Biggest Crowd Expected For Fair's Last Day
The Frederick Fair closes its five day run with Kid's Day free for school children and a full schedule of events. Livestock exhibits release at 2 p m while midway shows and Jack Kochman Hell Drivers entertain this afternoon and evening. Attendance reached 23 000 through Friday, despite mud from yesterday’s rain. Anzus steer owned by Roberta Sue Huebner sold for 1 045 at 950 pounds. Safeway was the largest buyer with beef sales totaling 18 781 dollars for 50 steers.
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Frederick
Jack Kochman
Roberta Sue Huebner
Jamsville
Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Safeway Stores
Clifford Hevner
Dente Brashear
Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville
Farmers Cooperative
Southern States Co-op
Charles Thornton
Sally Lutz
Hospital official dies in I 70 crash near Clarksburg
Gerald R. Sauter 29 assistant administrator at Frederick Memorial Hospital was killed when his car rear ended a tractor trailer in the northbound lane of Interstate 70 near Md 121 overpass at 2 30 a m. He was taken to Suburban Hospital Bethesda and pronounced dead on arrival. Autopsy planned. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarksburg
Gerald R. Sauter
MD. 121
Rockville Barracks
Sauter
Bethesda
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Frederick Memorial
Excelsior
Minn
Roy Sauter
University of Minnesota
College of Agriculture
Alpha Zeta
Frederick
U S Plans To Keep Red China Out Of U N
The United States remains confident it can block Communist China from joining the United Nations for another year despite Cambodia and Albania backing Peking. Ambassador Goldberg urged continued defense of South Vietnam, while Cambodia said it would boycott General Assembly work though keeping its seat. US sources expect China’s attempt to enter the UN this year will fail amid tensions over Vietnam and regional conflicts.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
United States
China
Peking
Cambodia
Huor Sambath
General Assembly
U.N
Albania
Washington
Southeast Asia
North
Vint Nam
Viet Nam
Ealhers
Rusk and Gromyko Meet in NY Talks No Pact Reached
Secretary of State Dean Rusk finished a three hour dinner with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the U.N. mission without any specific agreement but said talks would continue. He cited disarmament as the main theme and noted no plans for further meetings.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
United Nations
mid-Manhattan
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Gromyko
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Pope Paul VI to Receive Francis Scott Key Medal in New York
Pope Paul VI will accept a gold Francis Scott Key commemorative medal from the Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation during a New York visit. The presentation, likely at the New York World's Fair, will involve Cardinal Lawrence Shehan and Rev. Paul Marcinkus with details to be arranged by church authorities.
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Pope Paul VI
Francis Scott Key Foundation
New York
Lease Bussard
Bussard
Richard PD
Hammond
Frederick
Pope Paul
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Yankee Stadium
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
Vatican
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Rome
Francis Scott Key
General MacArthur
General Eisenhower
U.S. Treasury Department
Cardinal Shehan
Holy Father
Jospeh F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Carrollton Manor Catholic Church
Buckeystown
Telestar
Shehan
Monsignor
Marcinkus
Han
Paul Marcinkus
Pope VI
Senate Battle Over 14B Starts Monday
The Senate fight over 14B begins Monday and could stretch for days or weeks. Section 4B of the Taft Tar tley Act allows states to bar labor contracts that require union membership to keep a job. A House bill would repeal that section and negate laws in 19 states banning the union shop.
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Washington
Senate
Frederick City Natural Limits Defined by Water and Sewer Study
The joint Water and Sewer Study Committee presented a plan to city and county officials defining Frederick City’s future growth by natural boundaries. It recommends extending the water system to the Ballenger Creek area and creating a cooperative sanitary district with the Frederick Metropolitan Sanitary Commission for sewage disposal and water facilities.
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Frederick City
Joint
City - County Water and Sewer Study Committee
Monocacy River
Tuscarora
Frederick
Council Asks Session With Area Firemen
Frederick Human Relations Council seeks permission from the County Volunteer Firemen Association to discuss the white-only clause in department bylaws. The clause was removed from state and county fire department bylaws. next meeting is October 21 at Braddock Heights Fire Hall. The council also urged Welfare to move a family of seven from a deplorable West Sixth Street home into public housing, or inform the mayor and aldermen. It named an attorney as advisor and formed a bylaws committee led by Judge Edward Delaplaine with Revs Grambine and Col. Cejka. three new members were added: Rev. Carroll Bayer LeHard Green and Mrs. Virginia A. Lewis.
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Frederick
Volunteer
Firemen’s Association
Braddock Heights
Frederick County Department of Welfare
West Sixth Street
Welfare Department
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Robert Grambine
Oliver J. Cejka
Carroll Bayer
Leohard Green
Virginia A. Lewis
Sukarno Safe Amid Jakarta Coup Turmoil
Jakarta radio declares martial law in the capital and West Java after a coup attempt. Loyal forces clash in Central Java as Sukarno remains chief of state and a new army chief dispatches troops to quell rebels.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Jakarta Radio
Sukarno
West Java
Central
Java
Untung
Radio
Suharto
Semarang
Suherman
Abdul Haris Nasution
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Spotsylvania, Va
U.S
Red China
Rhoto
Anne Mane Gibbons
Laverna Martin
West Patrick Street
Pope
Scott Key
News-Post
Ewnerione Rsd Oman Tni
Satieday Help Wanted
Aiase
Aven Affernanns
Dialon Stas
Sie
Sume
Fis
Paul vi
Harter Memblechi
Frances Scott Rey
Fea Frederick
Maryland
Frances Scott Key
Testumoey Mhereo
St. Patrick's Cathedral
AP Wirephore VI
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