Deadline Set For Great Frederick Fair Entries
Deadline for livestock entries is Monday with dairy beef sheep swine and poultry due to the fair secretary before midnight Monday. Household art pomological and farm and garden entries close 5 pm Sept 27, the day before opening. 4-H club entries closed Tuesday under county extension office supervision. Special days include Children's Day Oct 1, Farmer's Day on Tuesday, Governor's Day Wednesday with Gov Tawes and City and County Officials Day Thursday.
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Frederick Fair
Wade F Hursey
Fair Board
County Extension Office
County Agricultural Society
County Farm Bureau
County Granges
Women’s Clubs
Frederick County
Hursey
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick City
De Gaulle Demands NATO Command Reorganization by 1969
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle argues NATO integrated command must be dismantled by 1969. He calls the system a subordination of France’s defense to the Allied structure, centering on SHAPE led by an American general.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
France
Supreme Allied Command
Europe
SHAPE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hurricane Betsy Aims At U.S. Gulf Coast
Hurricane Betsy moved through the Bahamas and Florida then gained speed in the Gulf of Mexico as forecasters warned of hurricane winds. The system threatened a broad Gulf coast from the Mississippi River to Texas with power outages and property damage already tallying in the Bahamas and Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Bahamas
Florida
Betsy
Texas-Louisiana
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Florida Keys
Keys
Atlantic
Gulf
New Orleans
Gorda Bay
Texas
Louisiana
Cleo
Out Islands
Nassau
Eleuthera
New Providence
Florida Peninsula
Key Biscayne
Little Miss Middletown 1966 Contest Slated Sept 18
Five to eight year old girls will compete in Middletown Valley's second annual Little Miss pageant at Middletown Elementary School auditorium at 7 30 p m. Contestants will model bathing suits and party dresses and answer questions for judging. Trophies will be awarded for bathing suit, party dress, Little Miss Middletown 1966 and runner up, with Congeniality honors. Beth Fulton returns to crown the new winner who advances to Little Miss Maryland and possibly to Little Miss U S A and beyond. Judges from outside Middletown pick winners. John Zufall hosts. organ music by John Horman with dancing by Aristocrat Study of Dance.
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Middletown
Beth Fulton
Robert Fulton
Maryland
Beth
Florida
U.S.A
John Zufall
John Horman
Aristocrat Study of Dance
Boy Hurt When Bicycle Rams Auto on Madison Street
A seven year old Frederick boy was slightly injured when his bicycle collided with a car on Madison Street about 3 50 p m. The child received a leg laceration and scalp abrasions at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The car was driven by Patricia J Crum 16 of South Jefferson Street. Both the bicycle and car sustained 10 dollars in damage. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Tony B. Frazier
West South Street
H. E. Frazier
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Madison Street
Madison
Patricia J. Crum
Jefferson Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Donald E .Tracey
LBJ Signs Housing Dept. Bill
President Johnson signed into law a bill creating a new Department of Housing and Urban Affairs, calling it a wise progressive measure for America. The department absorbs the Housing and Home Finance Agency and HUD will oversee urban programs, with Weaver possible as head and other officials to be named.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Weaver
Senate
Robert C. Wagner
New York
Albert Rains
$4. Billion Foreign Aid Bill Passed
Washington AP report says a $4 billion foreign aid bill passed the House 239 to 143 after Democrats warned that cutting aid to India and Pakistan could invite China to join the war. Supporters note State Department actions include suspending military aid and require congressional consultation, with a separate vote banning aid to nations shipping war supplies to Cuba or North Vietnam.
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Washington
House
India
Pakistan
China
Senate
Administration
State Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Cuba
Viet Nam
Strength in American Telephone Pushes Market Higher
New York AP reports a stronger stock market with American Telephone showing irregular gains as trading progressed. Investors watched tech and telecoms for momentum while broader indices steadied.
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New York
Fighting Erupts On New Fronts In Pakistan
Indian and Pakistani troops clash on two new fronts in northern and southern Pakistan as both sides claim gains and defenses. Pakistan reports advance into India, while India says it fights fiercely near Lahore and battlegrounds in Sialkot and Gadra.
