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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 27, 1965

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Frederick businessman fined for five unpaid parking tickets

Cecil E. Connor, manager of Public Finance Co., was found guilty in Magistrate Court on five charges of failing to pay city parking tickets dated August 26 and 27 and September 2 9 and 23. He was fined 10 dollars on the first two tickets and five dollars on the latter three.

Frederick Cecil E. Connor Public Finance Co North Market Street Robert K. Kennedy Connor Audrey Maupin Gladys Routzahn William W. Wenner Wenner Kennedy Richard R. Burgee

State Farm Open House Set Friday

State Farm Insurance regional office on Oak Street invites Frederick city and county residents to an open house Friday with tours of all departments from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Edwin E. Wells notes hospitality and expansion plans while staff extend hours from 12:30 to 9 p.m. Refreshments and souvenirs will be offered to visitors during the event.

State Farm Insurance Company Oak Street Edwin E. Wells Frederick State Farm Seaboard Wells State Farm Office

Frederick youth chosen for Job Corps in California

An 18 year old Frederick boy Johnny Proctor will leave Thursday for a Job Corps Center in Pleasanton California. He is the second Frederick youth accepted and was notified last Wednesday after applying via a post card. Proctor graduates Singarore High School in 1964 and hopes to learn a trade during the two year program while staying near home for Easter vacation if possible. He plans to endure the full training period and gains from the experience.

Rhoto George May Johnny Proctor Frederick Job Corps Center Pleasanton Calif Mayetta Hershberger Maryland Department of Employement Security Geo California Johnny S. Proctor Job Corps Parks Maryland Department of Employment Security Singanore High School Leo Proctor Sjamsville Catoctin

Gemini 7 to Use Modified Rendezvous Technique

The Gemini 7 mission will practice station keeping a new rendezvous method. Astronauts Lt. Col. Frank Borman and Cmdr. James A Lovell Jr. aim to stay 100 to 300 feet from the Titan 2 booster for two and a half orbits. Previous attempts on the last three Gemini flights failed.

Manned Space Center Houston Tex U.S Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell Jr United States

Frederick Shopping Center to Host Grand Opening of Enlarged Peoples Store

Frederick shoppers will witness the grand opening of an expanded Peoples Drug Store at the Frederick Shopping Center this Thursday. The 15,000 square foot addition doubles the store size and offers 20 000 items from clothing to pet supplies, cosmetics to rugs, baby bottles to candy. District manager Forrest T White says the expansion lines up with the chain’s goal of providing the newest modern complete drug store service to Frederick residents.

Peoples Drug Store Frederick Forrest T. White

Congressman Mathias condemns draft card burners and protests

New York stock market opens with steel gains as the day begins. In Washington, Rep Charles Mathias of Maryland denounces draft card burnings and mass demonstrations as beyond the bounds of good judgment and a rational approach to policy. He defends constitutional rights but warns such acts do not influence Southeast Asia policy.

Frederic Vietnam U.S Charles McC. Mathias Rmd. Ath Southeast Asia

Frederick Halloween parade to feature 60 units and 150 bands

Nearly 60 units including 150 bands and numerous floats will join Frederick’s annual Halloween parade Thursday evening. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event led by Grand Marshal Lloyd Ambrosen of the Maryland School for the Deaf.

Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce Lloyd Ambrosen Maryland School For the Deaf Richard Chichester Ambrosen L For the Deaf H David Hagan Burton Kester Paul Brinkpeter Quentin Quigley Howard H. Kelly Sr City Hall North Market Street West Seventh Market Streets Seventh Paul Magaha Maryland Dairy Princess Frederick County Charles McC Mathias Goodloe Byron John A Derr Vincent Lauwet Edward Blumenauer

Childless Married Men Next In Line For Draft

Frederick draft board officials said drafting of childless men married before August 26 could begin as early as December or January. They noted that men over 26 are less at risk and that 19 year olds form the current induction pool. Officials across several states expect married men without children to be drafted by January as single men pool tightens.

Frederick Ariver Selective Service Col Danieel O. Omer Omer Associated Press Selective Service System Washington Oscar N. Grandmaison New Hampshire

Frederick Marine Pens Protest Poem

Frederick Marine Lance Cpl Jack Thompson and security guard at Fort Meade co authored a protest poem reflecting Marine Corps sentiment on Vietnam. Thompson says 99 percent of Marines share the view, with about 230 000 in service and many eager for deployment. Cpl Charles Rambo of Roanoke Va also contributes.

Richard A. Twigg Frederick Marine Corps Fort Meade Vietnam Lance Cpl Jack Thompson East Patrick St Thompson Esprit de Corps Cpl Charles Rambo Roanoke

Thurmont Branch Bank Construction Near Ft. Ritchie

The Thurmont bank begins building a two story red brick branch near Ft. Ritchie in the Cascade Highfield area. The facility will house the bank plus two bachelor apartments and a business office and is due for completion in about three months.

Thurmont Bank Ft. Ritchie Cascade - Highfield Dorsey Lovell Military Road Royer Road

Frederick County Officials Tour Roads Inspect Southern Section

Frederick County commissioners and roads officials begun a two day tour inspecting southern Frederick County roads and bridges before 8 am. The eight hour inspection follows yesterday’s northern tour covering nearly 200 miles. Tonight they meet at Winchester Hall to decide which roads and bridges join next year’s program.

Frederick County Commissioners Advisory Roads Board East Church Street Roads Board Winchester Hall Frederick County Maryland Baltimore Montgomery

United Appeal Agency USO Provides Home Away From Home

The United Service organization USO serves off post needs of servicemen. In 1984 the USO logged 15,000,000 visits and over 2,000,000 entertainment attendees, supported entirely by United Way gifts with no government funding.

United Service Organization USQ U.S.C USC U.S U.S.U United Way of Giving

Walkersville Eyes Second Sanitary District at Frederick County

Walkersville officials met with Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission to seek formal notices and steps to establish a second sanitary district. A public meeting is planned for Nov 17 at the Walkersville Fire Hall to explain proposed systems and estimated costs to property owners. Notices will run for three weeks as feasibility studies proceed.

Walkersville Frederick County Sanitary Commission Maryland Baptist College, Microbiological Associates Inc New Market

36 Killed As London Plane Crashes In Fog

BEA Vanguard four engine turboprop crashed while attempting third landing in fog at London Airport. All 36 aboard were killed, including 30 passengers and 6 crew. Plane originated from Edinburgh with BEA as operator, first fatal BEA Vanguard crash since 1961.

London London Airport Vanguard Edinburgh Scotland British European Airways BEA Paris

Increased Library State Aid Proposed

An Annapolis report says a Legislative Council committee backs increasing local library state aid by 825000 next fiscal year. The plan raises total state contribution to 2240000 and changes the aid formula from 1.20 to 1.80 per resident in counties and Baltimore City, costing about 706000 more.

Annapolis, Md Legislative Council Baltimore City

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