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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

12

Auto Wreck Involving Balto Man Injures Linthicum Passenger

A 36-year-old Baltimore man was reported in good condition at St Agnes Hospital after a Sunday morning single car crash at Pine Orchard Howard County. Dennis D. McCoy 32 of Linthicum, a passenger, suffered minor injuries. Ralph Crouse 36 of Baltimore had severe facial lacerations and other injuries, both treated. Crouse faced charges of driving under the influence reckless driving and failure to stay to the right of center. Washington AP—President Johnson created an emergency rail board to investigate disputes between railroads and 11 labor organizations.

Baltimore St Agnes Hospital Pine Orchard Howard County Dennis D. McCoy Linthicum Ellicott City Ralph Crouse Crouse and McCoy Washington Johnson

Federal mediation order averts rail strike for 60 days

The National Mediation Board views the disputes between unions and railroads as threatening interstate commerce and transportation if unresolved. Johnson’s executive action pauses any strike for at least 60 days, giving the board 30 days to issue recommendations for bargaining based on those findings.

National Mediation Board Servce Johnson

Congress Should Slow Up on Reapportionment Debate

Maryland Congressman Carlton R Sickles warns Congress to pause amid post Supreme Court reapportionment turmoil. He argues the Constitution should not be treated as a political football and urges avoiding rash, bypassing actions by House Judiciary Committee.

Supreme Court Washington Sickles Maryland Carlton R Sickles Congress United States House Judiciary Committee

Senate Seeks 8.8 Million to Compensate Dumped Milk

Senate leaders on Tuesday urged an 8.8 million request to fund farmers who dumped milk tainted by a pesticide residue. Senator Wills Robertson of Virginia, joined by Maryland lawmakers, pressed for inclusion in a new anti poverty package. Dairy producers used pesticide on alfalfa and cattle feed per Agriculture Department guidance before the Food and Drug Administration condemned the milk. Senator Milton R Young of North Dakota noted the condemned milk.

Washington Wills Robertson Dva Maryland Agriculture Department Food and Drug Administration Milton R Young R-Nd

Episode cited as absurd prompts taxpaying disgust

Senator Spessard L Holland called the episode absurd and ridiculing Congress and regulators. He noted the proposed addition of funds to the poverty program and mentioned a rider authorizing muk payments to the anti poverty act. Leaders Bible Class met at Calvary Methodist Church Educational Building with Charles L Myers presiding.

Spessard L Holland Dfla Congress Holland Calvary Methodist Church Charles L Myers Curtis Bowen

Chorus Leads Gospel Service With Faith on Trial Lesson

Ed and church group presented a lesson leaflet read aloud. Charles W Lockard led the gospel chorus singing O King Eternal. Mrs Edward H Mantz accompanied piano Faith on Trial. James A Kime introduced the class. Thomas O'Hara reported 79 attendees Reds 42 Blues 36 visitors 1.

H Mantz King Charles W Lockard Edward H Mantz James A. Kime Thomas O'Hara Reds Blues Visitors

August Sermon Set By Regular Teacher iCharl Dixon Jr

Next Sunday the monthly August service features regular teacher iCharl A Dixon Jr presenting the message. The arrangement notes Dixon’s role as the month’s standard speaker.

iCharl A. Dixon Jr

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