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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1966

Page

2

Tawes Retires From Maryland Governor Post

Governor Lucius Tawes, in an AP interview, outlines unfinished business for his final year, including stricter traffic safety laws, higher education expansion, and aid to political subdivisions. He notes plans to retire Jan. 25, 1967, return to Crisfield, and consider private enterprise, with ongoing interest in public affairs.

Annapolis Tawes Offce Associated Press Maryland Crisfield Appalachia Assateague General Assembly Cooper Commission Cooper House Senate Chesapeake Bay Ings Coverdale Colpitts Roads Commission National Guard Cambridge Department of Economic Development Baltimore Savings and Loan Environmental Health Center Patent Office Government Printing Office

Soldier Trains in Germany Amid Field Exercise

SP4 Harold L. Jones of Glenwood is in Grafenwohr Germany for a month long field training with Battery B 1th Artillery. He joined the Army in 1964 after Lisbon High School and is a senior wireman. The training aims to keep combat units proficient in tactical maneuvers and support operations. Kerosene discovery noted as 1852 by Abraham Gesner.

Army Harold L. Jones Andrew D. Jones Glenwood Battalion 1Th Artillery Grafenwohr Germany Specialist Jones Jones Fort Jackson S. C Lisbon High School

Eaves Completes Police Training

Pvt. Robert D. Eaves has completed eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Ga. The 20 year old Walkersville High School graduate enlisted in August 1965 and formerly worked for the Frederick News Post. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald E Eaves of Walkersville and his wife Gloria Eaves lives in Middletown. The piece notes the origin of the word amateur from Louis XIV era France.

Robert D. Eaves Army Training Center Fort Gordon Eaves Walkersville High Frederick News-Post Donald E. Eaves Walkersville Pvt. Eaves Gloria Eaves Middletown France Louis XIV

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