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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 03, 1966

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Drivers Face DMV review for holiday violations

One hundred forty seven motorists may need to appear before the DMV commissioner to explain why their licenses should not be suspended after holiday weekend traffic arrests. Police logged 71 arrests and 19 accidents with nine injuries as the state reports New Year fatality totals and deer-related incidents.

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles J. Millard Tawes Department of Motor Vehicles Frederick Maryland

Peace Move Hit By Hanoi Press

Washington reports two Johnson peace envoys pressed for talks while Hanoi's Nhan Dan dismissed U S efforts as trickery and demanded the four conditions for ending the war. Ho Chi Minh reaffirmed fighting until final victory as U S bombings pause for talks continues, with Harriman in Pakistan and Williams in Africa pushing diplomacy.

Washington Johnson Hanoi Communist Party Nhan Dan U.S United States W. Averell Harriman Pakistan Mohammed Ayub Khan G. Mennen Williams North Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh Asa‘hi Shimbun Havana Continents Viet Nam

U.S. May Cut Bethlehem Steel Purchases Over Price Increase

Washington sources say the government may reduce buys of Bethlehem Steel structural steel if the firm rescinds its $5 a ton price rise. Administration pressures focus onundoing the increase, with other producers urged to keep prices steady. Bethlehem defends the rise as tied to product upgrades and savings from lighter steel while officials label it inflationary. Edmund F. Martin argues changes benefit builders and bridges. Gardner Ackley and President Johnson condemn the rise as unjustified.

Washington Bethlehem Steel Corp Bethlehem Edmund F. Martin Gardner Ackley President’s Council of Economic Advisors Johnson Ackley

Johnson returns to White House ready for heavy 1966 work

President Johnson resumes duties at the White House and appears in excellent health after his gall bladder kidney stone operation. Doctors say he has lost weight and is strong enough to handle a demanding schedule. He expressed optimism about resuming full operations early in 1966.

Washington Johnson White House George G. Barkley Burkley LBJ Texas

New York City Faces Transit Strike Disruption

The two day old transit strike hit Manhattan with heavy auto traffic and near panic. Mayor Lindsay warned of possible city closure to cars but traffic eased to about normal as commuters adjusted and early rush hour patterns shifted. The mayor urged continued restraint and urged against driving into Manhattan.

New York Manhattan John V. Lindsay Lindsay Henry A. Barnes Barnes

Pakistan and India Meet For Talks In Tashkent Summit

In Moscow the leaders of Pakistan and India, President Ayub Khan and Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, arrive for a summit hosted by Alexei Kosygin. Talks begin Tuesday but likely won’t resolve Kashmir dispute, though may ease tensions over minor issues.

Moscow India Pakistan Tashkent Kashmir Mohammed Ayub Khan Lal Bahadur Shastri Alexei N. Kosygin Asian Subcontinent

CAC Announces Shifts On Board of Directors

Frederick County Community Action Committee reorganizes its board with John A. Zufall moving to president and George D. Wood becoming agency coordinator. Mildred Storm shifts to director of volunteer workers, George Dredden named vice president, and Sister Madeline named secretary. A membership ratification meeting is set for Jan 12 at 7 30 p.m. in Frederick City.

Frederick George Dredden Fort Detrick Sister Madeleine Saint Joseph's College Emmitsburg Community Action Committee Zufall Board of Frederick City Znfall Wood Storm

New Year Babies Born At Hospital

Four babies welcomed 1966 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Andrew Ross McCutcheon arrived at 9 40 a.m. weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces as the first baby of Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon. Blaine Allen Cutshall arrived at 4 25 p.m. weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces as their first child. Robert Lee Mercer weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces at 6 11 p.m. and Michael Lewis Blank weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce at 7 50 p.m. The report notes last year and prior years had similar first day birth counts.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Andrew Ross McCutcheon Robert McCutcheon Braddock Heights Andrew Blaine Allen Cutshall Blaine John Cutshall Woodsboro Robert Lee Mercer Leonard Mercer RFD Frederick Michael Lewis Blank Chester Blank Michael

Unions Return to Work at Gunpowder Plant

Production of gunpowder for Vietnam use resumed at the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp munitions plant in East Alton Illinois after union members voted to accept new contracts. The International Association of Machinists AFL CIO approved 1599 to 1543 and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted 50 to 25. Two other unions had previously returned to work after a December 1 strike.

East Alton Til Viet Nam Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio Washington International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Chemical Workers Aflcio Western Employees Trade Council

Rain Fails To Help At Emmitsburg Drought Deepens In Frederick County

Emmitsburg faces a prolonged water shortage as rain fails to raise river flows. Potomac and Monocacy waters remain at record lows while Mt Saint Marys and St Josephs add about 100000 gallons daily as officials warn of a potential weeklong freeze that could be disastrous.

Frederick County Potomac River New York Point of Rocks Brunswick Echo Mt. Saint Mary’s St. Joseph’s College Klax Emmitsburg

Revolutionaries Gather For Havana Conference

In Havana the Tricontinental Conference convened with about 800 delegates from 100 nations. Fidel Castro warned of anti American sentiment and noted China would not ship rice or buy Cuban sugar under new terms. Bethlehem Steel faced a weaker, irregular market amid transit strikes in New York.

Havana Cuba Raul Leom Venezuela Brazil Peru Colombia Havana Hilton Downton Havana Fidel Casto Castro China Peking New York Bethlehem Steel New York City Wall Street

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