20 May 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
1
The 1964 wheat crop control referendum faces growers with a two thirds majority needed. The Kennedy plan would cut plantings about ten percent and establish a two price support system to curb surpluses and storage costs.
President J. Paul Thomas selects a slate of Optimist delegates including Crab Braddock Hi Se Presne and Boye Carnet for the upcoming convention. Local leaders praised the roster for representing diverse clubs and districts.
Maryland Farm Bureau president Noah E Kefauver urges Maryland farmers to prove to Congress they want less government rather than more. He calls on voters to back the 1963 Referendum as a choice between freedom to farm with fewer controls and a path to broader government domination of production and marketing.
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne branded as Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itch and pain without surgery. Reports claim case after case shows real shrinkage and statements that piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
An all night search found no more victims as 27 people died when a bus carrying migrant workers veered off State Road and plunged into a 20 foot canal. Divers worked through the night and a highway patrolman said they believed all those aboard were accounted for.
A warrant was served over the weekend on 24 year old Gerry Lee Simon of South Market Street charging destruction of property and assault and battery. He was taken into custody at the same address with Robert Simon listed at the same location.
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