Four Die as Tornadoes Hit Primrose Nebraska
Primrose, Nebraska suffered four deaths and at least 12 injuries when tornadoes struck Saturday night. About 150 safety patrolmen and National Guardsmen searched damaged areas from four locations while Gov. Morrison toured by plane. The Primrose toll included Lorell Olesen and her son Wayne, Myrtle Barry, and Sara McBride who died later in hospital.
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Noland Frederick hosts multi-state celebration week
Noland Company marked a large regional celebration at its Frederick operation inviting customers and business friends during business hours. About 60 000 people were expected to attend as Jay Schmitt spoke with guests from Mount Airy Ki-Wives and Taneytown High School seniors. Fire crews investigated a minor oil heater fire at Calvary Bible Church causing $75 damage.
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Bright Future Predicted For Cattle Trade
President Johnson, a cattleman, released a Freeman memo foretelling strong cattle sector growth. Cash receipts to cattlemen may reach 8 billion dollars this year, about 100 million higher than 1964, with beef production up two percent and imports slightly below 1964 levels supporting higher prices.
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Potomac Basin Advisory Board To Be Created
Gov Tawes announced forming an Interstate Advisory Committee on the Potomac River Basin. Secretary Udall invited Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania governors to discuss in June a conservation model for the Potomac. The group will include three members from each state and the District of Columbia.
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Noland Company Observes 50th Anniversary Celebration
An old fashioned birthday party marked Noland Company's fiftieth anniversary. Donald Hurley, the manager, led area employees in the celebration with the firm reflecting on its history and future plans.
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Ki Wives Celebrate 10th Anniversary Dinner Event
The Taneytown Ki Wives marked their 10th anniversary with a dinner recently. Members gathered for the milestone as they reflected on a decade of community activities and planned future events.
Oil burner backfires at church causing incident
An overloaded oil burner backfired yesterday at a church, sparking minor flames and prompting a safety response. No injuries reported and local fire officials are investigating the fault and potential repairs.
Pool construction advances toward May completion
Officials announce the pool project is proceeding satisfactorily and will be completed by May 29. The final concrete section was poured last week and bath house work follows plans. Harry Dougherty Jr as pool project treasurer reports $52,000 in pledges with $25,000 still outstanding.
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Group Will Seek Vote On Districts
A citizens committee in Baltimore announced it will petition Maryland’s new congressional redistricting law for a referendum. Paul E. Welsh, the chairman, says the group objects mainly to Baltimore losing one of its three districts under the law, which enacts eight districts while the state previously had seven plus an at large eighth.
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Flea Market Planned By Hanover YMCA At Wirt Park
A large flea market and art show will be held at Wirt Park in Hanover on Saturday May 29 from 9 am to 9 pm. Antiques and art objects will be for sale, craft demonstrations will occur, a food and bake sale will run, and a fish pond will be available. The Hanover YMCA sponsors the program with food prepared by local booster and community swimming groups.
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Lutheran Synod Maps Tribute To Clergymen
The Maryland Synod will honor four clergymen for 30 years of service at its convention at Gettysburg Seminary in June. Five ministers retiring this year will also be honored, including Oscar W. Carlson and Elwood Falkenstein among others. Martin E. Carlson of Lutheran Church in America will represent the national group.
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Economists foresee 1965 national output at 660 billion
In Hot Springs Virginia AP reports that industry and government economists expect a strong start to 1965, predicting a national output of 660 billion dollars. The piece notes Africa's per capita income averages about 30 cents a day.
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