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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 30, 1965

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Erickson Hair Specialists to Offer Free Consult in Ky Md

July 30 1965 Louisville seeks men with baldness or thinning hair to visit Erickson Hair Specialists for a free 20 minute consultation. D W Erickson promises an honest assessment, written guarantee, and pro rated costs for treatment. Appointments listed for Holiday Inn Frederick, Hagerstown, and Fort Cumberland.

T. A. Melton Frederick Louisville D. W. Erickson Holiday Inn Erickson Erickson Hair Specialists TD. W. Erickson U. S. Chamber OF Commerce Hagerstown Cumberland Fort Cumberland

Detergent Industry Cuts Foam Pollution With LAS Change

The detergent industry voluntarily shifted to LAS to reduce foaming in streams at a cost of 150 million dollars. The change, implemented weeks ago, aims to address water pollution while noting foaming sources extend beyond detergents. Public Health Service warns municipal and industrial sewage needs exceed current treatment capacity as industrial waste pollution rises toward national scales.

Gordon E. McCallum Humans Seaby E. Scott Pattizon Alan Public Health Service

Water crisis and reuse as solution across the United States

The last in the series outlines a national water problem. By 1980 half and by century 75 percent of streamflow could be consumed by humans. Americans invest about 10 billion annually in water projects but uneven rainfall causes floods and droughts. Reuse and pollution control emerge as key to expanding supply. Detergent pollution and untreated chemical waste threaten waterways.

Robert Cochnar Olympic Rain Forest Pacific Northwest California Los Angeles

Barnesville St Marys Shrine Picnic And Jousting Plans

Plans are set for the 90th Barnesville shrine picnic and jousting tournament at St Marys Church grounds noon to 9 pm Saturday. The Poolesville Band will play at noon and a grilled chicken dinner with vegetables will be served by Mrs Joseph A Hartman and parish ladies. Home made cakes and gift items will be sold. The starlight dance with the Continentals begins at 9 pm. Reverend Martin W Hyland is pastor.

Barnesville St. Mary’s Church American Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima Poolesville Joseph A. Hartman Martin W. Hyland

Mount Vernon Mills Earnings Rise In First Half

Mount Vernon Mills reported earnings for the first six months, up 44 percent from a year earlier. Net sales topped 25.2 million dollars, a 13 percent increase, as the Baltimore dispatch notes.

Mount Vernon Mills Baltimore

Reed Picked By Governors To Lead Conference

At the 57th annual governors conference in Minneapolis Reed of Maine was elected chairman amid outcry over breaking the Democrat Republican rotation. Reed's strong support for President Johnson’s Vietnam policy was seen as factor in his selection. The GOP had proposed Love of Colorado or Hatfield of Oregon. Cole Porter is noted painter of Broadway shows.

Minneapolis Minn Washington Viet Nam John H. Reed Maine Reed Johnson Grant Sawyer Nevada John A. Love Colorado Mark O. Hatfield Oregon

Forking Out Millions to Clean Water Misses Priority

Many people recognize pollution abatement needs but balk at paying 10 million dollars for a treatment plant. The quote hints at broader public funding reluctance and the challenge of translating concern into investment.

Stainless Steel Prices Decline Cited by Industry Leader

John M. Curley Jr. of Eastern Stainless Steel warns the present selling price is alarmingly low. Despite a 10 percent rise in first half sales over last year, consolidated net income fell. The note appears amid industry data. Sixty five U.S. colleges operate daily newspapers.

Baltimore John M. Curley Jr Eastern Stainless Steel

Elephant overturns car in Rhodesia game reserve

Two South African tourists J Castleden and P Hollick suffered injuries when a female elephant charged their car in Wankie Game Reserve. The vehicle overturned twice, leaving the men trapped for 14 hours until a search party found them cold and hungry. Lions and leopards roaming the area kept them inside the damaged car. A ranger noted the incident as unprecedented in 33 years.

Johannesburg South Africa Rhodesia Wankie J. Castleden P. Hollick Castleden

Hamsville Girl in Pony Contest Selection

Two Maryland girls were chosen to compete against Canada in Pony riding at Brandton Ontario on August 13. Susan Ritche, 12, of Hamsville will ride in the small pony division and Deborah Cahn of Pikesville will ride ponies over 13 hands tall. Selection followed a Devon horse show grounds competition.

Devon Canada Brandton Ontario Susan Ritche Hamsville Deborah Cahn Pikesville Devon Horse Show

Sweden Sees 1964 Import Total From U S Hit 390 Million

A brief report notes Sweden's imports from the United States reached 390 million dollars in 1964, reflecting the year's trade activity.

Sweden U. S

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