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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
4
Washington reports on the push for state lotteries in New York and Nevada to fund rising government costs. New Hampshire already operates a sweepstakes lottery, with mixed results. Backers claim high potential revenue, while issues include federal mail laws and market size.
Pvt. Charles T. Brust, son of Mrs. Ruby Williams and the late Charles C. Brust, is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia as a clerk typist in the US Army after completing basic at Fort Jackson South Carolina and eight weeks at the Administration School. He previously worked for Town and Country Cleaners and is a 1965 Frederick High School graduate.
Frederick will join thousands of communities nationwide in observing United Nations Day on Monday October 24. Mayor John A. Derr proclaims the observance appointing Mrs Eleanor L Everhart as chairman aided by Misses Mary E Rhoads and Ruth Moberly. The event uses posters and civic groups to spread UN aims and refugee relief appeals through UN Association channels. World War II submarine notes follow with speed limits and battery constraints.
The revenue raising bill repeatedly reaches the House Ways and Means Committee but is routinely filed away. An estimated potential revenue of about $10 billion annually is noted by Fine while James Marlow, the column’s regular author, is on vacation.
Army Pvt. Richard W. Ausherman, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Charles L C Ausherman of Frederick recently completed an eight week wire course at Ft Jackson. He was trained to maintain and operate field telephones and switchboards and received instruction in telephone wire installation and map reading.
Paul Haynesworth Jr of Frederick completes nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Gordon Georgia including guerrilla warfare exercises under Viet Nam like conditions. Edward L. Welty of North Market Street serves on the guided missile frigate Luce with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, with 12,000 miles logged since Mayport and participation in joint NATO exercises and social events.
Gary E. Lovell son of Sterling C. Lovell RFD New Windsor has been promoted to airman first class in the US Air Force. He serves as a medical administrative specialist at Turner AFB Georgia and belongs to the Strategic Air Command which maintains America’s alert intercontinental missiles and jet bombers. A 1964 Mount Airy Senior High School graduate.
South Africa’s court ruled Dimitrio Tsafendas insane and unfit to plead to the murder of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, ordering his committal to a mental institution as President Swart may transfer him. Tsafendas, Mozambique native, had served as Parliament messenger and stabbed Verwoerd on September 6.
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