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Pakistan
New Delhi
India
Sialkot
Gadra
Indian Defense Ministry
Lahore
Lahore Sec
Chou En-lai condemns India Pakistan clash in Tokyo speech
In Tokyo Chinese Premier Chou En-lai condemned India's large scale attack on Pakistan and alleged U S backing. He pledged China’s support for Pakistan while warning India to bear responsibility for consequences, with no concrete aid promised. U N Secretary General Thant arrived in Rawalpindi to begin a peace mission as paratroopers were reported dropped for sabotage.
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Chou En-lai
Pakistan
Tokyo
China
India
United States
Chou
Chen
Red China
Peking
Peking Radio
Lahore
Sind
Karachi
Chhamb
Kashmir
U.N
U Thant
Rawalpindi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Security Council
Frederick County Considers Winter Head Start Plan
Frederick County schools weigh a winter Head Start program with Dr. Carnachan noting space and staff limits. The plan requires Community Action Committee approval and school system subcontracting, aiming for 90 percent federal funding with 10 percent local support, and surveying non school facilities for winter use.
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Frederick County
John J. Carnochan
Community Action Committee
Dr. Carnachan
Carnachan
Washington, D.C
Congress
Frederick
Tawes delays Maryland special session into mid October
Governor Tawes, delaying action, indicated no special session before mid October and not likely in early October. He will review the Legislative Council reapportionment plan with the attorney general late next week and warned the plan faces legal tests under the one man one vote standard. The governor suggested adjustments could be hard to approve as it shifts seats from small counties to urban areas.
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Tawes
Legislative Council
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Reds Reject Bid To See Gemini 6 Launch
Washington AP The Soviet Union declined an invitation to observe the Gemini 6 spacecraft launch from Cape Kennedy next month. President Johnson regrets the Soviets cannot attend and hopes they may accept a future invitation.
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Reds
Washington
Soviet Union
Cape Kennedy
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
D C Man Dies In Apartment Fire
Washington AP reports an unidentified Black man died of smoke inhalation in a two-alarm fire that damaged two three story row brick buildings at 1239 Columbia Road. Eight engine and four truck companies fought the blaze. others escaped unharmed.
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Washington
Columbia Road
Indonesians Loot Indian Embassy in Jakarta Attack
A mob of 500 Indonesians stormed the Indian Embassy in downtown Jakarta and sacked the building. In about half an hour they destroyed all furniture and windows, damaged three automobiles, and charged India with aggression against Pakistan.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Railroad Bridge Pounded Near Viet Border
SAIGON AP U S warplanes penetrated toward China’s border bombing a railroad bridge 17 miles south of the frontier and damaging two other bridges 25 and 20 miles away. In ground fighting Marines and Vietnamese troops pressed the Batangan sweep with 148 Viet Cong killed. A U S Army helicopter crash in the Mekong Delta killed all aboard.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Batangan
Chu Lai
Mekong
U Thant backs world disarmament talks to include Red China
U N Secretary General U Thant endorsed a world disarmament conference under terms allowing Communist China to participate and said China should be admitted to the United Nations at the earliest opportunity. He spoke via a prepared address read in Ottawa by Undersecretary C. V. Narasimhan during the Inter Parliamentary Union meeting.
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U Thant
Red China
Ottawa
U.N
China
United Nations
Thant
Inter- Parliamentary Union
India
Pakistan
C. VY. Narasimhan
Western Maryland Group Hires Handicapped Meet Draw 100 Leaders
The Western Maryland Governor Committee to Employ the Physically Handicapped will meet at Fort Detrick on September 23. Expected are more than 100 leaders from Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties including health employment and rehabilitation directors and business representatives. Miss Mayetta Hershberger arranged the conference with Richard Graham at Fort Detrick. Fort Detrick commander Col. Vincent L. Rowe mayor E Paul Magaha and county commissioners president A Irvin Renn will welcome delegates. Event runs 9 30 a m to noon at the Fort Detrick Officers Club.
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Maryland
Governor
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Mayetta Hershberger
Office of
Employment Security
Frederick County
Governor’s Committee
Richard Graham
Vincent L. Rowet
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick City
A. Irvin Renn
Board of County Commissioners
Officera Club
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de Gaulle
NATO
Homestead
Fila
U.S. Gulf Coast
Middletown Valley
Bath
Boy Hurt
Obarhy
LBJ
Housing Dept
Tor
CAC
Annapolis
D.C
Batangan Peninsula
Western Maryland
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