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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1964
Page
9
AP reports that busy steel mills may slow earlier than usual due to auto model changes, potential plant shutdowns, and labor talks with autoworkers. Buyers are stockpiling cautiously while shortages seem unlikely, keeping orders modest as fall prospects loom.
In Annapolis AP reports that George W. Baker Jr. of Baltimore was the top paid lobbyist at the 1964 Maryland General Assembly, with Thomas J. Lipton Inc and Good Humor Corp paying Baker a total of 10000 dollars and 282.47 in expenses to push a bill to allow ice cream truck bells. The law aimed to curb late night bell ringing from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and restrict bell size, part of broader lobby payments led by the insurance industry across sessions.
Mrs. Millard E Tydings spoke of her global trip and Philippine stop while highlighting her son Joseph D Tydings Senate bid At the Women s Club of Emmitsburg Mrs Tydings also recalled meeting John F Kennedy The event noted Tydings two Maryland House terms and U S Attorney service and invited all club members to Candidates Night on April 23 at 7 30 at the North.
Miss Ada McKissick and Mrs. Catherine Kugler hosted the program at Frederick Elementary School. The next meeting is set for May 11 at 8 pm in Emmitsburg with guest speaker Mrs Hazel Goldstein.
The Census Bureau reports the Washington metropolitan area, including DC plus Maryland and Virginia suburbs, as the nation’s fastest growing in the early 1960s with an 8 percent population rise. California regions follow with 5.2 and 4.4 percent gains. The FTC grants a one month extension to May 15 for cigarette warning submissions. Irish President De Valera plans a three day US visit starting May 27 after invitation from President Johnson. Baltimore judge sets bail at 6000 for Alexander J Sadowski, 47, in the $500,000 Talmodical Academy fire. three firefighters injured.
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