Frederick News Briefs January 25 1965
Brief items from Frederick Maryland include local government actions and community notices. Officials announce forthcoming meetings and residents respond to civic projects. Local organizations and schools plan activities in the week ahead.
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Transcontinental telephone link marks 50th anniversary
The first transcontinental call between New York and San Francisco was completed fifty years ago. The manual routing through Chicago, Omaha, Denver, and Salt Lake City took over 23 minutes. Today about 20 000 calls a day connect New York with the West, with 97 percent automatic in roughly 48 seconds.
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Legislative Hearings Scheduled This Week in Annapolis
Maryland committees announce public hearings for the coming week covering budgets and licensing across several departments. Topics include home rule for counties, health orders, nursing home rates, election spending, and traders licenses with sessions set in rooms S-137 H8 H9 5-137 105. Excerpts note historical references to baseball managers and Hamilton duels as context.
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Senate
Department of Budget and Procurement
State Insurance Department
House
Ways and Means
Department of Buildings, Savings and Loan Associations
State Bank
Maryland Home Improvement Commission
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Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Regional Planning Council
Washington socialite robbed at knifepoint in Foxhall Road home
Gwen Cafritz, prominent Washington socialite, was robbed at 12:45 am by four men who entered via a second floor balcony, forced her to open a wall safe, and bound her before fleeing. Jewelry valued at $265,000 was taken. no cash. Police were alerted by the housekeeper.
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Senior High Rec League Results
The Crimson Tide remain unbeaten with a 61 39 win. Falcons end Trojans two game streak 15444 while Wildcats beat Badgers 61 39. Notable scorers include Hartman McCanner Young Boyer Allen Starr and State Kennedy among others. An unrelated cooking note about preparing an eggplant is included.
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