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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
2
AP report from Phu My describes children in South Viet Nam scarred by mortar strikes. A four year old clings to a water bottle once owned by his father slain in battle while siblings wear helmets and joke with soldiers. Dozens of women and children wounded or killed in nearby outposts illustrate civilian toll.
A bomb blast damaged a heavy wooden door at the Swiss Guard gateway in Vatican City. No injuries reported and no immediate explanation offered. The attack occurred amid Rome's furor over an Italian government ban.
The Rome Prefecture banned the play The Deputy for its hostile portrayal of Pope Pius XII. Citing the Lateran Concordat of 1929 the action aims to shield the papacy from public offense and injury. The blast occurred near the Porta Angelica as the Papal Entry watched. The ban underscores tense Vatican-Italian relations and security concerns along a Rome street near the barracks wall.
Frederick County designated Days at the New York World's Fair for August 13 14 and 15. Mayors of the county attended a meeting last night to set plans and coordinate events and activities for the celebration.
Town and city leaders and merchants in Frederick announce bus tours and scheduled activities for the upcoming fair. In a Louisville dispatch, former Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp and longtime assistant Harry Lancaster are recalled as opponents in 1930 when Lancaster captained Georgetown College, the first foe for a Rupp-led Kentucky team.
In Zonwe Village near Fort Jameson Zambia villagers watched a government information film in a cinema van. Most fled behind the screen mistaking the on screen figures for witchcraft while officials tried to explain the purpose of the film.
A projector operator failed to remove doubts that his actions were causing a stand off with suspected fish in the scene. Police investigated the unclear situation and sought clarification from witnesses.
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