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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1961

Page

11

U S Rejects Coexistence With Castro

Punta del Este Uruguay AP The United States rejected any coexistence with Castro era Cuba. Treasury Secretary Dillon said Cuba cannot benefit while under Soviet influence and did not sign the inter American conference pact joining Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. Cuban delegate Guevara condemned the plan as insufficient. Brazilian Finance Minister Mariani praised Kennedy’s foresight.

Punta del Este Uruguay United States Castro Cuba Treasury Douglas Dillon Soviet Union Dillon U.S inter-American Economic and Social Conference Kennedy Alliance For Progress Latin America Organization of American States Ernesto Guevara Guevara Americas Progress Guevara Alliance Clemente Mariani

Maryland to share in federal highway funds for 1963

Maryland is allocated 51.7 million dollars in federal highway funds for the 1963 fiscal year, with 7.8 million for primary secondary and urban roads and 43.8 million for interstate projects. The Commerce Department announced the apportionment, enabling early planning.]]>

Washington Maryland District of Columbia Puerto Rico U. S. Commerce Department Kennedy State Roads Commission SRC U.S. 40 U.S. 340 U.S. 50 Capitol Beltway Maryland 15

Harvest Parade and Beauty Contest at Castleman

The event, held Saturday October 7, features a parade, a beauty contest and a dance at the Armory with trophies awarded to fire companies and contestants.

Photer Castleman Armory

Frederick Fire Prevention Day Awards Set for October 7

Frederick plans a larger Fire Prevention Day program featuring a parade beauty contest and Miss Frederick Fire Prevention. Russell Rinehart chairs the event and notes invitations sent to over 200 fire companies. Prizes include multiple trophies and cash awards for best floats bands and marching units, with prizes escalating for senior and junior categories.

Frederick Russell Rinehart Rinehart National Guard Jack Fleischman Robert Helier James Walsh

DMV vows action against agents over insurance certificate sales

The Insurance Commissioner and Motor Vehicles Commissioner said collection agents face license suspension or revocation for selling financial responsibility certificates. Some agents collect a one month premium then file notice to cancel, prompting motorists to renew. Ted Dean of Philadelphia and Tom Franckhauser of Dallas each led the NFL in kickoff returns last season with 26 apiece.

Ment of Motor Vehicles Insurance F. Douglas Sears Motor Vehicles John R. Jewell Sears DMV Ted Dean Philadelphia Tom Franckhauser Dallas National Football League

Rail fares seen rising about fourteen percent

Washington AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission granted an initial step toward a fare hike of roughly 14.23 percent as five railroa ds seek special authorization to depart from current rates.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Railroad Tariff Request Seeks Increases September Approval

From the commission's tariff publishing rules a request was filed on behalf of the Baltimore and Ohio Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co Monon Railroad Wabsh Railroad Co and the New York Chicago St. Louis Railroad. The proposal seeks rate increases to take effect October 1 or as soon after as possible with time allotted for legal review.

Commission Baltimore & Ohio Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Co Monon Railroad Wabsh Railroad Co New York, Chicago, St. Louis Railroad

Rail fare hike request prompts protest letter

Winkler's letter of request states railroads would raise basic one way first class fares by 14.23 percent or increase the basic fare by 5.209 cents per mile to 3.95 cents per mile, prompting possible user protests in Frederick Maryland.

Frederick Maryland Frederick County Winkler

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