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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1966

Page

7

Montgomery Fair to Feature Country Music Festival

The Montgomery County Fair in Gaithersburg runs August 22 to 27 and will feature a Country Music Festival drawing over 125,000 attendees. Opening night includes the U S Air Force Pipe Band in kilts to honor General Bully Mitchell, with three days of free stage entertainment to follow led by Tex Ritter George Hamilton IV Hank Williams Jr and other stars. Closing night showcases Jean Shepard The Virginians and Buzz Busby and His Bayou Boys with Fisher and Red McCoy hosting.

Montgomery County Gaithersburg Norman Mills Montgomery County Fair Maryland U. S. Air Force Hank Williams, Jr Ed Sullivan Ball Park University of Maryland Tommy Fisher Fisher Red McCoy Nashville Tennessee Jean Sheppard The Washington Lonsiana Bay Ride Buzz Busby Far Mills

Special School Helps Alaska Natives Train For Jobs

Seattle based Seattle Orientation Center of the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs assists Alaska natives and Indians with training for employment. Minnie Trader, 25, from a Kuskokwim Eskimo village, pursues beautician training in Chicago. About 750 Eskimos pass through the center. residents receive stipends and rent assistance while learning basics of city life and budgeting.

Seattle Wash Minnie Emangak Chicago U.S Bureau of Indian Affairs Kuskokwim River Alaska Uncle Sam Jimmie Owens United States Mrs Owens Beaver

Loot Goes Wanting in Philly Armored Truck Gap

An armored truck at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia dropped two bags containing an estimated 340000 dollars. The bags were recovered before bystanders noticed the incident, preventing further pursuit or loss. No injuries reported and authorities investigated how the bags fell from the vehicle.

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