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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
7
Kelso, the famed racehorse with nearly $2,000,000 in earnings, wears a gray mink cribbing strap at Woodstock Farm in Chesapeake City Maryland. The strap, a gift from Mrs John Butler, was crafted after a visitor noted Kelso preferred an old sheepskin model.
Indiana defeated Iowa 73 to 61 while Dayton beat St Francis Pennsylvania 98 to 66. East Carolina won 87 to 85 over VMI and Western Kentucky edged Morehead 45 to 35.
New York AP says Jets rookie quarterback Joe Namath will not need more surgery on his right knee. He was examined by Dr James Nicholas after reporting trouble and inflammation and strain on the medial ligament were found. Namath says the knee is stronger than ever despite pain and limited mobility.
Walter Alston, manager of the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers, will receive the Rogers Hornsby Award at the annual baseball writers dinner in Houston on January 25. The Hornsby award honors the outstanding World Series performer as voted by writers.
The article notes the Dolphins will rely on either Wood or Wilson to handle quarterbacking until first round pick Rick Norton from Kentucky develops. Foss plans to probe Gillman’s tampering charge after a Saturday trade announcement that gave Houston the rights to Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison in exchange for three Houston players.
Bud Adams of the Oilers was accused of offering large sums to San Diego players during the season. Gillman protested to Foss, who said no action had been taken. Foss promised to bring the matter to the owners and decide the next steps.
Lewistown builder Lee R. Saylor seeks Frederick County Planning Commission approval for Crestview Subdivision a 30 acre 75 home project between Mountaindale Road and Yellow Springs with prices 18000 to 22000. Construction would start in spring after preliminary plat approval.
Multiple job ads appear for typists file clerks secretary housekeeper cook electrician porter and nursing home staff in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Listings include hospital and hotel staff, dairy plant operations, sales representatives, truck drivers, carpenters, auto mechanics, and more with contact numbers and box addresses. Some ads request experienced personnel and offer competitive wages or benefits.
A dense OCR listing shows multiple employment ads across industries. Texans Texaco Inc and Aerojet General Corporation seek sales, executive office staff, plant superintendent, and application engineers in Frederick and Baltimore areas. Additional postings include clerical, barmaid, carpenter, and retail positions with varying pay and benefits. Ends with consumer solicitations for catalogs and brand-name merchandise offers.
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