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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 13, 1965

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Tornado kills one and devastates Joliet area

A northeastern Illinois tornado destroyed at least 150 homes and trailers in Preston Heights Sugar Creek and Channahon near Joliet. One woman died, 70 year old Mrs Herman Heisler, while her husband Herman Heisler remained in critical condition. Over 200 homeless, 45 injured, emergency shelters opened. Lt. Gov. Shapiro to inspect damage as Joliet police and Army personnel guard against looting. Property damage in Preston Heights estimated at $1 million.

Joliet, al Olga Horath Preston Heights Joliet Illinois Sugar Creek Channahon Herman Heisler Samuel Shapiro Otto Kerner Far East

Frederick Doctors Fear Draft Impact On Practice

MDs here express belief they will not be drafted. Six Frederick County physicians under 35 include J Fred Baker Robert S Hughes Thomas A Love Willis Riddick John H Teske and Robert J Thomas. Dr Baker says induction should occur if necessary but unlikely for him due to service. Dr Riddick argues the draft targets interns first and warns it would disrupt patient care and hardship for older patients while predicting minimal community harm with one or two doctors drafted.

Frederick Frederick County J. Fred Baker Robert S. Hughes Thomas A. Love Willis Riddick John H. Teske Robert J. Thomas Baker Riddick Dr. Riddick

Six Hurt In Frederick Area Three Crashes

Six people were injured in three auto accidents in the Frederick area over 24 hours. A three car crash on US 240 two miles south of Frederick involved George Slifer, Donald Whitmill, and Ronald Dustin. Whitmill and Mrs Mary Baker were hospitalized with neck injuries and scalp lacerations, while a two year old child suffered a fractured leg. Dustin faced reckless driving charges after rear ending Whitmill, causing a chain collision and vehicle overturn. A separate Ballenger Creek Pike incident sent a Jefferson area boy to hospital with a severe forehead laceration. Police noted damages to three cars and ongoing investigation.

Middletown Mary D. Baker Laurel Whitmill Frederick Memorial Hospital Dustin Whitmill Shier W Dennis Drumm Jefferson Area Ballenger Creek Pike Marvin C. Todd RFD 1 Jefferson

Tydings To Speak Here Wednesday

Senator Joseph D Tydings from Maryland will meet Winchester Hall residents Wednesday to discuss federal issues. The open 3 15 pm session follows speeches to Frederick High School at 2 15 pm and Hood College at 4 pm.

Joseph D Tydings D-Md Winchester Hall America Viet Nam Tydings Frederick High School Hood College Hood Science Building Frederick High Francis Scott Key

Johnson to receive blackout cause report next week

President Johnson may receive a report next week on the probable cause of a massive power failure that hit eight northeastern states and parts of Canada last Tuesday. Federal Power Commission Chairman Joseph Swidler said the inquiry will continue through the weekend and into early next week to build a detailed account of what happened.

Washington Johnson Canada Joseph Swidler Federal Power Commission Swidler

Fire Alarm System cost proposal to be requested

The Central Alarm System Committee will seek a definite cost for a county wide central fire alarm system at a 7 30 pm meeting in the County Commissioners office. Lohnes and Culver Inc of Washington DC will be asked to provide the proposal which could set specs for bids. Commissioner Dorsey said cooperation from fire company reps was good and urged approval of bid specs despite total cost to the county. Some companies may opt out if they have base stations or do not want to connect.

Central Alarm System Committee Lohnes and Culver, Inc Washington, D.C Consolidated Radio Engineers Lawrence A. Dorsey Fire Company A. Irving Renn Russell Z. Horman Dorsey

Rights Leader To Speak At NAACP Rally

The Rev. Robert Fauntroy, pastor of Washington DC First Baptist Church and SCLC leader, will speak at the Frederick NAACP Freedom Fund banquet at 6 30 pm at Asbury Methodist Church next Thursday. Also scheduled are Mayor E Paul Magaha Mrs Juanita Jackson Mitchell state NAACP leaders county delegates and Sen Derr. Music by J Sherman Mason Jr.

