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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1965

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High Rents Leave Frederick Downtown Stores Vacant

Frederick area retailers face vacant storefronts as owners ask high rents. Richard D. Hammond of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce cites owners in the first blocks of North Market Street and nearby avenues. He notes some properties awaitnew plans or await sale while downtown shows signs of improvement versus years past.

Frederick Richard D. Hammond Frederick Chamber of Commerce Hammond Chamber of Commerce North Market Street Hammonds Potomac Edison West Patrick Rosenour’s Pic

Klansmen Turn Tell-All as Congress Probes Civil Rights Slayings

In Washington, Ku Klux Klan members testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, with Joseph G. Du Bois resigning and Roy Woodle presenting dramatic accusations. Alabama prosecutors announce plans to try two more Klansmen for the killing of Viola Liuzzo after a verdict acquitted Collie Wilkins.

House UN Washington Edwin E. Willis D-La Congress North Carolina United Klans of America Woodie Woodle Lexington N.C Knights of the Kus Klux Klan Alabama Richmond Flowers Detroit Flowers Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr Wilkins Viola Gregg Liuzzo Fairfield

Early Christmas Decor Spreads Through Frederick Stores

Frederick residents split on seeing holiday displays before Thanksgiving. Sears employees report calm shopping and early decorations this year, while Gilbert’s manager notes customer complaints about too-early decor. Mayor Magaha says displays respond to public demand. An overall mixed mood ends with a bemused shopper muttering Bah Humbug.

Marie Howell William W. Leatherman Sears Wallace Leatherman E. Paul Magaha Frederick Storm and Shipley North Market Street Magaha Lillian M. Myers Gilbert's Clyde W. Beard Woousboro Norman M. Stonesifer AID 3

Fabulous 89th Congress writes historic record

Washington AP reports the 89th Congress under Johnson with large Democratic majorities enacted major laws. Key moves include a $6.5 billion Social Security health program for seniors, a $1.1 billion education bill, and a voting rights measure suspending literacy tests with federal registrars in the Deep South.

Washington Johnson South Congress Deep South

Viet Cong Presses Plei Me Camp Attack Amid Air Strikes

In South Vietnam, Viet Cong forces pressed the Plei Me special forces camp amid heavy U.S. air strikes. Observers reported a heavy Viet Cong toll, while sporadic fighting continued and a large government unit came under attack about 20 miles northeast. No U.S. combat units were committed, though advisers suffered light casualties.

Saigon South Viet Nam Plei Me Toeday U.S

Gemini 6 pilots prep for space rendezvous and docking

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Gemini 6 crew Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford complete simulators and physical training as they prepare for a two day mission to rendezvous with the Agena target rocket. Over 10 000 support personnel and 18 ships back the launch. Weather poses only a possible issue for Monday.

Cape Kennedy Fla Agena Walter M. Schirra Jr Thomas P. Stafford Space Agency Atlas Schirra Stafford Air Force Ikeya-Seki

City tax collection at 80 percent for real estate and furniture

City treasurer Louis Eichleberger reports about 80 percent of taxes on real estate and furniture collected by October totaling roughly $787. The year spans July 1 1965 to June 30 1986 and notes real estate and furniture levy increases with year end totals uncertain. Last year at this point 79 percent had been collected with $685,799.04 of $871, etc.

Louis Eichleberger Frederick Eichleberger

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