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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 26, 1966

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Catoctin High School Pool May Be Larger And Cheaper

The Catoctin High School pool proposal, at 3 159 square feet and about 112000 dollars, would be larger and cheaper than the YMCA pool under construction on North Market Street. Dr Warren R Evans notes the YMCA four lane pool includes heated decks and a tiled floor, features not in the school plan. Merrill E Groelle says the YMCA pool is part of the building contract. seating would accommodate 150, with 75 to 100 swimmers, plus locker and dressing areas and restrooms.

Catoctin High School YMCA Warren R. Evans North Market Street Catoctin Merrill E. Groelle Evans Catoctin Pool Groelle

Students To Be Tested For Deferments

One million draft eligible students are slated to take the Selective Service college qualification tests this spring. The three hour exams will be May 14 May 21 and June 3 at 1200 locations nationwide including Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone.

Washington Selective Service United States Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico Canal Zone Science Research Associates of Chicago Lewis B. Hershey

Fr DePauw Plans Mass in Dearborn After Notre Dame Ban

The Rev. Gommar A De Pauw a Baltimore traditionalist priest says he will attempt to celebrate mass Sunday night in suburban Dearborn. He also intends to sue the University of Notre Dame claiming he was banned from the South Bend campus and libeled by Scholastica the Notre Dame student newspaper. He asserts he remains in good standing and will conduct mass at the Dearborn Youth Center under Detroit Traditionalist Movement sponsorship.

Gommar A. DePauw Baltimore Dearborn Detroit Traditionalist Movement

Six Businesses Endow Units At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital received six corporate gifts totaling 14400 as part of its 850000 Building Fund. Carl V. Weakley announced gifts from Marken and Bielfeld 2100 to establish the Supervisors Office in the Central Sterile Supply unit. Frederick Produce Co Inc gives 2400 for the Chief Dietitian's Office. Dairy Maid Dairy donates 2400 for an individual bed in a children's four bedroom. Roney Motor Company contributes 2100 for the Head Nurse's Office in the Pediatric Department. Economy Oil Company Inc selects the Nurses' Lounge with a 3000 gift. Meadows Van and Storage Inc donors the 2400 cost of a Volunteers' Book Cart Room.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Carl V. Weakley Weakley Marken and Bielfeld Frederick Produce Co. Inc Dairy Maid Dairy Roney Motor Company Economy Oil Company Inc Meadows van and Storage Inc

Prestige at stake in Vietnam conflict

Senator Boggs, reading a speech at a Maryland Delaware Press Association banquet, argued for peace with honor in Vietnam to preserve U S prestige. He urged stable government and elections next year, and noted American aid in farming, health, and education as essential to South Vietnam’s independence.

Vietnam United States J. Caleb Boggs Maryland-Delware Press Association Senate Mike Mansfield Boggs James A. Flood Tru Man South Vietnam Sen. Boggs

Derr Bill Seeks Seven On County School Board

Frederick County would gain a seven member school board under a bill by Sen. John A. Derr. The measure would create a vacancy June 1 and extend terms to six years for the new member, with future appointments increasing to two members every six years. Derr noted possible support for elected boards but no current proposal.

Frederick County John A. Derr R-Frederick Gordon Smith Tramsville Mary Condon Hodgson Derr Maryland Senate Annapolis

Mount Airy Depot Not Closed For At Least A Year

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will not close the Mount Airy station for at least another year. PSC hearing was planned for March but the railroad withdrew the proposal amid strong public opposition. Local leaders and merchants protested the plan and urged preservation of the depot.

Baltimore and Ohio Mount Airy Maryland Public Service Commission Chamber of Commerce

Leathernecks Repel Attack Near Chu Lai

US Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault near Chu Lai as artillery duelled with mortar fire. About 100 Communist troops attacked a 60 man Marine unit, marking a second straight day of VC strikes on U S positions.

Saigon South Viet Nam Chu Lai U.S

Unit Has History Of Valor National Guard Company Here Trains With Old Equipment

Company A First Battalion 115th Infantry Frederick trains under SRF reorganization with aging gear awaiting possible active duty by July 7. The 115th lineage includes World War II action in France and later Normandy landings, with roots tracing to Maryland’s Revolutionary War defenders and the Maryland Line.

National Guard Company 115Th Infantry Nationa Guard Company Frederick C. Millard E¢ler Jr 29Th Infantry Division National Guard Viet Nam Company A Unt Maryland George Washington Boston Washington Front Royal Kenly 115Th Belfort France Col Markey Fort Meade Pearl Harbor Atlantic Ocean Scotland Normandy St. Lo Argatan- Falsio Brest Spei Fried Line Roer River Germany

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