selected for a technical training course in Aircraft and Missile Maintenance at Chanute AFB Illinois and is a St Josephs High School Emmitsburg graduate Dutrow enlisted at 19 North Court Street Frederick.
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Richard C. Dutrow
Mildred I. Dutrow
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Chanute Afb
Illnois
Dutrow
St. Joseph's High School
North Court Street
Frederick
City Water Supplies Face Contamination Warns Engineer
Frederick City surface and ground water sources face ongoing contamination threats, says City Engineer Robert A. Whiteford. He cites trash dumps along Tuscarora west of Yellow Springs and near Hamburg Road, plus litter at Fishing Creek reservoir and park areas, and urges public disposal in receptacles and strict enforcement.
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Robert A. Whiteford
Frederick City
Whiteford
Tuscarora
Yellow Springs
Hamburg Road
Orto
Tuscarora Creek
Sigos Whiteford
Frederi City
Fishing Creek
Aktec
Frederick
27 Teachers Appointed in Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County Board of Education approved the appointment of 27 new teachers for the county system. Individuals include Charlotte M. Bobicki teaching 2nd and 3rd grades in Yellow Springs and Sylvia Crossman in physical education at Emmitsburg and Thurmont High. Other hires span diverse subjects and schools, with degrees from Frostburg State, Shippensburg, West Virginia, and Maryland institutions.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Charlottte M. Bobicki
Yellow Springs
Adams State College
Colo
Earl W. Clark
Walkers Frostburg
Gima University
Brice D. Crawshaw
Fred
School resignations list from Maryland districts
Resignations accepted by the school board include Middletown High principal George L. Barrick, Frederick High teacher Fred W. Besley, Mrs Virginia C. Foster, Mrs Barbara M. Koogle, Ann L. Lassetter, Francis C. Poland, and teachers Paul Amtower and Peter J. Swank. Assignments note Dew Walkersville Junior High and Emmitsburg Junior High.
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Parkway
B. S
Wittenberg University
Dale E. White
Frederick High
University of Maryland
Patricia A. Williams
Lewistons
Hinds Jr. College
Mississippi Southern
Margery Atkinson
Thurmont
George L. Barrick
Middletown High School
Fred W. Besley
Frederick High School
Virginia C. Foster
Washington Street
Barbara M. Koogle
Woodsboro
Ann L. Lassetter
Lewistown
Francis C. Poland
Paul Amtower
Walkersville Junior High
Peter J. Swank
Emmitsburg Junior High
Cub Scouts Tour Police Headquarters in Frederick
Der 5. Pack 799 Fort Derick scouts toured Frederick City Police Headquarters on Tuesday evening. Charles V. Main led the group to see police weapons, the lab, radio systems, and two barred detention rooms while Sgt. Boost handled a two way call with a patrol car. Scouts included Roger Atanasoff Brent Burgee Mark Joy Ray Mullican and Scott Wessman.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick City
Der
Fort Derick
Boost
Roger Atanasoff
Brent Burgee
Mark Joy
Ray Mullican
Scott Wessman
Scholarships Available for National Honor Society program
Washington reports high school principals in the District Maryland and Virginia will receive instructions on selecting students for 62 scholarships totaling 37000 under the 1961 National Honor Society program. National Honor Society chapters in over 8000 schools nationwide compete with 120 in Maryland and 145 in Virginia. preliminary tests October 22 final tests in March and May winners. Members must meet standards of service leadership and character and have at least a B average. local and national councils guide selection with local autonomy in many cases.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
National Association of Secondary School Principals
National Education Association
National Honor Society
Colburn E. Hooton
National Council
Hooton
Br. Hooton
Junior high society with 1600 chapters cited
A 1929 founded organization parallels junior high schools serving student needs with about 1,606 local junior chapters noted in the article.
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Ciety
Italians Killed In Flash Floods Near Brescia
In the Italian Alps region south of Brescia and Bergamo, rain swollen streams caused floods that killed 14 people in farming villages and left about 10 missing. Over 150 injured or exposed, with 50 square miles of valley land submerged. Some villages flooded to second stories as communities were cut off by roads and lines. Italian army helicopters evacuated the injured and rescued marooned families after a large brick and earth farmhouse collapsed at Loreno Paiseo. Nine bodies were recovered from the debris.
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Brescia
Italy
Alps
Bergamo
Loreno Paiseo
TW TEEHEES to the American Legion convention in Miami
The office announced Sunday that TW TEEHEES will attend the American Legion convention in Miami from October 15 to 20 and will tour American cities for a month afterward. A dangerous meeting is reported in Lexington as Mrs. Mary L. Riggs noted Thomas W. Peach became pale after a minor car collision. Peach explained the reason: his truck was loaded with 10 000 pounds of dynamite. One in five West Germans enjoyed a vacation during the 1957 59 travel season.
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American Legion
Miami
Lexington, Ky
Mary L. Riggs
Thomas W. Peach
Peach
Knights of Pythias Elect State Leaders in Maryland
The Knights of Pythias of Maryland elected Charles H. Ross of Smithsburg to be grand chancellor for the coming year, succeeding Otto Cheesman of Cambridge. Dr. Aaron D. Barad of Baltimore became vice grand chancellor. Pythian Sisters leader Georgia N. Wernz of Baltimore was named chief of the Grand Temple of the Pythian Sisters. The two groups chose Hagerstown as the site for their 1962 conventions.
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Lonaconing
Hagers
Respectable Beats at Stuttgart Country Club Party
Stuttgart Daily Leader society editor calls attendees at a country club party beatniques naming the revelers as a stylish social set. The column notes a respectable turnout and light-hearted, clubby atmosphere among guests.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Mks
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Park B. S
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Virginia A. Sommer
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Amoco
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Diosdado Macapagal
The
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Knights of Pythias
Market ST
W. Patrick ST
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S. Market St
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Colonial Music Shop
E. Patrick ST. Frederick
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