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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1965

Page

16

Women Ride Outside Step on San Francisco Cable Cars

In San Francisco, women challenged the custom of riding the outside step of cable cars. No law barred it, and Mona Hutchin led the effort with gripmen and conductors weighing in. Despite initial skepticism, the riders stayed aboard, skirts billowing in the wind as attendants demanded two-handed holds.

San Francisco WweEnen Tom Mellrath Gripmen’s Union Mona Hutchin John Hepburn Gripman Hyde Street Frank Brown Jim Stewart Sue Cuddeback Kerin Baker Stewart Sue

Junior High Band Concert Friday at West Frederick

West Frederick Junior High School will present its annual Spring Band Concert Friday at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Selections include Liebestrann Emperor Waltz Beginner s Beguine Merry Widow Waltz Symphonette for Band Swedish Folk Suite The Valiant Years The Phantom Regiment and highlights from Camelot.

West Frederick Junior High School HII Thomas E. Silliman Phantom Regiment

Infants Stricken in Newark Diarrhea Epidemic

Nearly a third of the 400 infants ill during a Newark diarrhea outbreak last fall contracted the disease while hospitalized for other reasons. Twenty eight infants died. Health officers reported more than 30 percent of cases appeared during or after hospitalization for unrelated illness.

Trenton Newark State Health Department

Coffee Agreement Bill Passes House

The House approved a bill to implement the 1962 coffee agreement aiming to curb price swings. Passed 300 to 97, it would require origin labeling for imports and exports and limit nonmember imports. The pact was signed by 134 producers and 21 consuming nations.

Washington House Senate United States

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