Candidates to Speak at Montgomery Board and District Race
A special 4 p.m. meeting at Rockville Civic Center Auditorium organized by the Montgomery County Education Association will let Sixth District Congressional contenders Charles Mathias Jr. and Royce Hanson share views. School Board hopefuls Lucy Keker Lucille Maurer Clifford Beck Frank Bell James French and Paul Bardete are invited.
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Montgomery County
Rockville Civic Center
Citizenship Committee
Montgomery County Education Association
MCEA
Congressiona
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Royce Hanson
Lucy Keker
Lucille Maurer
Clifford Beck
Frank Bell
James French
Paul Bard Ete
Exemption Proposed For Amish Order
The Justice Department weighs a proposed exemption for the Old Order Amish from Social Security taxes amid Senate and House discussions. Officials warn broad exemptions could threaten the system while the Amish cite faith and self care for the needy and elderly.
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Peoria
Justice Department
House
Senate
Ong Suirce
Ainge
Earli
Secur Welfare der Gispense
Hencil
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Report from Middletown
Beta Sigma Phi held a gathering at Miss June Sac's home in Middletown with Mrs. Louis Favile as vice president presiding. The group discussed year plans, social committee tasks, and a home design program led by Dean Barkdo using Modern Home materials. next meeting is October 7 at C Burr Artz Library.
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June
Middletown
Louis Favile
Dean Barkdo
C. Burr Artz
Executive Branch Seeks Funds Reduction in Maryland Budget
Baltimore AP report says the Maryland executive department led requests for next fiscal year with a cut of $52 000 from operating funds. Other departments ask for $14 million more overall. Governor Tawes seeks pared budgets amid tighter operating needs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tawes
Ocean City Agrees On Annexation Plan
Ocean City officials reached agreement on annexing North Ocean City pending petitions from 25 percent of property owners representing 24 percent of assessed value. The move would extend the boundary to the Delaware border, with water and sewer lines extended north to near the Carousel Motel. Residents seek a police station and fire house on 60th Street.
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Ocean City
Ald
North Ocean City
C. Ray Hare
North Ocean City Improvement Association
41St St
Delaware
27Th St
Worcester County Sanitary Commission
Orth Ocean City
60Th St
Smithsonian Interest In Frederick County Records Project
Smithsonian officials seek help with three Frederick County history projects including Amelung glass factory records Kohlenberg glass site materials and Bear Branch School history. Frederick County team led by Pierre Hoaver and Josephine Etchison supplied background as FBI and Army investigators used courthouse records in past week.
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Smithsonian Institution
Frederick County
Pierre Hoaver
John Pearce
Smithsonian
Division of Cultural History
Amelung Glass
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
Perk Mills
Kohlenberg Glass Factory
Amelung
Park Mills
Gover
Josephine Etchison
Burr
Frederick Post
FBI
Department of the Army
Food For Peace Extended Two Years
A Senate House conference panel agreed on a five year extension of the Food For Peace program to use U S farm surpluses. The measure sets a new 3.5 billion authorization and retains parts of Senate provisions for lighter controls on foreign currencies involved in the deals. It aligns with House amendments aimed at banning certain nation deals.
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Washington
U. S
Senate
House
Moving grain aid extension faces Senate House votes
The debate centers on a two year extension of a 10 year food program costing $17 billion that has shifted $12.3 billion of agricultural goods overseas. A five year Johnson proposal is contrasted with a House backed ban on sales to Poland and Yugoslavia and awaits Senate action.
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House
Poland
Yugoslavia
Senate
Johnson
Red Cross Opens 12 Emergency Disaster Offices Coast to Coast
The American Red Cross activated 12 emergency district disaster offices from New Bern North Carolina to New York City to handle potential effects of Hurricane Galdys. Eastern regional headquarters in Alexandria Virginia dispatched 28 disaster workers including six nurses to coastal areas. Shelters opened in Kitty Hawk North Carolina with more along the East Coast ready as needed.
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Washington
American Red Cross
New Bern
N.C
New York City
Red Cross
Alexandria
Atlanta
Elizabeth City
Kitty Hawk
Mrs Humphrey Praises Test Ban Treaty At Maryland Meeting
Mrs Hubert H Humphrey spoke at the Women's Democratic Club of Montgomery County saying the limited nuclear test ban treaty is more than a first step toward disarmament. She cited reduced radioactive fallout and milk contamination risks and noted fewer new nuclear weapons by nonnuclear states due to the pact.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Hubert H. Humphrey
Women's Democratic Club
Montgomery County
Humphrey
Speed disparity key factor in highway accidents
Washington AP reports Bureau of Public Roads researchers find that a car moving at 46 mph is just as likely to crash as one speeding at 80 mph. The study challenges the belief that crash risk rises with speed, arguing the crucial factor is the speed difference between a vehicle and the average pace of surrounding traffic.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Speed Study Uses Rural Highways To Compare Travel
A research summary notes that cars on two and four lane rural highways move in a steady pattern. It analyzes scenarios like 40 and 80 mph assuming an average of 60 mph to model traffic flow.
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Tanker Strikes Car in West Frederick Area
A wreck on Route 4A near Route 40 left Neala Hoffman of Middletown with a damaged sedan and a bulk fuel oil tanker owned by Community Oil Company of Charles Town. Ransom resident W. Vaman faces reckless driving charges after the Tuesday crash. Cpl. Robert T. Storer of the State Police investigated the incident. Damages to Hoffman's car were about 100 dollars. the rig sustained no damage. The report also notes Cornell football team activity and minor line damages from an earlier incident.
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W. Vaman
Frederick
Robert T. Storer
Neala M. Hoffman
Middletown
Forest , Glassford
Ransom
Community Oil Company
Charles Town
Cornell
Car Crash at Patrick and Water Streets Involves Local Residents
An accident at the intersection of Patrick Street and Water Street involved a late model vehicle driven by Charles W. Deuh of Hagerstown and an opera led by Richard E. St on Hast Church Street. No charges were filed and damages were about $20 according to Officer Re Aler and Sp t. William Boost. the incident occurred around 2015.
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Patrick Street
Water St
Charles W. Deuh
Hagerstown
Richard E. St
Church Street
Makin
Re Aler
William Boost
Dewey Jordan Inc Submits Lowest Bid for I 71 Bridge
Erick contractor Dewey Jordan Inc submitted the lowest bid among nine for work on a bridge across Interstate 71 in Washington County. The bid was $87 and the other bidders included Wolfe Bros. Co as tion Co of Myersville Md. Sherman Plunkett of the New York Jets is noted as the heaviest man on the team.
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Baltimore
CAIN
Ierick County
Ai Pridge
Interstate
Washington County
Dewey Jordan Inc
Erick
Wolfe Bros. Coasition Co
Myersville
Sherman Plunkett
New York Jets
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