Crossword clues from last week across and down
A compact list of remaining crossword entries with clues for across and down. Includes cues like Theof Scone Strikes The Pied Marshal of France The Orient Roman statesman Land measure Lot Senior abbr English and many more across and down entries plus related nautical and botanical terms.
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Marshal of France
the Orient
Lot
Senior
National Motor Boat Show returns to 12 day format in 1966
The 56th National Motor Boat Show will run January 12 to 23 with trade days January 12 to 14 and public days January 15 to 23. Show manager Joseph F E Choate cited industry need for extra time to serve trade and public in the metro area.
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Joseph FE. Choate
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
NAEBM
Choate
Six Firms Admitted To NAEBM Membership
Six boating industry firms were admitted to National Association of Executives in Boats and Marine equipment NAEBM. Palmer Johnson Boats Inc of Bay Wisconsin becomes Active member, aluminum sailboat builder. Five Associate members: Carpet Distributors Corp New York Dong, Diesel Distributors representative for MWM diesel engines, Mack Trucks Worldwide Ltd New York sales rep for Mack diesel engines, Pitt and Scott Corp New York export agent for marine products, Ramar Sales Neeney South Norwalk Conn exporter representative. Active members now 322 firms. Associate members 101.
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Palmer Johnson Boats, Inc
Oeeee Bay
Wis
Carpet Distributors Corp
New York
N.Y
Facfacturer
Diesel Distributors Corp
Mack Trucks Worldwide, Ltd
Mack Diesel
Pitt and Scott Corp
Fords and Pens Fuel Daytona Qualifying Race Feats
Daytona Beach racer Marvin Panch won the 250 mile NASCAR modified and sportsman race after a dramatic day with wrecks and a 15 minute rain delay. Tiny Lund helped save Panch in 1963, and Lund again aided Panch during the Daytona battle. Panch earned $6,500 with Lind close behind. Third went to Larry Frank, fourth to Lee Roy Yarnough. Two drivers crashed near the end of the first pace lap elimination segment.
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Darel Diersteer
Mercury
Jr. Johnson
Ford
Tom Faulenfelds
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Tiny Lund
Lind
Panch
Lund
Pan
Lee Roy Yarnough
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill Slater
Hartford
Lorenzen Breaks Daytona Jinx In Rainy 332.5 Mile Dash
Lorenzen grabbed the lead for the second time on lap 199 as Marvin Panein pitted for fuel. Junior Johnson crashed after a split tire on lap 28. Panch, Dartona Beach, led much of the race before Lorenzen regained the lead shortly before a red flag. Attendance estimated at 54,207, the largest Daytona 300 crowd in Florida history. Lorenzen averaged 141.539 mph for 332.5 miles. Dieringer earned 11950, Johns 7800, Balmer won 4-250. Ford dominated the field with 11 of the first 12 spots.
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Lorenzen
Marvin Panein
Junior Johnson
Monda
N. C
Panch
Dartona Beach
Johns
Lordizen
Florida
Dieringer
Balmer
Johnson
Buth
Elmhurst Driver Wins Rain-Shortened Daytona 500
Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois won the rain shortened Daytona 500 stock car race on Sunday February 14 at Daytona International Speedway. The victory paid $27,000 plus lap prizes to the winner.
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Fred Lorenze N
Elmhurst
Ill
Ford Wins Daytona Continental in Ford Prototype GT
Ford drivers Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby won the Daytona Continental on Feb 28 at Daytona Beach International with a 1243 mile race over twisting turns. They averaged 99 mph and earned $9,500. Carroll Shelby and Ford engines swept the top four, shaping the podium.
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Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Daytona Beach
Fla., International Speedway
Carroll Shelby
Ford
Bird Club Updates on MOS Sanctuaries in Maryland
Caroline County Bird Club met February 26 at 8 p.m. in the Denton Health Center. Speaker Mel Garland of the Maryland Ornithological Society Sanctuary Committee gave an up-to-date report with slides on MOS sanctuaries and local birds. Garland teaches at Towson State Teachers College, is a noted bird bander, and promoted future meetings to learn about wildlife in state sanctuaries.
