County Eyes Sanitary Landfills to Handle Garbage
Frederick City and County officials study a countywide landfill plan to serve about 80 000 residents needing roughly 10 acres per year. City figures show 68 tons daily with 30 tons incinerated, 27 tons dumped, prompting a push for strategically placed landfills to curb highway littering.
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Robert A.whiteford
Robert Wirgan
Southey Nottingham
Whiteford
Highland Street
Health Department
Wirgan
Raritan Club
Wolfsville
Point of Rocks
Nottingham
Democrats To Open Office In Frederick District
The Democratic Campaign Headquarters at 213 North Market Street hosts an open house from 7 to 9 p.m. Edward D. Storm leads invitations to all citizens. Members list Joseph D. Tydings Carlton R. Sicklac Royce Hanson as representatives. Co chair Mildred Fisher Austin Powell organize. Precinct Three meeting at 7 p.m. to reorganize for active campaigning. Hanson praises tax cut impact on Frederick County and notes opposition by Mathias and Goldwater as aiding the economy. Cookies from Mrs. Hanson recipe offered. copies available at headquarters.
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North Market Street
Edward D. Storm
Johnson - Humphrey
Joseph D. Tydings
Carlton R. Sicklac
Royce Hanson
Mildred §. Fisher
Austin Powell
Powell
Democratic State Central Committee
Precinct Three
Herbert Strawsburg
Strawsburg
Market Street
Patrick Street
Monocacy River
Fisher
Hanson
U. S
Charles Mathias Jr
Barry Goldwater
Frederick County
Johnson
Maryland
Tawes
Mathias
Goldwater
Railroad Strike Ordered Could Cripple Transport Sector
Washington AP reports rail road shop craft unions ordered a strike to begin at 6 a.m. local time Tuesday September 22, threatening widespread disruption to the nation s transportation system and freight movement.
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Washington
Grand Jury To Complete Work Today
The September grand jury, delayed by testimony from additional witnesses, is expected to finish deliberations this afternoon. Final items on the agenda include inspections of Frederick County Jail and the Montevue Home. State's attorney Robert Rothenhoefer said the office seeks 32 indictments against 30 persons.
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Frederick County
Montevue
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Saturn 1 fires to orbit boilerplate Apollo mockup
At Cape Kennedy the Saturn 1 two stage rocket roared aloft on 1.5 million pounds of thrust to place an unmanned boilerplate Apollo into an orbit of 115 to 135 miles as part of a sequence toward crewed Moon missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla. Cap
Myersville Opens Bids Monday For Water System
The Myersville town council plans to open contract bids Monday for an estimated $118,000 water system project. Mayor Gilbert Stroup announced the schedule at Thursday’s council meeting and said the town engineer would be present.
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Myersville
Gilbert
Stroup
Khrushchev Denies Saying USSR Has World Destroying Weapon
Premier Khrushchev rejected claims he spoke of a new weapon that could destroy all life, saying scientists showed him a terrible device not a nuclear bomb. He blamed misinterpretation in translation and promised an official version soon.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kenji Fukunaga
U.S
McNamara details anti-satellite tests and limits
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said two U.S. anti-satellite systems have scored several interceptions of satellites up to hundreds of miles away. He revealed both systems use the Thor missile and Nike-Zeus device, with first Army interception on August 1, 1963 and Air Force on May 29, 1964, under strict classification.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
U.S
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Defense
Air Force
Army
Johnson Reveals New Global Defense Advances
President Johnson, returning from campaign work, disclosed two major defense advances in Sacramento. A new ground radar will detect missiles within seconds and monitor missiles on earth orbit. He said two land based systems to intercept and destroy armed satellites are in place and on alert.
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Washington
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
United States
Splace
Soap Suds Drench City Fountain At Seventh and North Market
Soap suds billowed from the Seventh and North Market fountain this morning. Last time it was dyed purple and red before suds. Sandy Jones of a nearby service station calls it a common but unpleasant sight, while a city hall spokesman notes monthly cleaning costs.
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Seventh
North Market
Sandy Jones
Frederick
Distributing New Phone Directories in Frederick County
C V Weakley of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone announces distribution of more than 29 000 new Frederick County directories running from today through September 23. The 1964 edition shows 20 300 listings up from about 19 600 last edition, with page twelve noting local bill payment agencies for customer convenience.
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Frederick County
Wye Oak Tree
Wye Mills
C. V. Weakley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Weakley
McNamara Cancels Chicago Appearance Over Far East Reports
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara abruptly canceled a Chicago appearance amid unconfirmed reports of a possible new incident in the Far East.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Chicago
Barry Goldwater Blasts LBJ as Wild Spending President
Barry Goldwater charged in a four day swing through eight Southern states that Lyndon Johnson is the wildest spender of them all. He said federal spending and payroll are rising and charged the administration claims of cuts are false. Strom Thurmond joined Goldwater in challenging Johnson in Greenville and other cities.
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LBJ
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Tex
Barry Goldwater
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D.C
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Lyndon
Humphrey Campaigns in South After Texas Swing
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, hoarse but upbeat, pressed a Southern vote hunt in Arkansas after touring Texas. He argues the South will largely remain Democratic in November despite civil rights advances and targets Barry Goldwater on rural economics as Johnson and he seek a Roosevelt size landslide.
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Ark
Hubert H. Humphrey
Texas
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Humphrey
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Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Barry Goldwater
City County Move to Combine Voter Rolls
Frederick officials plan to merge city and county voter registration as city laws align with state rules. The mayor and aldermen authorized ordinances to remove nonvoting names before the combined rolls can be completed.
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Frederick
Miller Explains Why Johnson Leads in Polls
In Chicago William E. Miller argues poll results mislead by showing Johnson backers as only lukewarm voters. He says Goldwater supporters are fervent and will swing the outcome, presenting this at a Columbus news conference and at the Ohio Republican state convention where he attacks Humphrey.
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Chicago
William E. Miller
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Columbus
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miller
Americans For Democratic
Market Weakens After Early Rise in New York
The New York market showed a mixed pattern with prices weakening after an initial rise this afternoon. Trading remained fairly active as investors monitored early developments.
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New York
Ford and UAW avert nationwide strike in 55 minutes
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers Union reached a new contract 55 minutes before a threatened nationwide strike by about 130,000 production workers. The agreement includes improved retirement benefits earlier retirement more paid relief time an extra week of vacation higher pay and holidays cost-of-living allowances broader health benefits and other improvements. The wage and benefit increases are stated as closely comparable to Chrysler's agreement to keep Ford competitive.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Malcolm Denixe
Ford
Denise
Chrysler Corp
Union
Chrysler and UAW Reach Three-Year Contract Agreement
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers Union announced a three year contract covering about 7 000 white collar workers just before a 10 a m strike deadline. The deal follows a national pact with 64 000 hourly workers and includes wage and benefit terms, early retirement considerations, a cost of living adjustment freeze, and changes to supplemental unemployment benefits.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers | Union
Chrysler
UAW
King Constantine Weds Princess Anne-Marie In Athens
King Constantine of Greece marries Denmark's Princess Anne-Marie at a Greek Orthodox cathedral in Athens. Anne-Marie, 18, becomes queen. Constantine, 24, is the youngest monarch. The ceremony drew global royals, a 1,600 guest crowd, and a citywide holiday.
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