GM and UAW Pursue Dual Track Talks to End GM Strike
General Motors and the United Auto Workers press a double approach to end a nationwide strike affecting about 260000 workers. Negotiations focus on 18000 local plant demands while national contract talks advance with non economic issues veering from wage cases to representation.
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Thieves Hit Three Frederick Businesses Over Weekend
Three Frederick establishments were broken into with rear window entries. Arcticaire on Wisner Street, Shamrock on Franklin Street, and Weil Brothers bulk plant on Hamilton Avenue were targets. Shamrock lost about 10 dollars from a juke box and cigarette machine. Weil Brothers was ransacked but nothing stolen. Police suspect a single offender and the Detective Bureau investigates.
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Iy Paubee
Arcticaire
Wisner Street
Shamrock
Franklin Street
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
Rain Dampens Opening of Great Frederick Fair
The Great Frederick Fair opens Tuesday as rain forecast by the Weather Bureau continues after Sunday night. By noon rainfall reached .35 of an inch, with warmer weather expected afterward. A wet start could suppress attendance despite thousands of early visitors in sunny weather Sunday.
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Special Booklet On Warren Report Expanded Section
A special booklet on the Warren Commission Report is included in today’s News. It offers a condensed summary and conclusions on President John F Kennedy's assassination. Key photographs from the event and the 11 month investigation by the Commission are featured.
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Commission
Karl Wen
Driver blanks then crashes into tree in Frederick
A year old Frederick man Robert Lee Ray says he blanked out as his car ran off Fairview Avenue and hit a tree. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations. Passengers Julia Shoemaker Frances J Rentzell and James Rene suffered minor injuries. Car damage was estimated at Skip K Main and Officer James Kroyer investigated.
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Free City
Robert Lee Ray
West Patrick Street
Fairview Avenue
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Julia Shoemaker
Bounshora
Frances J, Rentzell
North Market Street
James Ren
Mule
Skip K Main
James Kroyer
Youth Drives Off At Frederick Gas Station
Local police are searching for a teenage boy who drove away from Abrecht's Service Center on South Jefferson Street without paying a $4.25 gas bill. A red 1959 Chevrolet is linked to the incident.
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Congress Begins Clean Up Week as Campaigns Loom
Congress moves to wrap up remaining work this week before recess and campaigns begin. Key items include foreign aid, Social Security changes, health care for the aged, and defense education programs. Conference committees review differing House and Senate versions and expect action midweek.
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Fairgrounds Buzz With Activity Prompts Curiosity
Millard Eiler reports bustling scene at the fairgrounds this week as livestock stalls fill and trucks unload odd contraptions. tents sprout around large buildings while crowds sort clothing produce and cabbage. a hurried official directs volunteers, hinting at an auction or large event.
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Millard Eiler
Frederick county towns discuss county municipal league tonight
Washington County Municipal League meeting at 6 30 p m in Boonsboro Fire Hall will include officials from Burkittsville Thurmont Myersville and other Frederick County towns. Mayor Paul Smith says county towns form the league to represent local governments in state and county dealings. The meeting also aims to align with the Maryland Municipal League. Market irregular with active trading as GM strike continues.
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Donald Moss
Donald Lewis
Thurmont
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Kennedy Assassination Report Finds Oswald acted Alone
President Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone, says the Warren Commission. It finds no evidence of conspiracy by any foreign or domestic group and criticizes security and investigative agencies while urging reforms. There is no evidence that Oswald or Jack Ruby were connected, and the report covers the Dallas shooting on November 22 1963.
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Five Diesel Units Destroyed In Double Train Collision
In Montgomery a Burlington Zephyr passenger train struck a standing Rock Island engine on the tracks. The crash killed three railroad workers and injured many passengers including Earl Petz who suffered a possible fractured nose. The collision wrecked at least five diesel units and derailed eight Burlington cars as tracks were torn up. The Zephyr ran from Chicago to Omaha while the Golden State Limited from Los Angeles to Chicago was rerouted onto Burlington rails.
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Earl Petz
Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Aurora
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Funeral Club Elects Dick President In New Society
Marshall Dick has been elected president of the recently organized Funeral Memorial Society. The non profit, non denominational group aims to promote simple dignified funerals at reasonable cost and will provide speakers on its functions. Officers include James Aleer, A A White, and Mrs Helen Alexander with advisory members Dr L R Schoolman and Rev Robert Grumbine. The first meeting is Tuesday at 0 p.m. and open to the public.
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Pinewood Drive
Sciety
Su Memorial Society
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James Aleer
A. A. White
Helen Alexander
L. R. Schoolman
Robert Grumbine
Warren Report Findings In Brief
Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby acted alone with no conspiracy. Secret Service lapses failed to flag Oswald in Dallas. Dallas police and news media share blame for the president's death. Protective methods for presidents must be updated. A federal crime should cover murder of a president or vice president. The State Department should tighten defectors return rules to the United States.
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