Rotary Sees Bright Future as It Marks Anniversary
Rotary International faces automation urbanization and population growth as challenges and opportunities ahead. President Charles W Pettengill traced the club history from Paul Harris through world service fellowships to a decade of development and urged continued service above self.
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Rotary International
Rotary Club International
Charles W. Pettengill
Paul Harris
Rotary Club
Pettengill
Rotary
My Rotary
Robert Murray
Robert Adams
George Pullman Jr
George Hannerly
Tracey Coleman
Silver Spring
Richard Hammond
Theodore Noffsinger
Jack Buckhiemer
Neil Jenkins
Mark Serepea
Replica Of 1812 Flag To Fly At Francis Scott Key Hotel
A 5 by 7 foot replica of the 15 stripe Star Spangled Banner will fly above the hotel desk at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Frederick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, provided the flag, once authorized by Congress in 1795 as the national symbol before the 13 stripes were fixed. The flag accompanied Francis Scott Key during the War of 1812 as he watched Baltimore’s bombardment from a British warship.
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David James
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Chapter
Daugh
Congress
Key
Baltimore
Heavy Snow Strangles Nation With Bleak Storm
A fierce snowstorm and biting cold cripple large swaths from Texas to Michigan. Early freezing rain caused the worst traffic jam in 30 years in Cincinnati as motorists faced hourslong delays. Over 200 accidents were reported and five cars slid into the Ohio River with all occupants rescued. Middleton residents called conditions the worst in years.
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Delegate proposes pinball gambling license denial in Maryland
Annapolis AP reports Del Richard Grumbacher proposes denying licenses for pinball machines that carry a federal gambling tax stamp. He notes stamps issued statewide do not prove payoffs. police must witness a payoff to arrest. Pinball gambling is illegal across Maryland.
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Richard Grumbacher
D-Washington
Maryland
New Senator for Carroll County Sworn In
Thomas R. O Farrell won the Democratic seat in the House of Delegates succeeding Carroll O Farrell. O Farrell had served in the 1958 62 term. He succeeds Edward O Weant Jr who moved to the bench as a circuit court judge.
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Carroll O'Farrell
House of Delegates
O'Farrell
Edward 0. Weant Jr
Montgomery Officials Meet on Zoning Board Communications
A Rockville meeting discussed improving links between the Montgomery County Planning Board and the County Council. Issues include required staff staff reports to the council, new zoning categories, and allowing staff at hearings. Officials cited time pressures and staffing limits, with calls for more personnel. The federal government owns an estimated 770 million acres of land.
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County Council
Rockville
Planning Board
Council On Zoning
Jesse Nicholson
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
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NCPPC
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Prince Georges County
Kathryn Diggs
Gibert Gude
Nicholson
Montgomery Youth Held in Auto Theft Ring
A 17 year old Emory Grove youth is held for juvenile court after seven auto thefts were solved by Montgomery County and State Police in Rockville. He faces three counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and one of tampering, plus four additional UUM charges by Montgomery County. Auto models include two 1965 cars from Miller Buick Rockville and a 1962 model from Gaithersburg. arrest occurred in Rockville with trial date TBA.
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Rockville
Emory Grove
Cpl
R. B. Spickler
Cpl. Spickler
Miller Buick
Gaithersburg
William Broschart
Silver Spring Man Charged In Crash
A Silver Spring man, Tucker David McClahan of RFD 2 Siler Serving, faces charges after a minor crash near Clarksburg at Route 243 and Route 121. State Police say Mer cedes Davis Lowe of Silver Spring was northbound on Route 240 and turning left when her car was struck. Tpr. R. N. Herring charged McClahan with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision and operating without a license.
