Montg omer y County Council Loses Resigning President
Dr. Thomas M. Wilson resigns from the Montgomery County Council effective December 1 citing financial reasons. The Rockville obstetrician gynecologist, who served as council president for two years, leaves amid factional tensions with Republican colleagues and a pending replacement by Republican leaders.
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Thomas M. Wilson
Montgomery
Mary A Hepburn
Katherine E. Diggs
John A. Floyd
John H. Hiser
Grover K. Walker
Jerry T. Williams
Washington
Wilson
Goldwater
Hepburn
Miss Diggs
Byron M. Sedgwick
Republican State Central Committee
Louisville teachers strike prompts class disruptions
In Louisville Kentucky striking teachers left about 3000 students in the classroom as picket lines formed at several schools despite a court order. The teachers union filed suit to oust the county tax commissioner over assessments seen as far below fair cash value.
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Louisville
Teachers’ Union
Jefferson County
Lawsville
Robert L. Burton
Samuel V. Noe
Noe
Edward T. Breathitt
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Rhome Extends Lead In Major College Offense
New York AP reports Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome has widened his national lead in total offense to 2,252 yards and in passing to 2,062 yards. The NCAA Service Bureau released the figures on Tuesday.
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New York
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Hurricanes
Ncaa Service Bureau
New Market Man Killed On Turnpike
Thomas H Matthews 43 of East New Market Maryland died when his tractor trailer crashed into a second rig on the New Jersey Turnpike. The other driver Joseph McClary 29 of Baltimore sustained minor injuries and was treated and released.
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Bordentown, NJ
Thomas H Matthews
East New Market
New Jersey Turnpike
Matthews
Joseph McClary
Baltimore
Newara Vee Hadhive
Thrifty Meat Demos Highlight Charlesville Homemakers Luncheon
Mrs. William King demonstrated thrifty cuts of meat at the Charlesville Homemakers Club lunch meeting. Meats were served at Mrs. Philip Hudson’s home with co host Mrs. Lemuel Shafer. President Mrs. Raymond Ford led the business session and holiday cookie plans were set for December 2 at Christmas Open House.
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William King
Charlesville Homemakers Club
King
Philip Hudson
Lemuel Shafer
Raymond Ford
Axel Andersen
Braddock Homemakers plan December Open House
Mrs Masser and Mrs Kelly will bake cookies December 2 for Christmas Open House. The November meeting will be at Mrs McDevitt's home with a 6 p.m. dinner. Each member to bring her own place setting.
Brazil Eyes Hopeful Path After Quiet Revolution
Brazil seven months after a bloodless uprising that toppled Joao Goulart looks to the future under President Humberto Castelo Branco. Inflation remains high but controllable with price regulation and belt tightening. An IMF mission and a U S aid mission arrive as Brazil seeks a billion dollar balance of payments package for 1965 and 1966.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Humberto Castello Brano
U.S
Otavio Gouveia de Bulhoes
Roberto Campos
Washington
Goulart
Efforts Aimed at Covering 1965 1966 Deficits
The article notes plans to secure aid from the United States, international credit agencies, European governments, and Japan to cover deficits in 1965 and 1966. It also mentions practical advice on shoe care with plastic and wood shoe trees to control odor.
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Deavor
United States
Japan
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T. M. Wilson
County Council
Rhome
New Market
Charlesville Club
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Club
Harold McDevitt
Robert Kline
Claude Breightner
James Tucker
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Breightner
Victor Cullen Hospital
Braddock Club
Braddock
Reeder
Reynolds
Eldred Boyer
Tobery
Carl Bussard
Lloyd Stup
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Sears
Jeblck and CO
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Coormbrook
Calebrook
Ae Ervic
South Market Street
Frederick
Sterling
Dar
Vivant
Belle Rose
Cen
Kemaberg Devel Store
Key Hotel
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