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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1965

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Hunters Wait In Line For 900 Deer Tags At Court House

Miles W. Linthicum, 63, of Tramsville, led a long line before opening at 9 am to obtain one of 1,000 hunting licenses. Others in line included Herbert Ramsburg of Thurmont, James Brown of Sabillasville, and Evers Messmer of Thurmont. Officials noted 10 percent of licenses would be split between Gwynnbrook and Cheltenham work centers. Meanwhile at Space Center Houston, Gemini 7 prepared for a record endurance flight and a rendezvous with an orbiting companion.

Miles W. Linthicum Tramsville Linthicum Herbert E Ramsburg RFD i Thurmont Ramsburg Wesley E. McCutcheon Brunswick Sabillasville James Brown Brown Evers W. Messmer Riverdale Frederick G. van Stratum John E. Barker Bill J. Steiner Baltimore County Steiner Gwynnbrook Owings Mills Cheltenham Maryland

Brunswick Man To Guide Viet Christmas Train

George Wenner Jr of Brunswick will engineer the Dickey Chapelle Train carrying medical supplies building materials food and gifts for Viet Nam. The train departs Eckington Station Washington on Sunday after a 1 30 p m dedication with Raymond Burr and possibly Hubert Humphrey. The train will grow from 15 cars to about 165 by the West Coast with distribution arranged for February 1 in Viet Nam through U S Forces. Wenner calls the cause worthwhile and says he was chosen to help amid suffering.

People of Viet Nam Wenner San Francisco America United States Brunswick High School Strayer College B&o National Press Club Washington, D.C ACTT

Conservation Forum in Frederick County Monday Evening

The first Democratic Forum in Frederick County is set for Monday at 7 p.m. at the Peter Pan Restaurant in Urbana. Delegates and experts from Montgomery County will discuss watershed and conservation practices and natural resources in upper Montgomery and Frederick counties, followed by public discussion.

Frederick County Urbana Montgomery County Democratic Forum Goodloe E. Byron Richard Chrombie William M Houck Thurmont Everett R Jones National Capitol Park and Planning Commission Fred Hazen Montgomery County Democratic Forum Henry Bain Rockville Cochairman Frederick Montgomery

Old Batman serials spark campus craze in Philadelphia

Philadelphia moviegoers, mainly college students, flock to revived Batman film serials shown as a single cut. Fans praise campy style and nostalgia noting four hours invites a lighter view of good versus evil, with some recalling childhood episodes and others enjoying pop art camp.

Philadelphia Joel Levine Woodmere N.Y University of Pennsylvania Batman Norris Wolf Great Neck Penn

Presbyterians To Dedicate New Addition

The United Presbyterian Church of Frederick will dedicate a two level addition to its education building on West Second Street during morning worship tomorrow. Speakers include Rev. Donald W. Bracken Rev. W Merval Weaver and Donald W. Falconer. Coffee hour and open house follow. public invited.

United Presbyterian Church of Frederick West Second Street Donald W. Bracken W Merval Weaver Donald W. Falconer Frederick Construction Co

Water safety priority as Walkersville plant debated

City and county leaders met behind closed doors to keep Frederick City’s water supply safe while considering the Walkersville sanitary district. The discussion centered on plant location along the Monocacy near Glade Creek and potential impacts on Fort Detrick’s water system, with a public hearing slated for Dec 14 after protests from 18 Glade Village property owners.

Walkersville Frederick City Monocacy Glade Creek Ceresville Fort Detrick State Health Department Frederick Forbes H. Burgess Jacob R. Ramsburg Walkersville Sanitary District Hiram Winchester Winchester Hall Glade Village Frederick County New Market A. Irvin Renn

Frederick County to Add 60 Teaching Jobs Next Year

Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan announced plans to add at least 60 new teaching positions in Frederick County, the largest one year increase in the district’s history. He warned pay scales must be raised to attract qualified candidates and reduce class sizes with the opening of Thomas Johnson High School. The Frederick County Teachers Association discussed duty free lunches and educational television at their annual dinner, while the Christmas vacation period was set from December 23 to January 3 with a teacher conference day on January 21.

Frederick County John L. Carnochan Carnochan Thomas Johnson High School Carnachan Board of Education Frederick County Teachers Association

Ike May Be Able To Go Home Soon

Washington AP Spokesmen at Walter Reed Army Hospital say former President Dwight D Eisenhower's recovery from a recent heart attack is going smoothly and there is every indication he will spend Christmas at his Gettysburg farm. Eisenhower, 75, suffered the attack while on a Georgia vacation Nov. 9 and has been at Walter Reed since Nov. 23.

Washington (Ap Walter Reed Army Hospital Dwight D. Eisenhower Gettysburg Eisenhower Georgia Walter Reed

Move Made Necessary By War Cost

President Johnson launches effort to curb Great Society programs to finance Viet Nam war. Officials warn of emergency cuts as costs spiral. White House briefings reveal spending plans scaled back or uncertain, signaling broader curtailments if peace efforts fail. Continued coverage on page.

Austin Tex Johnson Viet Nam Hanoi Peking Moscow Congress White House

LBJ Reveals Plans For New Super Bomber

President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara push a 1.75 billion plan to convert current fighters into FB111 strategic bombers with a 210 aircraft fleet by 1971. The aircraft would fly faster and carry 50 bombs, offering greater penetrating capability while replacing earlier B52s. McNamara responds to critics at a Texas news conference after a staff meeting.

Washington Johnson Defense Roberts McNamara Navy Air Force Texas

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