Mt Airy High School plans sparing expansion in 1964
Letters to the editor defend Mt Airy and Winfield school plans arguing for more teachers and higher pay rather than large new buildings. The writer warns Carroll County teachers may leave for higher salaries elsewhere, noting Mt Airy’s isolation from population centers.
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Mt. Airy
Eldersburg
Carroll County School Board
Winfield-Eldersburg
Sykesville
Denness
Winfield
Jenness
Airy
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Mt Airs
Jean H. Frederickson
RFD
Woodbine
Soviet Veto in UN Council Sparks Debate on Peacekeeping
The Soviet Union refused to pay United Nations peacekeeping assessments for Congo and Indonesia Malaysia clashes, casting its veto to defeat a plan to halt Indonesia's attacks on Malaysia. The vote drew criticism as a mockery of council peacekeeping and highlighted Soviet nonintervention rhetoric amid tensions with Indonesia and China.
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Security Council
Soviet Union
United
Congo
Lund
Indonesia
Malaysia
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Morocco
Ivers Coast
Africa
Bolivia
South America
Counci
China
Clergy Split Over Dean Sasres Abortion on Electorate Choice
The Rev Dean Francis Sasres pro vocative claim that voters face a sterile presidential choice drew nine in ten supportive letters. Bishop William Creighton countered with a broader view judging candidates by programs on peace and human rights. The exchange highlights tension between nonpartisan religious leadership and political meddling within churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Sasres
Willam F Creighton
Washington, D.C
Dean Suste
National Cathedral
Godrow Wilson
White House
England
Hewitt Johnnson
Canteras
Red
Letters To The Editor Oppose School Location Change
Readers express disappointment and urge retention of the school location. A Mr Aury Citeus League supporters criticise the Board of Education for not heeding signatures and petitions urging a louder stance. The letter mentions Winfield Wes and Mr Airy High School in confusion.
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Carrll County
Board of Education
Mi. Aury Citeus League
Petshots
Airy High School
Oakland merchant, 108, recalls Civil War ending
A Oakland Md merchant and lifelong blacksmith born Sept 27 1661 in hedgesville Va celebrates his 108th birthday. He still walks a half mile to his store daily and says he remembers the day the Civil War ended.
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Oakland
Naylor
Hedgesville
West Virginia
August Wedding of Jan Alise Barber and Alan Grimes
Mrs. John L. Barber of Mountaindale announces the marriage of her daughter Jan Alise to Alan Eugene Grimes son of Mr and Mrs James C Crimes Walkersville. The ceremony was Aug 22 at Bethel Lutheran Church officiated by Rev David L Black. The couple plans a honeymoon to Ocean City Maryland and resides at a West Patrick Street apartment.
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John L. Barber
Mountaindale
Jan Alise
Alan Eugene Grimes
James C. Crimes
Walkersville
Bethel Lutheran Church
David L. Blackwelder
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Ocean City
West Patrick Street
James Co Gring
Sendra Hottman
Rebecca Sharrer
Sandra Houck
Coach Bo Dies At 61 In Little Rock Hospital
John T. Rowland aged 61 known as Bo by college football fans died Wednesday in a Little Rock hospital. He coached winning teams at Oklahoma, Syracuse University, Henderson College, Arkadelphia, and Cornelia.
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Little Rock, Ark
Iap
John T. Rowland
Little Rock
Hie
Cones of Oklahoma
Syracuse University
Henderson College
Arkadedpla
Ark
Corneil
Fifty Years Ago News Notes From Frederick 1914
Fifty years ago in the News-Post files September 24 1914 the Russians near Przemysl expect to capture the fortress soon battle reports claim Jaroslaw fell with light losses. Hon A S Roe of Massachusetts addressed the Fritchie Monument unveiling at Mt Olivet and sent a rare copy of his book to Frederick Library. The Frederick Trust Company building new roof is finished with interior plastering underway. Brunswick Times fourth issue appears. fall weather breaks heat spell as autumn arrives in Frederick.
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Jaroslaw
Przemysl
Tarsow
Cracow
War Office
Ruszky
A. S. Roe
Massachusetts
Fritchie
Mt. Olivet
May Hagan
Barbara Fritchie Association
Ninth New York Heavy Artillery
Library of Frederick
Frederick Trust Company
Brunswick Times
Times
Frederick
Baltic advance rounds Riga in major World War II move
The Red Army closed in on Riga as part of a Baltic offensive, with front reports noting a local clash on the Lithuanian frontier of East Prussia and a potential large scale invasion toward Junker province. British armored units near Nijmegen were said to be within reach of Essen as the Krupp works looms.
