Frederick County agriculture remains strong in 1967 milk and grain output
The Maryland Crop Reporting Service summary shows Frederick County as the leading dairy county in Maryland in 1967, producing 27 percent of state milk. Milk output rose from 400 million to 418 million pounds in five years, with the county gaining one percentage point in state share since 1963. Frederick also leads in hay and wheat production, surpassing Queen Annes in wheat and ranking second in barley, while agriculture maintains a strong role despite suburban growth.
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Frederick County
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Frederick
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Howard County
Queen Annes County
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
The Rise of Millionaires Through High Yield Investments
The Federal Reserve notes 40 000 Americans were millionaires in 1958 rising to 100 000 by 1965. Inflation may have raised totals further as investors seek 15 percent or better returns. Over ten years the top mutual funds doubled to quadrupled values, implying strong compound growth.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
County Commissioner Responds To Hodge On Waste Disposal
Frederick County board president Charles E Collins replies to Donald M Hodge’s letter on solid waste. He favors incineration with regional plants, cites air pollution rules in Europe and the U S, and notes cost and operational factors including taxes, land use, and staffing. He also mentions Maryland representation on a national pollution committee.
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Toronto
Canada
Europe
United States
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Long Island
New York City
Frederick County
National Committee
NACO
Maryland
Joint
Congressional Committee
Timely quotes on aid and urban transport networks
The remarks urge countries to declare hostility to the United States for aid. Alan S. Boyd, secretary of transportation, laments the lack of transportation to move the urban poor to suburban jobs and incomes. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia is cited on aid logic.
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United States
King Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Alan S Boul
Secretary of Transportation
Surround and Starve Viet City Infiltrators
NEA correspondent Ray Cromley discusses a proposed tactic to seal off infiltrated urban areas by surrounding and starving enemy troops in Saigon. He compares it to historical sieges in World War II and Dien Bien Phu, notes risks of civilian hardship, and warns that sustaining such a strategy could alienate local populations and bolster Viet Cong support.
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Washington
Nea
Saigon
U.S
Pacific
Malaya
Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu
City ordinance against parking on Market Street fades
The July 8 1918 city ordinance restricting parking on Market Street fell by the wayside Saturday night after a period of enforcement. The measure had briefly improved the street's appearance and shown enforcement impact.
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Market Street
National Railroad Administration
Frederick
South Mountain
Charles Hildebrand
No Vacancy On the Supreme Court Stirs Legal Debate
The article argues there is no current vacancy in the U S Supreme Court as Chief Justice Warren has only announced intent to retire and President Johnson will appoint when a successor is ready. It discusses retirement rules, Fortas, and political opposition from Senators Griffin and others amid the national leadership transition.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Earl Warren
Johnson
Supreme Court
Warren
Abe Fortas
Alan
Senate
Judge Thornberry
Fortas
Congress
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Claims
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on a wave of consumer ads
A column humorously critiques promotional promises from advertisers. It notes a planned pocket radio friendly car design and a boss offering bonus coupons, while mocking products claiming to do more than they can. The piece satirizes overblown guarantees from several brands.
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Iles
Berry's
HEA
Donald M. Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Charles E. Collins
Board of County Commissioners
Nbeo
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
News-Post
Baker Park
Cumberland
Lane
Peter W. Chichester
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
College of Agriculture
Corigliano Brothers
Ossining
N.Y
By David Lawrence
Amos
Dr Martin Luther King Wr
BY Phil Pastoret
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