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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
10
In this meditation Fr. Brose reflects on John 17 and Jesus as the Living Word. The Bible is presented as divine, inspired, and life giving, not human literature. Believers are urged to draw near through Word and Spirit and to accept abundant life in Christ. The piece notes Jesus’ humanity in temptation and His eventual triumph over evil as humanity's victory.
An assistant professor of chemistry from Goucher College will discuss Coordination Chemistry for Frederick area high school students at a Science Seminar on March 31 at 7 p m in Frederick High School Agricultural Building. The talk is the fifth in a series sponsored by the Maryland Academy of Sciences. Speaker Lewis Walker recently completed a Ph D at Indiana University. The article likens assembling Cassino’s hilltop monastery to solving a massive jigsaw puzzle.
Baltimore Bullets defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 143 to 126 as Wilt Chamberlain scored 51 but was quiet in the final period. Walt Bellamy led Baltimore with 33 points and Don Ohl along with Wayne Hightower fueled a late surge. Johnson was fined $500 for tardiness after arriving late to the game noted by GM Paul Hoffman.
Friday schedule lists Pomonkey Locker man Somerset Northeast Fort Hill Easton Allegany Surratsville games by class. Saturday finals crown class C B A and AA champions with intermission between the B and A finals. Individual player tallies show Etzler Graves Linton Ross Miller Edwards Frizzell Washington Day Stokes Butland Winn Penn Wilson Harris Lomax contributing across teams.
Baseball results sum up with the Mets winning 4-3 in St Petersburg while Boston edged the Cubs 5-4 in Scottsdale and Pittsburgh blanked Philadelphia 4-0 in a rain shortened five innings in Fort Myers. Cleveland split squads won both games and Mexico City Reds beat Washington 8-7 in Mexico City in ten innings.
Fritz Ackley drove in the winning run for the Cardinals with an eighth inning sacrifice fly against the Mets. Cleveland exploded for six runs in the sixth to beat the Giants. Mike Fernandez delivered a go ahead RBI single for Mexico City off Senator Jim Hannan.
In Vail Colorado French skiers Jean Claude Killy and Marielle Goitschell won the men’s and women’s slalom at the American International races. Austria’s Karl Schranz was disqualified for missing the 26th gate on the second run, moving Heine Messner to second and Jim Heuga to third. Austria leads the men’s team standings with 86 points, France 47, United States 34. team title to be decided after Monday’s giant slalom.
Exhibition baseball results show Boston defeating Chicago 5 to 4 in 10 innings while New York beat Baltimore 8 to 7 and Cleveland topped Los Angeles 3 to 0. The National Audubon Society reports about 15 000 bird watchers taking part in the Christmas Bird Count across the United States and Canada. Virginia settlers observed Thanksgiving in 1619, instructed by London sponsors to keep their landing day perpetually holy.
In Dallas Neiman Marcus goods worth about 5.7 million dollars from a December 19 fire were sold in a sealed bid sale by 58 insurance firms, not the store. Buyers from across the country sought profit as 11 lots fetched 1.74 million, far below the insured value and a hoped 50 percent recovery.
More than 70 mixed voices from Columbia Union College Takoma Park directed by Paul R Hill perform at Montgomery Junior College on Wednesday at 8 p m. The Student Government Association and the Fine Arts Department organize a two hour program of varied music open to the public. The Brothers Three Triplets born near Wabag Western Highlands New Guinea named Namba Wan Namba Tu and Namba Tri pidgin English for No 1 2 and 3.
The quake lasting Feb 18 to 24 cracked ground and hills, killing 71 and destroying more than 2,300 buildings including houses schools shops and mosques and 14 bridges on Sanana Island east of Celebes Indonesia per NCNA quoting Antara. Sanana lies about 509 miles northeast of Macassar seaport.
Students from Frederick and Bethesda were accepted into Purdue University fraternities after three weeks of midterm activities. David Morris Guggenheim of 910 Magnolia Avenue Frederick joined Sigma Alpha Mu while Douglas Clark Bond and David D Richards of Bethesda were pledged by other fraternities. About 860 students were pledged by 41 fraternities.
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