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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1964
Page
1
A Frederick survey of 30 local business leaders shows the area’s top need is more small industry. Respondents praise fire and police service and rate transportation as good, with varied comments on local education, employment, and government policies.
H Reese Shoemaker Jr a local attorney was named chairman of the Committee on Economics of Law Practice by Judge J De Weese Carter president of the Maryland State Bar Association. The panel includes Charles Edmundson Bel Air Benjamin Cadwalader Mt Rainier Joseph Culling Annapolis John Wright Baltimore Frederic Cross Walter Black Jr Robert Weinberg Evan Chriss to study economics for lawyers and improve office management following a Bar Association program on law office equipment.
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen AFL-CIO threaten a second strike this year against A P if a new contract isn’t reached by Friday midnight. The action targets eight stores in Maryland Virginia and Delaware. Previously clerks struck Acme A P Safe Way Giant Food Fair Penn Fruit and Grand Union, causing voluntary closures after a 10 week dispute.
The stock market opened with a fairly steady tone in moderately active trading. Traders watched early moves as indices varied slightly, with gains and losses limited as the session began.
Eisaku Sato, 63, took office with a cabinet largely kept from Hayato Ikeda's government. He retained Ikeda's ministers, signaling continuity in pro Western anti-Communist policy. Sato won Diet support with 283 votes in the lower house as Ikeda's era ends after four years, with Ikeda resigning due to a tumor threat.
About 2,500 Mack Trucks workers walk off at Hagerstown plant with picket lines at two entrances. Production halted. plant to close as union negotiates a new contract. Local 171 and Local 1247 members, including 2,360 production workers, participate amid union non economic proposals dispute.
Roger W Burkholder Jr. 19, assistant manager at Rodger's Restaurant, died after a car crash in Martinsburg West Virginia. He struck a utility pole on West Virginia 45 and was taken to City Hospital with severe injuries. Survived by parents and sister Doris. services set at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey says campaigns are nearly twice as long as needed. He told NBC in a taped interview that voters were ready to decide at least two weeks before the end, blaming the 10 week plus format on slow communications and travel.
Frederick County Commissioners issue policy to assist town landfills. They will provide equipment and operator for acceptable sites, lease land from owners, and cover debris with trench maintenance while health and zoning reviews assess land. The plan excludes the City of Frederick and is pushed by the Farm Bureau and Wolfsville Ruritan Club.
A four year old girl from LeGore remained in fair condition after surgery at the University Hospital in Baltimore for injuries from a Saturday auto crash on Md Route 194 between Woodsboro and Walkersville. Pamela D. Bowers was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital, suffering a fractured skull and a broken leg in the collision involving a car driven by Kathleen I. Bowers and another car driven by Margaret C. Barrick. Police report a separate Saturday crash in Hagerstown killed Vaughn A. Vetter, 22, when his car struck a pole and crashed into a wall.
Frederick City Police described a Saturday shooting in front of Grove's Poolroom on West All Saints Street as assault with intent to kill. Thomas Snowden of Tamsville was shot twice in the stomach and listed in fair condition. Eugene A. Gray of Sjamsville surrendered later and was arrested on a $5,000 bond.
An Air Force Cargomaster crashed on takeoff near Goose Bay Labrador injuring no one and killing seven crew members from Dover Air Force Base. The dead are First Lt Guy Vassalotti Akron Ohio Captain Charles L Jenkins Washington DC Maj Frank Hearty Sharon Massachusetts First Lt Douglas H Brookfield Burneyville Oklahoma T Sgt John A Kitchens Burneyville Oklahoma Sgt Norman H Baron Bismarck North Dakota Airman C Shelton Toler Blunt Creek North Carolina. The aircraft headed for Greenland and investigators probe the cause as snow falls.
Frederick will mark Veterans Day with wreath laying at Memorial Park and at the World War II memorial in Court House Park. Francis Scott Key Post 1 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary organize events. Maryland will unveil a new Antietam battlefield monument Wednesday at 2 p.m. State offices close. Post Office lobby stays open. parking meters not enforced.
James Samuel Stillions aged 33 of East Fourth Street faced a magistrate after being found guilty of telephone misuse. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction with the jail term suspended. The Winpigler family testified to repeated Friday night calls threatening to kill and blow up their home, with Cynthia Winpigler and June Elaine Rice identifying the caller. A telephone company representative noted the family reported the harassment and a repairman traced the calls.
An Associated Press survey shows Republicans nationwide expect a strong 1966 comeback led by Richard Nixon and names like George Romney Nelson Rockefeller and Scranton as future leaders. Governors and party chairs foresee a revitalized GOP offering alternatives to Johnson era policies and rebuilding after the 1964 defeat.
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