Forecaster Again Calls For Snow In Frederick County
Frederick County residents eye a white Christmas as the weatherman predicts a developing low pressure system may bring a third snowstorm. Forecasters in Washington revise chances to 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight while a local forecaster calls for snow Friday afternoon or evening and flurries on Christmas Eve. December totals show about 1.74 inches of precipitation and nine to fifteen inches of snow locally.
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Frederick County
Texas
Washington National Airport
Frederick
Ox Fibre to Merge with Sohio Subsidiaries into Vistron
Ox Fibre Brush of Frederick will merge with seven Sohio chemical and plastics units on Jan 1 to form Vistron Corporation. Ox Fibre becomes a division, led by Frederick Weitzel as Oxco division president. Robert W. Haigh and Philip A. Singleton named leaders in the new structure. Oxco to move from Frederick to Cakeville Tennessee by year end.
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Ox Fibre Brush
Frederick
Tennessee
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Vistron Corporation
Ox Fibre
Frederick Weitzel
Weitzel
Oxco
Robert W. Haigh
Sahio
New Corporation
Philip A Singleton
Caakeville
Tenn
Bank To Pay Stock Dividend At Fredericktown Bank
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company proposes a 5 percent stock dividend on February 10 in addition to the regular cash dividend of $1.10 per share. President Weeredith S. Young says no cash dividend reduction will occur. The plan requires stockholder and Maryland Bank Commissioner approval. a special meeting is set for February 6 with records on that date eligible for the dividend.
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Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Weeredith S. Young
Maryland Bank Commissioner
Steelworkers Appeal Work Order In Warplane Plant
The United Steelworkers Union appeals a federal judge’s order requiring 1,800 strikers at a Kokomo Union Carbide plant to return to work for up to 80 days under Taft Hartley provisions. A presidential inquiry found the dispute centers on coordinated bargaining among three unions and warns that alloy X supplies may run out, jeopardizing jet engine production for Vietnam.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
Kokomo, Inc
Vietnam
Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Leonard P. Walsh
Union Carbide Corp
U.S
United Stockworkers of America
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers
International Chemical Workers
Kokomo
Justice Department
Steelworkers
Water safe after Fort Detrick creek derailment cleanup
Health officials concluded that Fort Detrick water supplies are safe after an Owens Creek derailment spilled liquid asphalt into the Monocacy River. Investigators found only a small amount entered the stream and was non toxic. The railroad and local crews erected hay barriers, pushed remaining asphalt into a pool to burn, and continued monitoring downstream toward the Monocacy.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick City
Owens Creek
Loys Station
Graceham
Monocacy River
Western Maryland Railroad
State Water Resources Commission
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
City
Thurmont Fire Company
Pope Hopes For Peace Miracle in Christmas Message
Pope Paul VI urged a miracle of good will to end the Vietnam war in his Christmas address. He emphasized that authorities on both sides must act with concrete steps and sincere intent. The World Council of Churches echoed the call for peace in Vietnam hours earlier, backing renewed appeals.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vietnam
Geneva
World Council of Churches
Eugene Carson Blake
Franklin Clark Fry
Council
Arson Suspected In These Barn Fires
Police suspect arson in 17 county barn fires. Readables list dates, owners or operators, locations, and damage estimates, naming John Lewis on Detrick Road to Dr Edward Leonard on Gas House Pike. Totals range from a few thousand to sixty thousand dollars.
City Seeks Maximum Grant for Monocacy Interceptor Sewer
Frederick city engineers expect word soon on a state health department grant request for the Monocacy interceptor sewer connecting Walkersville district to the city plant. The $1.3 million project may qualify for up to 50 percent aid, with discussions about a possible higher percentage under consideration.
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Frederick
State Health Department
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Walkersville Sanitary District
Frederick City
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
State School Board Plans Anti Smoking Program For Students
Frederick County officials recognize ongoing student smoking on campus. Dr John Carnochan and Dr C Edward Hamilton cite enforcement challenges amid limited societal support. The State Board will back an anti smoking education program rather than a police rule, based on Doris Terry's report. She notes pupils as young as twelve start smoking, urging early curriculum and parental involvement.
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Tald Weller
Frederick County
John Carnochan
C. Edward Hamilton
State Board of Education
Doris Terry
Miss Terry
Kennedy Suit Ends as Look Agrees to Edits for Book Serial
Mrs. John F. Kennedy settles her lawsuit with Look magazine over The Death of a President. Look will serialize 60,000 words with 1,600 words removed or altered to omit personal details about Kennedy and her children. Harper & Row remains set for the full 300,000 word hard cover in April.
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NEW York
John KF. Kennedy
Look
Wiliam Manchester
Gardner Cowles
William Attwood
Cowles Publications, Inc
Mrs Kennedys
Manchester
Harper & Row
Middletown
Conn
Robert F. Kennedy
Sun Valley
Idaho
Simon Rifkind
First Things
Rifkind
Manhattan
Fisheries To Issue Souvenir Coin
Three Springs Fisheries will issue a souvenir half dollar to mark its 50th anniversary. Located at Lilypons south of Buckertown in Frederick County the business was founded in 1917 by G Leicester Thomas Sr. Initial medallions go on sale Friday at the International Pet and Animal Show in New York City with 10 000 bronze medals and 500 serially numbered antique bronze pieces. Five gold medal lions have been approved by the U S Treasury and one will be given to Miss Lily Pons, the opera star who lent her name in 1932.
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Three Spring Fisheries
Three Springs
Lilypons
Buckertown
Frederick County
G Leicester Thomas Sr
New York City
U.S Treasury
Lily Pons
13 000 Loss In 19th Fire In Frederick County
State police arson investigators probe a barn fire on Gas House Pike causing 13000 in damage. It is the 19th barn fire in Frederick County since April 2 tied to arson concerns, with 17 suspected arsons in the period. The blaze at Dr Edward Leonard's Chevy Chase farm, rented by Roy Witmer, was discovered at 5 p.m. by Witmer's son Kevin as cows were milking. Firefighters from New Market, Frederick, and Mt Airy saved a shed and cows. 35 to 40 men fought the fire using pond water.
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Frederick County
Edward Leonard
Chevy Chase
Roy W. Witmer
Witmer
Kevin
New Market Fire Company
Independent Hose Company
Frederick
Mt. Airy Fire Company
New Market
James R. Hahn
Living Costs Edge Higher In November
The Labor Department reports November consumer prices rose by one tenth of one percent, the smallest rise in six months. Food prices fell seven tenths of 1 percent while housing, apparel and medical care boosted costs. The index reached 114.6, 3.6 percent above a year earlier, meaning $146 buys a typical package of goods and services versus $100 in the 1957-59 base period.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Old Annapolis Road
Harold F. X. Schwartz
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Utica
Henry P. Laughlin
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Monrovia
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Price Distillery Road
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