Robert Fauntroy Washington, DC First Baptist Church Wil Frederick Freedom Fund National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Asbury Methodist Church Fauntroy Washington Southern Christian Leadership Conference Coalsion of Conscience White House Selma Alabama E. Paul Magaha Juanita Jackson Mitchell NAACP House of Delegates Sen. Derr J. Sherman Mason Jr

Gibbs Remains Rhodesia's Legal Power Despite Ouster

British Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs was dismissed by Prime Minister Ian Smith after Rhodesia declared independence. Queen Elizabeth II ordered Gibbs to dismiss Smith, but Gibbs retained de facto authority while Smith rules, with Gibbs expected to retire to his Bulawayo farm.

Salisbury Rhodesia Humphrey Gibbs Ian Smith Britain Elizabeth II Gibbs Smith Elizabeth Government House Bulawayo Grobs

Six Teens Arrested On Alcohol Charges In Frederick

Ten youths were involved in three incidents with six charged as minors in possession of alcohol. One of the six also faced a concealed weapon count. A 23 year old passenger was charged with buying alcohol for minors. Authorities stopped a car on North Bentz Street around 10 pm after shots were fired from the vehicle. A .22 revolver and beer bottles were found. Two 16 year olds were released to parents after a school disturbance. two 17 year olds were released after a gas station disturbance.

Roger J. Harp Jr Bethesda Daniel F. Carmody Jr Donald R. Caldwell Cabin John Willam E. Bormley George B Davis Stanley E. Durbin Edward D. Duehring Charles Y. Main Harp North Bentz Street Main Frederick West Frederick Harry Quinn Frank Main Paul Mossburg Donald Tracey James Schroyer Orcs Charles Ashbaugh Richard Baugher Daniel Boone Basil Coffman Richard Lewis Donald Travis

North Market PTA Sells Plates for Historic School

North Market Street Elementary School closes for the year and reopens as Frederick Community College’s temporary home. PTA sold 288 commemorative plates featuring the school sketch by Frank J. Keefer to raise funds, aiming Christmas gifts for families once connected to the 1840s founded institution.

North Market Street PTA Frederick Communty College News-Post Frank J. Keefer Stanley Wachter Ways and Means Ralph Rohrer Frederick Elm Street

Eisenhower Reco vering From Second Heart Attack

AP reports Ike Eisenhower, 75, shows signs of recovery from his second heart attack since 1955 after chest pains at Augusta Golf Club. Doctors Mattingly and Harper note steady progress as White and other specialists prepare to visit and assess further.

FT. Gordon Ga Dwight D. Eisenhower Thomas Mattingly Harry Harper Eisenhower Augusta Golf Club Army Dpaul Dudley White

Fire sinks Yarmouth Castle off Bahamas with many missing

A fierce fire destroyed the cruise ship Yarmouth Castle 110 miles east of Miami. Of 550 aboard, 140 were accounted for, with 88 still missing. Finnish motor vessel Finnpulp and Bahamas area ships rescued dozens, while Coast Guard personnel transported several badly burned survivors to Nassau. Weather and atmospheric conditions hindered communication as rescuers searched the area.

Nassau, Bahamas Yarmouth Castle Miami Bahamas Coast Guard Finnpulp Florida Nassau W. R. Cooper

Byrd Jr. Named to Senate Seat After Sr. Resigns

Harry Flood Byrd Jr., 50, publisher and state senator, was named to the US Senate seat vacated by Harry F Byrd Sr. The appointment by Gov. S. Harrison Burke followed Byrd Sr.'s resignation due to arthritis. The move elicits mixed reactions within Virginia politics as Byrd Jr. pledges dedication to the nation while party rivals anticipate opposition in next year's convention or primary.

Richmond Harry Flood Byrd Jr Perspaper Senate Hs Oin Byrd Gor Verus S Parrison Jr Harry F Byrd Sr Hallivan Bard Charles Barrington Jr Norfolk Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia

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