Fort Detrick Activities Highlight Fund Drive and Open House
The Fort Detrick Public Information Office reports the 1965 Federal Joint Crusade National Health Agency Fund Drive kicked off at the Post Theater with the Navy unit achieving 100 percent participation. Other items include Retired Officers hosting a Social Security seminar on Feb 18, an Open House at Beaver Creek Trout Hatchery Feb 20 21 and 22, a Securities Investments course starting Feb 18, bowling tryouts Feb 13 14 20 21, and ongoing basketball and ping pong events. Also noted are personnel moves including Captain Fredlund retirement plans and Maj. Charleston farewells, with social events for NCO Ladies and updates from various offices.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Joint Crusade
National Health Agency
Post Theater
U.S. Naval Unit
Vincent L. Ruwet
Mary Jackson
Federal Service Joint Crusade
George Dobin
Calvin S. George
Retired
Richard M. Clendenin
Frederick
William Dunn
Social Security Administration
Hagerstown
Col Clendenin
Beaver Creek Trout Hatchery
Maryland Game and Fish Commission
Beaver Creek Hatchery
Maryland
Securities and Investments
T.C. Hafstetter
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Ferner, and Smith
St. Arndt
U.S. Army
Fort Belvoir
Detrick
Victor J. Fredlund
Ft. Myers
Fla
Fredlund
Vic Jr
Edison Community College
Sarah Babington
Comptroller’s Office
Duckpins
Maj
Alexander
Charleston
USA Combat Developments Command Chemical-Biological- Radiological Agency
Ft. MecClelland
Richard K. Betson
Col
Wayne W. Fort
USA
Comptroller's Office
Ward
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Wash
D.C
Col Fort
NCO Ladies” Club
NCO
J. R. Roberts
Eugene Peeks
Robert Sill
Charles Sears
Mary 8. Watson
Atlanta
Dorothea W. Harris
Post
Minchin
Udall Seeks Pause on Potomac River Planning Proposals
Secretary Udall asks governors and Potomac Basin bodies to halt actions that could affect President Johnson’s effort to turn the river into a model of scenic and recreational value. He envisions a coordinated federal plan and long term basin wide benefits. He plans talks soon to discuss implementing the concept.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Potomac Valley
Johnson
Potomac River
Udall
Potomac Basin
Tots Of 3 Need Care By Dentist
Dr. John D. Vachon of Middletown urges six month checkups starting at age three during Dental Health Week. He notes children under four average three teeth need treatment and stresses primary teeth care to support a national conservation model for the Potomac.
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John D. Vachon
Middletown
The
Frederick County Dental Society
Frederick County
Vachon
Dental Association
Early dental care advised for children
Dr. Vachon emphasizes baby teeth aid chewing speaking and appearance and create space for permanent teeth. He urges routine dental treatment in early years to prevent fears of dentistry.
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Vachon
Recordings To Help Smokers To Stop
The Frederick Seventh-Day Adventist Church sponsors a smokers dial starting Sunday. Smokers seeking to quit may call the listed number to hear one of ten recorded tips designed to aid cessation.
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Frederick
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
Higher Earnings Urged For Aged
Washington AP reports that figures urging higher earnings for elderly Social Security beneficiaries were proposed. The initiative seeks to adjust earnings limits to improve retirement income for longtime workers while preserving program integrity.
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Washington
Senate bill seeks tax relief to $2,400 annual limit
A bill introduced in the Senate by George Smathers and Spessard L. Holland proposes switching to a $2,400 annual limit without penalties. The measure replaces present law that requires a reduction, signaling a shift in taxation policy under consideration.
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Senate
George Smathers
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Benefits rule change targets high earners in old age plan
A new provision limits benefits for individuals earning over 1200 dollars yearly, affecting eligibility in the old age program. The change aims to adjust pension allocations and reduce strains on the system.
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