Cambridge Starts Stamp Food Plan
The first of about 250 eligible families began receiving federal food stamps in Cambridge Monday. James Ditmar, assistant state welfare director, said the Dorchester County plan, first in Maryland, may be followed by 16 other counties. Orville McFeeter, 67, a retired canning house worker from Andrews, Dorchester County, was the first to pick up stamps, receiving $20 worth for $12. All but about half a dozen recipients are on welfare rolls.
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Cambridge
James Ditmar
Dorchester County
Maryland
Orville McFeeter
Andrews
Fourteen British golfers named for World Championship
London AP The British Professional Golfers Association named fourteen players for the Carling World Golf Championship at Sutton Mass. Leading British finisher Peter Butler joins David Snell Jimmy Hitchcock Peter Alliss Christy O Connor Lionel Platts Guy Wolstenholme Dave Thomas Tommy Horton Dai Rees Tony Jacklin Max Faulker John Panton George Will. The group departs Aug. 15 for three days practice on Pleasant Valley before the Aug. 19 22 tournament.
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London
British Professional Golfers’ Association
Sutton
Mass
Peter Butler
PGA
David Snell
Jimmy Hitchcock
Peter Alliss
Christy O'Connor
Lionel Platts
Guy Wolstenholme
Dave Thomas
Tommy Horton
Dai Rees
Tony Jacklin
Max Faulker
John Panton
George Will
United States
Pleasant Valley
Minor Grid League Relocates Miami Franchise to Mobile
The North American Football League announced that the Miami franchise will move to Mobile, Alabama for the 1965 season. The team, to be called the Mobile Tarpons, is led by Dr. C. Adrian Bodet and the sale was approved amid concerns over publicity from possible NFL expansion and operational difficulties in Miami. The league noted major city status is not its future, with Baltimore’s locale viewed as workable.
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Washington
North American Football League
Miami
Fla
Mobile
Ala
C. Adrian Bodet
Mobile Tarpons
Buffalo
Baltimore
Bay Sport Fishing Report from Potomac area
The Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs reports excellent bottom fishing between Cobb Island and Mathias Point with small croakers and white perch. Scattered spot catches and bucktail tipped rockfish also noted. in Piney Point, anglers haul white perch while gray trout rise at Point Lookout.
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Annapolis
Potomac River
Cobb Island
Mathias Point
Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Piney Point
Angiers
Point Lookout
Bay Bridge
Hackett’s Point
Severn River
Severn River Bridge
Susquehanna Flats
High Schooler Shoots 71 To Lead Public Links Golf
Pittsburgh teen James B. Masserio 16, Baldwin High School, and Alan Jon Bailey 19 from State College of Iowa shot 71 to lead the National Public Links Golf Championship first 18 holes. Masserio, slow but steady, topped a field of 150, with Bailey close behind, as conditions at North Park Golf Course frustrated many players.
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Pittsburgh
Iowa
James B. Masserio
Baldwin High School
Alan Jon Bailey
State College of Iowa
Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
North Park
Masserio
Francis Clifford
Bos
Woodsboro Officials Study Water Main Extension Bids
Woodsboro Town Council holds a special meeting on Wednesday to review bids for a six inch water main extension serving Gravel Hill Road development. At last night’s session officials discussed the project with Mayor Carroll Wickless noting the need to address the new growth.
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Floyd E. Stine
Middletown
Gilmore Trout
Walkersville
Burkittsville
Woodsboro
Gravel Hill Road
Carroll Wickless
Seeks Prestige at Roosevelt on 1 1/2 Mile Route
Westbury New York AP reports Speedy Scot, runner up in the Roosevelt International, will race against the first four finishers over a 1 1/2 mile Roosevelt Raceway course this Saturday to regain prestige.
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Westbury
N.Y
Scot
Roosevelt Raceway
South African Leads French Open Golf
Cobie Legrange of South Africa posted a course record eight under par 65 for the first round lead at the French Open Golf on the Blue course at St Nom la Breteche. Peter Thomson of Australia and John Hayes of South Africa trailed after rounds of 66 and 67 as the field headed for a cut to 50 players after the second round.
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Paris
Cobie Legrange
South Africa
Legrange
St. Nom la Breteche
Gaetan Morgue d’Algue
France
Peter Thomson
Australia
John Hayes
Consumer spending and confidence key to 1966 economy
AP News analysis explains that rising personal incomes, and more families in middle income brackets, support continued consumer spending. Confidence appears firmer this year, though stock market dips since May raise questions about prospects for 1966. Business spending remains the second pillar.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
War Profits and Purchases Signal Ongoing Growth
A 1960 to today snapshot shows consumer purchasing power surging with personal income rising from 401 billion to 517 billion annually, leaving about 450 billion after taxes. Incomes at higher brackets grew sharply, with more families earning 7000 to 9999, 10000 to 14999, and 15000 to 24999, and economists expect further gains as factory backlogs rise, Social Security benefits rise, and spending stays buoyant.
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