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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 24, 1966

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Sale Of Surplus Grain OK'd Here

The U S Department of Agriculture approved sale of Federal surplus feed grain to drought hit farmers in Frederick Carroll and Washington counties. The aid aims to provide government corn at about 38 dollars a ton vs 70 dollars on the open market. Eligibility criteria and application timing were not yet set, with announcements expected soon.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Frederick Carroll Washington Clarence D. Long D-Md Maryland Department of Agriculture Frederick Rep Charles McC. Mathias ASCS Bryant

City Transit To Purchase 6 New Buses

Brantley F Keeney president of Frederick Transit Co says since July 1 new management plans broader city service. Six mini buses to deliver by Dec 15 with a possible large bus purchase later. A new route may start by Nov 15 and no city partnership for shuttle service.

Frederick Transit Company Brantley F. Keeney Keeney John A. Derr Board of Aldermen Frederick Transit Co. Inc Brantley Keeney Joseph A. Keeney Jacob R. Ramsburg Sr Charles J. DeGrange

Water Bills To Double For Some Frederick Residents

Frederick City will mail two water bills to residents with summer installed meters. One bill uses the flat rate prior to meters, the other bills for water usage as metered, with sewage changes at half the water bill. Bills prorate based on installation month, due in October, with cutoff penalties after November 10 and possible reconnection fees. City rates start at 10 dollars minimum for up to 12 000 gallons per six months, rising per 1 000 gallons beyond.

Frederick City Louis E. Eichelberger Eichelberger

Police Seek More Help In Percy Slaying

Kenilworth Illinois police and the Chicago Crime Laboratory pursue tips and evidence in the Valerie Percy murder. Fingerprints found at the Percy home and a bayonet linked to the crime are under review along with lie detector results. Laboratory head Capt Draegel expects a full report by Wednesday.

Kenilworth Ill Valerie Percy Robert Daley Percy Daley Chicago Crime Laboratory Chicago Police Crime Laboratory Daniel Dragel Kenilworth Police

Frederick UM Grad To Lead Mass Bands at College Park

Frederick University graduate Richard E. Zimmerman Jr. will serve as drum major at halftime of the Wake Forest University of Maryland game in College Park. A June graduate and former drum major, Zimmerman is headed to Pensacola for Naval Air Force Reserve training after the ceremony as high school bands from across the state take part in Band Day.

Wake Forest University of Maryland College Park Richard E. Zimmerman Jr Richard E. Zimmerman Sr Rock Creek Drive Young Zimmerman The Uniersity Zimmerman U.S. Naval Air Force Reserve Pensacola Fla

Brothers Reunite in Viet Nam After Years Apart

In An Ke, South Viet Nam, two Frederick County brothers, Sgt James I. Duncan 25 and Sgt Al Duncan 23, reunited after three years apart. Both served in the U S Army with the 1st Cavalry Division. James arrived in December 1969. Al began his second Viet Nam tour in July this year. Both attended Woodrow Wilson High School in Beckley West Virginia.

Frederick County Viet Nam James I. Duncan al Duncan I. W. Dun Can, Jr An Ke South Viet Nam U. S. 1St Air Calvary Division US. Army James Duncan D. Co Wth Wood Row Wilson High School Beck Ney W. Va Army Cj Company 2Nd Battalion Eth Infantry Woodrow Wilson School

House Unit Drops Bull Against KKK

Washington AP The House Committee on Un American Activities appears to have dropped for this session a bill from its six month probe into Ku Klux Klan terrorism. Disagreement over constitutional issues and brief hearings hinder action. few expect movement. The act targeted clandestine groups and crimes across interstate lines, with the last provision about free speech drawing criticism. Three days of hearings contrasted with lengthy investigative sessions where witnesses faced accusations of violent Klan acts.

Washington House Committee On Un-American Activities

Auto Industry Weighs Turbine Powered Car Dreams

Detroit reports Ford testing a battery electric car in England with a distant American rollout. Chrysler keeps turbine prototypes, 12 year program, over 1 million spent, unsure of future. GM and Ford support heavy trucks first. passenger car viability targeted for the 1970s, with many experiments and public interest fading.

Detroit Ford England Chrysler Corp Chrysler General Motors Ghia Italy

Goldberg Dine With Gromyko as U S Presses Viet Nam Peace

United States officials held firm on peace proposals to North Vietnam amid Hanoi denials labeling them propaganda. Arthur Goldberg and Dean Rusk attended talks and a dinner with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss Viet Nam and broader security topics.

United Nations. Nly United States Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Arthur J. Goldberg General Assembly Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko Gromyko Rusk Goldbergs Assembly North Viet Nam South Viet Nam National Liberation Front Goldberg U.N UU Thant Thant United Nations

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