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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
11
Neal Russo of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch presents advice from aging professionals to youths on practice discipline, conditioning, diet, curfew, sleep, and learning to be good losers as baseball mirrors life. It emphasizes hard work, opens doors to college or pro contracts, stresses nutrition and rest, and notes the risks of overweight.
Players say hitting requires at least 75 percent confidence and comes through experience in youth leagues. Practice builds muscle and timing, with drills that even use improvised equipment like a broomhandle and rag sock to keep swinging when idle.
Dodgers star Drysdale warns the Senators face a tough year as he says contending requires near 100 percent effort every day for 162 games. He notes other teams may rely on home run hitters and questions Washingtons depth.
The New York City Board of Education reveals integration plans by reassigning grades among elementary junior high and high schools. Calving E Gross touts 5-3-4 and 4-4 options to move students faster, boosting mix across schools as districts expand geographic reach.
Frederick County’s newest Boy Scout troop, 50 boys and parents, organized Monday at the New Market Fire Hall under Grayson Haller. Scoutmaster is Lynn Cooper. pack cubmaster is Ray F. Long. Troop sponsored by New Market and Monrovia churches. den mothers named, need for two more. Next meeting to finalize registrations at 7 30 p.m. at the Fire Hall.
Nine principals five supervisors and district leaders from Frederick County attend the Maryland Conference on Elementary Education at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore with over 700 attendees. The event covers culture impacts on children and strategies for school program changes within a planned community.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank announces a quarterly dividend of 45 cents a share to stockholders on record March 19. President Benjamin L. Shuff stated the dividend totals 68793.75 dollars and will be payable April 1 after a board meeting this week.
The Senate approved a bill for mandatory chemical tests of motorists charged with drunken driving and sent it to the House. A related bill would require windshield stickers as proof of insurance. The House backed a proposal mandating a new air pollution rule.
In Washington DC the number of cigar store wooden Indians has dwindled from about 100000 to a few collectors items. Recent Parke-Bernet sales in New York City saw three figures of 2050 1300 and 725 dollars. The Tobacco Institute reports this shrinking niche among tobacco shop artifacts.
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