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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
16
May construction awards totaled 4.6 billion while five month totals reached 19.6 billion, up 9 percent from 1963. Nonresidential and nonbuilding categories fell, but total activity suggests a potential stabilization in housing and infrastructure demand.
ANNAPOLIS AP The American Legion Boys State closes after a week of simulated politics with 275 delegates electing officers including senators Charles J. Kidwell and Dennis R. Hayden and alternates Philip A. Harrison and Harry M. Hammond. They donate 144.10 for quake relief in Japan while Maryland Girls State selects Susan Hagen and Jennifer Jenkins as senators and Catherine Barnes and Judith Attick as alternates.
A uneven list of names and book and craft titles appears in a club photo caption with readers noting final absentees. Items include weed control in gardens and lamp repair guides, egg themed books, and party recipes.
Seventeen city and county 4-H members earned champion ratings at 4-H Demonstration Day held Wednesday at West Frederick Junior High School. Winners across general foods to vegetable categories showcased recipes, crafts, and horticulture with a large turnout and numerous blue ribbons.
Dr. Arnold P. Friedman of Montefiore Hospital reports Sanseri prevents migraine in about 70 percent of patients, noting no prior preventive agents existed. Gynergen helps after attacks begin. Harvard's Dr. John R. Graham cites a genetic deficiency behind migraines. The piece also touches on Kaiser study statistics about smoking and premature birth and home first aid for poison ivy.
Police said 71 year old Forest W. Car of Emsworth forced his way into a crowd on Sixth Street Bridge in downtown Pittsburgh and leaped into the Allegheny River. Spectators watched in horror as he died.
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