Orioles Beat Dodgers 1-0 to Sweep World Series
Baltimore wins the 1965 World Series in four games with a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles. Frank Robinson hit a solo homer in the fourth off Don Drysdale, setting a new World Series record with 33 scoreless innings by Orioles pitching. Robinson’s blast highlighted the win as Baltimore shut out the Dodgers for the third time and extended the series dominance.
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Ruling Tuesday in Bryson case in Maryland court
The Maryland Court of Appeals will hear arguments Tuesday at 10 a.m. on overturning a lower court ruling that Mary B. Bryson should be the Republican nominee for state senator from the Second District. The state argues a reapportionment section is constitutional. a circuit court had ruled it unconstitutional.
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Edward L. Blanton
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Mathew B. Evans
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Orioles World Series win sparks 10000 strong Baltimore city celebration
Thousands poured into Baltimore streets after the Orioles clinched the World Series with a 1-0 win over the Dodgers. Dave McNally four hit pitching and Frank Robinson’s homer sealed the victory as crowds jammed downtown and along The Block amid horns, pennants, and revelry. Police limited arrests as rain cooled the festivities at midnight.
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Safecracking Tools Found In Stream
Three acetylene and oxygen tanks believed used in the October 1 safe cracking at Peoples Drug Store were found in a city creek behind Prospect Plaza Shopping Center. Detective Lt. Ellis G. Carty said thieves carried out the break in and took about $3500. The tanks were dumped in the stream during the getaway. Three unnamed teenagers spotted the tanks around 2 45 p m yesterday. no suspects yet.
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New York Stocks Open Lower Amid Choppy Trading
New York prices moved downward in moderate trading as the market faced a tentative slide early in the session. Analysts noted the mood resembled a blue Monday with subdued momentum and modest declines across key indexes.
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Ike Says Win Viet War Fast
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged winning the Viet Nam war quickly, stressing as necessary means and disputing any suggestion of nuclear use. He warned that escalation or deescalation depends on broad strategy and that national morale is crucial to leadership.
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Santa Claus Receives First Letter Of Year At News-Post
A letter postmarked Frederick signed Skippy arrived at the News-Post, listing many holiday requests including a Ponderosa shirt size 8, boxing robots, a walkie talkie, a football and uniform, a bolt action rifle training item, a fighting sergeant, a jungle gunner, and other games.
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Thieves and vandals hit Frederick area over weekend
Thieves and vandals rampaged through Frederick causing break ins, vehicle thefts, and property damage. Five city homes were entered, eight autos robbed, and three construction sites damaged. Cash jewelry and car parts were stolen, including a $900 diamond ring and $122 in money and jewelry. Major Charles V. Main ordered an intensive investigation as homes on Lindbergh Avenue Rosemont Avenue Fairview Avenue Lee Place were broken into Friday night.
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Miss Keye
Supreme Court Refuses Review on Church Tax Exemptions
The U S Supreme Court declined to hear a Maryland tax exemption dispute for church property, leaving intact the Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that exemptions do not violate constitutions. A second Maryland case on church college construction grants awaits possible action.
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England’s Robin Hood Gets Official Pardon
An official pardon for Robin Hood was signed by the sheriff of Nottingham, Elliott Durham, seven centuries after the last notices. The case connected to taxation and religious exemptions, with briefs from Mrs O Hair and the Free Thought Society of America. The Maryland petition argued tax relief to religious groups impacts other property owners, while the Attorney General Finan urged rejection.
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The Common Cold Through History And Today
A survey of cold remedies from Dr Chase to modern medicine shows no cure for the common cold. Early treatments include lavender lotion rubs and cold water sponging, while current advice emphasizes rest fluids and symptom relief. Flu remains a distinct illness with lower respiratory impact and optional immunization.
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