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Clarksburg
Mercedes Davis Lowe
Tucker David McClahan
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Siler
Tpr
R. N. Herring
McClahan
Maryland Auto Owners Must Pay Postage This Year
Annapolis AP Maryland auto owners must still pay 22 cents for license plate mailing this year but won’t next year as the legislature repeals the postage requirement. The DMV urged repeal, saying postage handling was a nuisance despite the $10,000 annual cost, and forms for this year’s plates had to be printed for mailing.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of Motor Vehicles
Bellamy Sparks Bullets Past Knicks 111 100
Walt Bellamy scored 13 fourth quarter points to lift the Baltimore Bullets to a 111-100 win over the New York Knickerbockers after starting the final period tied 75-74. Bailey Howell added 19 points and 20 rebounds, Gus Johnson led Baltimore with 26, while Howard Komives led New York with 17.
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Gus Johnson
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Aé Hareett
Green
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Bryant
OS Coren
Ize
Hiak
Johnson Attends Frankfurter's Rites
President Johnson attended a private memorial for Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, who died at 82. The service at Frankfurter's Massachusetts Avenue home drew Chief Justice Earl Warren and other court members.
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Johnson
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
White House
Frankfurter
Massachusetts Avenue
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Clay Exhibition For Muslims Is Okayed
In Chicago the Illinois State Athletic Commission approved a boxing exhibition by heavyweight champion Cassius Clay during a Black Muslim convention. The session lasted about an hour in closed meeting. Clay will spar four rounds with his brother Rudy and Cody Jones of Detroit at the police guarded Coliseum. Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen await a briefing on their March 5 title bout.
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Detroit
Creagerstown Baseball Team Calls Meeting Monday
The Creagerstown baseball team will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in Creagerstown. All interested players are urged to attend.
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Creagerstown
Joe Fulks Jr Emerges For North Marshall Jets In Kentucky Poll
Benton Kentucky AP Joe Fulks Jr 6 foot 2 pivotman leads North Marshall High Jets into The Associated Press Kentucky schoolboy poll. He is compared to his father for accuracy though some say he jumps less. Scouts from SEC and OVC schools show interest.
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Joe Fulks
Joe Jr
North Marshall High Jets
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Joe Sr
Philadelphia Warriors
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Cardinals Sign Simmons and Skinner for 1965
The St. Louis Cardinals announced Curt Simmons and Bob Skinner have signed 1965 contracts. Simmons, 35, posted an 18-9 NL champs last season. Skinner, acquired from Cincinnati, served mainly as a pinch hitter. Javier Sadecki Humphreys remain unsigned.
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Bob Skinner
St. Louis Cardinals
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Jefthander
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Cincinnati
Cardinals
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Ray Sadecki
Bob Humphreys
Air Force Academy Names New Football Coach
Eldon Spike Hillstrom, 30, longtime North Salem High School coach, was appointed to the Air Force football staff. A former guard and linebacker at the University of Oregon, Hillstrom will likely work with guards and centers under head coach Ben Martin.
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Bailey, Bucs Agree
Fort Myers Florida Bob Bailey sent back his signed 1965 contract to the Pittsburgh Pirates after improving his batting average by about 30 points last season to a .23 average.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Bailey Signs With Pirates Reaches 35 Namer in Contract
On Wednesday the Pirates announced Bailey has signed, bringing the club total of players under contract to 35. In 1964 Bailey, in his second major league season, played third base and outfield for the team.
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Bailey
Snead Leads Field in PGA Seniors Championship Opener
Sam Snead, the West Virginia legend, leads the field entering the first round in Fort Lauderdale Florida as the 13th PGA Seniors Championship opens. The 72 hole event awards 3500 dollars to the winner with Snead the defending champion from last year. Buddhism is the dominant religion in Cambodia.
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Sam Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Methodist Church Plans Annual Oyster Ham Supper
Dickerson Methodist Church schedules its fried oyster and country ham supper for Saturday March 27 at 4 p.m. Mrs Bettie Carlisle chairs the committee with members including Mrs Robert Mulholland Mrs Herman Frye Mrs Ruth Roberson Mrs Ada Bureh and others. Food will be home prepared and a table of miscellaneous sale items is planned.
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Dickerson Methodist Church
Bettie Carlisle
Robert Mulholland
Herman
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