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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 26, 1968

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Crowds Grow at Great Frederick Fair Amid Political Focus

Hazy skies on the third day of the Great Frederick Fair saw crowds grow as city and county officials highlighted state politics. Delegates and congressmen attended events while 4-H and farm equipment displays drew strong interest, including the 61st steer auction benefiting the 4-H Baby Beef Club. Attendance figures show a busy day though not a record.

George Dorsey Frederick J. Glenn Beale Jr Spiro Agnew Charles McC. Mathias Washington Fairgrounds Annapolis Goodloe E. Byron Byron Frederick Jaycees Fair Grounds Chevrolet-Cadillac Sales Inc Patricia Trout James G. Trout Walkersville

Bloomington Water Plan Wins

A proposal to finance the Bloomington Dam with a Maryland Potomac Water Authority wins approval from a Legislative Council committee. The plan allocates the Maryland share and outlines county assessments based on water usage, with Frederick County paying a small portion due to current nonuse.

Frederick Bloomington Legislative Council Maryland Frederick County Collings Collina Potomac

Eustalco Aluminum Plant Named for Frederick County Facility

The Eustalco Aluminum Company name was chosen for a new aluminum reduction plant under construction in Frederick County. Joint owners Howmet Corporation and Pechiney Enterprises announced the plan with J L Loyer named president of Eustalco. Bechtel awarded the general contract for construction and Bechtel joins as design and procurement partner with a projected cost near 190 million dollars. The site covers 1400 acres and work began August 19 with a 5000 ton per year potline slated for October 1970 and expansion potential to 255000 tons annually.

Frederick County Eustalco Aluminum Company John J. Burke Howmet Corporation NYSE New York Michael Castera Pechl. Ney * Enterprises Incorporated J. L. Loyer Eustakco Aluminum Company Bein Eastalco Mr. Love Intalco Aluminum Corporation Pechiney Enterprises Howmet American Metal Climax C. A. Schroer MIN Products Eastakco Catehnel Us Ag Bechtel Corporation of San Francisco Intales Pechiney Siie

FCTA Halts Talks With School Board

Frederick County Teachers Association ends negotiations with the Board of Education after ten months of fruitless talks. FCTA president Helsley Coran accuses inflexible positions of the board. Dr Johnn Carnochan reports negotiations seemed progressing recently. Coran forms a strategy committee to plan actions if talks fail, and says new talks should begin by December 15 with input from teachers countywide.

Frederick County Teachers Association Board of Education Helsley Coran FCTA E.eres Johnn Carnochan Coran Corunalia Corun Mary Condon Hodgson Corin QFCTA

Ribbon Opening of I-70 Section in Frederick County

State and federal officials joined Rep. Charles McC. Mathias in dedicating a 5.6 mile, 8.5 million dollar stretch of I-70 linking I-705 south of Frederick with US 40 at Braddock Mountain. The ceremony praised progress, noted an eventual completion to Hagerstown, and urged thawing of $500,000 in federal highway funds for safety features.

Larry Heslin Charles McC Mathias Freder_ick Braddock Mountain Hagerstown Alan S. Boyd Secretary of Transportation Baltimore and Washerrton Louis Goldstein Maryland Comptroller John A. Derr Frederick Spiro T. Agnew Thomas M. Anderson Jr Montgomery County Fredeerich County

Sixes Bridge Dam Funds Hinted for Next Congress

Albert R. Miller of Maryland Planning outlined the Liver Peldse and Sixes Bridge projects to Frederick Rotary Club, urging local legislators to cooperate and keep campaign politics out, as Department of Interior reports await congressional action. Miller traced planning from Army Corps studies of the Potomac Basin and criticized Congress for inaction while stressing citizen follow-up is needed.

Sixes Bridge Frederick County Congress Department of Interior Sixon Monocacy River Miller Army Corp of Engineers Potomac River Potomac Basin Homme Corp of Engineers

Fortas Debate Underway on Supreme Court Nomination

Senate debate over Abe Fortas for chief justice features strong opposition led by Robert Griffin challenging Fortas over a $15000 speaking fee. Majority leader Mansfield hints discussion of invoking cloture to end the preliminary motion ahead of next week’s actions.

Washington Abe Fortas Mike Mansfield Mansfield Senate Michigan Robert P. Griffin Fortas Philip A. Hart D-Mich

Violence Flares in Boston After Black Power Rally

Police say violence looted and robed neighborhoods for a third night with one man killed after being beaten and robbed by five youths. Nine officers and 11 others were treated for injuries as bands of teens roamed after a Franklin Park rally. Twelve youths aged 17 to 21 were arrested on assault charges and a man was seriously wounded in a holdup. Chesley R. Batchelder, 58, died before hospital arrival. cause undetermined. Gov Volpe paused campaigning to monitor the situation.

Boston City Hospital Franklin Park Cleri Chesley R. Batchelder John A. Volpe Los Angeles Nixone Agnew

Humphrey urges UN peace force for Vietnam in speech

In San Francisco Hubert Humphrey called for a United Nations peacekeeping force in Vietnam to administer free elections and verify withdrawal of foreign troops. He argued the US cannot be a global gendarme and urged a new international approach to peace and aid.

San Francisco Hubert H. Humpphrey United States United Nations Vietnam Ote Humphrey Commonwealth Club Southeast Asia Humphrey U.S

Living Costs Continue to Rise in Latest CPI Report

Washington AP reports living costs rose three tenths of a percent last month, driven by food and housing. The CPI reached 121.9, equating to $12.19 per $10 of goods and services. weekly earnings climbed to a record $109.16, but wage gains were eclipsed by higher living costs.

Washington Oday Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Nixon Revises Victory Claim In Border States

Nixon scales down his forecast of carrying border states amid Wallace third party strength. He still aims for Florida Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia as safe, with tentative hopes for North Carolina Georgia and Texas. He campaigns vigorously in the Deep South and questions Humphrey’s appeal against Wallace in the South.

St, Lou Richard"m. Nixon Alabama George C. Wallace South Nixon Deep South Florida Tennessee Kentucky Virlpinia North Carolina Georgia Texas Wallace Hubert H. Humphrey Robert M. LaFollette House of Representatives Atlaneta Humphrey Johnson

Americal Division reports high enemy toll in Tam Ky area

In two days of fighting on Vietnam’s northern coastal plain Americal Division forces killed 312 enemy fighters. Tuesday 92 killed, Wednesday 220. U.S. losses were four dead and 48 wounded. The foe believed to be North Vietnamese 2nd Division operating near Tam Ky, Quang Tin Province.

Palanes Saigon Americal South Vietnam U.S Tam Ky Quang Tin Province

Stock Market Rises in Heavy Early New York Trading

New York stocks moved higher in heavy early trading as the market extended its advance. The tape ran three minutes behind actual transactions.

New York

Titan 3 rocket puts four satellites into separate orbits

Cape Kennedy Fla AP a Titan 3 rocket lifts off at 3 37 am EDT delivering four military research spacecraft into distinct orbits including a communications craft and a radiation probe. The mission lasting about 64 hours sent satellites to altitudes from 119 to 22 200 miles and 21 000 to 22 300 miles with all systems reported operational.

Cape Kennedy Fla Launch Control Center Defense Department Manned Orbiting Laboratory Florida Ani Equator South America Earth

Fire Log Reports Two Alarms In Local Area

Fire calls logged in the 24hour period ending at 10 am include a car fire on North Market Street at 2 39 pm and a house fire on Route 77 and Monocacy Road at 2 24 pm Independents respond and Ranky Ridge reconnected at the scene.

North Market Street Monocacy Road Ranky Ridge

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