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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1966

Page

3

Monocacy Canoe Club Announces 1966 Cruise Schedule

The Monocacy Canoe Club outlines its 1966 cruise calendar at a March 15 meeting in Building 832 Fort Detrick. Leader Thomas Parry notes emphasis on family outings and two camping trips. The schedule includes trips on the Monocacy Shenandoah and Potomac rivers with leaders named for each run. The club promotes recreation and conservation, inviting members and guests to join.

Fort Detrick Thomas IL. Parry Parry Shenandoah Potomac Rivers David Meadows Granisen Bader Monocacy Canoe Club Alfred M. Webb Webb Potomac Basin Corps of Engineers Lawrence Swann Antietam Dr. Waxter Catoctin Creek J. F. Haupt Paw Paw Potomac G. Eader A. Webb T. Parry Cowans Gap Martha Meadows W. Foster Don Schley Violets Lock David and W.foster

Rotary Hears Talk On Defense Procurements

The Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel heard Alex Smallburg of Fort Detrick discuss U S defense procurement from World War I to today. He described competition and incentive contracting, a $6 billion budget for military contracts, and the Main Battle Tank project as a joint U S Germany effort for 1970s weapons development.

Department of Defense Rotary Club Francis Scott Key Alex Smallburg Fort Detrick Smallberg U.S

Dividend Declared by Farmers and Mechanics Bank

The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank board declared a regular cash dividend of 45 cents per share on capital stock. The $82,552.50 total is payable April 1 to record holders as of March 18, with 183,450 shares affected, reflecting a 20 cent year over year increase. Lake Huron remains at 578.8 feet above sea level.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Benjamin L. Shuff

Four Seek Brunswick Council Seat in Special Election

Brunswick voters head to the fire hall on Tuesday for a special election in the third ward to fill the late Mayor Jess B. Orndorff’s seat. Four candidates include Raleigh Booze and James W. Hill, both local residents, along with Donald W. Dawson and Haller. The race could affect the town’s $420000 water bond and the timing of fiscal actions.

Brunswick Jess B. Orndorff Baltimore Ohia Raleigh S. Booze James W. Hill Donald W Shelly) Dawson Shelly’s Dry Cleaning Wi T Astras 2 U.S Orndorff James L. Bryan Weekly News Boaze Methodist Church Baysne Liv-E Raleigh Jr Ronnie Dawson Board of Trade Railroad Little League Donna Jean Pama Jean Donald Jr

Economic Experts See Tax Increase Decision In May

Washington sources say the earliest possible date for President Johnson to decide on a further anti inflationary tax increase is in May. The House bill moves rapidly toward Senate approval and Johnson aims to sign by March 15, with effects not measurable until May or June. Officials stress a cautious wait and see to avoid derailing the booming economy and risking a recession.

Washington Johnson Council of Economic Advisers Senate White House

Bombers to Increase Load for B 52 Stratofortress

Boeing aims to modify select B52 Stratofortress bombers to boost conventional bomb loads by up to 57 percent. Some aircraft could carry as much as 60 000 pounds, an increase of 21 750 pounds. Boeing did not specify the number of bombers to be modified. The piece also notes France’s navy operates 600 airplanes and helicopters.

Wichita, Kan Boeing Co

Increased College Enrollments Rise Edges Toward New Records

Clemson University admissions director Ken Vickery says U.S. college entrants last year rose 18 percent over 1964, signaling tougher cross state enrollment in the future. A mile of railroad track requires 12,000 spikes.

Atlanta, Ga Ken Vickery Clemson University U.S Vickery

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