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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 25, 1966

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Deer Kill Expected To Set Record In Frederick County

On the first day of Maryland s 1966 firearms season thirty five hunters bagged deer in Frederick County. A new record kill is expected to be checked in at four local check stations by season s end next Saturday. The morning s largest deer weighed 8 pounds with an eight point rack bagged by Danny Stockslager of Cascade at Friends Creek. Numerous hunters reported deer weights and points from locations including College Mountain Catoctin Hollow Sabillasville and Thurmont with several entries from Emmitsburg and Cascade reflecting a broad early effort across the county.

Frederick Colly Moon Maryland Danny Stockslager Cascade Friends Creek Bens Esso Ben’s Betty L. Walden Myersville College Mountain Ronald L. Shaver Chambersburg Catocfin Hollow James P. Royer Lantz Sabillasville Phillip R. Lease Rockville Gump's Dam Gary Crabbs Wetminster Cat Rock Raymond Dillon Baltimore Emmitsburg Paul Wade Francis Hemler Thurmont Arthur Kennell Gettysburg Catechin Hollow Kerry Wewitt Poplar Ridge Fortunate Brundire Robert Liller Taneytown Richard Preck Brunswick Eugene Bentzel Charles Poole Kenneth W. Fraley George FE. Wagerman Byler's Valley William KE. Ey Jer Delphes’s David Brachey Yellow Springs Dale Midetown Farks

Red Guards Spark New Unrest in China Reports

Inside China the Red Guard movement faces growing resistance as reports of clashes and a train sabotage plot surface. A posthumous heroism for a young soldier signals state use of the movement to press rulers’ will while muting other youth organizations. The upheaval centers on Maoist thought and the cultural revolution.

Red China Chinese Army Red Guards Mao Tse-lung Peking Red Guard Peking Polithere Al-China Students Federation League Teng Chen Tn Effeet Young Communist League

Group Plans Marine Terminal On Patuxent

Bladensburg Md APs The Patuxent River Port Authority plans a 1 6 million deepwater terminal on the west bank of the Patuxent at Point in St Marys County to handle about 1000000 tons of business annually and attract cargo now moving through the port. Henri F Long head of the three man group says the project would be financed by private means or industrial revenue bonds and would include a four foot bulkhead two ships warehouses an administration building and a car open staging area. The group has sent a five page letter of intent to St Marys County commissioners with the plan under consideration amid pollution concerns.

Bladensburg, Md Apsthe John Buckles Carl L. Shipley Washington St. Marys County Board of Commissioners F. Elliott Burch Long

Arson Suspected After Fourteenth County Barn Blaze

Frederick County farmers fear a serial arsonist as a fourthteenth barn burns since April. The latest blaze on Charles Murphy's farm near New Market caused about $6,000 damage. firefighters say the fire started around 4 13 p.m. and infer deliberate ignition. An adjacent shed fire near Fountain Mills is linked by investigators, with minimal damage. Authorities note patterns of weekend fires with midnight reports and acknowledge no suspect yet identified.

New Market Charles Murphy Price Distillery Urbana Hyattstown Soudern New Carl Harbaugh Te ‘Gan Margaret Downey Fountain Mills Mt. Airy Harbaugh James R. Hahn New Market Fire Company Hatin William L. Newcomer Frederick New London Thurmoent Utica Central Adamstown Buckerstown Lastensville

Catoctin High bids exceed earlier estimates

Frederick County Board of Education may face total costs up to 1.3 million above estimates if Wednesday bids are accepted for Catoctin High School. Architect says rebid could push fall 1968 opening impossible. Low bid 3.36 million from Frederick Construction Company versus 3.415 million Banks and Lee Co. Other bids 3.435 million N. Early Co. and 3.49665 million John Tester Co.

Stati Catoctin High School Frederick County Banks and Lee Company of Washington Hagerstown John Tester Company Clinton John L. Carnochan Jr Board of Education Carnochan Frederick Construction Company Carnarhan

Escape From East German Prison Revealed by Van Altena

In a Milwaukee style account, Olin Van Altena recalls his East Berlin prison ordeal. He describes brutal interrogations, mental pressure, and the moment of release after a State Department negotiation and a West Berlin beer invitation. He details solitary confinement, hunger, and a battered leg from seventeen months of bread and soup.

Madison Wis Paco Tron Wartiumn Van Olin van Altona Son van Allena Suphumare Ue University Fer Trang Ao Omeser Parmners al Las Berlin Gqeiber Securiy Tip Moier Alféna Automilie Pistel Altona Hall- Wayne van Altena State Department West Berlin

Four Die In Maryland Highway Accidents Since Thanksgiving

Maryland highway deaths reach 65 in 1966 with four fatalities statewide since Thanksgiving. Frederick County reports no fatal crashes as heavy holiday traffic snarls major routes US 40 and I-70. A Virginia van burned after failing to stay right on US 40 east of Frederick. a Fairfax youth crashed into a pole after losing control on US 40. a three car crash on I-70 south of Frederick involved Memory Schlosser and Dale Bacon with injuries not listed.

Maryland Frederick Virginia U.S. 40 Tie Paul C. Critchley Charles E. Taulbec Fairfax Memory J. Schlosser Washington Dale W. Bacon Arlington

Arab crowds clash as Jordan troops patrol near Jerusalem

In the evening turmoil near Jerusalem troops from Jordan's Arat Legion patrolled and blocked access to a town center housing Palestinian refugees. Demonstrations fanned tensions as clashes erupted on rooftops and roads, amid a broader unrest spreading from the West Bank. The scene followed an Israeli raid on a seaside location and a modest stock market uptick in early New York trading.

Jarrusalem Durean Sectae Aps Jordan Arat Legion Onia Phantom Enantimz Jerusalem West Bank Jsrael Samoa

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Joseph Lerner Hyamsville Pic Robert J. Lerner Vietnam Peter G. Olenchuk Fort Detrick China Group Patuxent Catoctin Lowell E. Nelson Burker, Tilghman, Nelson Associates Silver Spring Nelson John van Altena U.S New York Niewsparer Rrunives
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