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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
9
President Johnson asks Congress to adopt experimental anti crime measures in the District of Columbia. Proposals include pistol registration and court reform, with minor offenses moved to tribunals or social agencies. He aims to set a pattern for national crime policy in a forthcoming message.
Washington reports limit nasal methamphetamine inhalers to prescription only amid rising abuse as goofball parties and bootlegging concerns grow. FDA cites 153 harm cases last year across multiple states, versus 54 in 1963, prompting congressional scrutiny of enforcement and potential ban on related pills.
The Baltimore Clippers announced they will sponsor the Fort Frances Royals and its affiliated teams in Ontario. They become the third American Hockey League club to back Canadian Junior A teams, following Quebec and Springfield. The deal grants the Clippers first rights to four Fort Frances teams across juvenile and midget leagues, with no player moves allowed.
A note indicates a move involves players from the two smaller leagues or the Junior A team, and requires Baltimore's consent, underscoring an unresolved eligibility or approval issue.
Silver Spring Maryland Philip A Cohen 35 waived a preliminary hearing on attempted burglary and was ordered held under a 60000 bond. Judge H Ralph Miller set March 15 for a hearing on fugitive charges from Virginia warrants accusing Cohen of rape robbery and housebreaking. Cohen an insurance agent was in custody.
A Villanova resident was arrested by Montgomery County Police on February 4 in connection with an attempted break-in at a Silver Spring apartment. The investigation continues and additional charges may follow.
A University of Chicago NORC survey finds 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit recently aided by a new tablet from the Anti Tobacco Center of America. The tablet allegedly reduces nicotine need and has helped 98,648 heavy smokers stop. offers free information by mail to interested readers.
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