Maryland Dairy Princess Being Chosen Here Today
Seven of Maryland's most beautiful dairy farm girls compete for the 1969 Maryland Dairy Princess title at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick with a luncheon and formal ceremony. Contestants include Sandra Ramsburg Jackie Mellett Cathy Sanders Kathy Armacost Cheryl Fisher Beverly Fuchs and Linda Schwarten. The winner receives a gold tiara from the reigning princess Marian Metcalfe who will proceed to Chicago to compete for National Dairy Princess.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Court House Square
Kate Sanders
Carroll County
Jackie Mellett
Maryland
Tire of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mil
Free State
Sandra Ramsburg
Frederick County
Washington County
Cathy Sanders
Kathy Armacost
Baltimore County
Cheryl Fisher
Howard Count
Marian Metcalfe
New Windsor
Frank L. Bentz Jr
University of Maryland
Blair Penn
Merkle H. Duvall
Don Rough
Chamber of Commerce
Glenmore V. Rice
Downtown Merchants
Richard Nammond
Edward Plunkett
Ideal Farms Dairy
Bill Baker
Future Farmers of America
Charles Hommey
Extension Service
Ideal Farms Dairy Inc
Capital Milk Producers Cooperative
Sealtest Foods
Safeway Stores
Koontz Creamery
Pet Inc
Eldridge Dairy Co
Superior Dairy Inc
Interstate Muk Producers Cooperative
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Jersey Association
Farm Credit Association of Frederick
Atlantic Dairy Associaton
Maryland Artificial Breeders Cooperative
Maryland Dairy Herd Improvement Corp
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers
Stock Market Soars on Early Technical Rally
NEW YORK AP reports a strong early session as the Dow Jones industrial average climbs. At 10:30 am the Dow is up to 978.65, moving with momentum through a fairly active trading period amid gains led by a broad rally.
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New York
Fort Detrick Waste Disposal Not Responsible For Pollution
An Army Fort Detrick study found no link between the base’s waste disposal and cattle deaths in the Monocacy River area. The investigation reviewed water samples, sewer lines, and 15 years of microbial records, and found no evidence connecting Fort Detrick to the deaths.
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Fort Detrick
Iniu
Monocacy River
Detrich
Fort Detrich
Department of the Army
State of Maryland
Cal. P.M. Gorshater
Port Detrich
Aidition
Col. Gershater
Fort
Fleer Ra
Plane crashes into Miami street killing ten and injuring dozens
A DC4 cargo plane with one engine ablaze struck a busy Miami street, destroying a building and damaging eight more structures. Ten people died including four crew members and six on the ground, with about a dozen injured. Rescue teams searched wreckage as investigators looked into the cause.
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Miami
St. James Reege
Red Cross
National Transportation Safety Board
Dominicana Air Lines
Maxine Burmester
Burmesters
Newt Noilding
Charles Knappts Auto Body Shop
36Th Street
Sta Ton Pumpe
Gree
Trea
MIG Downed As Mideast War Tempo Increases
Egyptian commandos raided an Israeli position across the Suez Canal while Israeli forces reported a MIG shot down over the Gulf of Suez. An Israeli spokesman said the jet exploded in the air after being struck by cannon fire. The Cairo communique claimed Egyptian forces occupied the Israeli position and killed soldiers, with two Israeli armored cars destroyed. A later report said an oil pier near Haifa was sabotaged and that Egypt replaced senior air force officers as part of standard adjustments.
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Sue
Suez Canal
Port ‘Taufiq
Cairo
Canal
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Shatt
Port Taufiq
Gamal Abedel Nasser
Tep
Mustae Panoel Honnawi
Aly Bagheladi
Teen Centers Open Here For Summer
Frederick Youths aged 15 to 20 may use two summer teen centers at Governor Thomas Johnson High School gym lobby and West Frederick Junior High School. They run 6 to 10 p m through Aug 22 with activities like ping pong tennis checkers music basketball dances and movies. A 1969 membership card and new member registration are required for participation.
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Frederick
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
West Frederick Junior High School
Frederick County
West Frederick
Bill Lee
Fred Burpee
Adam Craven
Kenny Rovd
Chuck Foreman
Tj-Biu
Fire Halts US Missile Production At Rocky Flats Plant
A major blaze at the Rocky Flats plutonium facility in Colorado halted U.S. nuclear missile production for perhaps six to twelve months. Officials indicated testing of antimissile warheads could be delayed while repairs and investigations proceed, with no public disclosure until now.
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Washington
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Rocky Flats
Colo
AEC
AMC
Congress
ALC
Air Force
FB. Giller
ARC
Subcommittee
Allen Etlender
D-La
Giller
Glenn T. Seabory
Seaborg
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.v2
Appropriations Subcommittee
Appropriations Committee
Convoy Breaks Siege At Ben Het Camp Amid Heavy Fighting
U S military reports a convoy reached Ben Het Special Forces camp from Dak To carrying ammunition and supplies despite ongoing bombardment. North Vietnamese artillery pinned the camp with heavy shells as casualties rose, while U.S. and South Vietnamese troops maintained the siege line and launched air strikes to support the outpost.
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Saigon
Ben Het
U.S
U.ss
Bon Het
Dak
Ren Het
Ui Governsment
U.S. 7Th Air Force
Ben Net
Leslie C. Jonsen
Edinburg
City to Spray Blight Tried Trees Around Culler Lake
About a half dozen elm trees surrounding Culler Lake are dying from blight and overwatering. Park Superintendent Marion Rice says gas lines may threaten the trees and workers will remove several as officials plan treatment to halt the damage.
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Culler Lake
Marion Rice
Weniel
Grass and vehicle fires recorded in local fire log
Fire log logs multiple incidents in the 24 hour period ending at 10 pm including a grass fire at the State Farm Insurance Building and a car fire north of Walkersville. Responding units include Uniteds Juniors Citizens Carroll Minor Walkersville New Market Mt. Airy and Monocacy Bottom Road.
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U.S
State Farm Insurance
Uniteds
Walkersville
New Market
Mt. Airy
Carroll Minor
Hearing Set On CAC Control In Preerieh County
A public hearing will be held July 10 by the county commissioners to decide which group will control the Community Action Committee. The Greene Amendment under the Office of Economic Opportunity allows selecting among five options for CAC’s operation for the coming year. The CAC is run by a three-way board including representation from the poor, clergy and community leaders, with possible redesignation or removal under local and federal rules.
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Princess Marion
Maryland
Frederick
Blair Penn
Capital Milk
Edward W. Plunkett Jr
Ideal Farms Dairy
Charles Hommey
County Extension Service
Merkle H. Duvall
Bill Baker
Peter Pan Inn
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Chamber of Commerce Public Relations Committee
Kenneth Miller
State
Dairy Princess Committee
Frederick City
Glenmore Hice
Hugh Heaps
Harry T. Kaufmann
Philadelphia Dairy Council
Golden Davis
Interstate Milk Cooperative
Robert Gilbert
Alexandria Dairy
Monica Stephens
Stephens Finishing School
Doris Grice
Community Action Committee
CAC
Preerieh
Charles KF
Mins
Office of Economic Opportunity
O10
Undi
Cowlinds Land
Nowewan
Gai
Groene
County Commissionera
Loreal
Towne
Ite Culaleare
Interstate 70 lane melts in Maryland crash
A tractor trailer crashed into a bridge on Interstate 70 near Hancock Maryland causing the road to melt and ignite. State Police reported the driver was uninjured and detained after the blaze as authorities investigated the incident and roadway damage.
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Hancock
Marne
Washington
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