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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1965

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2

Germantown Lions Club To Hear Mathias Monday

US Representative Charles Mc. Mathias of Maryland 6th will speak at Germantown Lions Club Charter Night Monday at 6 45 pm in the Francis Scott Key Hotel He will present a flag flown over the Capitol and this marks one of his first public appearances since an April operation The new club’s charter will be presented by Joseph W Rabbitt James Anderson Lieutenant Governor of the district will present a donated gavel The club’s officers include President William M Christie Vice President Kevin Ro Wade Second Vice President George Crawford Third Vice President George Schaeffer SecretaryTreasurer Donald White Tail Twister Lionel Tanner Richard Burkette

Charles Mc. Mathias R-Md Germantown Lions Club Francis Scott Key Mathias Frederick Joseph W. Rabbitt James Anderson Montgomery County Lions William M. Christie Kevin Ro Wade George Crawford George Schaeffer David G. Perry Donald White Lion Tanner Richard Burkette

Collins Optimists Hold Citizenship Seminar Speakers

Charles E. Collins a Freder ick delegate to the Maryland Legislature will discuss government at the state level Saturday at a citizenship seminar sponsored by Optimist International. He will lead a guided tour of the state capital for 60 high school boys in the three day program at Camp Letts near Annapolis. Ethan Book incom ing president of Frederick High School Student Council leads the Frederick delegation. Other speakers include Rep. Clarence D Long Moylan Jr deputy states attorney for Baltimore and W Norris Weis superintendent of Baltimore city schools.

Charles E. Collins Frederick Maryland Optimist International Collins Camp Letts Annapolis University of Citizenship Ethan Book Frederick High School Frederick Evening Optimists del Collins Clarence D Long Charles E. Moylan Jr Baltimore W. Norris Weis

Business health steady amid policy disputes says AP report

News analyst notes business confidence holds despite monetary policy doubts and labor guidance. Autos and steel run near record speed in June with strong orders. steel mills report two straight weeks of rising output and a near record weekly tonnage. Production momentum may endure through July barring strike tensions or wage settlements.

Sam Dawson New York

Record May auto output signals strong consumer demand

May assemblies reached 837,168 cars, 15 percent above last May’s record, with 1965’s first five months totaling 4,259,628 cars versus 3,654,697 in 1964. June projections rise to 902,000, aiming for a second quarter around 2.6 million cars, while new orders hit $41.2 billion in April and backlogs near $9 billion as industry confidence stays high. The old Pennsylvania Canal, completed in 1834, linked Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with a railway moving boats over the mountains.

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