Security For You The Older Generation by Ray Henry
An article on aging, discounts for seniors in West Springfield through Council for the Aging, and plans to expand recreation and housing for seniors. It discusses employer fringe benefits, proposed Social Security tax credit for older workers, and life expectancy trivia. It notes Ray Henry’s revised Social Security book and a political call to Congress.
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Ray Henry
West Springfield
Mass
Council For the Aging
Laa
Pucinski
United States
American Express Company
Betty
Philadelphia
Beauty
Wis
Reman
Unlikely Civil Rights Legislation Faces Tough Year
James Marlow analyzes Congress unlikely to pass strong civil rights laws this year as 1969 election year politics and Southern Democrats stall bills. The Civil Rights Commission may be renewed briefly, but genuine reform remains doubtful amid partisan battles and leadership compromises.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
WASHINGTON +AP
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Khushchev
Civil Rights Commission
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Johnson
Rayourn
Eisenhower
Paul Douglas
D-Hit
House of Senate
Leadership Conference On
Douglas
House
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Roy Wilkins
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
September Long Range Weather Maps Forecast
Weather Bureau forecast outlines September climate with an estimate of average temperatures and precipitation across the United States. The maps indicate regional trends, highlighting warmer areas and wetter zones for the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Whisner Serves as City Plumbing Inspector Since 1948
Harry M Whisner of 603 West Patrick street has been Frederick Citys Plumbing Inspector since December 1948. He operated a plumbing and heating business and is active in St Johns Catholic church Knights of Columbus and Frederick Lodge. He and wife Pearl Hamilton have four daughters including Margaret Hess and Regina Haines.
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Harry M. Whisner
West
Patrick Street
Freder
Margaret T. Leichertz
St. John’s Literary
Whisner
Pearl E. Hamilton
Brunswick
Margaret E. Hess
Edgewood Church Road
Mary Janis
South Market Street
Inn’ Rene Eanes
Wilmington
Del
Regina Haines
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Council
Liner Constitution Is Found At Fault In Collision
The Coast Guard ruled the liner Constitution at fault in a collision with the Jalania near New York Harbor. Findings cite failure to stop and fog related visibility issues as contributing causes.
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Sew York
Coast Guard
New York
Earbor
Vesnich
Local notes on visits, picnics, and road travel across Maryland
Community diary items recount visits by Mrs James P Kerr and family, trips to Hershey and Massanetta, a large August picnic in Gaithersburg, and relatives from Rockville to Frederick. Also notes about a 34th traffic death in Maryland, Civil Air Patrol cadets at a Rod and Gun Club picnic, and a Red Star warning about potential nuclear bombardment in Latin America.
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Boyds
James P. Kerr
Ardayne
Albert Gloxrd
Schwartz
Gaithersburg
Massanella Cro
Harmisonburg
Frankhmiile
Mina D. Heck
Granddaucher
Susan Neal
Baltimore
Green |R
Bert M. Christian
Heck
Christian
Kerr
John Koott Sr
Asffers
Glen Keith
Jacksonville, Fla
Carlton Richards
Silver Spring
Mary Lou Kephart
Associated Press
Gearh
Maryland
Ethel D. Bramble
Chestertown
Cap’ers
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron
Brunsn
Composite
Rod and Gun Club
Reif
Bara Cherry
Lee Hen
Women's Club Meeeting Details at Monocacy Village
The Monocacy Village Homemakers Club met September 3 at 913 Shawnee Drive hosted by Mrs Guilford Himes. Officers to take office January include Vaciliou as president Glick vice president Shannon secretary and Willard treasurer. A Civil Defense program followed demonstrations on floral arrangements food for one week first aid items and household preparement.
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Monocacy Village Club
Monocacy Village
Emory Shipley Jr
Nicholas Vaciliou
Charles Glick
Edgar Shannon
James Willard
Frank Stemp
Guilford Himes
Roger Nusbaum
David Beach
Sanitation program aided by local volunteers and supplies
James Willard provided a 20 gallon van and 219 gallons of cans for the sanitation effort. The group distributed toilet tissue paper towels soap and deodorant as main items. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Guilford Humes and Mrs. James Willard serving. The October meeting is planned at Mrs. Glick's Seminole Road home.
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James Willard
Guilford Humes
Glick
Seminole Road
Science interest drive reaches 800 elementary schools
The American Association for the Advancement of Science launches a program to stimulate science interest in elementary students. A National Science Foundation grant funds 500 science book sets for 800 schools including North Frederick, with 808 illustrated titles arriving for circulation and later replenishment.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Science Foundation
North Frederick
United States
North Frederick School Library
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Marlow
Ianate Fae
Norval
Momus
Wauch
Middle
North Atlantic
U.S. Weather Bureau
Drickson
Mary Lee Jackson
Barbara Wolfe
Alfred Deas
Tommy Hueting
Jim Kolsrud
Larry Mercer
Roy Bilumenauer
Norman Trump
Sam Wimmer
Kemp's
CAF
Latin America
London
Red Star
Frederick County
Herssbus
Fai
FFA
Bowers
Douglas Valentine
Rocky Fudge
Brenda Haho
Route 1
Freer IE
R Udolph Watertine
Rocky Ridge
Carroll County
Timonium
Bettsan
Clifford Stiles
Mt. Airy
Donald McClerick
Willard Summer
Hier
June Neilson
New Windsor
Playtex
Bennett
Dennett
Universal Potteries
Rennett
Ford
Sonore
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