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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 24, 1969

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Frederick grocery workers authorize strike over new contracts

Local 692 of the Retail Store Employees Union representing 6200 workers at 260 Maryland and Delmarva stores voted 224-15 against a three year contract offer from Acme Safeway and other chains. Union officials expect a 48 hour consumer notice before a strike possibly by August 1, with talks ongoing for two months.

Acme Safeway Food Frederick Washington Ccovenues Employes Union Rvs-Cio Centrat Starry Cimbolo Maryland Delmarva Peninsula Cimbolo A&p

Rain Ends Drought as Frederick Rainfall Surges

In Frederick County the area received 1.61 inches of rain over four days and 3.94 inches for July, the greatest monthly total in over a year and above normal for the first time in seven months. The rainfall raised Fishing Creek Reservoir levels by about six inches with water spilling over the spillway as forecasts predicted more showers.

Frederick County U.S. Department of Commerce Weather Bureau Arva US Weather Bureau Potomac Washington Frederick Fishing Creek

Regional Jail Plan Updated

Frederick Carroll and Howard Counties consider a shared regional jail with Frederick paying 57 percent of the cost. County commissioners president Charles E Collins attended a meeting in Ellicott City and learned of a new proposal based on a report by Joseph Egeberg, state jail official.

Frederick Carroll Howard Frederick County Charles E. Collins Ellicott Joseph Egeberg

Derr's Condition Improves to Very Satisfactory

Frederick Mayor John A. Derr’s condition has improved to very satisfactory this morning per Dr. James Thom as he was moved from the intensive care ward at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He remains unable to receive visitors or phone calls except from immediate family, as doctors assess the cause of his Tuesday collapse.

Frederick John A. Derr James 3. Thomas Derr Frederick Memorial Hospital

Jack Pot Days Draw Shoppers In Downtown Frederick

Downtown Frederick merchants launch Jack Pot Days with 20 to 50 percent sales through Friday. Shoppers enter drawing slips at each shop for a $1000 grand prize distribution among six winners with first prize 500. drawings include other prizes like jackets and toasters. Grand prize drawing at Routzahn's Department Store Monday at 10 30 a.m.

Frederick Routzahn

Nixon Sees Apollo 11 Return From Moon Mission

President Nixon watched Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins aboard the Hornet after their moon landing. The crew landed in the Pacific nine miles from the recovery ship and prepared for a quarantine voyage to Houston. Original postflight reports noted all crew in excellent condition amid a dramatic splashdown and salvage.

Siam Hee Roes Neil Wwmestron Edwin 1. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Moon Nixon Col Frank Borman William Rogers Thomas 0. Paine Hornet Jawai Armstrong Aldrin Eagle Ming Arstrom Collins Columbia Lunar Jandine Wise Muap Pacific Hawaii

Israeli Jets Down Six Egyptian MIGs Over Suez Channel Clash

Tel Aviv reports Israeli jets shot down six Egyptian MIGs amid renewed fighting along the Suez Canal. Both sides traded air and ground fire as Moshe Dayan warned of possible renewed warfare while Nasser threatened to strike back.

Tel Aviv Suez Canal Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Sinai Peninsula Cairo Canal Nasser Moshe Dayan Israel Ife Dayan Naseser

Judge Moylan Dies in Baltimore at 72

Judge Charles E Moylan 72 retired associate judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City died Wednesday in Baltimore after five weeks in Union Memorial Hospital an embolism in the lungs. Funeral services will be at Grace Methodist Church Baltimore Saturday with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Jenkins Funeral Home York Road Baltimore Thursday and Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. He is survived by his wife Anna Mildred Wheeler Moy.

Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Grace Methodist Church Woodlawn Cemetery Jenkins Funeral Home York Road Judge Moylan Anna Mildred Wheeler Moy

County School Sex Education Costs Estimated at 3600

Frances A. Gilbert cites 1969 70 partial program costs for fifth and sixth grades at 3600 including 3900 for salary and 300 for supplies. The board has not approved continuation, though two study programs were authorized at June meeting, outlining upgrades and a workshop for principals and vice principals.

Frances A. Gilbert Frederick County Board of Education Gilbert

Fire Log Brief Reports From City and County

Fire calls were logged during the 24 hour period ending at 10 p.m. in CITY and COUNTY jurisdictions. City line listed 663-4400 and County line 662-6093 for reports and inquiries.

Apollo TV Show Times Atmosphere of Space Coverage

New York AP reports Apollo 11 coverage dominates the day across ABC CBS NBC with splashdown reconery and wrapup specials. Major times include ABC noon to 2 30 p m CBS 11 30 a m to 3 p m NBC 7 30 to 4 39 p m.

New York ABC CBS AIC Stodiam NBC

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