Welfare aid totals for Frederick County September
The Maryland State Department of Public Welfare reports 1,415 Frederick County residents received welfare assistance in September, totaling $49,393.02. Old age, blind, and disabled payments, foster care, and general public assistance are itemized with counts and average payments, including 166 old age cases averaging $51.26 and 92 disability cases averaging $51.25. Child foster care payments reached $12,876.75 for 186 cases, averaging $69.23 per child.
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Maryland
Welfare Department
Free Reelected ASC Head in Frederick County
Harold M. Free of Rocky Springs was reelected chair man of the Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. He will serve a second term after the convention at Winchester Hall. Also chosen were Russell Dudrow as vice chairman Lester Grossnickle as member Frank Main as first alternate and Bertram Enfield as second alternate Pascal Renn declined renomination.
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Harold M. Free
Rocky Springs
Frederick County
Pascal Renn
Teacher Pay Fight Hits Four States
ATLANTA AP voters rejected proposals to raise teacher salaries in Oklahoma Kentucky Georgia and Louisiana sparking protests and strikes. Louisville teachers walk out removing classes while Oklahoma City Midwest City and Tulsa report school disruptions as pay measures fail.
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Atlanta
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Georgia
Louisiana
Louisville
Louisville Board of Education
Midwest City
Oklahoma City
Tulsa School Board
Naval academy plebes take to dance lessons in Bancroft Hall
About 80 midshipmen at the US Naval Academy learn ballroom steps in a voluntary three week course led by Mrs. Huckenpohler Jr. Instructors guide plebes through box steps and cha cha cha as Admiral onlookers observe. Sunday partners from nearby schools help reinforce the lessons.
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Annapolis
Bancroft Hall
Evans
Sims
Banks
Benson
U.S. Naval Academy
Memorial Hall
Academy
William B Huckenpohler Jr
Peg
Goldwater urges GOP to keep Dean Burch as chairman
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater arrives from Phoenix urging the GOP to retain Dean Burch as national chairman despite moderate calls for his ouster. Burch plans a National Committee meeting after year’s start to discuss leadership and party strategy amid post election debates.
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Washington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
GOP
Burch
Goldwater
Phoenix
Republican Party
National Committee
Bureh
John Rousselot
California
Rousselat
John Birch Society
Birch
Michigan
Arthur Elliott Jr
John Martin
Elliott
Wisconsin
Talbot Peterson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
I. Peterson
Johnson
Wilbur Benk
Eisenhower
Senate
Virginia
Hazel K
County May Look For Mild Days
Frederick County enjoys springlike weather with above normal temperatures expected into mid next week. The forecast calls for highs in the upper 60s, gentle nights near 32, and a chance of rain Monday as mild conditions continue despite some clouds.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Horse Thief Targeting Mustangs In Frederick
A thief is stealing car emblems from Ford Mustang fronts in Frederick. The silver galloping emblem is the target, not living horses. Police say at least three Mustangs have lost emblems, with one owner reporting two thefts in two weeks.
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Frederick
Mack Truck Strike Nears At Hagerstown
Negotiations underway in New York to avert a 10:59 am strike deadline on Monday. If enacted, the walkout will affect Frederick area residents as Hagerstown plant may join three other Mack facilities in the strike. Local 171 represents about 21,209 UAW workers at the Hagerstown facility.
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Mack Truck Inc
New York
Frederick
Reno Powell
Hagerstown
United Auto Workers Union
Mack Truck
Allentown
Courtland
N.Y
Bridgewater
N. J
Mack i Truck Union Council
UAW
Mach
J. F. Anderson
Union
Son Of Centreville Mayor Dies In Crash
Twenty year old Michael W. Price, son of Centreville Md mayor, was killed when his car left the road and struck trees on Delaware 404 near Bridgeville. In Maryland, Vaughn A. Yetler 26 of Hagerstown and Richard Craig 83 of Washington Dc died in separate crashes. The toll for the year rose to 474 in Maryland and 101 in Delaware.
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Associated Press
Michael W. Price
Centreville
Delaare
Bridgeville
Del
Delaware
Price
Maryland
Hagerstown
Waldorf
Vaughn A. Yetler
Richard Craig
Washington, D. C
Old Washington Road
Garner Road
Roman Doctors Out on Strike
Rome doctors walk out for 48 hours refusing to treat patients under Italian care plans. General practitioners and specialists will only treat private patients, seeking new contracts with medical insurance agencies to resolve stalled talks.
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Rome
Key Plaza Inc Buys East Fourth Street Property
Francis Scott Key Plaza Inc owner Robert Russell confirms the purchase of 21 East Fourth Street five blocks from the planned Court and Patrick site. The 35 by 49 foot lot, once owned by Lizzie Kanode and others, sold for 10000 dollars to Key Plaza with stamps. Russell says the private residence will stay private and not be developed commercially.
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Francis Scott Key Plaza. Inc
Robert Russell
West Patrick Street
Court Street
East Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Lizzie M. Kanode
Margaret E. Rhoades
William R
Bertha Stup Mount
Francis Scott Key Plaza
Walter Thomas Gaver
Marilouise Gaver
Key Plaza Inc
Court and
Patrick Streets
Man Robs Md Bank and Sits Awaiting Arrest
ANNAPOLIS AP A man held on $5000 bond on a $760 robbery at Annapolis Banking and Trust Co. Henry A Hunt 25 of northern Anne Arundel County was inside the bank when arrested after the holdup Friday He was not armed and a bank official told him to sit down as he left with the cash, then police arrived.
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Annapolis
Annapolis Banking and Trust Co
Henry A. Hunt
Anne Arundell County
Walter Musterman
Soviet unveil five rocket types in Red Square parade
In Moscow, Soviet leaders watched as five new rockets were displayed in Red Square for the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Brezhnev, Kosygin, Mikoyan and others attended, while Chou En-lai observed alongside the party line on peaceful coexistence and warnings against imperialist aggression.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Peking
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Russia
Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Anastas Mikoyan
Chou
Johnson asks Dillon to remain as treasury secretary
President Johnson asked Douglas Dillon to stay on as secretary of the treasury indefinitely. Dillon, 55, is restless for a change after four years in the post but has not decided. He has held various international and financial roles since 1953 and may consider returning to private investment banking if he leaves. The treasury plans to draft proposals on excise tax cuts and new tax rules next year.
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Washington
Johnson
Douglas Dillon
Barry Goldwater
Walter W. Heller
the Treasury
Department
Henry M. Fowler
Dillon
State Department
Eisenhower
The
Treasury
Gateway Opens to Historic Mathias Residence in Frederick
Memories of bygone eras waft from the open iron gateway framing the colonial door of the Charles McC. Mathias Sr. residence on Council Street. Congressman McC. Mathias Jr. grew up in this picturesque home as Frederick invites tours on coming Saturdays with the News to view the city’s architectural wonders.
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Charles McC. Mathias Sr
J. Rolfe Castleman
McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
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