Chain Stores Move To Break Food Strike In Region
Unconfirmed reports say Acme Markets may hire non union workers to reopen next week in Maryland and Delaware as federal mediators pause talks. The Retail Clerks union accuses the companies of bad faith bargaining while Gov Carvel urges a reopening to restore community services after a two month strike that shuttered 225 stores.
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Acme
Baltimore Sun
Associated Press
Delaware
Maryland
Aome
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Retail Clerks International Association
Acme Stores
A&p
Food Fair
Giant
Safeway
Penn Fruit
Grand Union
Alvin Akman
Baltimore
Altman
Darrell Stiffler
Stiffler
Acme Markets
Paul J. Cupp
Philadelphia
Dover
Cupp
Elbert N. Carvel
Carvel
Youth Injured In Fight At Middletown High School
State Police report a Friday fight at Middletown High School left James Bledsoe 19 Middletown with a bloody nose and black eye. Tfc Jack L Forsythe transported Bledsoe to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 9 am for treatment. no charges were filed.
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Middletown High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Bledsoe
Middletown
Tfc
Jack L. Forsythe
Bledsoe
Dachive
Granddaddy Of Parades Keeps In Step At 86 In Woodsboro
J William Eyler known as Billy remains parade regular after 60 consecutive years in Woodsboro. At 86 he still marches with bands or solo, carried his mellophone for 55 years and plays autoharp at church events. His long career includes escorting Taft in 1911 and witnessing the Francis Scott Key Monument unveiling.
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William Eyler
Woodsboro
Robert Harper
J. William Eyler
Billy
Patriotic Sons of America
W. C. LeGore
Harvey
Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Philadelphia
William H. Taft
B and O
Opera House
Braddock
Professor Biser
Francis Scott’ Key
Hospital Chosen For Study At Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital has been selected by the U S Public Health Service to participate in a study of infection incidence in community hospitals. Led by Johns Hopkins University, the project will be overseen by the hospital's infectious disease committee with medical staff cooperation. New board members were introduced and the budget for 1964 65 approved at 1 610 101 with no rate increases anticipated. Mrs Paul S Michael summarized six months of hospital activity.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
United States Public Health Service
Johns Hopkins University
Paul S. Michael
Richard R. Kline
Myersville
Harry LeGore Jr
LeGore
William W. Wenner
Brunswick
J. Frederick Kreissig
Women’s Auxiliary
Board of Managers
Michael
Troopers Rotate Deployments to Cambridge repeatedly
Local State Policemen from the Cambridge barracks have been sent in shifts since Saturday to relieve troopers elsewhere. Lt. Carroll E. Cook said a rotating group including Scott W. B. English Gordon H. Smith Earl F. Tracey Richard Sanders Ronald E. Lewis William E. O'Hara Jr. and a Hagerstown trooper have served in Cambridge, with replacements stepping in across days. This marks the third such deployment in a year following racially tense Eastern Shore incidents in June 1963 and February of this year.
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Cambridge
Carroll E. Cook
Tfe
Scott W. B. English
Gordon H. Smith
Hagerstown
Smith
Tfc
Earl F. Tracey
P. Richard Sanders
English
Tracey
Sanders
Ronald E. Lewis
William E. O’hara Jr
Cook
Eastern Shore
Changing Roles Urged For Men And Women At Church Conference
Mrs. Theodore Wedel urged at Hood College that family structure, work, and community life are reshaped by modern economy and norms. She warned of absentee husbands, women shouldering duties, and the need for shared decision making and employment beyond homemaking. She noted economic growth will demand more workers and urged community groups to aid broader involvement.
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Theodore Wedel
National Council of Churches
Episcopal Province of
Washington
Hood College
Suburbia
Wedel
Frederick County Opposes Major Route 550 Changes
Frederick County Commissioners press SRC chairman John B. Funk to build a new Monocacy River bridge on Route 550 while minimizing road path changes. Bridge cost $177,000. overall project $712,000 to create 4.01 miles two lane from Woodsboro to near Creagerstown. Bridge to start August, finish November 1965. road work from December to August 1965.
