Thrill Show Draws Largest Freder ick Fair Crowd
A Friday crowd at the Freder ick Fair set a record with 10,082 paid admissions and thousands of Children’s Day visitors. Officials note 18,000 school tickets distributed and nearly 19,000 present. Saturday events and 3 and 8 PM performances expected to attract another huge turnout.
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Wade F. Hursey
Younsters
Eddie Falkenstein
Myersville
Linda Atkins
Ballenger Creek Road
West
Frederick Junior High
Patti Fogle
This City
St. John's School
FFA
Big Frederick County fair beef sale nets over two grand
At the fairgrounds last night forty nine head of baby beef sold for a total of 16 thousand six hundred forty six dollars. Grand Champion steer owned by Ralph Keitholtz Jr. sold for 1.10 a pound. Frederick County Products bought multiple steers including a 885 pound Angus for 4 4 per pound and a 925 pound Angus for 56 per pound. Public buyers included Hahn Transportation New Market and Safeway Stores among many others with numerous Angus Hereford and Shorthorn carcasses priced per pound from .26 to .90.
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Fairgrouns
Ralph Keitholtz Jr
Frederick County Products
Robert Valentine
Thomas Smith
Hahn Transportation
New Market
Dente Brashear
Jeffery Valentine
Richard Stone
Lawrence Dorsey
Democratic Club
Frederick County
Larry Flock
Safeway Stores
Geraldine Huebner
Priscilla Renn
Gloria Axline
Hemp Brothers
Ured CD
Susan Poole
Lawrence Green
Gladhill Tractor Mart
Robert Axling
Gerrit Schipper
Bankers Bay
Frederick County Clearing House Association
Farmers and Mechanics Natonal Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Michael Etter
Alice Hevner
Delphey's
William Castle
Joseph Gordon
Baltimore
Hines, Riverside Abbitthir Service
Randolph Valentine
E Earl Remsberg
Ditfard Hevner
Carmack’s
Harry Flock
Lee E. Miller
H. B. Duvall Farm Machinery
Larry Lutz
H. M. Corum
Gary Weedy
Kaufman
and Service Inc
Kent Hevner
Breezy Knolls Farm
Kemptown
M. T. Mathwig
Mary Keilholtz
Floyd Bowman
Kim Weedy
D. C. Holmes
Caroline Reynolds
Jim Dandy
Catoctin
Cappella's
Stephen DeBerry
Hamilton’s
Douglas Valentine
Dan Thomas
Ridemoser’s
Richard Wor
Montgomery Couples Peek Volunteers
Washington report says the National Institutes of Health is funding a three year study costing about 200000 dollars per year to observe newlyweds through one way mirrors for emotional stability. Rep. William G. Bray questions the value of having Dr Peek a Boo watching couples at home. Nine Montgomery County Maryland couples will participate.
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Washington (Ap
National Institutes of Health
William G. Bray
Montgomery County
YMCA Building Plans Introduced For North Market
Preliminary sketches for a new YMCA building were presented by Robert Christensen on October 1 to the program committee and board. The project aims to break ground in 1963 and open in 1965 in the 900 block of North Market Street, including a lobby youth game room offices and a large multi purpose room with limited food service.
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YMCA
Robert Christensen
MCA National Council
Christensen
North Market Street
Melvin H Derr
Derr
Lucille Wol‘ford
Betty Benchoff
Lloyd Rice
William R. Talley
Charles H. Woodman
New Build ‘Ing
Dwight ‘Collinus
James A. Sensenbeugh
Building Fund
J. Ralph Austin
Presiident Warner
Brittain
Albert E. Hayward
Merrill FE. Groelle
Proram
Joseph P. Urie
Public Health seeks sole survivor of historic sextuplets
Public Health Service undertakes a search for the sole survivor of one of two sextuplet births recorded in U.S. medical history. The unusual case involves a family story tied to early public health records and ongoing inquiries into multiple births.
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Public Health Service
U.S
Rules For X Ray Machines Set By State Board
ANNAPOLIS AP The State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene approved regulations to control X ray and radiation devices. Machines used by doctors and dentists must be registered with the state and strict safety standards apply to manufacture and use. X ray shoes are banned under the proposed rules. The board also delayed action on regulations for water and sewer systems and referred a contamination rule to advisory council on environmental health for study. A separate item notes birth of the Fischer quintuplets in Aberdeen and discusses historical sextuplet cases and health statistics research.
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Annapolis
State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Ries
State Department
Wedsy
Advisory Council On Environmental
Fischer
Aberdeen
Health Service
Speichinger
Missouri
John B. Nichols
Western Journal of Surgery
Obstetrics
Anders 5
Livide
Division of Vital Statistics
National Center For Health Statistics
The
Missouri State Department of Public Health and Welfare
Chicago
Winnie A. Businet
Nichols
Horatio H. Hewman
Journal of Heredity
Kansas City Star
Adeline Speicinger
Menrinn
Enrollment Surges at Frederick Community College in 3rd Year
Frederick Community College reports 337 new registrations, an 8 percent rise from last year, the largest annual increase since opening in 196? The college adds staff and lab assistants to handle full-time and part-time growth. Biology and chemistry classes expand, boosting full-time male enrollment and overall student diversity. Accreditation remains with the State Department of Education with solid transfer success.
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Frederick
Arena
Tauris Stabetii
Daval We Sweadner
Acsibstanhal
W BR
Sneadner
Dutae Ae TV
Nisineas
State Department of Education
Fear of Exile as Bosch to be Sent Abroad
In Santo Domingo the military junta moves to deport deposed President Juan Bosch to Europe, with plans kept secret amid fears of unrest. Bosch is reportedly boarded on the Navy frigate Mella for Spain once seas calm after hurricane Edith. The provisional government names Jose Antonin Bonilla as ambassador designate to the United States, and vows elections and restoration of constitutional government within two years.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican
Republie
Yunta
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Antonia Imbert Barrera
Mella
Spain
Jose Antonin Bonilla Atiles
Trujillo
United States
Bonilla
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Organization of American States
Frederick County income tax revenue distribution announced
State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced Frederick County will receive 37,143.54 in the state income tax distribution. The report covers 1962 returns and delinquent 1946–1961 taxes. City shares include Frederick City over 9,000 and total county and towns 52,646.15, with other counties and towns listed.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Frederick County
Louis E. Eichelberger
Frederick
Frederick City
Washington County
Haserstown
Winnionine
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Ava Nance
Pascal Renn
American Stores Company
Cambridge
Calvin W. Mowbray
Gloria Richardson
Cam- Meriden Nan Vialent Actiin
Mowbray
J. Edward Walters
Cambridge First Committee
Richardson
Want
Walters
Omarah
Joan of Arc
Okay Gordon Gaver
Thirmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gaver
Washington Zoo
Abe McU
Marione Louise
Star
Este
Frederick Cty +H club
Frederick Fair
Highland Street
Fairgrounds
Community College
Domingo
Careral County
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Annana
Kensington
Rockville
Easton
Pearl F. Matney
Kam Uh
Fev
Cheney
Fae Cain
Ina Tegerry
Chim Cel
Ward
Frederick Stove
Mntom
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