The News of Frederick Maryland 1965 Oct 16
The Frederick Maryland newspaper The News prints its daily edition on October 16, 1965. It notes publication details, subscription rates, postal information, and AP affiliation. The page lists prices for singles, mail subscriptions, carrier rates, and bureau membership.
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Great Southern Pig
MFO. CO
Carl Patrick Street
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
the News
Maryland
Republicans Aim to Gain House Control in Close Midterm Fight
The article notes the high stakes as 435 House seats determine presidential decisions if the electoral college fails. It highlights Republican fundraising, including the Boosters Club surpassing 1.25 million dollars, efforts to unseat incumbents, and districts likely to swing in close races. Gerald Ford predicts Republicans could gain 40 seats, possibly seizing the majority.
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House
Republican Boosters Club
Johnson
Thal
Nixon
Humphrey
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Drunken Driver School Aims to Curb Driving After Drinking
In Phoenix a pilot program offers drunken drivers punishment or education. About 1,000 chose the rehabilitation course in three years, with only three rearrested for drinking while driving. Dr James L Maffett of Columbia University notes a 99.7 percent success rate and urges broader adoption.
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Phoenix
Arix
James L. Maffett
Columbia University
Arizona State University
Taxi Fares Police Tally Passenger Details After Murders
Report notes 16 taxi drivers killed this year and calls for collecting each passenger’s name identity card number pickup time and location. Data would be handed to a policeman or attendant at stations. In violence cases the offender is to be identified.
County Commissioner Urges Support for Code County Home Rule
Statement by Charles E. Collins on behalf of Code County Home Rule argues Frederick County voters will decide in November whether to adopt home rule. It contrasts current Maryland General Assembly procedures with proposed county level control over bonding, real estate taxes, and referendum powers, urging public hearings and sunset provisions.
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Charles E. Collins
Frederick County Board of County Commissioners
Code County Home Rule
Frederick County
Cade County
Maryland General Assembly
General Assembly
Bed Lee
Code County
Board of County Commissioners
Code
Jamet
Breasrick
Cver
Rene Rels
Congress
Supree Court
Pres
Johnson
Attenton
Warren
Janay
Ened Nixon
Ess
Humphrey
Frederick County News Highlights 1918 to 1948
A mixed dispatch of local events recounts a 1918 decision to forego a county fair with a $5,000 loss, food order limits from the U S FDA, a hog pen fire near Ezra Houck Jr, and embargoes on medicinal whiskey. It also notes 1948 state police wells report, Union Bridge M E Carillon dedication, Frederick Beauty School graduates, and a driver training program proposal in Frederick County schools.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hogpen
Ezra Houck Jr
Virginia
Maryland Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Frederick Beauty School
Robert E. Lee
Edward Storm
Dinn.i
Frederick County
Board of Education
Church Street
President Johnson and Warren Retirement Controversy
Washington analysis notes the unusual push to retire Chief Justice Earl Warren during Johnson’s presidency and Abe Fortas’s nomination. It highlights a Senate filibuster risk, the open retirement date, and questions about a new nomination amid possible extra sessions.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
America
Warren
Senate
Su. Fe
Sebasta
Jahnson
Congress
Fortes
Fragmented Reader Q Asks About Royal Lineage and Perpetual Motion
A garbled set of questions asks if Elizabeth II and Philip descend from Victoria, and mentions a bee and a penny weight comparison. It also inquires if anyone has built a perpetual motion machine, with an answer noting no successful perpetual machine exists.
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House of Representatives
Drunken Driver School
Emu Tate
Berry's
Legislative Council
State of
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
News-Post
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
England
Philp
Elizabeth
Prince Hi Ipid
Queen Veers
Ayeon - Iss Reema
Queen Victoria
Judas
Judas Iscariot
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