Police Launch Holiday Safety Drive
State Police launch a holiday safety drive with radar use on high traffic routes. Frederick Barracks reported 25 of 34 troopers on road patrol as officials boost enforcement during the New Year period.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1965
Page
1
State Police launch a holiday safety drive with radar use on high traffic routes. Frederick Barracks reported 25 of 34 troopers on road patrol as officials boost enforcement during the New Year period.
Police chief says all alcoholic sales must end at midnight as New Year’s Eve celebrations continue in Frederick City. No word on private clubs or taverns with special permission to sell past midnight. Some larger venues have previously received 1 a.m. permissions, but officials could not confirm current status. Smaller taverns close early to celebrate the holiday.
For Rent ad notes a modern three room apartment with tile bath hardwood floors stove and refrigerator. Centrally located. Call MO xxxx.
County officials and legislators differ on the nature of a two week old gathering at Fishing Creek. Some say it was a social event. others expect a formal session with proposals before Annapolis. Multiple officials predict another January meeting after the session begins.
Washington AP reports the government advances toward national limits on auto emissions. Proposed federal standards would apply to 1968 model cars and light trucks, with 30 days for public comment before HEW revises and publishes in the Federal Register to take effect immediately. Secretary Gardner calls it a major step toward curbing the nation's top pollution source, noting California already adopted similar rules for 1966 models.
The Frederick News will not be published Saturday January 1 to permit its employer to enjoy a holiday. The business offices will be closed all day tomorrow. The Editorial offices will reopen on Sunday at 4 p.m.
U S peace campaign expands to new capitals as Harriman and Goldberg tour European capitals to press for negotiations. In Washington, ambassador Thai says the effort aims at a sincere settlement, while Hanoi Radio denounces US demands and calls for withdrawal of US troops from South Vietnam.
County residents weigh lowering physical standards to draft men previously rejected for disability. Veterans and locals discuss non combat roles, rehab goals, and the Army’s need to keep combat readiness, with varied opinions on feasibility and ethics.
The Office of Economic Opportunity awards Frederick County a 12 693 grant to start a community antipoverty program. CAC president Join A Zufall cites delays due to bylaw revisions and screenings. A director is chosen, other staff to be hired, centers and literacy efforts discussed.
Selective Service officials discuss reviving wartime college deferment standards to target less promising students. About 2.2 million currently hold deferments and must be fulltime students at accredited colleges. If more manpower is needed, officials say less promising students could be pursued.
Bethlehem Steel Co the nations second largest producer announced a five a ton price increase in structural steel shapes and piling effective with shipments Saturday. Vice president E B Bickford said the rise stems from growing industry acceptance of lightweight higher strength steel. Bethlehem also announced a downward revision in prices of certain other structural sections. The firm will broaden its line of lightweight sections to reduce construction costs, available immediately.
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