County seeks 7 million for school bonds and growth
Frederick County officials urge the General Assembly to authorize 7 million in bonds to finish current school projects, buy land for Frederick Community College, and build a northern high school. They warn debt could reach 30 million with future needs and call for cost standards and long term planning.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Frederick Community College
Braddock Heights
Jefferson-Burkittsville
Frederick
Retailers See 4 to 6 Percent Sales Rise This Year
Retailers at their New York convention forecast a 4 to 6 percent rise in sales and profits, led by optimistic talk from Carl N. Schmalz of R.H. Sterns. Dr. Leo Bogart cited a Bureau of Advertising survey showing newspapers as the retailer’s most effective path to growth with 87.5 percent of homes reading weekday papers.
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New York
Carl N. Schmalz
National Retail Merchants Association
R.H. Sterns Company
Boston
Leo Bogart
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dr. Bogart
Bureau
A. C. Nielsen
Boy Hurts Head In High School Hockey incident
Yesterday at Boys High School Paul Crum aged 14 was struck in the head by a ball and rendered unconscious. Clarence Carty Ernest Lipps and Alton Bennett helped revive him. A tuberculous society plan to combat disease will be presented in Frederick City schools at the quarterly meeting. Central Trust Company of Maryland elected new directors with Charles Snook of Lewistown named as vice president. A pound party and dance at 38 East Church street hosted nearly 100 guests with games and cards.
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Paul Crum
Clarence Carty
Ernest Lipps
Alton Bennett
Frederick City
The
Tuberculosis Society
Central Trust Company of
Maryland
Charles §. Snook
Lewistown
Charles Myers
East Church Street
Frederick Highs Return After 42 13 Loss at Hagerstown
Frederick High School basketball players came back from a 42 to 13 defeat at Hagerstown. They cite benefits of a 12 year public school system. A Calvary Methodist hall luncheon hosts a Sardi's inspired "Breakfast at Sardi's" on Thursday from 11 am to 3 pm. Miss Mary Florence Selby will take vows as a Visitation novice at a Convent chapel ceremony Monday. Ensign William E. Hauver, stationed in Boston, spent the weekend with his father near Myersville.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Calvary Methodist Paresh Hall
Mary Florence Selby
Paul Brice Selby
Visitation Order
William E. Hauver
Boston
Myersville
Debate Over Firearm Laws Reflected In Reader Letter
Wayne Y Holter of Frederick Maryland argues against new state wide pistol registration citing limited police recovery of stolen guns and urging mandatory NRA safety courses for buyers. He cites Judge Clapp and Charles Moylan Jr in the Baltimore context and notes a personal experience with a stolen registered gun. The letter, dated January 18 1965, questions the effectiveness of new restrictions.
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News-Post
Clapp
Baltimore City
Moylan
Baltimore
National Rifle Association
NRA
Respect for Police A Message to Frederick Youth
An educator reflects on widespread disrespect for police among Frederick area boys aged eight to thirteen. He cites home influence and casual remarks as shaping attitudes, urging adults to model respect and explain that police protect and assist, helping children grow into law respecting adults.
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Frederick
Younster
Republicans must build constructive opposition to win
Washington Today argues the fate of the Republican Party hinges on coherent national policy, not chairmanship shifts or 1968 nominee speculation. It notes that GOP policy rests with Senate and House Republicans, with leaders like Gerald Ford guiding Congress while party organization handles outreach.
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Washington
Bean Burch
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Republican
Senate
House
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Gerald Ford
The Poor Man's Philosopher on Diets and Fat
The essay humorously reflects on dieting and fat in America. It cites personal weight gain from 165 to 210 pounds, jokes about cats as food, and defends plumpness as patriotic. It discusses dieting myths, multiple fad plans, and the inevitability of plateaus in weight loss.
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New York
America
Britain
Holland
Netherlands
Mark Twain
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