Open-Housing Law Lashes By Mahoney
George P. Mahoney enters Maryland gubernatorial race opposing federal open housing legislation. He says the bill to ban racial discrimination in housing sales and rentals, if unamended, would destroy the concept that a man’s home is his castle and his choice of cohabitants.
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P. Mahoney
Maryland
Birch Society Bars Fall Political Activity
The John Birch Society will not support any candidate or political party in the Fall election, says W. Paul Winter Jr area coordinator for the group in Middletown. He adds the organization is strictly educational.
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John Birch Society
W. Paul Winter Jr
Middletown
Winzer
Study Says Negroes Must Gain Better Positions
Washington AP The Labor Department reports nonwhite workers grew from 6.4 to 7.7 million 1955–1965, rising share but still clustered in blue collar and service jobs. If trends continue, their total employment share could dip to 10.3% by 1975 with higher unemployment absent training and anti discrimination laws.
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Washington
Labor Department
Monthly Labor Review
Joe L. Russell
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russell
Craftsmen's share of RM construction work rises
A report notes the craftsmen contributed four percent of RM construction work a decade ago and now account for five point six percent, reflecting a modest growth in skilled labor involvement over ten years.
Mt Pleasant Home Fire Drill by Liberty Town Crew
Firemen from the Liberty Town Fire Company burned down an old two story Mt Pleasant home as part of a 20 week refresher course in fire fighting. About 22 men were instructed by Clinton Hughes of Braddock Heights and assisted by Walkersville, Independent Hose of Frederick, and the Junior Fire Company ambulance. The drill was near the course end with an exam set for Tuesday June 14 by the University of Maryland Fire Extension Service.
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Libertytown Fire Company
Mount Pleasant
Clinton Hughes
Braddock Heights
University of Maryland
Fire Extension Service
Apartment Fire at 127 West Second Street
City firemen were dispatched to 127 West Second Street for an apartment fire shortly before noon. Crews reported light smoke and minimal damage with no injuries. Fire investigators were securing the scene and determining the cause.
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West Second Street
Lovettsville Doctor Seeks More Patients for Practice
Lovettsville town officials and the Medical Committee push to recruit more patients for Dr. James Towe who agreed to visit Lovettsville two days weekly after securing a local office. An apartment fire near Purcellville caused minor damage and brief fire department attendance.
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Virginia
Frederick County
James Towe
Towe
Purcellville
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