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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1965

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Frederick Fair Attendance Seen To Break Records

Attendance at the Frederick Fair could set new records if weather stays fair. Through Wednesday over 5 000 attended, with opening day crowd above 6 000 and two day total near 12 000, while 1963's 40 000 attendance remains a peak. Governors Day featured Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes starting a harness race and taking part in the Roland Smith Memorial Race.

Frederick Donald Schley Schley Maryland Frederick County J. Millard Tawes Tawes Frederick Fair Roland Smith United States Irvin Miller Irving Gilmore RFD Fred

Finan Denies Ruling On Let Freedom Ring Calls In Frederick

Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan admits no recollection of a ruling on the Let Freedom Ring telephone messages. Local C P Telephone manager Carl V. Weakley claims a ruling exists. Finan will check files and clarify if such a ruling was issued. Finan also discusses potential run for governor and notes political events and plans.

Thomas B. Finan Frederick Carl V. Weakley C & P Telephone Company Finan Weakley Maryland J. Millard Tawes Frederick Fair Annapolis U.S. Supreme Court Tom Ocean City United Democratic Women’s

Educators Review Math Program in Frederick County

A workshop at the Frederick County Board of Education gathers twelve county teachers from grade 1 to 12 to study math programs. Directed by Thomas Rowan with Dr. C Edward Hamilton assisting, six or seven meetings are planned to explore programs in other Maryland counties and possibly establish a new county program by early next year.

Frederick County

New York Stock Market Edges Higher in Early Trading

The New York stock market moved unevenly as trading slowed in early hours with the average inching up slightly.

New York

India and Pakistan clash on ceasefire line in Kashmir

In New Delhi and Islamabad both sides kept up patrols and shootings along the UN ceasefire line. Maj. Gen. Bruce McDonald visited Lahore to urge initial withdrawals. U Thant sought observers with Yugoslavia among East European nations. heavy fighting reported in Rajasthan and Hyderabad border areas.

New Delhi India Pakistan U.N United Nations Bruce McDonald Canada No-Man’s Land Lahore McDonald Ichhogil New York U Thant Yugoslavia Himalayan Kashmir Arabian Sea Rajasthan Hyderabad

Brezhnev Seeks U Turn With China Amid Viet Nam Rift

Brezhnev told the Soviet central committee that Moscow will continue substantial military aid to North Viet Nam while extending an olive branch to China. He warned U S Soviet ties are frozen over the Viet Nam war and urged Beijing to back normalization. He blamed West Germany militarism and noted Moscow’s effort to reestablish unity with Red China since Khrushchev’s ouster, but said Chinas leaders did not support it.

Moscow Viet Nam Soiet Communist Party Leonid J. Brezhnev Party Brezhnev United States Washington U.S Soviet Union London Eastern Europe West Germany Nikita Khrushchev Red China Communist Party of China

U.S. and Soviet Hold Talks on Disarmament at UN

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met at the United Nations on Wednesday night to discuss disarmament and the India Pakistan issue. They agreed to another briefing at the Soviet UN Mission Friday night, after a three hour dinner described as a general feel out of positions.

United Nations, N Rusk Gromyko U.N. General Assembly

Red China vows defiance as birthday nears

Foreign Minister Chen Yi declares China ready to face all foes on its 16th birthday eve. He says China would welcome an invasion by the United States and urges Africa and Asia to develop nuclear weapons, signaling a stark challenge to U S and Soviet nuclear spread.'

Tokyo China Chen Yi Peking United States U.S

Thurmont Mayors Back Multiuse Thurmont Dam Plan

Thurmont leaders push a proposed 43 acre lake and dam at Lookinghill near Cunningham Falls citing benefits for boating beaches and recreation. Opponents warn the project would harm the last trout stream and park appeal. Thurmont officials seek a valve tap at the state dam for potential emergency use while denying current water needs.

Thurmont Roy W Dollar Lake Frederick Cunningham Falls Lastmouth Del William Houck Lockinghill Per

Help Wanted Garbage Collector Shortage Strains Cities

Cities face a shortage of garbage collectors as work is difficult and pay disputes arise. Little Rock seeks bouncers to haul cans, Atlanta uses prisoners, and Miami workers strike over wages and payroll rules while schools deploy students to help.

New York Little Rock Ark Atlanta Stafford Graydon Miami Dade County Adam W. Wilson Portland Maine

Viet Cong Threaten Reprisals Over Executions

South Viet Nam plans five more executions as Viet Cong threaten reprisals against American prisoners. Officials cite murders and robberies for the condemned while Viet Cong claim harsh retaliation for Da Nang killings and warn of further actions if South Viet Nam continues executions.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Harold Bennett Perryville Ark da Nang Humbert R. Versace Baltimore Kenneth M. Roraback Fayetteville N.C North Viet Nam International Red Cross Geneva Hanoi Nhan Dan Red Cross

Chest Ray Unit Here Saturday

The mobile chest x ray unit will be at the Frederick Shopping Center on Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm. Mrs Fred S Doll, executive director of the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, said this will be the last visit of the mobile unit to Frederick County this year. Dr Forbes H Burgess, Frederick County Health Officer, announced routine health department screening by the unit will cease. The program is a joint project of the local health department and the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association to provide annual routine x ray services to show proof of freedom from communicable disease.

Frederick Fred S Doll Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Frederick County Forbes H. Burgess

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Timmy Koogle Richard Frank J. Keefer Richard Koogle Educators Review Math Program Reds N. Viets U. S Frank Keeler Lisa Haupt Tammy Floyd Haupt Jefferson Viet Cong
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