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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
9
President Johnson spoke at Gallaudet College in sign language with a focus on advancing for handicapped people. The ex officio patron urged progress and praised graduates for inspiration to the less fortunate, while Rep. John E. Fogarty delivered the main commencement address.
Harold Buddy White a Rutgers right hander from Auburn Maine was signed by the Orioles after being drafted in the special phase by Baltimore last week He had spurned prior offers from the Mets and Tigers and will report to Bluefield West Virginia for the all rookie Appalachian League In 1923 there were 108 automobile makers dropping to 44 in four years Independent firms held 25 percent of the market while five firms controlled three quarters of volume Small firms fueled innovations in the boom era.
Williams, 36, will be entering his 15th season with the Washington Redskins after signing a 1966 contract. A Little Rock native and Arkansas alumnus, he was traded to Washington in 1964 by the Chicago Bears, and only Lou Groza has longer league tenure.
New York AP reports two changes in selecting All Star participants for the July 12 game in St. Louis. Players will vote for the three top outfielders in their league, not by position. Ballots have been sent to players who will decide the starting lineups.
Calcutta dispatch reports a nine day heat wave toping 120 degrees felled men women and children while floods in the Brahmaputra valley forced hundreds of thousands to flee. Crops are scorched or inundated across wide areas as at least 353 persons die in West Bengal and Bihar.
Washington dispatch notes a record low temperature for an American Antarctic station at minus 115 degrees Fahrenheit, recorded on Monday. The extreme reading sets a new national benchmark for cold in Antarctic stations.
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