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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1966

Page

2

Two Held For Grand Jury

Preliminary hearings led the lower court to hold two men for grand jury action. William R. Whittington of Shipley’s Inc faced charge of failing to pay down on a color television and a missing set case. Donny W. MacCauley of Baltimore released on personal recognizance after a holding for possible weapons and entering charge. The round of incidents also included a fist fight between Ida Mee Cunmey and Thelma H. Waddell during a neighborhood drinking bout, with Waddell receiving a suspended sentence.

Byron W. Thompson Clark Sheetenhelm Shipley’s Inc William R. Whittington East 4Th Street Shipley’s Whittington Sheetenheim Baltimore Daniel E. Tharp Highway Liquor Store Rt. 40 Donny W. MacCauley Tharp MacCauley Edward MacCauley Ida Mee Cnmey Chane Alley Thelma H. Waddell West 5Th Street

Promoters Urged Study Of Food Discount Practices

DENVER AP President Johnson adviser Esther Peterson urged a high priority inquiry into the costs of food sales promotions including games of chance and trading stamps. She sent a letter to FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon, citing letters describing promotions as gambling with food dollars. The boycott list on Denver Housewives for Lower Food Prices names Safeway Red Owl and King Soopers. Miller and Fur removed. King Soopers fears a price war. Safeway and King Soopers pledge to meet regular prices. Peterson met with organizers and spoke at a news conference.

Denver Colo Johnson Esther Peterson Paul Rand Dixon Federal Trade Commission Peterson Paul West Miller Chain of Markets Furrs Safeway Red Owl Stores King Soopers Lloyd King King Overs West Miller and Fur

Black Market Goods Flourish in Phnom Penh Market District

In Phnom Penh Chinatown a bustling market district sells grapefruit the size of bowling balls and American items such as flashlights and cigarettes. A boy offered a king sized pack labeled U S tax exempt donated by an American Legion post. Chinese merchants dominate commerce and transport, while residents describe them as peaceful and pragmatic amid regional tensions. Dogs are noted for high accuracy in tasting commercial dog foods.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Chinatown U.S American Legion Post Sanford North Carolina South Viet Nam

News from Frederick October 24 1966

The Frederick edition reports local happenings for Monday October 24 1966. It covers community events, weather notes, and brief notices of city affairs and activities affecting residents. The page reflects routine daily reporting with small-item briefs and local interest items.

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