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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 10, 1965

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Frederick Memorial Hospital Celebrates National Hospital Week

Frederick Memorial Hospital plans a full week of activities under the theme People, the Heart of the Hospital. The program honors all staff, with guided student tours to encourage careers here and job postings in county schools for roles such as nurses aide, ward clerk, and housekeeping maid.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Robinson Nottingham Jr George Waxter Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg Walkersville High School Linganore High School St. John's High School Women’s Merril Adams Atlee Shry Edward Cherry Richard FE. Zimmerman Vernal C. Moore Donald Rice Charles Walker Ernest Webb James Luckadoo Carl Weakley American Hospital Association Florence Nightingale Luckadoo Waxter Nottingham Jr Jennings Bailey Jr Howard W. Ash Alan W. Long J. Frederick Kreissig

Teens Guilty in Montgomery County Alcohol Case

Four Montgomery County teens were found guilty of possessing alcohol and fined 50 dollars with suspensions by Magistrate Bennett. The youths named were Dwight R. Johnson Olney David Lee Newcomer Endor Christopher N Renn Clarksburg and Allen Henry Macomber Silver Spring. A fifth teen Michael Patrick Hurley forfeited a 50 dollar bond and did not appear for trial. McHubble testified seeing a boy entering a tavern and returning with beer before police stopped the car. Six cans were in the front and twelve in the back. none were opened. Parents indicated punishment at home.

Montgomery County Stanley Y. Bennett Dwight R. Johnson Olney David Lee Newcomer Endor Christopher N. Renn Clarksburg Allen Henry Macomber Silver Spring Michael Patrick Hurley Th. Byron L. Hubble Ridgeville MD. 144 Tfc Hubble Bennett

South Korean Plot Thwarted

Seoul Korea AP reports a coup plot against the government was broken up with seven arrested, including field grade army officers. Army spokesman Col. Lee Wook Kun says investigation continues and details remain undisclosed.

Seoul. Korea Army Lee Wook-kun

Summer Scholarships Offered for Mental Health Ringers Drive

Frederick County prepares a door to door bell ringing campaign Tuesday evening as part of Mental Health Month. Over 500 volunteers will canvass area homes from 7 to 9 p.m. led by Joseph Turner. Six local high school students will receive $150 stipends for a six week work study at Crownsville Eastern Shore Rosewood Springfield or Spring Grove State Hospitals from July 6 to August 13. The local Mental Health Chapter sponsors the statewide summer careers program in mental health.

Frederick County Joseph Turner Crownsville Eastern Shore Rosewood Springfield Spring Grove

Two Year Old Shoots Dad In Thumb In Virginia Farm

Grady A. Knapp, 26, of Alexandria, Virginia, a rifle leaned against his body as his two year old son Ralph pulled the trigger on a .22 caliber rifle at Triangle Lock Farm in Brunswick. The man was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a thumb injury.

Virginia Tfe Robert L. McAfee Triangle Lock Farm Brunswick Grady A. Knapp Alexandria Knapp Ralph McAfee Frederick Memorial Hospital

Stock Market Moves Unevenly In Early Trading

New York shares opened with mixed results as traders weighed early moves in the market. Prices showed small gains and losses across several major sectors amid light volume and cautious sentiment.

New York

Five Children Die In Farm House Fire

Five young children died in a rural Brandywine Maryland farmhouse fire on a Sunday night. The Hardy children ranged from 5 to 9 years old and are believed to have ignited the blaze, with their father on leave and the mother at a church nearby. Fire crews from Brandywine Clinton Accokeek and Waldorf extinguished the flames after neighbors spotted the fire around midnight. The cause is under investigation and the mother was hospitalized after collapsing at home.

Brandywine, Md Army Spec. 5 Wilmer Hardy Hardy Ft. Eustis Melissa Maurice Hardy Wilmer Hardy Jr Roderick Rosiland Washington Brandywine Clinton Accokeek Waldorf

Anti Poverty Meeting to Review County Action Group Constitution

Frederick County Community Action Committee proposes a two year, appointed membership under a new constitution. The 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Frederick Magistrates Courtroom will discuss data collection on poverty, service coordination and program stimulation. Mrs. Benjamin Warshowsky chairs the committee.

Frederick County Community Action Committee Frederick Benjamin Warshowsky CAC

Plane Crash Victim Carole Tyler Dies In Ocean City

Coast Guard searched for wreckage after a sunken plane failed to surface. Carole Tyler and pilot Robert H. Davis died when the single engine Waco biplane plunged into the Atlantic during a Sunday joyride off Ocean City. Davis, 43, of Huntington, West Virginia, was a father of two and previously worked for Chafin Coal Co. Witnesses saw the plane swoop, loop, and dive into the sea as thousands watched from the beach.

Ocean City APY Coast Guard Atlantic Carole Tyler Bobby Baker Miss Tyler Robert H. Davis Huntington W. Va Bakers Carousel Davis Baker Marshall University Chafin Coal Co Sam Borzymowski Baltimore

South Dakota Buried By 31-Inch Snowfall

Deadwood and Lead in the Black Hills region were buried by a 31 inch snowfall that began Saturday morning and ended Sunday noon. Snow drifts reached six to seven feet, trapping residents and visitors at fishing cabins as plows resumed summer storage off the highways.

