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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

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Marine Private Humerick Writes Santa For World Peace

U S Marine Private Timothy A Humerick writes a Christmas letter to Santa from Jimtown near Thurmont asking for peace and hopeful gifts for all service members. He plans to report to Camp Pendleton with destination Vietnam after leave.

Jimtown Marine Santa Christ United States PVT Timothy A. Humerick U.S.M.C WTHU Thurmont Frederick Post Humerick Earl Humerick Jimtown Camp Pendleton Calif Vietnam

Something New Every Christmas Across the Ages

Frederick’s observance of Christmas tomorrow mirrors historic practices, with evolving customs from pagan winter solstice feasting to modern U S traditions. The piece traces Yule logs evergreen decorations mistletoe holly and the trimming of trees back to medieval and pre Christian origins.

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No Paper On Christmas Day Frederick Newsbrief

In keeping with tradition no edition will be published on Christmas Day. The editorial office opens Wednesday at 4 P.M. and the business office resumes Thursday, Dec 26 at 8 30 A.M. The Frederick Lens extends holiday wishes.

Frederick Newa Frederick Lens

Enemies Violate War Truce In Christmas Ceasefire

AP reports that as a 24 hour allied cease-fire began at 6 p.m. hostile forces violated the truce within the first hour with nine shooting incidents, including two significant attacks. In six hours seven mortar and ground assaults killed six soldiers and one civilian and wounded 16 soldiers and five civilians. US forces and a reconnaissance patrol were struck by mortar and rocket fire within the cease-fire window near Saigon and northwest of the city.

Saigon U.S 25Th Infantry Division

Light Snow May Arrive On Christmas

A weather forecast notes a potential White Christmas with snow late Christmas Day after morning cloudiness. Temperatures will be in the 30s, winds gusting up to 30 mph, and little to no accumulation predicted. Earlier today highs reach 35 to 40 and flurries may occur with a chilly overnight.

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Holiday Mail Shows 10 Per Cent Increase

Frederick Post Office reports a Christmas mail surge with about 4 million pieces delivered, roughly a 10 percent rise from last year. Workers, including 12 temporary staff from Dec 16 to 21, put in overtime to finish deliveries, though some parcel post may wait until tomorrow.

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City scraps portable ice rink plan in Frederick

Frederick officials scrap last year's portable ice rink idea at Hack­er Park. Public works reports cite insufficient cold days and wind roughening the surface. City officials consider a permanent base for a multi use rink to serve summer activities.

Frederick City Hacker Park Public Works Department Farrell Legegalt Shalera

Attorneys Advise Firm On Contract Dispute At College

Frederick Construction Co Inc was advised by its attorneys not to be forced by a court of equity to enter a contract for the Frederick Community College facilities for 2 297 064. The bid was mistakenly submitted at 2 297 064 instead of 1 297 064 as intended. Mary Condon Hodgson president of the Board of Trustees for Frederick Community College instructed Albert Cahien to contact county commissioners attorneys Samuel Barrick and board members and submit the issue for adjudication to the state school board and the state attorney general. James Manuel Weinberg stated the firm has advised the client under Maryland law to pursue the matter.

Frederick Construction Company, Inc Frederick Community College PCC Mary Condon Hodgson Trederick Community ‘College Albert Cahien Samuel Barrick Charles Urice Trederich Construction Co., Inc

Christmas Eve Services Gather Frederick Churches

Many Frederick churches plan Christmas Eve worship with Youth program at United Presbyterian Church of Frederick led by Dr and Mrs Fish and Mr and Mrs Stolz. Rocky Springs Union Church hosts a candlelight service with hymns readings and duets led by Supt Harry M Pree and a choir piece.

Frederick United Presbyterian Church of Donald Stolz Reva Donald W. Bracken Charles 4. Weaver Rocky Spriggs Union Church Ua Ehoir Sly Is Pratne Heap Harry M. Pree Janice Dean Tlaine Campbell Christ Dinner Powers Bing Mertie Marty Harold Martz Jr Lyne Nip Mastin Betes Campbell

Fire Log Summary Noted for 24 Hour Period

A garbled entry from the county fire log records a 24 hour period ending at unknown time with no clear location or details. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable incidents or agencies.

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Apollo 8 astronauts orbit the moon and televise vivid pics

SPACE CENTER Houston reports Apollo 8 entered a perfect lunar orbit at 4 59 a m. TST. Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders described a gray barren surface as Earth viewers watched a 12 minute live telecast showing cratered plains and the terminator line.

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Maryland to mail 1968 income tax forms to residents

Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced Maryland will issue 1968 income tax forms to about 1,300,000 state residents by month end. The mailing includes a packet of forms and instructions, with eight pages of guidance.

Maryland Louis L. Goldstein

New Highways Boost Farmland Valuations

Investors see rising farmland values with an improved highway network. The William F Miller Realty sold a 207 acre farm in Howard County for 1500 per acre. The Fredmonat Investment Corporation has purchased about 4000 acres across Maryland counties. The group plans hold rather than develop, aiming at resale profits as land values rise since World War II.

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