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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
4
The notice surveys the 1965 economic outlook, noting a long expansion with tax cuts and potential further stimulus from excise tax reductions, plus rising social security taxes. It also reports on local items including gudgeon fishing details, river notes, and community letters urging clarity on Mt. Airy school plans and funding.
A reader extols gudgeon fishing along the upper Patapsco River as one of life’s greatest thrills. The note recalls past catches near the Relay Bridge of the B and O below Ellicott City and cites the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission on gudgeons, their range, and local naming.
New York AP reports heavy trading as the stock market surged early today after Chrysler reached a labor agreement. Chrysler rose over a point and dominated the tape as traders celebrated the strike avert pact. other autos largely unchanged.
Malaysia asked Western nations to back a Security Council condemnation of Indonesia for landing paratroopers on Malaysian soil. The 11 nation council planned to hear charges that Indonesia committed aggression with an air drop near Labis on the previous Wednesday, a move likely to face a Soviet veto.
The commemorative ceremony at Mt Olivet Cemetery featured an elaborate unveiling of a Barbara Fritchie monument. Allied forces push the war in France as German Kaiser messages address possible peace. Charles McMathias of Frederick buys Humphrey Farm near Hansonsville for about 35000, a 235 acre property noted for its excellence in Frederick County.
The M J Grove Lime Company announced that Jug Bridge east of Frederick should be completed around Thanksgiving. Contractors are pouring the last 50 to 60 feet of concrete on the bridge deck. German counter attack along the Moselle was crushed by the U S Third Army with 30 to 40 tanks knocked out. County OCD Director Bennett told Frederick merchants they may display lights at night as long as illumination can be turned off in a reasonable length of time.
The County Roads Board last night approved aluminum reflectorized road signs noting rust resistance readability day or night and quick receipt. They discussed building a new Gas House Pike bridge over the Monocacy River to replace a 70 year old structure and reduce three right angle curves, with a decision to review the proposal. Also approved a $124000 contract to Dewey Jordan Construction for a bridge over Bennett's Creek on Park Mills Road and reported nearing grading finish on Park Mills Road from State Route 30 to Flint Hill while right of way is being acquired to lengthen Stottlemyer Road to Route 77.
Chrysler and GM pause as UAW demands progress with Ford looming. Big three contracts were offered last month with higher wages and improved benefits, signaling a possible broader strike action if terms fail.
Robert Berrellez reports on British Guiana’s volatile race as Cheddi Jagan and L. Forbes Burnham vie for power amid escalating ethnic violence. Police say peace hinges on cross ethnic consent, with 161 killed, 24 missing, and damagesover 2.5 million. Britain and the United States back Burnham while Washington pressures Jagan to moderate. Proportional representation faces strong opposition from Jagan, who may denounce communism to save his party. A coalition seems unlikely given irreconcilable policy gaps.
Gov J Millard Tawes says Maryland becomes the first state to create a comprehensive plan for state employees to contribute to United Funds Community Chest and the Red Cross. The plan offers a statewide giving method, with pledge cards allowing designation of recipient. Union opposition labels the proposal unfair and inadequate amid talks of UAW strike funds backing Chrysler action.
Among The Sick Mrs Alta G Rice of Myersville recovering at home after hospital stay. Mr Charles Hoffman Woodsboro admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Recent admissions to Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights include Reuben G Bostian Woodsboro and Mathilda Helfrick Carroll Parkway and Daisy Miller North Market Street. Larry Carr scores a hole in one at Rolling Meadows Golf Course but on the wrong hole. Tobin Rote leads AFL passing with 170 completions in 287 attempts.
Members of Boy Scout Troop 1213 from St. John's Baptist Church Washington D C visit Fort Detrick Troop 799 hosts in Fort Detrick Maryland for Friday night. Captain Norwood E Jackson is Provost Marshall. Reverend John H Jackson pastor of sponsoring church.
Obituaries for Hugh A. Ford 61 of Boonsboro and two wives, Viola Martin of Baltimore, Mary E. Remsburg of Mt Pleasant, and Henry M. Snoots of Lander detail survivors, church memberships, and funeral arrangements across East Funeral Home Boonsboro and local churches. Services held or scheduled, with burial in local cemeteries.
Itaska Silver Maple Victorious was judged the best udder among Jersey cows at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium. The 5-year-old cow, owned by J. Wilfred Runkles of Monrovia, Frederick County, had just produced the fair’s first calf earlier that day.
Funeral services were held for Ruth M. Delaplaine at All Saints Episcopal Church with entombment in Frederick Memorial Park Cloister. Claude G. Mullinix of Damascus was buried at Long Corner Methodist Church Cemetery. Miss Mary Morgan Kimmel, nurse in Baltimore, will have services at Mitchell Funeral Home in Baltimore. Surviving relatives include siblings and nieces.
Personalities Mrs Roland Hahn and Mrs Eva Summers are noted for family and social milestones. Eva Summers returned home from visits to Huntington West Virginia and Winchester Virginia with Mr and Mrs Mark Elliott. Rev Austin Cooper moved to Monrovia to lead Bush Creek congregation after a farewell dinner at Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren. William Buxton on South Market Street plans a birthday celebration Thursday.
Dora raged over 200000 square miles of the Atlantic an area 50000 square miles larger than California. Waves rolled across Matanzas Bay and crashed over St Augustine’s main thoroughfare Bay Street. About 5000 people rode out the storm in ocean front homes at Daytona Beach where a six foot tide struck early morning and no buildings were damaged. Police warned against beach sightseeing as danger persisted.
In a speech Goldwater argued a five per cent annual income tax cut for five years is feasible without widening deficits if spending is restrained. He contrasted his plan with Kennedy’s tax cut and criticized Johnson’s Viet Nam stance while defending Republican fiscal discipline and a growing economy. Field fire reported on U.S. Route 340 near Feagaville. Y A Tittle led the NFL in passing last year with 3145 yards and 38 touchdowns as the Bears claimed the 1921 title.
U S officials discuss considering air strikes against Communist concentration points near Tchepone Laos as a possible future action to interdict Viet Cong aid. Taylor’s stance cited as not pressing for broadening the war, while Saigon talks emphasize U S resolve to support South Vietnam despite upheavals and calls for settlement.
Goldwater leads the Democratic gubernatorial race while Warren P Knowles holds a two to one edge over Milo Knutson, La Crosse mayor, who backed Goldwater and would accept Birch Society support. Proxmire outpolled rivals but trailed unopposed GOP nominee Wilbur Renk as Colorado lists no Senate or governor races with all four House members renominated.
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