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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1965

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Tawes Urges Reapportionment to One Man One Vote

Governor Tawes told a joint Maryland session that the legislature must reapportion both houses to reflect population. He warned the Supreme Court mandate demands action or courts will draw the lines. He endorsed no specific plan, urging a debate-free approach to avoid court-imposed schemes.

Annapolis Tawes Maryland Senate House Maryland General Assembly Supreme Court of the United States General Assembly Marvin Mandel Baltimore Mandel Legislative Council Council Baltimore City City Washington D.C

Weekend Crashes Claim Lives Of 4

Four people died and two were seriously injured in three separate weekend accidents across Maryland. Victims include a Glen Burnie couple, a Westminster man, and a Pontiac girl. The Maryland road toll rose to 528 for the year as officials cite a notorious Emmitsburg intersection.

Westminster Glen Burnie Maryland U.S 15 MD. 97 Emmitsburg Ralph Tabler Joseph L. Click Pamula Sue Genry Gentry Carroll

Two youths charged in attempted armed robbery of cab driver

Nelson Warfield, 20, of New Windsor and Walter Hopkins, 18, of Linwood were charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly trying to rob cab driver Conner H. Gross at gunpoint in Frederick. The pistol discharged injuring Hopkins in a field. both suspects later surrendered at Carroll County General Hospital with $500 bonds.

County General Hospital Miss Gentry Walter A Sadler Baltimore Chares E. Stephan Westminster Stephan Cumberland Vrs Ruth A. Lukes Pontias Mich John Tester Oldtown U.S. 40 Frederick William L. McCarty Hancock Dante L. Guiliani Hagerstown Guiliani McCarty Roy J. Reed Click Westminster Coca - Cola Bottling Company Frederick County Josiah Anna (Humerick) Click Annie Beckenrode Click Raymond L Daniel H Jack T. Click Donald L. Stephan Joseph Bauerline Emmitsburg Harry J. Farrer New Windsor Earl N. Click Ernest G. Click Taneytown James J. Murdock Xeltie V Eyser Walkersville Myers Funeral Home Elkton MM. Crossland St. Pauls Methodist Church Mountain View Cemetery Emmtaburg Carroll County Nelson Eugene Warfield Walter Q. Hopkins Linwood Carroll County General Hospital South Court Street Warfield Hopkins Conner H. Gross West South Street MD. 75 Gross Union Bridge Westminster State Police Combi

Merchants to Hold Seminar on Wage and Hour Legislation

The Maryland Council of Retail Merchants Inc will stage a seminar October 20 at the Holiday Inn chaired by Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr. The program covers Emergency Planning for Post Nuclear Attack Wage and Hour Legislation Unemployment Insurance Legislation Shoplifting and Credit Legislation with retailer panelists guiding discussion. The group represents about 1 200 retailers and small businesses across Maryland.

Maryland Council of Retail Merchants, Inc Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr Holiday Inn Maryland

Thieves Take Guns Saws In Jefferson Heist

In Jefferson over the weekend thieves stole firearms valued at 1800 dollars from the Jefferson Trading Post and five chain saws from H C Summers farm machinery store. Luther Angleberger reported a broken front door at 6 30 am and trooper W Dennis Drumm said 17 guns vanished including eight rifles five shotguns and two over and under rifle shotgun combos.

Jefferson Jefferson Trading Post H. C. Summers Trading Post Luther Angleberger W. Dennis Drumms Angleberger H C. Summers Tfe Scott W. B. English

Squirrel and small game seasons set in Frederick County

Squirrel hunting in Frederick County runs Oct 5 through Nov 13 with a daily bag limit of six. Rabbit quail and pheasant seasons begin Nov 15 with limits of four rabbit six quail and two pheasant per day. Rabbit season ends Jan 15 and quail pheasant end Jan 31.

Frederick County

Houck Opposes Maryland Senate Reapportionment Plans

Frederick County Delegate William M. Houck denounces Senate reapportionment proposals as unfair and warns that splitting counties into multiple state senators amounts to taxation without representation. He criticizes the House of Delegates plan to reduce Frederick's delegation and doubts a Senate solution will be reached this week in Annapolis.

Frederick County House of Delegates Senate Del William M. Houck Annapolis General Assembly Maryland Boston Senate Senate Houck Frederick Charles E. Collins Baltimore County

Dodgers Aim to Clinch as World Series Shifts to Fifth Game

The Dodgers lead the Series 2-2 after weekend wins over the Twins 4-0 and 7-2. Sandy Koufax starts against Jim Kaat in 1 p.m. PDT game with Koufax the 7-5 favorite as oddsmakers shift the Series outlook to 2-1 Dodgers.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Minnesota Sandy Koufax Twins Jim Kaat Koufax

Senate seeks cloture on 14th repealer

The Senate votes today on a bid to end the filibuster against the Taft Hartley 14B repeal. Supporters say two thirds are unlikely, while opponents claim enough votes exist to block cloture. If defeated, debate could continue. no must pass bills loom in Johnson’s final 1965 push.

Washington Senate Wake Mansfield Montana Mansfield Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital

Johnson to Resume Official Duties After Gallbladder Operation

President Johnson, able to feed himself soft foods, prepared for a hospital week of executive actions and selective official visits at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors reported steady progress after last Friday's operation to remove his gall bladder and a kidney stone.

Washington Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland Johnson Lis

Frederick mulls Halloween trick or treat ban and giant party

Frederick mayor and aldermen consider replacing trick or treat with a city run party for young children behind City Hall after a Halloween parade. Jaycees would face gifts distribution doubts while civic groups weigh coordinating the event. Nearby towns already sponsor similar celebrations.

Frederick FE Paul Magaha Magaha Lke the Jayceees City Hall Hallowe'en Edward Blumenauer Auch

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