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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1963

Page

3

United Fund Drive Report Exceeds Last Year Early

The first United Appeal report meeting at the Hotel Frederick shows a 22 percent rise over last year’s initial collections. About $14,000 in contributions and pledges were reported only days into the drive, with four divisions already surpassing their quotas via payroll deduction and other planned giving.

United Appeal Frederick John Morgan Morgan Harry A. Harper Hankey Ox Fibre Brush Company Western Maryland Trust Company Frederick Produce Company Niemann A. Brunk Frederick City United Appeal Drive

Rail rails first rolled at Reading Iron Mills 1845

In Danville Pennsylvania craftsmen from England and Wales produced the initial iron rails for railroad tracks in the 1845 readings. A Kentucky battle at Perryville marked the end of Confederate efforts there with Buell defeating Bragg. 1919 Erich Hecht, first German admitted on a passport since WWI, reached New York. 1956 Don Larsen of the Yankees pitched a perfect game against the Dodgers.

Reading Iron Company Danville England Wales Kentucky Perryville Don Carlos Buell Braxton Bragg Erich Hecht U.S New York Don Larson Brooklyn Dodgers

Anniversary Highlights and Baltimore Office Building Plan

A historical reminiscence covers Eisenhower Kennedy exchange and Harman Blennerhassett's life. Birthdays include Marcus Oliphant Eddie Rickenbacker and Charles Spahr. Baltimore sees Appropriations panel approve 12.8 million for a 47 story federal office building across from Civic Center, tying to 24.3 million total cost and 1966 occupancy for 18 agencies and about 4800 workers.

Baltimore Civic Center Charles Center

Eisenhower weighs vice presidential run though unlikely

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, living in Gettysburg, disputed by an Evening Star report, asked Herbert Brownell Jr. to verify the legality of a possible 1964 vice presidential bid. The 22nd Amendment limits presidents to two elected terms, but Eisenhower believes there is no constitutional bar.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Evening Star Star David S. Broder Eisenhower Herbert Brownell Jr Broder Gettysburg Brownell White House

Dieldrin Application Boosts Alfalfa Insect Control

Using dieldrin after the last alfalfa cut but before November 1 offers two benefits. It controls both alfalfa weevil and spittlebug, eliminating a separate spray, and saves time by allowing application when workload is light and fields are dry.

Eisenhower Wipes at Kennedy Policies Urging GOP Ticket

Broder writes Eisenhower says Kennedy era policies threaten ruin and urges reversal by backing a Republican ticket. Fourteen of a 15 member expedition crew reach a rail village after a dangerous Barranca de Cahre gorge trek in Chiapas Mexico. two women among exhausted survivors.

Broder Eisenhower Kenedy Tiscal Gen. Eisenhower Barranca de Cahre Mexico Sach Swere

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