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Frederick County
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Monocacy River
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
SRC
Funk
Long’s Mill Road
Maryland eyes 3 million science center in Baltimore
Governor’s Science Resources Advisory Board recommends Maryland pay 2 million in 1965 toward a 3 million state Science Educational Center to be run by the Maryland Academy of Sciences. The rest would come from industrial private and public subscriptions. If a proper Baltimore site isn’t ready, other locations would be sought. The plan also envisions a science museum meteorological station planetarium and library. The board also backs studying an Washington area advanced studies institute and expanding science and engineering education statewide.
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Annapolis
Science Resources AdvYacory Board
Maryland
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Baltimore
Institute For Advanced Studies
Washington Area
Goldwater Gains Votes to Spare in AP Survey
AP survey shows Barry Goldwater with 677 delegate votes based on pledges and primary commitments. If he keeps the total, he would win the Republican nomination with 22 votes to spare, as Montana's 14 votes await decision before the convention.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Montana
Weather Roundup Mercury Drops to 48 in Dry Spell
Frederick County farmers face a early July risk as a long dry spell continues. Allen B. Bryant notes corn germination and hay growth suffer, pastures dwindle, and irrigation may rise if rains fail. Wheat looks good but could be hurt. barley harvest underway. Cloudy, warm Thursday with near 80 highs, chance of Friday showers.
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Frederick County
Allen B. Bryant
Bryant
Austin R. Keyser
Temperature Dips to Near Freezing Across Western Maryland
Extreme western Maryland records show temperatures hovering just above freezing with Town Hill A Allegany County reporting 36 degrees. Oakland, Accident, Law Vale, Waterloo, Frostburg, and Cumberland logged readings from 39 to 46 degrees.
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Maryland
Town Hill
Allegany County
Oakland
Accident and Law Vale
Waterloo
Frostburg
Cumberland
Drought Threatens Carroll County Dairy Industry
Carroll County faces five weeks of drought with over 60 percent of income from farming and dairy. Farm agent Landon C. Burns warns the drought could severely curb the eight million dollar dairy sector as corn withers and alfalfa fails to regrow, leaving farmers anxious.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Landon C. Burns
Burns
YMCA Building Project Moves Ahead With Plans
YMCA board approves preliminary design and schematic floor plans for a new building with final plans due before January. Construction target is March 1965. New directors Guy Kelly and Charles Woodman join. resignations create vacancies. World Service goal set at 200 for 1964. Committee chairs announced under each vice president.
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Merrill E. Groelle
Guy E. Kelly
Charles H. Woodman
James A. Sensenbaugh
Albert E. Hayward
Harry Frushour
Frederick Community Chest
World Service
The
J. Harold Hooper
E. Eugene Thomas
Lucille Wolford
Toard
Joseph D. Baker
Dwight Collinus
Johnson calls national manpower policy to meet changing economy
President Johnson urged AFL-CIO convention leaders to create a national manpower policy by aligning labor management and government. He warned of vast changes this decade, noting machines replacing workers and a rising skilled labor demand, and pledged steps to ensure all Americans can work and education and training meet future needs.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Johnson
The
America
Afl-Cio
Potomac Dye Study Finds Slower River Travel Times
A United States Geological Survey report shows that dye injected at Cumberland and other points traveled to Key Bridge in about 16 days, about 60 percent slower than prior estimates. The study links delays to dams and river condition, noting results apply to similar discharge levels.
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Washington
Potomac
Geological Survey
Cumberland
Key Bridge
Georgetown
Rosslyn
Arlington County
Paw Paw
Hancock
Williamsport
Han
Shepherdstown
Point of Rocks
Great Falls
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Episcopal Conference
United
Goldwater
Carroll
YMCA
Labor
Arehi
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