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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
14
A general alarm sent Frederick fire companies to the Red Top Drive-In Restaurant on West Seventh Street where a fryer grease spill caused a minor blaze that was extinguished quickly. A grass fire on Old Swimming Pool Road at Braddock Heights was started by children with matches and out in 15 minutes.
The Frederick Bicycle Club will conduct its third ride of the season on Sunday. Riders depart from Culler Lake Skate House at 3 30 p.m. travel to Yellow Springs where a weiner roast is planned.
Mrs James F Zimmerman a secretary with the Frederick Children's Aid Society and member of the National Secretaries Association attends a Radcliffe College seminar titled American Business From the Clipper Ship To The Space Capsule.
Two new lawsuits totaling 85 000 dollars allege injuries from a July 13 crash on Interstate 70 near Urbana caused by a four inch ungraded blacktop layer. Plaintiffs include Jon Howard Boyer and William Martin Boyer of Hagerstown and their mother Violet May Boyer seeking 50 000, 10 000, and 25 000 respectively. The firm allegedly failed to warn, mark hazards, or install barriers. Green Released After Hip Injury.
Mountain City Lodge of Elks marks its 42nd anniversary with a picnic at Frederick Fairgrounds from 12 30 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. and a dance at the National Guard Armory from 8 30 p.m. to midnight featuring Art Gaines Orchestra.
Italian President Giuseppe Saragat and French President Charles de Gaulle inaugurated the Mont Blanc Tunnel, highlighting international cooperation while underscoring divergent views on European unity. They snipped ribbons, toured the 7.2 mile two lane tunnel, and held talks urging progress within the European Common Market.
A fragment hints at a quotation about a symbol that men could conquer great obstacles to meet in works of peace. The legible text suggests a broader context on perseverance and reconciliation, but no dates or clear entities are identifiable from the available words.
Sixty five National Guard reservists from Williamsport Pennsylvania spent the night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They belong to headquarters company 986th engineering battalion and were returning from a two week summer camp at Fort Pickett Blackstone Virginia.
Funeral services are set for Saturday for the Rev. James D. Cummings a retired Episcopal minister from Ocean City Maryland. The announcement comes from Smyrna Delaware in an Associated Press report.
Frederick Chapter of DeMolay holds its 17th booster weekend today through Sunday with a swimming party and wiener roast at Braddock Heights pool. Events include an 8:30 p.m. dance at Eagles Club, a Sunday worship service at Grace Reformed Church, a DeMolay Alumni softball game at Hood College, and a Mother’s Club supervised picnic dinner to cap the weekend.
A Knoxville area man, Kenneth G. Leake, 29, was charged with failure to drive to the right of center after allegedly falling asleep and causing a two truck crash along U.S. 240 south of Knoxville. Leake’s tank truck crossed the road and struck a northbound tractor-trailer driven by Clyde J. Whalen, 40, of New Castle Del. Whalen’s truck sustained about 300 dollars in damage and Leake’s about 200 dollars.
Washington area may confront a water shortage later this summer as Potomac River flow declines and storage levels drop, prompting officials to monitor reservoir supplies and potential conservation measures.
The Metropol itan Washington Council of Governments was told the river flow is dropping and could reach a record low by August or September. Chairman James J. Corbalis Jr. noted the flow fell from a 1930 record of 506 million gallons to about 1,400 million, with 275 million gallons used daily amid hot dry weather. The council directed the Sanitary Advisory Board to develop precautionary measures as BC notes 9,000 miles of rivers and streams.
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