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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
2
A fragmentary TV and radio listings page recounts channel broadcasts and embedded entertainment notes, mentioning CBS NBC and ABC airings. It blends references to war lore, comic sketches, and a safety toll estimate of 706 with old show titles and actor names, all in a nostalgic late 1950s to 1960s tone.
CBS News presents a special on how troops celebrated Christmas in Vietnam with films flown in for the occasion and footage of Christmas Eve services. Oklahoma City reports apologies by the state to motorists who bought license plates that faded colors when washed.
A new Explorer Post for Leadership Organized Here was formed Monday night with Ross Garment Co. as sponsor and Hyman Ross as institutional representative. Members will serve as special junior assistant scoutmasters for troops lacking a scoutmaster to keep units together through outdoor programs until boys are trained to lead. Charles W. Orendorff, explorer advisor, outlined eligibility: 14 years old, at least a fresh man in high school, rank of first class as a scout, and served as patrol leader. Officers elected include Philip Sagi as president, John Pensinger as vice president, Anthony Britti secretary, Larry Abraham treasurer, and Peter Nickolas quartermaster.
The Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War is on public display in the Maryland statehouse near the chamber where it was ratified on January 14, 1784. The document is loaned from the National Archives as the Continental Congress met in Annapolis.
Paul Gordon of Venice Florida sent Greenfield Massachusetts an $8 250 000 bill claiming compensation for three days of detention after being stopped for driving without a license Town Treasurer John Kiley said payment was not expected by the town.
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