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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
2
A sermon asserts Christ freely chose to die for sinners, rose again for justification, and that death is a temporary corridor to heaven. It emphasizes belief in Jesus as savior, repentance, and the promise of eternal life for believers with cited scriptural references.
James Gould, a 72 year old pensioner in Dundee Scotland, becomes a father for the first time. Six years after the death of his first wife in 1957, he remarried his housekeeper Beattie who at 39 presented him with a 7 pound 9 ounce son.
In Washington assistant press secretary Joseph Laitin dismissed rumors of crime and trouble at the Catoctin Job Corps Camp near Thurmont. He said President Johnson was questioned in a way that suggested doubt, but found no truth to the reports.
An aide to West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith says a site near Harpers Ferry on fish hatchery land has been approved for a Job Corps Camp. The Bolivar Heights location was dropped after strong local protests and debates over the site.
Richard L. Moore, former president of the Chesapeake Associated Press, is named editor of the Daily Times in Salisbury. Thomas D. Irvin becomes publisher, succeeding Oscar L. Morris who died last Sunday. Moore, 51, has been managing editor since 1960 and has long served the newspaper.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching, and eases pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem. The product is sold in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
Area firemen fought several blazes over the weekend including a general alarm at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. The cigarette started fire damaged second floor rooms and furniture. smoke filled hallways and apartments, with heavy smoke damage across the second floor. Irvin, a longtime newspaper employee since 1938, held roles as advertising manager in 1953 and business manager in 1960.
Saturday and Sunday saw rapid responses from Independent fire companies including United Fire, Citizens Truck, and Junior Fire to chimney and grass fires. A large two hour wood frame house blaze on Md 94 near Woodbine left the family of Junior Hitt temporarily displaced. damages were estimated as uninsured.
A fragment describes a 6-foot-3 forward from Houston linked to Lisbon Sykesville and Mount Airy with ties to the University of Washington. It mentions a junior and a response to an alarm, with an estimated value around $8,000. The text is incomplete and part of a broader sports context.
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