Local Guard Units Depart for Camp Training
Frederick two National Guard companies Co A 1st Bn 175th Infantry and Co C 729th Maintenance leave Saturday for a two week annual camp at Camp A.P. Hill. Advance parties today prepared campsites tents and communications. Company A trains with the First Brigade formed last year from Frederick A and Hagerstown units and includes 86 enlisted men with four offices.
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Bn. 175Th Infantry
Co. C
Frederick
National Guard
Frederick Company
Hagerstown
Fire engines homeless as hall addition rises
United Fire Company engines wait outside while Frederick Construction builds a 124 064 dollar addition. Projected completion late summer leaves two fire trucks ambulance and support vehicles parked along South Market Street with staff alert for security during overnight shifts and ongoing footing work.
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United Fire Company
South Market Street
Frederick Construction Co
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Frederick City
George Horne
Charles F Bowers
Girls State Delegates Cheer At Hood College
Margie Solomon reports on Girls State held at Hood College Brodbeck Hall where Maryland junior and senior high girls learn about government and citizen duties. Delegates are chosen for leadership and character traits with applications dating from October to May 1. Upon arrival, attendees split into Federalists and Nationalists to vie for city and county offices.
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Ally
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Maryland
Citiens
Federalists
Chuckie the woodchuck finds a new home at Taneytown
Chuckie the woodchuck, kept by Mrs. Saylor and her third grade class at New Midway Elementary, will soon move to the Lanier household in Taneytown after classroom adventures. The class voted for him to live with the Lanier family, fulfilling a plan to give Chuckie a longer life and possible more “schooling.”
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Chuckie
Herman Saylor
New Midway
Frederick
Byron Seeks State Senate Seat in Frederick Carroll District
Goodloe E Byron, a Democrat and current four year House of Delegates member, filed today in Annapolis for the Frederick Carroll State Senate seat on his 37th birthday. He was elected to the House in 1962 and has sponsored key measures including a state sewer loan fund and school construction program.
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Goodloe E
Byron
Frederick-Carroll County
Annapolis
House of Delegates
House
Hospital Fund Drive Gifts Mount to 1.2 Million for Frederick Memorial Hospital
Contributions continue to pour into the Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund raising the total to 1,205,187 after the campaign formally ended in April. Chairman W. Meredith S. Young said the gifts reduce borrowing needs for the 4.3 million expansion and modernization program and that more funds are expected. Carl V. Weakley announced a 7,500 gift from Hanover Shoe Co Inc of Hanover, Pennsylvania, reflecting the company’s concern for Middletown employees and the community’s hospital facilities.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Meredith S. Young
Young
Carl V. Weakley
Hanover Shoe Co Inc
Hanover
Mardletown
E. S. Fitzgibbon
Hanover Shoe Company
Weakley
Middletown
Four Vehicle Crash Injures Two On East Seventh Street
Two men were slightly injured in a 7:20 am four vehicle collision along East Seventh Street. Thomas Colliflower Jr. 19 of Thurmont was treated and released from Fort Detrick Dispensary after his car rear‑ended a parked pickup, pushing the first truck into a second pickup and then into a sedan. James C Grimes Jr. of Walkersville was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after leaping between trucks during the crash. Continued on Page 5.
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East Seventh Street
Fort Detrick Dispensary
Thomas Colliflower Jr
Thurmont
James C Grimes Jr
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Colliflower
Grimes
Stephens Named Dean of Frederick Community College
Lewis W. Stephens was named to the new post of Dean of Instruction at Frederick Community College. He will start around July 1 with a salary of 11000 dollars yearly and will oversee the instructional program and curriculum development. A Baltimore County native, he holds a Johns Hopkins bachelor’s and master’s in education administration and plans to complete a Maryland master’s this summer. He is a World War II veteran, former life insurance underwriter, and has 15 years in education as counselor, teacher, and administrator at McDonogh School. He is married with two children.
