Burkittsville Sets Six Month Tax Rate and Budget
Burkittsville town council adopted a six month budget totaling 8710 and set a 15 cent tax rate per 3100 assessed value for January 1 to June 30 1964. Surplus of 100 anticipated. Raritan Club asked cleaning near Har old Huffer Road for disposal area work. Middletown council meeting lasted 15 minutes with bills paid.
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Burkittsville
South Mountain
Burgess Paul M. Smith
Raritan
Burkittsville Raritan Club
Harold Huffer
County Roads Department
Middletown
Floyd E. Stine
Brunswick Firemen Answer Alarm
Fire in the basement of Joseph Keefer’s Mountain Road home near Knoxville caused about 2500 dollars in damage. Chief H E Cannon said the cellar was gutted and a gas tank in the basement added hazard. Firemen confined the blaze to the cellar. the house remains usable. Equipment from Brunswick and a Harpers Ferry tank wagon fought the fire, using 15000 gallons of water. origin blamed on overloaded electrical facilities. Fire crew remained until 545 p m. Also, Stockholm reports Princess Desiree of Sweden to wed Baron Miklas Silfverschield this month, declaring a royal engagement.
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Joseph Keefer
Mountain Road
Knoxville
Brunswick
H. E
Sonny) Cannon
Harpers Ferry
Cannon
Frederick County Seeks 5000 Minimum Teacher Salary
Frederick County plans to set a 5000 minimum teacher salary at a county budget meeting. The raise exceeds the current 4500 minimum, places Frederick near the mid range among Maryland counties, and accompanies a potential state scale increase that would raise maximum salaries above 7000.
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Frederick County
East Church Street
Maryland
John L. Carnochan
Carnachan
Washington County
Carroll County
Frederick
Montgomery County
Howard County
U.S. Veep Johnson Aims to Impress Europe
European leaders struggle to form solid opinions of President Johnson as Vice President Johnson remains relatively unknown abroad. The press in London Paris and Bonn is studying his speeches and past remarks to gauge his figure and potential influence in transatlantic affairs.
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Tom A. Cullen
Assn
London
NEA
Johnson
Britain
France
Alec Douglas - Home
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Bonn
Kennedy Death Shakes European Confidence in U S Leadership
The Kennedy assassination unsettles Europe as Britain Germany Italy face leadership shifts and economic teething in the Common Market. Britain’s Douglas-Home and Germany’s Erhard lack time to prove themselves while De Gaulle appears to gain short term from Kennedy’s demise.
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Jess
America
Free World
Kennedy
Atlantic
Britain
Germany
Douglas Home
Ludwig Exhard
Italy
Europe
Douglas - Home
United States
Labor Party
de Gaulle
Milk Price Set For Month In Chesapeake Bay Order
Market administrator E Hick man Greene announced the December Class I milk price for the Upper Chesapeake Bay Milk Marketing Order at 5.48 dollars per hundredweight for 3.5 percent butterfat. The Washington D C order shares the past calculation method, based partly on the old Philadelphia market area now merged with Wilmington.
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E. Hickman Greene
Chesapeake Bay
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Montgomery Liquor Law Challenged
A court challenge questions Montgomery County liquor licensing rules as a restaurant owner disputes eligibility criteria. Judge James H. Pugh reviews the case after Anthony N. Dellenoci’s Rockville project was denied a license.
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de Gaulle
Europe
Atlantic
Johnson
Kennedy
Montgomery County
James H. Pugh
Anthony N. Dellenoci
Rockville
Lawrence Steelman
Delaware Valley area shifts Order 16 pricing structure
Secretary of Agriculture L. Freeman signed an order altering Order 16 pricing to rely on prices in the new Delaware Valley area and made the change effective immediately, bypassing the usual 20 day waiting period. The move uses November Class I and IX milk prices of $5.44 and $3.232 per hundredweight. Milk producers are paid the combined price for their milk reflecting Class I and II in the area.
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Delaware Valley Area
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Delaware Valley
Greene
Baltimore Population Drops by 8 000 in Year
Baltimore's population fell to about 924 000 in the 12 months ending July 1, a decline of 8 000. The July 1 breakdown showed 570 000 whites and 354 000 nonwhites, mostly Negroes, versus 585 000 whites and 347 000 nonwhites a year earlier, per the health department.
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Baltimore
Department
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Noble Engagment Stockholm
Desiree
Sweden
Stockholm
Expressen
Gustaf VI
Michlas Silfverschield
Long
Sibylla
Gustaf Adali
VIC Miller Travel Agency
HIVE
U.S. Veep
Montgomery
Dellenoci
Steelman
Rambler Classic
Dr. Super. Auto. R. & MH
Pontiac Vista
Hydra
Volkswagen
Rambler AM
Lawson Motor Sales Sales
New Market, Md
P. Su PF
Big Discount
Hydy T
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Village Lanes
Frederick’s Family Bowling Center
Rim
Roffe
Edward
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Studebaker
Crouse
Ford Sales
Taneytown, Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co
Fourth St
Chevrolet OK
Maryland Aluminum Sales Co
North Market St
Carmack
Carina
Fordo
R&h
Falcon
S/Wagon Ltd
Trans
Parkwood Forder
Ford Tudor $ Cyl Ltd
Merkel Sf
Sredecick
Berwich Warfield
E. Patrick &J. MO
Kaufman Sales & Service, Inc
East Patrick St
Goodwill
Bonne
A.T
Chrysler
ATR. &H
Ats
Pontiac
E. Sixth St. MO
E. Patrick St
Fordomatic
Mercury Montielair
Mercomatic
Mercury
Moyer
Ext’d
Arcade Bowling Alley
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