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RED Army
Riga
East Prussia
Junker
London Radio
Reich
Nijmegen
Essen
Krupp
Gergany
Ruhr
Liecy
John R. Kennedy
Germany
War Department
Francis L. Kennedy
East Church Street
Pilot Error Blamed In Air Crash Near Tyrone
The Civil Aeronautics Board cites pilot error for the December 8 air taxi crash near Tyrone Pennsylvania that killed two British underwater weapons experts J Henry Mole of London and I A Gatenby of Plymouth and their pilot. The causes include attempting visual flight in bad weather and improper in flight decisions. The scientists were attached to the Admiralty Underwater Weapons Establishment Portland England.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tyrone
CAB
J. Henry Mole
London
Alexander Gatenby
Plymouth
Admiralty Underwater Weapons — Establishment
Portland
England
Pennsylvania State
Kids, Inc Elects Five To Board Of Directors
Five persons were elected to Kids, Inc. board of directors. Members are Charles V. Main Paul Mossburg Seymour Stern Paul Fogle and Dean Kratzer The organization formed in 1963 aids less privileged children of Frederick City and County through recreation schooling and material support Fund-raising dances and activities are planned for the school year Activities have included bowling a swim party a zoo trip local farm visits and bi weekly meetings at the South End Civic Association building with games refreshments and crafts
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Kids, Inc
Charles V. Main
Paul Mossburg
Seymour Stern
Paul Fogle
Dean Kratzer
Frederick City
Holiday Inn
Uver
Washington Zoo
South End Civic Association
Shali
Sheroken
Bombings and arrests amid civil rights unrest in Mississippi
In McComb Mississippi an undisclosed number of Black residents are jailed under a new state criminal syndicalism law aimed at curbing political or social change. A bomb exploded near the home of Ardis Garner a former city officer who was traveling to speak to civil rights groups. No injuries were reported. A second blast occurred near Peres Quin State Park. Several Black churches near the park have burned in the summer. FBI probes the latest incidents as authorities seek warrants under the act with penalties from 200 to 1000 dollars and possible prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Feanne
Muberly
Dixie Wess
Peres Quin State Park
McComb
FBI
13Th
Tethoii Gis
Auisherues
Magnolia
Seat of Justice
Pike
Tawes Backs Johnson as Maryland Race Voter Trends Rise
Annapolis Md AP Governor Tawes said a surge of 41 new Democratic voters against 5701 new Republicans signals strong support for the Johnson administration. He framed it as loyalty to Kennedy’s legacy and not a backlash against Goldwater. He noted no call to speed a special session to repeal the income tax before the November election. A separate item reported a stolen tandem dump truck from R F Kline Construction Co between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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Annapolis
AP Gav- Tawes
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Tawes
Kennedy
General Assembly
Hagerstown
Starland State Police
R. F. Kline Construction Co
Marysland
Leense
Deaths and Obituaries Noted in Adams Gettysburg Area
A list of local obituaries notes William M. Harner of Gettys burg dies at 76 from coronary thrombosis near Bonneauville. Hazel Green Harbaugh of Frederick County dies at 73 after three weeks ill, survived by daughter Lucille Sahebi and several siblings. Multiple funeral details and burial plans are provided for each, with several services in Littlestown, Hanover, and Woodbine, plus notes on survivors and church affiliations. Additional notices cover Lt John Hunter and several others, with service details and burial instructions.
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Win. M. Harner
William M. Harner
Gettysburg
Rid
Gettysburg - Hanover Rd
Bonneauville
Adams County
C.G. Crist
Mervin Feeser
Taneytown
Little Funeral Home
Littlestown
Paul R. Wineke
Otterbein United Brethren Church
Hanover
Mt. Carmel
Hazel Green Harbaugh
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Charles C
Laura R. Zimmerman Green
Lucille Wolford Sahebi
Me Spencer Wright
Nassawadox
Clyde Green
Walkersville
Marion Green
Marshall Green
George Green
Lewistown
Harbaugh
Calvary Methodist Church
Lucille Sahebi
North Market Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Lewistoun Church
Rohnert E Dailey and Sons
Do You Know Today Facts From A World Local Note
Shepherdstown West Virginia claims the world's largest water wheel and oldest municipal town status. Nearby Alexandria links John Rumsey in 1784 to America's first steam boat test by the Potomac spring famed for purity. Asia and America boast high peaks and New Jersey claims several firsts in film, phonograph, submarine, telegraph, locomotive, baseball and college football.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
John Rumsey
America
Alexandria
Virginia
Potomac River
General Washington
New Jersey
Hospital program to cover kidney disease details
On the last Friday of each month the hospital continuing series will explore kidney disease with speakers from Walter Reed Army Hospital NIH University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins. Dr Walker will discuss basic kidney function and later lanes disease with emphasis for medical specialists. He is Baltimore City Hospitals attending physician and Johns Hopkins affiliate. He earned MD from Tulane and received The Borden Undergraduate Research Award.
