Large Crowd Expected At Fairgrounds Today
A sunny day boosts attendance at the Frederick Fair with officials forecasting a near full grounds this afternoon and evening. Governor Tawes and state officials visited events, while 4-H dairy classes and first races prepared. The Governor’s Cup race was canceled due to track conditions and rain.
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Frederick Fair
John T. Best Jr
Joseph D. Tydings
J. Millard Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
Fair
Board of Managers
Home Arts
Tawes
Steve Trout
Gov. Tawes
Democratic Party
Royce Hanson
Goldstein
Mathias To Speak On City Renewal
U S Rep Charles Mathias will speak at a 12 15 luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on urban renewal His talk titled The Government's In Urban Renewal will be open to the public Reservations may be made through the Chamber of Commerce The derailed text mentions Hincks and retirement in 1008 but unclear in current context
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U.S
Charles McMathias
New Teachers Dinner Set by Frederick Chamber
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the New Teachers Recognition Dinner at West Frederick Junior High School starting 6 p.m. October 8. Richard Comstock will preside, with Dr. John L Carmonchan Jr. welcoming new county teachers and J Harold Hooper outlining local history.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
West Frederick
Richard Comstock
Frederick County Council of Ptas
Chamber
Frederick County
John L Carnochan Jr
J. Harold Hooper
Frederick Chamber
Frederick Ty
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
West Frederick Junior High School
Goldwater Presses Indiana Campaign On Asia Policy
Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigned in Indiana for its 13 electoral votes arguing the U.S. Asia stance has collapsed under a sleepwalker approach by President Johnson. He spoke in Jeffersonville to about 700 people and warned China may nuclearly strike, accusing Johnson of neglecting crises to chase politics.
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Goldwater
Indiana
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Asia
Johnson
GOP
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Viet Nam
Area Residents Pay Over Two Million In Cigarette Taxes
Frederick and four neighboring counties paid over two million in cigarette taxes, with Montgomery County contributing the highest and Howard County the lowest at 129 401.88. Frederick County reported 245 436.84, Carroll 179 250.75, and Washington County 0 in alcoholic beverage tax, while the overall pattern shows heavy payments across the region.
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Frederick
Te Eats
Montgomery County Sentents
Washington Patel
Howard County
Frederick County
Carroll County
Washington County
Navy Finds Tail Section of Nuclear Sub Thresher
The Navy announced the tail section and sail of the Thresher were located this summer during undersea search efforts. The ship sank near Boston in April 1963 with 129 aboard after deep tests off the New England coast. The discovery follows years of bathyscaphe Trieste investigations and prior wreckage reports.
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Navy
Washington
Thresher
New England
Boston
Johnson urges aid and ideas to bridge Iron Curtain
President Johnson told Johns Hopkins University that America must expand aid and exchange with Eastern Europe to defend freedom. He urged communities to mobilize trade, ideas, and humanitarian aid, citing the Marshall Plan as a path to permanent peace and closer Western ties.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Times
America
Keyser
Johns ‘Hopkins University
Labout
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
George C. Marshall
Five Boston Firefighters Die In Wall Collapse At Fire
Five fire fighters were buried when a brick wall collapsed during a blaze at a vacant toy factory in Boston. The deaths included Pvt. John Clougherty and Lt. John Goswell, with 12 others injured. A second wall fell 10 minutes later, bracing emergency crews at the scene. Market steady in early New York trading.
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Boston
John Clougherty
Chef Clougherty
Frank Murphy
John Goswell
New York
Howling Hilda Heads Toward Louisiana Coast
Hurricane Hilda intensified to 100 mph as it moved northwest in the Gulf of Mexico toward coastal Louisiana. Evacuations and inland shelters opened while Red Cross and civil defense agencies mobilized. Offshore oil operations shut down and Cameron Parish residents prepared for a potential landfall.
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New Orleans
Hilda
Gulf of Mexico
Lousiana
New
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Atlantic
Louisiana
Cameron Parish
Audrey
Cameron
Army
Ft. Polk
Arrests in Mississippi bombings target Negro homes near McComb
Three white men were arrested by FBI agents and local authorities in Mississippi in connection with recent bombings of Negro homes near McComb. Ernest Zeeck, Jimmy Wilson, and Paul Wilson face Mississippi explosives charges with possible death penalty. break in the case followed sightings of weapons moving by Wilson.
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Washington
Mississippi
McComb
Justice Department
Paul Johnson
FBI
State Highway Patrol
Pike County
R R. Warren
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Ernest Frederick Zeeck
Jimmy Prinston Wilson
Paul Dewey Wilson
Jayess
Miss
Wilson
Woman Escapes Two Wrecks On U S 40 Near New Market
Mrs Barbara Bowens 27 of Ice Street escaped injury after two crashes on U S 40 near New Market. An unidentified car rear ended her late model foreign car causing it to overturn. A tractor trailer driven by Obediah Mahaffee struck the disabled vehicle, causing more damage but no serious injuries. Bowens was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick
Tfc
Ronald C. Lewis
Barbara B. Bowens
Ice Street
U.S. 40
New Market
Bowens
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy Ambulance
Longshoremen Strike Hits Atlantic Gulf Ports
Sixty thousand longshoremen walked out along Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports from Maine to Texas after a no contract no work walkout. A Taft Hartley inquiry was ordered and a federal court injunction to return to work was expected by Monday. The strike risks over 20 million daily losses and involved National Maritime Union backing by Joseph Curran.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Johnson
Ihands
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Bremen
Joseph Curran
Afl-Cio National Maritime Union
Curran
Labor Law Workshop Explains New Equal Pay Act and More
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce hosts a Labor Law Workshop on October 12 at 12 05 p m in the Francis Scott Hotel. Local business owners managers and professionals can hear updates on the Equal Pay Act Civil Rights Law Minimum Wage changes and voluntary unionism laws with a Q A session after presentations.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Hotel
Purdue ROTC accept mix gender in large program
Sharon Rae Wilson, a Madison, Indiana freshman, is the sole woman in Purdue University’s 2,500 member Air Force ROTC. Capt Rex Bull says she stands out as personable, capable, and will gain practical experience despite male-dominated classes. The college requires all male students to train first two years, and Wilson faces limits on advancing in ROTC after sophomore year.
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Lafayette, Ind
Sharon Rae Wilson
Purdue University
Air Force
Rex Bull
Military
Felans
Mise Wilden
Purdue
Bull
Miss Wilson
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Mark Forsythe
Frank J Keefer
Michael
William Forsythe
Hagerstown
Mathias
Hincks
Eureee
LBJ
Hopkins
J. Giean Bedll
Rockus
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