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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 17, 1965

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Dole to Speak at GOP Spring Banquet in Urbana

U S Representative Robert Dole of Kansas will headline the spring banquet of the Frederick County Republican Club at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana on April 28. Local GOP leaders co sponsor the dinner with Miss Helen Remsberg in charge of ticket sales and Charles Matthias Jr. set to introduce Dole.

U.S Robert J. Dole Kansas Peter Pan Inn Urbana William Browning Sr Howard E. Schindel Harry F. Rhoderick GOP Club Frederick County Helen Remsberg Republican Womens Federation Charles McC. Mathias Jr R. Md Dole John A. Derr Frederick Donald Leatherman Ralph Sharpe Calvary Methodist Church Mathias Russell University of Kansas Washington Municipal University Topeka Kans Washburn University Italy Russell County House Agriculture Committee 87Th Club

Easter Egg Hunts Light Up Baker Park Monday

Scores of Frederick youngsters will hunt more than 1 000 eggs in Baker Park Monday from 10 30 a m to noon. The event is organized by the Frederick Community Civic Association for ages five to 12 with donations accepted Sunday at Asbury Church social hall.

Baker Park Frederick Monocacy Village Braddock Heights Yellow Springs Lions Club

Alaska Hit By Quake Causes Little Damage This Friday

A Good Friday quake rattled Nome windows and shook Eskimo villages in the Norton Sound region but caused no reported damage and no tidal wave, unlike the March 27, 1964 disaster that killed 115 and leveled property.

Fairbanks Alaska Nome Norton South Alaska Disaster Office Anchorage J.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Observatory Honolulu

Cherry Blossoms Reach Peak Beauty in Washington

Washington officials report the cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin are at peak beauty as thousands visit the area. Park officials expect the blooms to stay in good shape through the Easter weekend.

Washington Tidal

Easter Weekend Brings Sunny Skies and Traffic Ties

Forecasters predict sunny weather and rising temperatures through Monday for Easter weekend. Despite heavy traffic from holiday motorists, no serious accidents were reported as road crews continue resurfacing on US 240 and police manage congestion from Frederick to Rockville and Gaithersburg. Temperatures will reach highs near 70 with light west to southwest winds of 10 to 18 mph.

Frederick U.S. 40-Baughman’s Lane Gaithersburg Rockville Shady Grove Road

Thousands expected to join SDS Vietnam protest in Washington

The Students for a Democratic Society expect over 10,000 protesters in the capital today to rally against U S involvement in Vietnam. Speakers include Sen. Ernest Gruening who urges immediate cease-fire and talks of negotiations, while SDS plans White House picketing and urging Congress to end the war. Sympathy protests are planned in San Francisco and Portland.

Washington U.S Students For A Democratic Society White House Congress Viet Nam SDS Ernest Gruening Alaska Johnson Southeast Asia Gruening United States South San Francisco Portland Ore

Annual Meeting of Frederick County Tuberculosis Group at Fort Detrick

The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will meet at the Fort Detrick Officers' Club next Saturday evening. Dr Thomas F Williams of the U S Public Health Service will discuss Effects of Air Pollution on the Respiratory System and the federal air pollution program aims to inform the public and reduce hazards. Williams, a Collinsville Illinois native, served as a naval officer and held multiple HEW roles before joining the public health service. He is married to Anne Rosseau-Holbein and has four children.

Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Officers’ Club Fort Detrick Thomas F. Williams Division of Air Pollution Public Health Service Collinsville Til Williams Southern Illinois University Mediterranean Pacific National University New Mexico Department of Health, Education and Bethel College

Mass Arrests Reported In Cuba

Reports of mass arrests in Cuba are studied by anti-Castro analysts amid unrest after the Bay of Pigs invasion. Refugee and underground sources cite military arrests including 30 captains as exiles watch for signs of a crack in Fidel Castro's military, while he prepares a parade to mark the Bay of Pigs victory.

Miami Fla Cuba Castro Fidel Castro Latin America

Five youths sought in fatal arson in Sydney

In Sydney detectives hunted five youths suspected of dousing 55 year old William Henry Hill with methyl alcohol and setting him on fire while he slept in a suburban bus shelter. Passersby and a doctor helped extinguish the flames, but Hill died.

Sydney Australia William Henry Hill

Leaflets dropped on Dong Hoi target North Viet Nam

American fighters hit North Vietnamese targets and 100000 psy war leaflets were scattered over Dong Hoi. The leaflets featured President Johnson and remarks on aid for Southeast Asia and endorsed by South Vietnamese Premier Phan Huy.

Saigon South Viet Nam Dong Hoi North Viet Nam Johnson Phan Huy Quat Dong Hoi 17Th Parallel Baltimore Southeast Asia U.S. Air Force Marine Corps da Nang Air Base

Viet Nam Service Fitzpatrick Receives Legion of Merit

Lt Col John R Fitzpatrick Jr son of Frederick residents received the Legion of Merit in Washington for outstanding service as a training advisor in South Vietnam From March 1964 to January 1965 he led training for over 25000 Vietnamese recruits and supervised the conversion training of armored M114 crews to M113 personnel carriers The citation credits his dynamic leadership and professional knowledge at the Van Kiep National Training Center and the U S Military Assistance Command Vietnam headquarters

John R. Fitzpatrick Jr John R. Fitzpatrick Frederick Washington Fort McNair Richard J. Seitz Col. Fitzpatrick South Viet Nam John R. Fitzpatrick, Jr Infantry United States Army van Kiep National Training Center Army of the Republic of Pre

Cold Weather Delays Crest of Mississippi River Floods

Cold weather slows snow melt delaying crest of the Mississippi River to about a week, buying time for flood workers to fortify dikes. The river tops flood stage at 26 feet with six feet of water in St. Paul areas, displacing 35,000 people across Minnesota to Illinois. Red Cross aids refugees as Davenport families seek shelter in animal stalls.

Associated Press Minneapolis-St. Paul Hannibal Weather Bureau Mississippi Minnesota Red and Croix North Dakota Illinois Davenport Iowa Red Cross Wisconsin St. Paul Minn

Riots Rock Seoul as Police, Students Clash in Fifth Day

Scores of policemen and demonstrators were injured as protests against Japan ties flare in Seoul. More than 2,000 high school students clashed with riot squads in two incidents, and a student died, intensifying the confrontations near the Blue House.

Seoul South Korea Japan Chung Hee Park Park U.S Blue House Kim Chung-bai Yang Chan-wood Kim China North Korea Syngman Rhee

Four teens charged over Palm Sunday statue vandalism

Five Frederick youths, four boys and one girl, faced charges in the Palm Sunday vandalism of a statue at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens. Four were charged with malicious destruction of property and released to parents. a fifth, William Brittain, 19, awaits return to Maryland for warrants.

Frederick Resthaven Memorial Gardens William Robert Evans West 14Th Street Joseph Martin Kline Jr Fairview Avenue William Delaplaine Brittain Samuel R. Dorsey Frederick City Charles V. Main Terrace Lanes IGA Monocacy Village Main Memorial Park Hansonville Richard F. Cody Resthaven Corporation Cody New Jersey Thurmont Robert S. Kinniard Free Lance Washington, D.C Kinniard Resthaven Carrara Italy

Khrushchev Quietly Observes 71st Birthday at Dacha

Nikita Khrushchev marked his 71st birthday with family at his country home near Moscow. His Moscow apartment was reportedly unoccupied while authorities had erased the date from calendars after his ouster six months earlier.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Pravda Khrushchev

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