Eastalco May Hire To 1100 At Buckeystown Plant
John W. Morgan of Eastalco Aluminum discusses a new plant near Buckeystown. The two pot line site could reach 500 workers by 1970 and climb to about 1100 if a third pot is built by 1974. Locating factors include Allegheny Power rates, proximity to Lancaster operations, and a growing East Coast market.
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John W. Morgan
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Frederick Ldons Club
Eastalco Aluminum
Buckeystown
Morgan
Eastalco
Eastaleo
Frederick County
Allegheny Power System
Lancaster
Pireserigs County
Explosion Damages Snack Bar On U S 40
An early morning explosion likely from grease in ducts damaged a drive in snack bar adjoining Hamilton's on U S 40. Three large windows blown out and grill area scorched. fire contained quickly. State Police and fire investigators probing causes.
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U.S. 40
Hamilton
George Hamilton
Independent Hose Company
Walkersville Fire Company
Braddock Heights
Tic
Ray Kamal
Barnes
Stock Market Opens With Mild New Year Rally
New York trading begins with a modest advance as the market shows early activity amid a cautious tone and light volume. Major averages drift higher while analysts note limited gains and selective strength in key issues.
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New York
Tree
91st Congress Opens With Challenges Ahead
The 91st Congress opened amid leadership battles in both parties and potential fights over Nixon’s White House bid. House leaders were settled with McCormack reappointed as Speaker and Ford as minority leader, while Senate posts stayed with Mansfield and Dirksen. Articles mention possible pay raises, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, and a push to seat Powell amid Harlem district disputes.
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
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John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Henge
Arizona
Morris
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Colorado
Gordon Alcott
Time Arrives For Md Aliens Address Reports
JH Woolwine of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says Maryland’s annual alien address report is under way. Last year 45205 aliens filed addresses. this year expected higher due to more immigrants admitted last year. Reports are required by law. forms available at post offices and INS offices.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Woolwine
Maryland
Tost
United States
Gre
Immigration Service
Thin County
Unite States
Vioia
The
Immigration and Neteraliyation Service
Israel Battles Lebanon Clash and Global Reactions
Israeli anger rises over world concern for Lebanon and air incidents as border artillery duels resume. Prime Minister Abba Eban blasts UN actions while Pope Paul VI is criticized by religious leaders. Soviet and British moves suggest wider regional maneuvering amid fears of military actions and arms shipments to Jordan.
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Lebanon
Abba Phan
We U.N. Security Council
Paul VI
Nissim
Athens
Zersh Warhaftiy
Tel Aviv
Faan
Security Council
Israel
Eban
United Nations
Jobanon
Kiryat Shmoneh
Moshe Dayan
Business Leaders Hear Complaints Of Racism
Frederick businessmen and the NAACP met at Asbury Methodist Church to address racial discrimination. Leaders urged firms to adopt uniform policies for employees and fair housing, citing segregation in facilities and housing, and calling for real opportunities for Black residents and improved race relations.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Frederick Alliance of
NAACP
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News-Post
FAB
Delaplaine
Sherman Mason
Dorsey
Leonard Green
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Fire log brief reports Thurmont dump fire and restaurant call
Fire log notes 1:15 a.m. at Smith Road dump fire with Thurmont response and 7:47 a.m. at Hamilton's Restaurant with Independents Braddock Heights and Walkers Willie responding. No further details provided.
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Smith
Smith Road
Hamilton
Braddock Heights
Willie
Middletown Approves Chesterbrook Manor Apartment Plan
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a Morgan Keller Company project for a ten building, up to 600 unit complex named Chesterbrook Manor on a 10 acre site bordered by Church Street Cread Street and Franklin Street. Final approval hinges on plat and architectural plans before Burgess Floyd Stine and town commissioners.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Morgan Keller Company
Smithsburg
Church Street
Cread Street
Franklin Street
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Floyd Stine
Chesterbrook Manor
Burgess and Council
Forbert Rollins
Rollins and
Wenner
Mor- Karehellern Company
Sud
Parkine
Brantin
Broadtreets
Canerence Tatnson
Manin and
Commie Atin
Hershey to Speak at Hood College Campus
General Hershey director of the Selective Service will lecture at Hood College Wednesday evening at 7 in Price Auditorium. Sponsored by the Town Hall group the event is free. He outlines his rise from Indiana National Guard enlistment in 1911 to leadership roles in Selective Service and his influence on manpower policy and local boards.
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Hershey
Selective Service
Hood College
College Town Hall
Price
General Hershey
Indiana National Guard
Joint
Army and Navy Selective Service Committee
Canal Zone
District of Columbia
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Washiburtton
General
Andre
Ceneral Hershey
Alan
Bachelar
Tertlana
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