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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 29, 1965

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Mt Airy William Tell game ends with teen shot

A 17 year old Mt Airy youth, Robert Roderick, was shot in the left wrist during a game with real guns on Boyers Mill Road. Kenneth Malone accidentally fired at Roderick while attempting to shoot a can. no charges have been filed.

William Tell Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert Roderick Ralph E. Roderick Jr RFD 1 Robert Roderick Kenneth Malone Malone Henry E Stafford Boyer’s Mill

Market Opens With Small Gains In Moderate Trade

New York stock market edged higher in moderate early trading. Most key issues moved fractionally, with a few gaining a point or more.

New York

Frederick News-Post Buys Potomac Edison Building

The Frederick News-Post signed a purchase agreement to buy Potomac Edison Co. general accounting and finance offices at 200 East Patrick Street. The price nears $160,000. The paper plans to move printing to a new location in two years while retaining some occupancy. The deal preserves Frederick district offices and positions the papers for future growth.

Potomac Edison Co East Patrick Street Frederick News-Post General Accounting East Patrick Street East Pattick and Carroll Streets Potomac Edison Downsville Pike Hagerstown Power Company Frederick Hegerstown News-Post Charles D. Lyon William H. MacMullen George B. Delaplaine Sr George B Delaplaine Jr News- Post George B. Delaplaine Jr Frederick Post North Court Street News Hendrickson’s North Market Street Isabella Gas Company Middletown

Thieves Take $660 Worth Of Meat And Tools

Police investigate thefts from a Frederick area construction trailer and a Bernard E Burkett farm. At the Haverhill Construction Company trailer on Elmer Derr Road losses include welding tips 35 dollars a rosebud torch 25 a seven inch disk grinder 140 a carbon arc outfit 60 a cutting torch 175 a welding helmet 10 and 250 feet of leads 125 total about 660. From the Burkett farm beef rounds steaks side meat and hamburgers 30 a set of 10 wrenches 18 five metal drying bars 5 three digging irons 6 a grease gun 10 and one spade shovel 2.50 were reported stolen. No suspects named.

Haverhill Construction Company Elmer Derr Frederick Bernard E. Burkett RFD Burkett Farm Stafford

Full-Time Liquor Inspector Favored in Frederick County

Frederick County debates restoring a full time liquor license inspector to curb teen drinking. Louis Myers Jr argues a full time position is needed after the role was cut four years ago amid questions why. Commissioners discuss enforcement, funding, and reliance on education and stricter laws to reduce sales to minors.

Frederick County Louis V. Myers Jr Myers Gail Catshall Delbert S. Null A. Irvin Renn Mehrl Ramsburg Null Renn Lawrence A. Dorsey Dorsey

Average Child Drinks At Age 14

Niagara Falls Ontario AP report cites AMA spokesman Dr Marvin A Block stating many U S suburbs show 8 percent of children drink at 14 with most doing so with parental permission The piece discusses fake identifications and dealer refusals and suggests a statewide or county wide ID card as a possible solution Also notes a black market for beer and potential need for inspectors Tomorrow will present survey results on actual sales to minors.

Dorsey Russell Z. Horman Niagara Falls Ont American Medical Association Marvin A. Block Buffalo Association U.S Block Ontario Frederick

Ho Chi Minh says U.S. leaders seek war not peace

President Ho Chi Minh denounces U.S. talks on unconditional negotiations as a cover for war in Viet Nam. He replies to Pope Paul VI’s Christmas truce message in a Hanoi radio broadcast. He insists peace talks require U.S. troop withdrawal from South Viet Nam, a position also echoed by Red China.

Tokyo Ho Chi Minh North Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam Paul VI Hanoi South Viet Nam Red China

Nine Miners Die in Colorado Mine Disaster

Nine miners were killed in a methane gas explosion at the No. 1 Dutch Creek coal mine in western Colorado. The bodies were recovered from the No. 4 south tunnel. The mine, operated by Mid-Continental Coal and Coke Co., is near Redstone, Glenwood Springs, and Crystal River Valley. Miners from the Carbonale-Glenwood Springs area were affected. others in the mine were unharmed.

