McKeldin Warns Liberal Education Must Be Retained
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin urged preserving liberal forms of education amid Russia's missile claim. He argued science and humanities both shape civilization and urged expanded higher education while maintaining local funding. He also endorsed educational TV to widen access and ease costs.
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U.S
McKeldin
Williamsburg
Russia
United States
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Treasuries
Ryland Crary
Educational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
Crary
Educational TV
Owner ends decade long attic bee infestation in South Nyack
John H. Walters hired bee hobbyists to remove an estimated 150000 bees squatting in his attic for 10 years. They tore down plaster, removed combs to hives, then sprayed, trapped stragglers, and sealed cracks before painters finished work.
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South Nyack
N. Y
John H. Walters
Walters
George Leitner
Henry Kresca
Paramus
N. J
Leitner
Lettner
Obliging Firemen Save Boy's Model Boat in Creek
Firemen rushed to retrieve 11 year old Richard Mathiak's tiny model boat after it drifted onto a lagoon during a family outing. The rescue came on Richard's first day out of the hospital in weeks following two operations.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Richard Mathiak
Richard
Foreign Students Visit Winchester Through Exchange Program
Winchester hosts 12 European students and two adult advisors arriving at Market Street Methodist Church at 5 30 p m. Rev Millard Lewis Jr praises Word Travel Student Exchange Association sponsorship and notes hosts will meet at Tuesday afternoon event. Students tour Winchester apple regions with Kiwanis Club hosting Wednesday at George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester
Market Street Methodist Church
Millard Lewis, Jr
Winchester Ministerial Association
Word Travel Student Exchange Association
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Lewis
Gore News Briefs Roundup of visits and hospital notes
Mr and Mrs Marty Dalzell and Mr and Mrs Lewis Carter toured country roads and dined at Cacapon State Park Lodge. Guests included Misses Helen and Marion Kilpatric of Tennessee visiting Mr and Mrs Lewis Crater en route to New Jersey. Hospital patient updates mention Turner Anderson and Arley Triplett at Memorial Hospital showing improvement.
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Holly Sue
Myersville
Harvey Allamong
Mary
Donnie
William Allamong
William, Jr
Front Royal
Otis Macomber
Charles Macomber
Maine
William Wolford
Ida Wolford
Lewis Smith
Kernstown
Harold Larrick
Butler
B. L. Larrick
G. L. Baker
Baker
Chesapeake Bay
Lorane Williams
Brenda
Arnold Spaid
Turner Anderson
Arley Triplett
Memorial Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Patients Guests and Births
Richard Brown of 256 Opequon Ave is a Memorial Hospital patient. Warrenton hosts Mr and Mrs Richard N Brooke at the weekend for the Warrenton Horse Show. Betty Zeigler, a U S Government worker in Iceland, visits Mr and Mrs Ralph Hardy. Memorial Hospital also lists Mrs Ernest Grayson and infant Sarah Preston born August 27. Various hosts and guests are noted at homes on N Braddock St Amherst St and S Stewart St with many names and minor events.
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Richard Brown
Opequon Ave
Memorial Hospital
Richard N. Brooke
Warrenton
Betty Zeigler
U. S Government
Iceland
Ralph Hardy
Ernest Grayson
Northwestern
Chaplain Carson
Mrs
Howard Holland
S. Stewart St
William Way
W. Cecil St
Sarah Preston
Way
Frances Tillar
Word Study Note on Misused Terms and Pronunciation
The item surveys common language mistakes such as using every in every now and then and mispronouncing vibrato. It distinguishes glare from glair and defines irrational as lacking reason or understanding with guidance on stressing the second syllable.
Losers win as couple nets house and car in raffle
Frank Berry and his wife in Parma win a $20,000 house and a new car from St. Ignatius High School scholarship raffle after Frank buys unsold tickets. Berry, 26, sold six tickets and kept three in his name and three for his wife, earning the prizes as sellers of the winning ticket.
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Cleveland
Oklahoma State to fog henhouses for comfort
A new research project at Oklahoma State University aims to heat summers for laying hens. Experts say using spray mist to fog henhouses will keep chickens cooler and may increase egg production.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Don’t Forget Your Pets During the Hot Weather
A public advisory urges pet owners to provide ample fresh water and shade for animals during heat waves. It emphasizes checking water bowls regularly and avoiding leaving pets in hot cars.
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Hunter McGuire
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Teets
Elaine Peacemaker Center
Stephens City
Robert Pitcock
Scarlet Rebels Drum and Bugle Corps
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Betty Mauck
Charlotte Alter
Kay Boone
Linda White
Diana Teets
Elainet
Charlotte Pitcock
Bobby Ayler
Warren Whittington
Glenn White
Lee White
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Bobby Miller
Junior Peacemaker
Charles Bass
James Lee
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Shirley Ritenour
Marvin White
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Fred Kline
Keckley
Paul Rosenberger
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Henry Goode
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George
Fred Glaize
J. Kenneth Robinson
Rehoboth Beech del
Fedear Marple Jr
Route 2
Timothy Mark
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Henry Arthur George
Northern Virginia Power CO
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