Evans Trio Impresses Frederick Audience With Jazz Prowess
Mrs. Mary Paulhamus notes the Evans Trio delivering a dynamic program at Frederick High. The performance blends Nutcracker excerpts with jazzed arrangements, including The Way You Look Tonight and Teacher's Blues, highlighting Lee Evans's flawless technique and stage dignity.
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Frederick High
Lee Evans
Mr. Evans
Morton
Gould
Lecuona
Nalaguena
Bill Smith
Eddie Gomez
Frederick
Bach
Duke Ellington
Evans
Bernstein
Mary Paulhamus
Trucks Crash Through Crowd Kills Over 100 in Togo
In So toboua village two trucks plowed into a carnival crowd killing more than 100 and wounding about 100. An American Peace Corps worker James Driscoll from Buffalo, New York, was among the dead. he had worked at Sokode for about a year. Authorities said he died of a broken neck. The government dispatched three planes with doctors and medical supplies to the village, about 180 miles from Lome.
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Lome
Togo
Sotouboua
Peace Corps
James Driscoll
Buffalo
N.Y
Driscoll
Sokode
British Defy African Demands Over Rhodesia Crisis
London reports the British government defied African nations demanding Rhodesia crisis be crushed by mid December. Prime Minister faced pressure from regional leaders while outlining policy and actions planned by Britain.
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London
Rhodesia
Britain faces possible break with Africa Union over Rhodesia
Harold Wilson and his Cabinet faced a risk of a diplomatic rupture with the Organization of African Unity after the group demanded swift British action against Ian Smith's Rhodesia. Wilson said Britain would avoid war and not invade Rhodesia, while OAU delegates in Addis Ababa warned of breaking relations and even war if deadlines were missed. Separate report notes Maryland lawmakers and others traveling during the congressional recess, with Brewster and Tydings visiting Vietnam and Long planning a Vietnam trip.
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Harold Wilson
Organization of African Unity
San Joar
Wilson
Britain
Rhodesia
Desia
Ian Smith
OAU
London
Smith
Addis Ababa
Eetopia
Frederick Daily News Wraps 1965 with Year-end Notes
The Frederick News reports a year-end summary on Tuesday December 7 1965 detailing local events, notable figures, and community milestones across Frederick Maryland with brief notes on business, education, and civic life.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Commonwealth Relations
Arthur Bottomley
Kenneth Kaunda
Spee
Kariba Dansite
Rees
Kaunda
Karbia
London Daily Mirror
Rho
Washington
Eee
Daniel Brewster
Joseph Tydings
South
Viet Nam
Tydings
Clarence Long
D. Md
George Fallon
Europe
Routzahn’s
Rocke R
Berkline
Boston Rockers
Broyhill
Hassock
East Patrick St
Olor
Demeden
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