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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1965

Page

4

Court case funds expected by spring after meeting notes

Discussion noted potential funds becoming available by spring if all goes as expected. Youngdahl introduced by William Howard, thanked by Louis Eichelberger who led the meeting in the president's absence, Nelson Langan. Emerson Palmer, visiting Kiwanian from Westminster, also introduced. Invocation by Rev. Ralph Sharpe and music led by Sperry ’78, Storm, and Robert Smith. Sale of NBA Los Angeles franchise approved. Jack Kent Coe to acquire from Robert Short for about 5.18 million dollars.

Youngdahl William Howard Louis Eichelberger Nelson Langan Emerson Palmer Westilminster Has Ralph Sharpe Sperry Storm Robert Smith

Grand Ole Opry to Present Show in Frederick Friday

The Grand Ole Opry will appear in Frederick for a two hour performance Friday at 8 p.m. at the Guard Armory. Featured acts include Janis Bill Carlisle, Miss Kay Arnold, Buck Cody, Cicero the country clown, Freckles the talking doll, and the Country Cousins band with Miss Arnold. Sponsored by Co. A, 2nd Bn, 175th Infantry, Maryland National Guard. Tickets on sale at the armory or from company members.

Lester's Department Store Grand Opening in Hagerstown

Lester's opens a new department store in downtown Hagerstown Maryland with a massive display space and multi-floor layout. The celebration features brand-name TV and appliance sections a ladies wear area a men's shop children's world home furnishings and more plus grand prizes factory tours and free refreshments inviting the community to visit Thursday through Monday.

Lester’s Hagerstown Maryland Lester Factory Leiter's Leiter

Republican Leaders Seek Unity Amid Internal Party Strife

The Republican leadership, led by Dwight D. Eisenhower, aims to unite splinter groups for the 1968 campaign and the coming congressional elections. Budget talk centers on a 1967 figure over 100 billion, with Vietnam war costs driving urgency and calls to trim nonessential or outdated programs.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican Coordinating Committee Ray C. Bliss Barry Goldwater Free Society Association Charles L. Schultze Johnson

California stage stars enter politics with runs for office

Curtain up notices that George Murphy won a Senate seat in California while Ronald Reagan may seek the governor’s post. The latest entrant is Steve Allen, entertainer and composer, pondering a bid for the congressional seat vacated by Rep. James Roosevelt.

George Murphy California Ronald Reagan Calfornia Steve Allen Congress James Roosevelt

Space flight drives race for early warning satellites

Ray Cromley reports Gemini V proves manned space operations possible for extended periods, boosting McNamara’s plan for a Manned Orbiting Laboratory. Amid Soviet pressure, experts urge space based, infrared armed early warning satellites to extend detection time for ICBMs and submarine missiles, potentially by 1975.

Space Gordon Cooper Pete Conrad Manned Orbiting Laboratory Defense Robert McNamara Soviet Union U.S

Madrid Bull Fight Experience Captures Travel Note

A summer tourist recalls reading Death in the Afternoon and recounts seeing Mexican bullfighting before visiting Madrid. The writer contrasts amateur handling with Hemingway's grace and hints at a forthcoming Madrid bullfight observation.

Letters on Madrid Bull Fights During a Sunday Afternoon

The writer reflects on the Madrid bull ring, Hemingway’s grace and courage, and the uneven quality of six bulls with El Cordobes as a key figure. He notes one bull gored a rider, crowds cheering, and American spectators a spectacle amid mixed impressions.

Madrid Hemingway el Cordobes Jimmy Dean Plaza de Richar

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