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
National Institutes of Health
University of Maryland
Walker
Lea
Baltimore City
Johns, Hopkins Hospital School of Medicine
Tulane University School of Medicine
New Orleans
Borden
University
Tulane
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Miller remarks at $100a plate dinner on Berlin and race
Miller called the Berlin event a monument to communism and to this administration's weakness. He argued Reynolds’ departure from the Republican National Committee does not indicate Negro voters are being shunned, noting Reynolds was brought into the committee by Miller and that Dean Burch has added his own aides.
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Berlin
Miller
Grant Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
National Committee
Dean Burch
Thurmont Town Plan Aims Revitalization and Growth
The plan calls for developing recreation areas, revitalizing the central business district into a merchandising complex, creating a safe efficient street system to prevent congestion, and establishing a public improvement program to make Thurmont more desirable, attract development, and bolster community pride.
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Thurmont
Funeral Services for Lois Mumford Freeze Held in Middletown
Funeral services for Lois Mumford Freeze of Wadsworth Ohio were conducted Wednesday at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown with Rev. Carroll J. Bauer presiding. Interment followed in Zion Lutheran Cemetery.
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Clas W. Wakn
Clay W Hahn
Detour
Universil
Baltiimore Huhn
John
Annie Few Hekhn
Haughs
Lois Mumford Freeze
Wadsworth
Ohio
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Carroll J. Bauer
J. Wesley Duble
Thurmont
Mendes
Vindobyna
Creager Funeral Home
Richard A. Ruof
Icuaf Lodge
Luther Robinson
Charles Riffle
Walter Keeney
Claude Favorite
William Zentz
Nelson Trout
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Local Hospital Reports Surgical Patient and Family Notices
Among the sick is Mr. Irving Beall of Shooks Town a surgical patient at Greg Scourto. Son of Mr and Mrs Angelo Scurto of New Market. Mrs Rodney Kelly of Frederick returned from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown and will be confined to home for a period.
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Frederick
Pfc
Charles Markell Smith
Hench Smith
Braddock Heights
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
W. Vs
France
Irving Beall
Shookstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Greg Scourto
Angelo Scurto
New Market
Frederyk Memorial Hospital
Rodney Kelly
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Monroe Mount to celebrate 84th birthday Saturday
Monro Mount of Kemptown will celebrate his 84th birthday this Saturday. Mr and Mrs Don M Sikes of Albuquerque New Mexico say they have a daughter Susan Emils born September 18. The family previously lived in Walkersville.
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Monroe Mount
Kemptown
Wil
Don M_ Sikes
Albuquerque
Susan Emils
Walkersville
Election Supervisors Prepare for Absentee Ballot Rush
Democrats filed away in four locations while supervisors count party registrations. Absentee ballot requests pour into the Winchester Hall office at about ten daily and are expected to double as election day nears.
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United States
Winchester Hall
Humphrey Attacks Goldwater Over Wartime Brinkmanship
In a front porch swing through Indiana Humphrey pressed his case against Goldwater saying the senator resorts to vague statements. He cited Goldwater's Der Spiegel remark on brinkmanship and warned that Germany’s history shows the danger of such policy. He pledged to question ambiguous utterances.
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White House
Humphrey
Indiana
Johnson
New York City
Goldwater
der Spiegel
Germany
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Varsland
Los
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Hhe Cab
Paul
Mark Riguette
State College
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Cleveland
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Russell i
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Fort Detrick
Frank L. Baker
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Margart D. Hall
Wood
Union Memorial Hospital
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Lula Hatfield
Walter B Harrison
Laurel
Marvin M
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Kenneth J
Fred W. Hatfield
Robert W
Linthicum Heights
Otho B
Carlisle
John Hunter
St. John Hunter
Herman A. Hunter
Beltsville
Andrews Air Force Base Hospital
Frederick Yost
Florence
Yost
Unionville
George W
Alice Danner
St. James Episcopal Church
Mount Airy
Robert Pegram
Waltz Funeral Home
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