Awards To Be Given On Tuesday 4-H Night Theme 1965
The 4-H Achievement Night titled 4-H Memories 1965 will be held Tuesday at 8 pm in the Middletown High School auditorium. All 955 county 4-Hers plus guests attend as youth are honored for outstanding achievement and leadership. County reps to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago will be announced by Richard Angus with awards presented by David Eigenbrode and Muss Sally O Muller.
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Middletown High School
Chicago
Richard Angus
David Eigenbrode
Muss Sally O Muller
Frederick County
Sarah Susan Anhalt
J Homer Remsberg Jr
Earl Nicholson
Jack Molesworth
Kenneth Barker
Rodney Martz
Susan Poole
Douglas van Sant
Sandy Sue Smith
Kim Weedy
Larry Grossnickle
Myralee Garst
Wanda Black
Ellen Hevner
Kevin Dudrow
John Williams
Dennis Smith
Robert Hobda
Edwin Hevner
Gene Keller
Holmes Baker
U S Jets Strike Viet Missile Base
Four U S Air Force personnel, all noncommissioned officers, are missing after a roadblock incident near Vung Tau Saigon with a massive search under way. U S Navy jets hit a surface to air missile site 35 miles east of Hanoi after a Crusader was shot down. The Big Red One division reported trench tunnel systems, light casualties, and at least five Viet Cong killed 20 miles north of Saigon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Vung Tau
South China Sea
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Comlex
North Viet Nam
Area Shoppers Differ On Early Yale Decorations
County residents respond differently to pre Christmas displays in a News-Post survey. Miss Carole Merriman of Brunswick opposes early decorations, saying they wear out the idea before Christmas. Others, including Mrs John M Getzandanner Jr of Mt Airy and George D Brown, favor them saying they aid planning and shopping. A Middletown woman argues they rush the season and spoil Thanksgiving. A Frederick man notes that Christmas toys appear year round, though he seldom notices decorations. Harold M Franklin of Thurmont says he does not mind the pre holiday shows as he shopping for family.
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News-Paost
Carole Merriman
Brunswick
George D. Brown
Frederick
Frederick Eyes Cable TV Study and Possible Franchise
Mayor Paul Magaha said discussions with a Washington man named John Handley consider bringing CATV to Frederick. He stressed no proposal or decision exists yet. Handley would form a corporation to operate a cable system if terms agree, with city revenue potential cited. Nearby Cumberland Chambersburg Hancock and Hagerstown already have or are considering franchises. dialogued discussions focus on franchise viability and city approval.
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Frederick
Paul Magaha
Washington
Magaha
John Handley
Handley
WFMD
Baltimore
Community Antenna Television
CATV
Maryland Municipal League
Cumberland
Chambersburg
Hancock
Hagerstown
Johnson delays filling new cabinet post in Texas report
President Johnson will leave the new Cabinet post vacant until January with the Housing and Home Finance Agency led by Robert C Weaver acting in the interim. Weaver, a 57 year old Negro, may be considered for secretary. The article notes stockpile sales and plans to sign education and naval disposal measures.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Texas White House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Aluminum Co. of America
Moyers
San Marcos
LBJ
Southwest Texas State College
U.S
Argentina
Turkey
Brazil
Italy
Spain
Philippines
Man Shot Near Hyattstown In Hunting Accident
A %-year-old Annapolis man, Ronald Radcliffe of Revere Road, is in Suburban Hospital Bethesda with undetermined injuries after a hunting accident on a farm near Hyattstown. He was wounded shortly after 9 30 a m by a shot from his hunting companion Rudolph K Maker of Wheaton. The Hyatts town ambulance carried him to the hospital as Montgomery County Police investigate the shooting.
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Annapolis
Bethesda
Hyattstown
Ronald Radcliffe
Revere Road
Rudolph K. Maker
Wheaton
Radcliffe
Montgomery County
Supreme Court to Hear Protests on Voting Law
The Supreme Court will hear South Carolina's challenge to the 1965 voting rights act, inviting other states to join. The case seeks an immediate halt to federal registrars in the state and may avoid lower court proceedings. The court granted original jurisdiction, with justices split on acceptance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Hugo L
Black
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Deep South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
The
Preme Court
Daniel R. McLeod
Justice Department
Moylan Named To MSD Board Of Visitors
Daniel W. Moylan, former Maryland U S attorney aide, named to the Maryland School for the Deaf board of visitors by Gov. Tawes. Moylan, an attorney in Hagerstown, is son of Judge Charles E. Moylan and brother of Charles E. Moylan Jr. He is grandson of Rev and Mrs Daniel E. Moylan, both MSD graduates. He attended Western Maryland College and earned bachelor and law degrees from the University of Maryland.
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Daniel W. Moylan
United States
Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Moylan
Hagerstown
J. Millard Tawes
Charles E. Moylan
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Baltimore
Daniel E. Moylan
The
School For the Deaf
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Liberal Party Seen Leading In Canada Election
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and rival John Diefenbaker campaigned on the final day as polls suggested the Liberals would win a clear majority or form another minority government. Projections from Montreal Gazette and Winnipeg Free Press vary, with Liberal gains expected in Quebec and Ontario. Pearson warned of NDP gains possibly yielding Conservative seats. Liberals hold 127 seats to Conservatives 92 with 18 NDP and 13 Creditistes.
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Toronto
Lester B. Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Pearson
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Hamilton
Ont
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Sask
House of Commons
Liberals
Montreal Gazette
Winnipeg Free Press
Toronto Globe and Mail
Winnipeg Tribe
Libers
Quebec
Ontario
Conservatives
NDP
Creditistes
Social Credit
Nudists Fight Tennessee Nudism Law Over Definition
In Knoxville, nudists challenge a state ban, arguing the law lacks definition and violates civil rights. Officials acknowledge the act is vague but contend full nudity in certain contexts may cross into lewdness and indecency.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee
Tydings Aides Cite U.S. 40 As Problem
Assistants to U.S. Senator Joseph D. Tydings say the main Western Maryland issue is the condition of U S 40 from Frederick to Hagerstown and the delay in Interstate 70 construction between those cities. They tour the region with Clara West Mary Zalar and Lynne Cashman visiting Fort Detrick Hood College and other sites.
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Tydings
Maryland
Goodloe E. Byron
Beverly Byron
Clara West
Mary Zalar
Hopwoodpointment
Lynne Cashman
Joseph D. Tydings
D.md
South Viet Nam
U.S
Fort Detrick
Thomas Johnson School
Hood College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Annapolis
State House
Naval Academy
Frederick
Del
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Fort Frederick State Park
Local Cases Not Marred By Ruling
Frederick County criminal indictments appear intact despite a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling on jury oaths. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. and State’s Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer say local courts remain unaffected unless the Friday decision exceeded the appealed lower court ruling.
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Frederick County
Maryland Court of Appeals
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Lidge Schowgurow
High
Maryland
Hay
Clapp
Counseling Group Newest TN Appeal
Editor's note describes Counseling Services Inc as the youngest United Fund agency. The program offers in field marital guidance and family counseling for complex parent child relationships, financial worries, illness, aging issues, and new family changes. It emphasizes confidential counselor consultations for Frederick County residents.
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Counseling Services Inc
United Fund Group
Frederick County
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