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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
10
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page 10 dated Friday May 28 1965 presents a compact set of notices, columns, and brief items. It includes local events, community notices, and concise updates reflecting the city’s daily life.
The Prize Winning Journalism Not Always Appreciated event at Macalester College Hall drew one of journalism’s top honors recipients. John McCormally of the Hutchinson News discussed reapportionment battles and one man one vote rulings, while Norman Isaacs of the Louisville Courier-Journal spoke on malapportionment and its broader impact on Kansas and the nation.
The piece surveys figures such as McCormally, John Harrison, Gene Goltz, Melvin Ryder, J A Livingston, and Louis M Kohlmeier, noting their work on housing codes, municipal corruption, flood reporting, Soviet satellites, and Johnson family finances. It also mentions Denmark's first consumer cooperative formed in 1866.
The Potomac River Advisory Committee met for the first time, with members from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. They will coordinate jurisdictional views on Potomac matters pass them to federal agencies and advise on a permanent Potomac Basin planning and development organization. An Interior Department staff outline and a subcommittee to arrange future cooperation were discussed.
O Donnell, director of the State Planning Department, Paul McKee, director of the Department of Water Resources, and Alvin H. Wilson Sr., member of the Forests and Parks Commission, were named to key state panels.
Moscow based Tass reports Soviet doctors used an electronic computer to diagnose heart disease with 92 percent accuracy. Doctors fed the machine 10 000 symptoms and the computer produced a diagnosis for individual cases.
The Monocacy Cemetery Association plans its annual benefit sale on cemetery grounds in Beallsville this Saturday, starting at 9 am. The Women’s Auxiliary will offer sandwiches, coffee, and home baked goods for sale.
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