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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1965

Page

8

Chief Main Addresses Civic Club on Crime Prevention

Frederick police chief Charles V. Main told Civic Club members that adequate police protection must coexist with individual rights. He outlined routine investigations, suspect elimination, and clue narrowing before arrests and noted Frederick County lacks a separate juvenile court, suggesting a future state legislative change. The event was sponsored by the Civic Club public affairs department with several hostesses.

Charles V. Main Civic Club Steiner House Main Frederick Maryland Assembly Public Affairs Department The C. Carroll Wickless Donald Rice Michael Pue LeRoy Barrick Harry K. Shaffer

Republicans fill policy positions chair two task forces

The Republican National Committee named two leaders to head new policy task forces. Robert C. Hill, former ambassador to Mexico El Salvador and Costa Rica, will lead the foreign relations conduct task force, while Rep. William M. McCulloch will head the human rights and responsibilities panel.

Washington Republican National Committee U.S Robert C. Hill Littleton, N.H Mexico el Salvador Costa Rica William M. McCulloch Ohio House Judiciary Committee McCulloch Hill

Denmark Beer Strike Enters Eleventh Day Across Nation

Danish beer shortages spread as 6000 brewery workers strike, narrowing access to beer to select inns and private import ventures. Some bars limit pours, others import from Germany. milk and dairy sales rise while taxes falter. Government loses millions in tax revenue as unions seek a 2 cent per hour wage increase.

Copenhagen Denmark Luebeck Germany Dairies

Blood donors in Rome offered gramophone records prize

Halian volunteer blood donors in Rome are now offered two free gramophone records for each donation, replacing the previous perk of free theater tickets. The change shifts incentives as donors continue to support blood supplies nationwide.

Blood For Records Rome

Q.T. Indoor Outdoor Tan Promises Deep, Safe Glow

Advertising copy for Q.T. tanning product from Coppertone. Claims indoor tanning with Keto chromin provides a deeper tan and sunburn protection. No dyes or artificial color. skin emollients help condition skin. suggests leg grooming and touch ups.

Coppertone

Fort Detrick honors two employees with performance awards

Mrs Outstanding Performance Ap Shirley V Miller and Miss Sarah Superior Performance Awards M Babington from the Office of the Comptroller were recently presented to two Fort Detrick employees recognized for sustained relay station praisal ratings and outstanding performance.

Fort Detrick Shirley V. Miller East Coast Praisal Sarah M. Babington Office of the

Carvel Hall To Close July 1 In Annapolis

Annapolis Maryland Carvel Hall Hotel will close July 1 leaving town with limited downtown lodging for conventions and Naval Academy visitors. The state and Historic Annapolis Inc plan to buy and raze parts to build a cultural center while preserving the Paca House, with $350000 authorized for purchase and razing.

Annapolis Carvel Hall Maryland Naval Academy Academy Historic State Historic Annapolis Inc William Paca Historic Society Paca Joseph S. Kelchner

Thurmont Girl Nipped By Dog

A five year old Thurmont girl Kristina Ervin was nipped on the hand by a farm dog during a kindergarten class tour. Trooper Paul Crutchley said the skin was not broken and the girl was taken to a doctor for observation. The dog belongs to Charles Myers who owned the farm.

Thurmont Paul C. Crutchley Kristina Ervin William Ervin Charles Myers

Push-Button Stock Motel Revolutionizes Quotations

New York AP reports a compact desktop quotation device lets users obtain instant stock data with a push of a button. The gadget promises quick access to market quotes, boosting efficiency for investors seeking up-to-date figures.

New York

Televised quotes aid modern brokerage offices

The text describes a new display system in brokerage offices showing latest sale, bid and asked prices and price/earnings ratio on a TV like screen. Amerace Corporation notes the key buttons wont fade or wear and letters are molded in plastic for color permanence.

Amerace Corporation

Cow Trade Would Be Poor For Milk Plan

Dairy specialists at the University of Kentucky say trading 11 000 pounds of milk for feed and water over a year is a bad deal. To get that milk you would carry about seven times as much water and slightly more than one times as much feed.

Lexington, Ky University of Kentucky

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