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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
7
Syracuse New York AP reports Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King spoke to over 1000 at Syracuse University summer session banquet outlining a broad-based and gigantic bill of rights to aid disadvantaged children nationwide. He described a program to provide comprehensive support and opportunities for youth.
A historical note recounts Jonathan the tortoise on St Helena being around 189 years old, with tales linking him to Napoleon's exile era in 1815. The piece also touches on social issues like housing, unemployment, and educational deprivation affecting families.
Cheryl Ebeling aged 19 died in the Arizona desert near Chandler after a car breakdown six miles from Osberg. Her husband Richard, 26, left the stalled vehicle with her to seek help but she perished in the 105 degree sun, found almost a day later.
A community sale at 238 West 5th St continues Wednesdays at 6 30 P M with furniture appliances tools and household items plus a private sale note. A special auction scheduled Saturday July 24 features Hereford cattle Angus steers farm machinery and hay near Marshall Virginia with mass livestock entries and equipment.
A missing Arizona woman Cheryl Ebeling was found dead beside a shrub after a long night search by about 50 law officers. The coroner ruled death due to dehydration from sun exposure during a trek toward Chandler, with a husband and mother-in-law recalling the desperate chase and his mistaken belief she was behind him.
Hector Lopez drove in three runs after replacing an injured teammate as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 9 to 5. Lopez contributed a bases loaded single, a sacrifice fly, and moved to right field. Ray Barker added two singles and an RBI as New York built a five run third.
Tall Cedars exploited Oxco pitches to win 14 to 2 in a makeup American Little League game. Tall Cedars had seven hits and nine walks, with Don Blumenauer and Lewis McMurray driving in two runs each. Tim Bohrer led Oxco by going 3-for-3.
The Breakfast Optimists tied the East Frederick Little League championship at one game each with a 7 3 win over R F Kline. Jerry Colliflower went four for four driving in three runs while Alonzo Carroll allowed five hits and fanned 14 to claim the victory. Brian Moberly added a double and a single with two RBIs.
Paris Weather Bureau reports a 62 degree reading for a July 16, the coldest in Paris since 1873, marking an unusually frigid tropical day.
Following the death of her husband a widow announces a on site sale of farm tools household items and antiques on Hays Road off Stottlemyer Road one mile east of Wolfsville July 31 1965 at 11 00 A M DST Selling farming tools including wagon harrow plows and gear and household items such as refrigerator stove and kitchen furnishings Terms cash conducted by Mrs Ivan C Stottlemyer Emmert R Bowlus Audt Charles Martin Clerk Lunch served
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