Law Day observance and Fort Detrick activities 1965
Fort Detrick public information note marks Law Day USA on May 1 1965 urging citizens to uphold the law as central to liberty. It also reports on the Junior Rifle Club expands Explorer Scout Post 799 marksmen and new rifle classes, Las Vegas Night fundraiser, and a 12 mile Canal towpath hike led by notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Junior Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Youth Activities Council
Harold B. Hodge Jr
Explorer Scout Post 799
NRA
Richard A. Henson
National Guard
Frederick
Maj. Hodge
Las Vegas
Richard M. Clendenin
George Kline
John Malinowski
Dick and
Frances Latterell
C&o Canal
Kline
Wiliam C. Douglas
Stewart L. Udall
White House
Richard Godwin
Charles Horsky
National historic park bid spans 189 miles in federal land
A continuing effort to designate a 189 mile stretch of federally owned land from Cumberland to Great Falls as a national historic park is noted. The report highlights local advocacy and planned events tied to heritage preservation and a battlefield tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Great Falls
Lone Wolf Patrol
Francis Scott Key
McCurdy Field
Dettysburg Battle Field
Chevy Chase
T-831
Fort Detrick
Raymond Wagner
Harry Birdashaw
Ralph E. Thomas
Gerald Rothstein
Robert Prince
Robert H. Friedman
Child Care Center
Little League
Thrift Shop
Vincent L. Rowet
Dan Crozier
P. Eisman
David A. Nydam
Steven A. Neiberg
Stephen Slaughter
Raymond P. Boulay
Post Pond
Leity Kreh
Paul Teare
Ex-W W Kline Advances Fishing and Wildlife Outreach
Ex George W. Kline has promoted fish and wildlife conservation after Rod and Gun Club disbanded. He provides newcomer information for post arrivals and hosted a Stag Night with area wardens at the Officers' Club to discuss laws and hunting and fishing spots in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kline
Rod and Gun Club
Officers’ Club
Maryland
Kline
Basutoland Independence Hopes Talked Amid County Projects
County projects promote conservation and voter outreach as Basutoland faces a potential move toward independence next year. Authorities discuss electing representatives for 60 parliamentary seats under the British protectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentary
Basutoland
Ink Stained Fingers Mark Basutoland Elections
About 250000 Basutoland residents will dip fingers in indelible red ink to prevent repeat voting as tribesmen and women cast their first votes for self government. The ink marks will accompany a simple ballot using colored cardboard disks to indicate choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maseru
Basutoland
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Ae Kempe
Kemper Insurance Company
Kemper Man
Nathan Jacobson
Kemper Insurance
British Protectorate
America
Priomeeedaraure Salaried
Scotts
LUCKY
Amsusan Sebiaae
Oean
South Market St
Avaracil
Arllelion
Broadmoor
Kinsey
Buckeystown Rd
the News
Medh
Hagerstown
Westminster
Frankfort, AR
Monroe
Sam Hanks
Monro-Matic
Bryan
ULF Service
East & E
Fourth Sts
Frederick, Md
Kehne’s
East Sts
Lescalleet
General Auto Repairing
E. Patrick & East Sts
Farmer’s Co-Op
E. South & Wisner
Western Maryland General Tire, Inc
East South St. Frederick, Mad
Biffle
Thurmont, Md
Thurmont Welding
Myer’s
Shell Service
Stine’s
Main St
Middletown, Md
City Auto Parts
Fourth
East St
Frederick, M4
Chrysler
Roney Motor Company
N. Market St
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