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Lewis W. Stephens
Frederick Community College
Stephens
Baltimore County
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Phi Delta Kappa
University of Maryland
South Pacific
U.S. Air Force
McDonagh School
Negroes and Whites Clash as Gunfight Wounds Man in Miss
In Philadelphia Mississippi civil rights tension flares as gunfire erupts between Negro and white groups near Freedom Democratic party HQ. One white man, Stanley Stuart, is wounded. car damage reported. Police seal off area as patrols patrol dawn. King says marchers will return with nonviolent resolve.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Bruce Latimer
Stanley Stuart
Freedom Democratic Party
Stuart
Highway Patrol
Maynard King
Latimer
Freedom Ifuneral
Gibson Eakes
Eakes
Yazoo City
Martin Luther King
King
Rioting in Pompano Beach Involves Negro Crowd
In Pompano Beach Florida hundreds of Black residents rioted early today throwing rocks at police stores and cars. Police cleared streets with billy clubs and tear gas warnings. Two cars overturned one set afire and several officers injured. Twenty four arrestees reported as riots spanned under an hour.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Negro District
Miami
Arthur M. Marks
Fireworks planned for AAU meet near Governor Thomas Johnson HS
Frederick merchants' association mapped plans to coordinate a July 2 fireworks display with the National AAU Women's Track Meet at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. The all aerial show costs 1500 dollars, with one ground display and a fiery sign reading AAU Job Well Done. Zambelli Fireworks Co. will handle the display. Richard Hammond and association members met to finalize details and urge attendees to watch when the meet ends.
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Frederick
Zambelli Fireworks Co
New Castle
Hammond
Association
Thomas O’toole
E. R. Pemsel
Russell Jones Jr
Evelyn LosCalzo
John Holmes
De Gaulle And Brezhnev Converge On Viet Nam Views
MOSCOW AP Charles de Gaulle met with Soviet leader Brezhnev and French sources say their Viet Nam views were similar. De Gaulle criticized U S policy while Brezhnev accused the United States of savage aggression and both noted convergence on the Viet Nam situation. They also discussed Soviet French ties in economy culture and science and joint space ventures.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Leonid I. Brezhnev
de Gaulle
U.S
Brezhnev
United States
Kremlin
Stock Market Advances In Early Trading
New York stocks opened with a moderate rise as buyers stepped in during early trading. Investors watched early price action with several leading issues showing gains.
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New York
Kehne Seeks County Commissioner Seat For Second Time
Carroll H. Kehne, 56, files for an $8,000 post as county commissioner subject to the Democratic primary. He previously ran for the same office, securing 2,700 votes, ahead of the last Democratic nominee by 2350. For 24 years he owned Kehne's Gulf Service Station at West Patrick and Jefferson, and 12 years earlier partnered with Charles Jones in Jones and Kehne Gulf Service Station on Market Streets Freder. Continued on page.
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Carroll H. Kehne
Secord
Kehne
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Charles §. Jones
Jones and
Five American planes downed in Viet Nam air battle
Five US aircraft were shot down in Viet Nam over the past 24 hours. A Navy pilot crippled by enemy fire shot down a MiG-17 over North Viet Nam, as four Navy F8 Crusaders tangled with four MiG-17s 65 miles northeast of Hanoi. Ground fire hit two Navy planes, while other losses included an Air Force Thunderchief, an Air Force Sabre, and a C123 transport. Troops fought a Communist battalion in the central highlands as Premier Ky eased a blockade on Saigon's Buddhist Institute briefly.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Central Highlands
South
101St Airborne
1St Cavalry
Highland
Tuy Hoa
Highlands
Bloodmobile Enters Frederick County for Final 1965-66 Drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Evangelical Lutheran Church on Thursday with donor hours from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The drive ends the 1965-66 fiscal year and aims to reach 3048 pints. 18 year old county graduates may donate with parental consent required for those under 21 unless married or in the armed forces. Consent forms are at the Red Cross Office. Walk-ins welcome or appointments via the Red Cross Office.
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Red Cross
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Red Cross Office
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Seon
J. Rolfe Castleman
United Fire Engines
Hood
Margie Solomon
Community College
Florida
Red
U. S
North
Bloodmobile
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