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Bird Club
Mos Sanctuaries
Caroline County
Denton Health Center
Franklin St
5Th Ave
Mel Garland
The
Maryland Ornithological Society
M.O.S. Sanctuaries
Garland
State Teachers College At
Towson
Susie E. Smith
Goldsboro
Greenwood
Caroline
Tawes
Joseph Laramore
Kent County
Delaware
Goldsborough Smith
Etta Mae McDaniel Federalsburg Publisher Dies at 55
Mrs Etta May McDaniel 55 of Federalsburg well known Maryland newspaper publisher died at home after illness. Former owner of Upper Dorchester News in Hurlock, wife of G Arthur McDaniel former Fed eralsburg Times owner editor and ex NEA president. Funeral held at Frampton Funeral Home with Union Methodist pastor officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery.
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Etta May McDaniel
Federalsburg
Maryland
Upper Dorchester
Hurlock
W. Newton White
Federalsburg Times
G. A. McDaniel
Bell Telephone Co
Richmond
Molly McDaniel
Jerome Frampton Jr
Samuel C. Hottle
Baltimore
Frampton Funeral Home
A. Jason Blundon
Union Methodist
Hill Crest Cemetery
Edmond
Cambridge
Fletcher
Goldsboro
T. Lud Morgan
Henderson
Rawlings- Boulais
Greensboro
Edwin L. Johns
Trinity Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Georgia Covey Lankford
Ernest E. Lankford
Denton
Heremorial Hospital
Easton
Melvin Anthony
William &. Farrell
Annapolis
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
Benjamin Crain dies. services held in Denton area
Benjamin Franklin Crain 84 retired farmer of the Denton area died Saturday at Cambridge Maryland Hospital in Cambridge. A daughter Mrs Howard Joiner of Choptank and five grandchildren survive. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 with officiating.
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William A. Davis
Denton
Cambridge- Maryland Hospital
Cambridge
Leathal Walls
Lawrence
Frederick Ward
Seaford del
Carl
Newark
Martha Hammond
Baltimore
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
Denton Cemetery
Miriam Todd Middlemas
William B. Middlemas
Easton Memorial Hospital
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Minerva T. Seeders
Annapolis
Middlemas
Canal Zone
United Fruit Co
Moore
H. Martin Adams
Greensboro
Smyrna
Rawlings-Boulais Funeral Home
Benjamin Franklin Crain
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Glenn
Dewey Beach
Howard Joiner
Legion notes on Viet Nam role and civil defense backlash
State Commander Wilbur L. Van Sant Jr condemns immature antiwar protests and argues the United States remains in South Viet Nam to counter Communist aggression. He cites failed negotiated settlements, external influence, and the need to support South Viet Nam, while warning against surrender. The piece also notes renewed opposition to Civil Defense funding in Maryland, portraying critics as aiming to curb defense readiness.
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Viet Nam
Wilbur L. ‘van Sant, Jr
American Legion
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
America
Gulf of Tonkin
Tripoli
Neville Chamberlain
Maryland House of Delegates
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Naut
Italy
Asia
By Brad Anderson
BOS
Vo Boating News
Peter M. Wilson
Racing News
Ford Motor Co
H. B. Bailey
Pontiac
Fred Lorenzen
Lorenzer
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
Bobby Johns
Miami, Fla
Earl Balmer
Floyd Knobs, Ind
Joins
Darrys
Etta Mae McDaniel
Shore
Union Methodist Church
Federalsburg Woman’s Club
Penisula Council of Girl Scouts
Chesapeake Bay
Albert Hickel
Hickel
Cahall
Ned R
Baton Rouge
Bernard Ryan
Mareitta
Ohio
Episcopal Church
Mrs
Miriam Todd
Funeral Home
Concord Cemetery
Georgia Lankford
Sinclair
G. D. Crouse
Chevrolet
5Th & Gay Sts
Denton, Maryland