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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
1
A fall start for Frederick High School on the job training program to give students first hand experience in merchandising marketing and management with classroom education. The distributive education pilot pairs students with local businesses with pay at the beginning wage and college credit.
A mother Margaret Ambrose and six children Louis 5 Christine 6 Sophia 7 Scott Michael David and KeithIn Reading Pennsylvania a rapid fire in a crowded near downtown home killed seven people before dawn The seventh child Paulette 7 escaped Police questioned the lone survivor to determine the blaze’s cause Firemen reported dense smoke and sparks and no other houses were damaged.
The Vatican announced that Pope Paul VI will celebrate Easter Mass outdoors on the steps of St. Peter's Basilica and deliver his Easter message at noon. He will bless from the loggia over St. Peter's Square after the service. The coronation ceremony on June 30, 1963, also took place in front of the basilica.
U S Representative Charles Mathias of Maryland records the largest staff among the state's House members in January payrolls. His 11 aides total pay of 5151 dollars, with individuals including Evelyn Slater 643 and William Emerson 1106. Carlton Sickles, Congressmen-At-Large, employs 10 with a 4076 payroll. The report notes Elizabeth Garmatz atop her brother Edward Garmatz's staff at 904 dollars. Maryland senators' payrolls for late 1947 list many aides and clerks with salaries ranging from under 200 to over 5 thousand dollars.
Gary H. Gwynn a 16 year old of Woodbine was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a fractured jaw after he fell asleep at the wheel and ran his 1953 sedan off Penn Shop Road into an embankment. Trooper Roy J. Reed charged him with reckless driving.
A general alarm fire at Kehne's service station at East Thirteenth and East Streets caused only minor damage, confined to the motor of an oil burner. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze.
A four alarm blaze in three North Baltimore row houses killed a man Archie Giustina 38 who leaped from a third story window. A woman died beside the same window as residents fled into freezing air and Red Cross HQ nearby. Firefighters fought the two hour fire as roofs and upper floors were heavily damaged. The cause was not yet determined.
U S Rep Charles Mathias Jr will host an open house March 25 from 3 to 5 p m in the Cannon Office Building Caucus Room with Ann Mathias. The event marks Maryland Day and references the 331st Maryland founding anniversary and the Stamp Act repudiation by the Twelve Immortal Judges of Frederick County.
Police report a white 18 year old, Andrew A. Mormile of Brooklyn, was stabbed multiple times about the face and head on a Brooklyn subway car by two Black assailants who fled. The motive remains unknown and about $5 was found on the victim.
Senate Republican leader Everett M Dirksen declared the United States has blown the trumpets of retreat too long and must take a firm stance against the Communists. He spoke on a TV radio program taped with Sen Jack Miller and followed criticism from Sen J W Fulbright who accused hardline patriots of obstructing diplomacy. Fulbright, addressing Johns Hopkins University, argued against the no concession policy and urged restraint in dealing with the Soviet Union.
Prof Margherita Guarducci reported 11 years of work led to discovery of a small funeral structure and hidden chamber beneath St. Peter's Basilica. Analyses by anthropologist Venerando Correnti dated bones to a robust male 60 to 70, matching lore of St. Peter.
Regents voted to add a 1.5 million School of Architecture at the University of Maryland and approved a study to expand the Baltimore County campus. The plan lists 1.5 million initial cost from the Legislature and 300 000 annually from student fees. Construction for a 1966 first year class of 500 at Baltimore County is planned.
Moscow reports accuse Chinese students of attacking Soviet militia guarding the U S embassy during a March 4 protest against North Vietnamese raids. Pravda publishes a note and reader letters condemning the attack as hooliganism and threatens possible expulsions. China ponders recalling students.
In Annapolis the Maryland Legislature moved bills across topics. A revolving charge account interest cap passed the House, an auto insurance windshield sticker bill advanced in the Senate, and racial discrimination and public accommodations bills gained attention. Campaign contribution limits moved toward final passage, eight new Maryland districts were approved, drunken driving chemical tests or license suspensions were authorized, and reapportionment moved with Governor Tawes’ signature on a joint resolution.
Gov. George C. Wallace travels to Washington to meet President Johnson about Alabama racial unrest as civil rights protests spread from Selma. Johnson agrees to meet. federal troops on alert reportedly. Kings aide Hosea Williams vows march on Montgomery despite court order.
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