Redstone Colo Colorado Glenwood Springs Aspen Crystal River Valley Carbondale Mid-Continental Coal & Coke Co Chicago

Frederick Officials Push Early Talks On I-70-340 Interchange

Frederick officials seek an early meeting with State Roads Commission chair John B. Funk to discuss changes to the I-70 U.S. 340 interchange plans. Dan Wight says sessions likely in January as concern grows over missing west on 340 access and direct King Farm access for industrial development.

Wight Funk Frederick Baltimore Clifton U.S. 340 King Farm 340 Ballenger Creek Pike

545 Draftees Face Review of LY Status

545 Frederick County men aged 19 to 26 face review of their 1Y draft status as Selective Service screens nationwide for Viet Nam war manpower gaps. Officials say reviews target those who failed army mental tests or scored between 16 and 30 on induction IQ tests, while those with physical limitations or moral disqualifications are less likely to be affected.

Frederick County Area Draft Board Selective Service Washington Armed Forces Ment Henry C. Smallwood Defense Department

Welfare Department Aids 1104 Frederick County Residents in November

Frederick County Welfare Department distributed 52,388.69 in public assistance during November per director Geneva Barthel. County funds comprised 13 percent of total aid, with federal and state sources plus refunds and court orders funding the rest. Aid reached 1,104 residents including 390 children, led by 26,664.84 to dependent children. Foster care accounted for 12,881.40, old age assistance 6,006.95, and 133 seniors averaged 45.17. Disables received 4,040.32 for 78 residents. general aid 2,535.84 to 42 people. four blind residents got 191.34. Federal funds covered 25,282.11 the month, state 9,986.55, and reimbursements 9,354.94 plus 678.25 from court orders. County share totaled 7,086.84.

Frederick County Geneva Barthel Board of Children

Predicting a New Medical Era by 1975 to 30 Tests per Visit

Dr. C C Cutting of Permanente Medical Group predicts a shift by 1975 to team care with a single physician in charge, extensive preventive and predictive services, many tests run by automated equipment, and major roles for government funding. He foresees three medicine divisions: preventive, predictive, and sickness care, with doctors leading reorganized systems.

Berkeley Calif Dow C.C. Cutting The Permanente Medical Group Oakland Cutting American Association For the Advancement of Science

Peace talk wanes as U S airliftes troops into Viet Nam

U S airlifted the 3rd Brigade of the 25th Tropic Lightning Division into the central highlands as truce talk persisted in Vietnam. Washington doubts a Hanoi peace offer while Saigon hints at a lunar New Year ceasefire. Casualties mount with 21 Americans killed last week and 95 wounded. Communist losses cited at 937 killed and 137 wounded or captured.

Saigon South Viet Nam United States U.S North Viet Nam Hanoi Washington Hawaii Central Highlands Pleiku Viet Nam Solomon Islands

Fire damages section of Prince Georges Plaza Center

A blaze at Prince Georges Plaza Shopping Center in Hyattsville Maryland caused heavy damage to at least two stores and smoke damage to several others. Fifteen fire companies battled winds spreading flames through a shared roof starting around 9 a.m. Miles Shoe Store suffered heavy damage and the fire spread to a neighboring Hechinger store.

Hyattsville, Md Prince Georges Plaza Miles Shoe Hechinger

Saltonstall Plans Retirement After 1967 Senate Term

Boston AP reports Sen. Leverett Saltonstall announces he will retire at end of current term in January 1967. The 73 year old Republican has served 21 years in the Senate and spoke at a news conference in a federal building courtroom.

Boston Leverett Saltonstall Mass U.S. Senate Saltonstall Sho Senate

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