Deadwood South Dakota

Soviets Launch New Moon Shot For Anniversary Display

In Moscow on V E day anniversary, the USSR unveiled Lunik 5 a 3254 pound instrument for lunar data after a Red Square military parade Tass said it launched from an earlier orbiting rocket and stood about 70,000 miles from Earth at 10 p m with no word on moon impact or photos. Ranger 9 in contrast sent 5000 plus pictures before crashing. The event included a large weapons show and appeals to renounce nuclear weapons.

Moscow Soviet Union U.S Tass Kremlin Lunik Red Square

Man Held In $2 500 Robbery

The last of three charged with beating and robbing 85 year old William F. Grove of 2500 was ordered held on 2500 bond for a preliminary hearing. Kenneth Eugene Harding 25 of West Fifth Street faces assault and battery 500 robbery 1000 burglary 1000. Charles V McDonald 24 of East Fifth Street was released on 2500 bond and a 16 year old is charged as a juvenile delinquent. Police said Grove woke about 1 am January 18 beaten and robbed of 2500 from his pockets and wallet. Harding was picked up May 3 in Reading Pennsylvania others arrested April 30 in Frederick. Lt Ellis G Carty and Sgt Paul W. Mosburg investigated.

Frederick Kenneth Eugene Harding West Fifth Street Charles V. McDonald East Fifth Street William F. Grove Grove Harding Reading Ellis G. Carty Paul W. Mossburg Frederick City

Two Drivers Hit with Nine Charges by City Police

Police charged George Ridgely 24 of Mt. Airy with drunken driving reckless driving exceeding 25 mph driving without a license failing to obey a policeman and failing to carry a registration card after a 2:35 a.m. chase on Bentz Street. William McClure 36 of East Sixth Street faces drunken driving reckless driving and failure to stop after a property damage incident tied to a 12:35 a.m. crash on North Market Street.

George Ridgely Mt. Airy Ridgely Bentz Street William McClure East Sixth Street McClure North Market Street North Bentz Street

Little Girls Treated For Dog Bites

Two young girls were bitten by dogs in separate incidents within an hour Sunday. Elizabeth Curry, five, was bitten on the thigh hand and arm while pulling an object from a dog in Rocky Ridge. the dog belonged to George Kolb. Brenda Horak, three, was bitten on the chin and arms by a stray dog north of Thurmont while at her grandfather’s tavern. the dog’s owner is unknown and the animal remains at large. Elizabeth was treated by Dr. C. E. Wright and Brenda at Frederick Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed against the Rocky Ridge dog owner.

Elizabeth A. Curry Russell L. Curry RFD 1 Rocky Ridge George Kolb C. E. Wright Brenda G. Horak Frederick C. Horak Baltimore Thurmont Mervin Eyler Frederick Memorial Hospital

Wreck Ends High Speed Auto Chase

Twelve police cars chased a speeding car that crashed into a utility pole near Cap Stine Road. James Richard Snoots, 19, of Middletown, charged with exceeding 70 mph by State Police. Damage estimated at 350 dollars.

James Richard Snoots Middletown P. Richard Sanders Snoots U.S. 40 South Street Sanders Frederick Broadway Shaw’s Lane South Market Street Carroll Street Park Place Madison Street U.S. 15 Manor Woods Cap Stine Road

County Commissioners List Budget Allotments For Various Offices

The Board of County Commissioners has released detailed allotments for each county department and agency. The $9,215,789 budget equals estimated receipts from all sources, including $6,037,457 in general property taxes and $1,218,000 in state highway revenues. Other revenue sources total $1,959, + 0, with surpluses and fees accounting for the rest. The plan lists School costs at 5,903,765, roads 1,687,989, welfare 219,488, health 165,142, Montevue Home 148,151, debt service 119,800, and related items across several departments.

Board of County Commissioners Nues Frederick County County General Fund Board of Education Frederick Community College Montevue Winchester Hall Planning and Zoning Commission

Barrera Delays New Attack as Dominican Rebels Stand Ground

In Santo Domingo the junta led by Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera warns it is ready to move against rebels but will seek to avert bloodshed first. Col Francisco Caamano Deno replies rebels have defeated junta troops and police, and claim morale is higher than ever. U.S. sources say Washington cautions against renewed fighting.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Antonio Imbert Barrera U.S Washington Imbert Francisco Caamano Deno Donald Reid Cabral Elias Wessin Y Wessin Caamano Caribbean Sea

Three More Americans Die In Viet War News

In Saigon on Sunday and through the day US and Vietnamese planes hammered targets in North Vietnam. Navy jets from Coral Sea and Midway reported battles with light ground fire and all crews returned safely. One Navy pilot was killed in a strafing dive incident. Two American soldiers were killed and eight wounded in a six hour clash with Viet Cong west of Saigon. Air forces claimed damage to bridges trucks a barge and road grader.

Saigon Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S Navy North Me Kong Coral Sea Midway

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Frederick Memorial National Hospital Week Primrose Neb Main Street Anti-Poverty Meeting Cording U. S Chase South Bentz Street Donald Travis Douglas Abrecht Fourth Street Zbigniew Makowsky East Coast Relay Station Bentz and Fourth Streets Ralph Potts Abrecht Barrera Viet Arrhn
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