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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
3
New Mariner photographs reveal 70 craters on a small Martian region, ranging 3 to 75 miles across, suggesting Earthlike meteorite bombardment over billions of years. Scientists estimate up to 10,000 craters planet wide, with depths up to 13,000 feet, and note a bright triangular pattern of peaks as a striking feature.
The Mariner 4 images show Mars as a wild cratered world resembling the moon more than Earth. NASA officials say findings do not rule out primitive life and note potential to land spacecraft. Johnson attends White House event with Webb and other leaders.
Washington AP June data show living costs rose by half a cent on the dollar led by a 10.5 percent meat price spike. Overall food costs rose 2 percent, lifting the Labor Department's consumer price index to 110.1. The June rise completes a 1 percent quarterly increase, the largest since 1957. Potatoes up 10 percent, lettuce spiking on temporary shortage.
Prices for fresh produce like green peppers and cucumbers edged lower while overall June inflation hints at a mild rise. Food costs typically increase in June, averaging seven-tenths of a percent versus last month’s two percent uptick.
Judge McLaughlin directed verdict upholding the late Edward A. Little will leaving about 700000 to nephew Phillip N. Little and his wife who cared for him. Other relatives had questioned the will claiming the testator lacked sound mind after a failed jury verdict.
Washington AP reports Abe Fortas will join the U.S. Supreme Court as associate justice, accepting a $39,500 annual salary while earning about $150,000 as senior partner at Arnold Fortas Porter. President Johnson announced Fortas as his first choice for the seat vacated by Arthur Goldberg’s UN ambassadorship.
Orders are being taken for a copper medal featuring Rose's Mill Bridge built in 143% and located on Garis Shop Road near Funkstown Maryland. Obverse shows the bridge, reverse notes one of more than twenty stone arch bridges built in Washington County in the early 1800s. Price is $1.00 each postage and tax included. Only 2966 struck. Send $1.08 to Ken Mayes 1800 Virginia Ave Hagerstown MD 21746.
The Beltway Construction Co of Annandale Va has been awarded the Laytonsville Fire House contract after a February fire destroyed the prior building. The $62,526 award tops a total projected cost exceeding $80,000 with bids from Demery Brothers Glen Construction and Weiss Construction. Construction begins within 10 days and must finish in 120 calendar days, with the Ladies' Auxiliary funding a finished kitchen.
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of International Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa on jury tampering. Also affirmed were the convictions of Thomas Ew ing Parks Nashville Tenn Larry Campbell Detroit and Ewing King Nashville. They were convicted in 1963 in Chattanooga on attempting to rig a jury at Hoffa s Nashville trial. Hoffa was sentenced to eight years and fined 10000. King Campbell and Parks each received three years. The decision was a unanimous 52 page opinion.
Thurman Arnold, once FDR's antitrust chief, and Paul A. Porter, head of the Office of Price Administration, formed a firm that prospered from the start while gaining a reputation for taking on free, no-fee civil rights and fair trial cases and winning them.
State police ruled out drag racing as the cause of last Friday’s triple death highway crash at Middletown. TFC G Ronald Twigg completed the investigation and released results to end rumors that two racing cars caused the accident. Elmer F Bussard, Frederick.
Brenda Bussard, her granddaughter, and Gilbert Kidwell, 25, of Burkittsville, died when Bussard’s car collided head on with Kidwell’s on Md 17. Police say high speed by Kidwell caused the crash but no drag racing with a third car. Six people were arrested as a crowd disrupted the station after a nearby housing project disturbance left four women hospitalized.
In Brooklyn, about 200 demonstrators moved on the Union Street police station Thursday night, injuring at least three officers as unrest erupted in the area.
Roman Emperor Hadrian rebuilt Jerusalem after destruction in 135 A.D. and renamed it Aelia Capitolina. Constantine later restored the name Jerusalem, ending Imperial rename.
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