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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1965

Page

13

Walkersville Mixed Duckpin League Leaders and Scores

Walkersville Duckpin League Tuesday night standings show Sharon Goodman Kenny May and Pat and Roland Weller tied atop with 16 points each as Dot Keyser and Pop Crum edge to 18. High scores include Carroll Crum 422 series and Dot Keyser 262 in a 732 team effort. Gloria Rice posts 410 set and 400 club milestones.

Sharon Goodman Kenny May Pat Roland Weller Dot Keyser Pop Crum Dot Pop Carroll Crum Carroll Rat Aron Debbie Gilbert Barbi Babington Pop’s A Shafer Esso Jack Miller Sociables Ralph Eyler Ruby Black Full House Gloria Rice Maples Gloria N.O.P.B.C Walkersville Lanes Iis Junie Charlotte Donald Ausherman Maggie Russ Rice Doris Charles Hamilton Jim Martin Alice Blank Barbara Keeney Junior Fogle Doris Staley Jon Goodman Pats Bardi Babington Keith Duncen Paul Kolb Jr Carole Crum Beverly Webb Larry Grimes Leonis Marshall Matthews Sandy Webb Donnie Schudt Pat Smith Frank Mercer

Record Pace For Road Builders In Maryland

Maryland road builders are on track for a record year as the State Roads Commission reports over 21.8 million dollars paid to contractors in the first half of 1965. Payments are about 100000 dollars ahead of 1964, which set a 70.9 million 12 month record.

Baltimore Maryland State Roads Commission

Judge Clapp in Special Course at National College

The Honorable Robert E. Clapp Jr of Frederick's 6th Judicial Circuit attends the Second National College for State Trial Judges at the University of Colorado Law School. Sponsored by the National Conference of State Trial Judges, ABA group, the college helps new judges learn evolving judicial administration. Over 100 judges from 45 states attend, with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark as college director chair.

Robert E. Clapp, Jr Frederick 6Th Judicial

Narcotics Trade Shows Increase in Siberia and Asia

AP report from MOCSOW notes alarming growth of narcotics trade in Siberia and central Asian regions. Soviet Russia warns of widening networks, urging crackdown and international cooperation to stem flow of drugs.

Mocsow Soviet Russia Siberia Central Asia

Myersville Lions Install New Officers

Myersville Lions Club held Ladies Night at the Inn and South Lion. Deputy District Governor K Shafer installed officers for the year: president Joseph Brown, vice president Robert Tritt, second vice president John Hane, third vice president Lawrence Ricketts, tam er William Wolfe, tail twister George Blickenstaff, deck Cecil Keller, Charles Martin, George Rice, Gilbert oe, Edwin Falkenstein. Jack Griffin screened the Tokyo Olympics film and shared his Mexico trip and coaching experiences.

Jack Griffin Myersville Lions Club As Inn South Lion Siered K. Shafer Joseph Brown Robert Tritt John Hane Lawrence Ricketts Tamer William Wolfe George Blickenstaff Deck Cecil Keller Charles

Olympics for the Deaf in Washington D.C. event noted

A Ladies' Night meeting drew fifty eight attendees including members and guests, in Washington D.C. event coverage noting the Deaf Olympics context.

Washington D.C

Gift Of Chipmunks Presented To College

The 1965 Pacific University graduating class in Forest Grove Ore presented five chipmunks as the traditional gift. Senior Steve Hillis of Madras Ore captured the chipmunks and prepared them for their new home on campus among the grass and oaks.

Forest Grove Ore Pacific University Steve Hillis Madras Battle

Canal Negotiations Reach Important Stage

Panama's two negotiators Roberto Aleman and Diogenes Delarosa said talks on a new Canal Zone treaty with the United States have reached an extremely important stage. They returned from Washington for consultations and Delarosa said they needed further instructions on proposals advanced at the talks.

Panama United States Roberto Aleman Diogenes Delarosa Washington Delarosa

Canoe Club Hosts Scout Trip on Poto mac River

The Monocacy Canoe Club hosted the fourth annual Boy Scout canoe trip at Violet's Lock on the Potomac River. Leaders included Dr. Harold Neufeld and Jim Rosapepe. guests from Baltimore Troop 970 joined four scouts. Activities featured canoe skills, water safety, a watermelon party, a Seneca visit, and rain.

Monocacy Canoe Club i Violet's Lock Potomac River Harold Neufeld Charles Mullican Jim Rosapepe Dick Henson Keith Gary John Shaffer Robert Turner Don Schley Baltimore Jimmy Lutz Bill Allen Jeff Eaton Bobby Kirk

France builds more efficient atomic warhead for missiles

The French Atomic Energy Commission reports France has started producing a more efficient atomic warhead for ground to ground missiles. The goal is a warhead to link Mirage IV bomberborne bombs with Polarisstyle missiles for submarines. Pelikan family details follow, including pastor Rev. Mr. Pelikan and his wife Betty with children Ted Anne Lynne Ruth and Sylvia.

Paris French Atomic Energy Commission France Pelikan George Prok Lakepoo, Wils Trinity Lutheran

Pastor and seven children pedal 392 miles to Cleveland

The Rev. Theodore Pelikan and his seven children biked 392 miles from Chicago to Cleveland in a week on a vacation trip visiting Mrs.

Cleveland, Ohio Theodore Pelikan Chicago

India Begins Birth Control Drive Nationwide

New Delhi AP reports India plans a birth control rollout using radio, cinema, and mobile teams to reach millions. Health Minister Dr. Sushila Nayar said over a million women may use the inexpensive method within eight months as village gossip aids propagation amid rising food shortages. Mexico City note appears as a separate fact in the desultory text.

New Delhi India Sushila Nayar India

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