Rockville to Produce France Jet Car in U S
The France Jet sports car will be produced in the United States by Lofstrand Co of Rockville Maryland under a contract with Seem Ltd President Jacques Fisher. The deal guarantees a minimum production of five thousand cars yearly for five years and includes manufacturing parts and distribution through about three thousand five hundred dealers.
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Problems of Maryland Senior Citizens Highlighted
The Maryland Commission on the Aging lists money, keeping busy, and understanding by younger citizens as the main concerns of seniors. This set of 104 recommendations was given to HEW Secretary Flemming after a White House Conference study. The report calls for national studies on adjusting social security to offset inflation and stresses job prospects in later years depend on preparation.
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United States Exhibit Shown At Plovdiv Fair
The Bulgarian news agency BTA reports the United States created a favorable impression at Plovdiv International Fair with a display of modern medical facilities including a complete hospital operating room.
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Breeders Gather for Frederick County Artificial Breeding Circuit Meeting
The Frederick County Artificial Breeding Circuit held its annual meeting at the Wachter barn in Walkersville. Local farmers reviewed the Wachter herd noted for daughters of 19 bulls, and reported 13 500 pounds milk per animal from 46 producers and a 550 pound butterfat average. Louis Campbell and Jobe Sumters provided progress and technician reports.
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Joseph Wachter
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Jobe Sumtmers
Baltimore Drivers Show Alcohol in Blood In 67 Percent
AP report notes a large share of drivers tested after incidents contained alcohol in their blood, with 67 percent testing positive. The finding highlights concerns over driving safety and enforcement effectiveness.
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Governor urges caution at Maryland safety conference
At a Maryland safety conference Gov Tawes urged daily caution after accident reports. James K. Williams of Connecticut noted two-fifths of drivers tested had alcohol, and cited Connecticut's low highway fatality rate due to strict enforcement.
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Connecticut
Gov. Tawes
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