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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

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6

Davis Cup Ties Up With Amateur Tennis Debate

In New York AP reports a split within the USLTA over Open and anti Open factions with the Davis Cup team at the center. USLTA president Martin Tressel forms a committee led by Melvin Bergman to draft an amateurism white paper as leaders like Joseph McLaren and Tom Price warn the move could end amateurism and force pro am matches. McLaren notes the Davis Cup subsidy as a flashpoint while Open status faces a July 1967 decision at the International Lawn Tennis Federation.

New York U.S. Lawn Kansas City Tom Price Cincinnati McLaren USLTA Eamil U.S International Lawn

U S Davis Cup Costs Spur Open Tennis Debate

The six member U S Davis Cup team faces annual expenses estimated at 7 500 to 9 000 dollars per player, excluding transport, as George MacCall defends openness against Australia on payrolls. Davis Cup captain McLaren says the program won’t push open tennis and aims to retire amateurs. In Congress, Johnson struggles with waning control and inflation, amid a slower pace and GOP regrouping, with major bills stalled and the civil rights bill near dead.

Australia Dennis Ralston Arthur Ashe Charley Pasarell Cliff Richey Marty Riessen Clark Graebner George MacCall U.S McCall Washington McLaren

Creeping calm settles over 1965 Congress

AP analysis notes 1965 showed a tame Congress after Johnson’s 1964 surge with easier spending battles. With 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats at stake in an election year, momentum faded and a possible mid October adjournment looms to allow campaign time, followed by a lame duck session.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Congress House Senate Johnson

Libertytown CAP Cadet Attends Training in Pennsylvania

Libertytown CAP Cadet Lt. Darence H. Grabill returned from an eight day cadet officer candidate school in Kutztown Pennsylvania. The Maryland CAP Wing member trained in fitness hygiene leadership and communications amid long days from 5 15 a m to 10 30 p m. Grabill earned selection for his leadership record and said he would attend again if possible.

Civil Air Patrol Darence H. Grabill C. Stafford Grabill Libertytown Pennsylvania Cap Kutztown State College Kutztown Grabill Maryland Cap CAP Alfred C. Dean Frederick Cap

Oldest Bowler Allen Smith Competes in 1966 ABC Seniors

Allen Smith aged 94, a retired tailor from Ann Arbor Michigan, was the oldest bowler in the 1966 ABC National Seniors tournament at Skokie Illinois. He bowls in two leagues every week.

ABC Skokie Ill Allen Smith Ann Arbor Mich

Dentists Hear OF Hagerstown Unit at Frederick Society

Two Hagerstown dentists outlined the founding history of the Washington County Study Club for a Frederick County Dental Society meeting. Drs. Mat Sutherland and L E John spoke on study unit benefits to local practitioners.

Hagerstown Washing County Study Club Frederick County Dental Society Mat Sutherland L. E. John Drs. R. Damaze B. Davis V. Kemerer D. Everhart S. Hammond J. Hanson P. Benzil C. Broadrup W. Thomas T. Allen E. Andochick G. Camp W. Colliver G. Waxter R. Mar

Notable Guests Attend Local Gathering

Rone and R. Crouse hosted a meeting with Drs. R. Broadrup and G. Klupt among the attendees, indicating a small, professional gathering.

Thurmont Jaycees Schedule Teen Dance at Elementary School

The Thurmont Jaycees resume teen dances tonight at Thurmont Elementary School from 3 to 12 p.m. The Coachmen, a seven piece rock and roll band, will provide music. Tickets available at the door and refreshments will be sold. open to the public.

Jaycees Thurmont Jack Boor

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