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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1965

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2

Maryland to Pass Laws for Federal Highway Standards

Annapolis AP Maryland plans new legislation to comply with the Federal Roadside Beautification program signed by President Johnson. Assistant attorney general Joseph D. Buscher outlines a Jan 6 meeting with a legislative committee to grant the SRC more power over billboards junkyards and scenic areas along highways. Failure to act could cost 12 to 13 million dollars annually in federal aid.

Annapolis Maryland Johnson Joseph D. Buscher State Roads Commission SRC Buscher The Roads Commission Legislative Council John B. Funk Commission Highway Department Funk Roy Jorgensen

Hanoi Set For Viet Showdown

North Viet Nam prepares a tough response to the U S buildup in South Viet Nam as infiltrations grow into a potential flood. Intelligence suggests four to six new divisions may be deployed within six months, with Washington planning 40,000 more troops to reinforce the 160,000 present.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam United States Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Washington U S

Baltimore Man Gunned By FBI

FBI agents in Baltimore shot and killed 41 year old Joseph Danner after he fired on them in a downtown alley. Danner, wanted on a fugitive warrant for attempted murder of a woman in Hampton Virginia, was cornered in a dead end alley and opened fire. agents returned fire. No FBI personnel were injured.

Baltimore Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Joseph Danner Hampton Edwin R. Tully Danner

Hanoi risks wider war over Vietnam showdown

Concerns grow that Hanoi will spark a direct fight that could pull in China and trigger U S airstrikes on the Chinese mainland and possibly nuclear threats. The Communists now field over 200000 in South Vietnam, including North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong units, with the central highlands seen as a decisive battleground near Pleime and north of Saigon. American sources say Hanoi chose the plateau for leverage in a vast, difficult terrain where U S forces are stretched.

Hanoi China U.S South Viet Nam Plei Me Saigon Central Highlands

Lawmakers Seek Pension After Service

ANNAPOLIS AP The Legislative Council approved a pension bill tying benefits to current legislator salaries for eight years of service and age 50, or 16 years of service. Pensions rise $10 monthly per year to 200 at 20 years, totaling 2400 for 30 years. Critics note costs of 250000. broader bills could reach 33 million. New York AP Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret attend Winston Churchill Foundation ball at Waldorf Astoria with dance reception and charity action.

Annapolis Legislative Council General Assembly Council del. Roy N. Staten Baltimore County Staten Tellow New York Earl of Snowdon Winston Churchill Foundation Princess Margaret Waldorf-Astoria Snowdon Princess

Educational Revolutions From the 89th Congress

Washington reports on the 1965 education acts shaping Head Start and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The piece weighs potential benefits, funding, and long term outcomes for millions of American children, noting both promise and uncertainties. It highlights Head Start aims, scope, and follow up needs, plus how funds may aid diverse districts and blend parochial pupils through shared time.

Washington Johnson U.S Sam Daytona Beach Fla Atlantic Ocean Broad Beach

Cambridge Holdup Suspect Seized

Henry Matto, 32, was arrested in Knoxville, Tennessee, for the seating and robbery of an elderly couple in Cambridge. The FBI in Baltimore said agents seized Matto in Knoxville on Saturday and he is held for Maryland authorities.

Baltimore Henry Matto Knoxville Tenn Maryland Cambridge Federal Bureau of Investigation Matto

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