Tawes Defends Tax Hike While Hints at Repeal
Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes said a pending state income tax increase has been misunderstood and misrepresented He suggested a reduction or repeal before January 1 possible and may call a November special session after the revised revenue report due Nov 1 He praised Barbara Fritchie and defended balancing the budget without shortchanging education health and welfare programs.
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J. Millard Tawes
Rotary Club
Frederick
Tawes
General Assembly
Maryland
Barbara Fritchie
Weather drenches Frederick Fair slows races and events
Persistent rain drenches the Frederick Fair grounds with 163 inches measured and threatens to cancel today’s races. Gov Tawes planned a tour and may present the Governor's Cup if races occur. Calendar changes include band concert cancellation and 4H judging shifting to tomorrow.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick singer Valli Rae releases first record on Gambler label
Frederick artist Valli Rae, real name Willie Mae Burras of Middletown, issues her debut 45 rpm single on Gambler a Capitol Records subsidiary. A-side Ive Only Come To Say Good bye B-side Green Door, marking her transition from school choir to professional band Ra lled with early gigs and a Bridge carnival break, with continued coverage on the page.
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Frederick
Gambler
Capitol Records
John Coloumbe
Middletown
Valli Rae
Valli
Willie Mae Burras
William Burras
Dickerson
Evelyn Miller
Valli Redmond
Rinald Snoots
Jenkins
Waali
Frederick Hosts State Red Cross Conference October 8 9
The Frederick County Chapter plans the Maryland State Red Cross Conference to be held October 8 and 9 at the Holiday Inn on West Patrick Street extended. Mrs James A Kime chairs registration as more than 30 chapters are expected to attend with speakers, a buffet lunch, luncheon, banquet, and discussion sessions. Reservations contact Mrs Kime or Red Cross officials on South Market Street.
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American Red Cross
Maryland
Red Cross
Holiday Inn
West Patrick Street
Frederick County
The
James A Kime
Ocean City
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Frederick
the Red Cross
Kime
South Market Street
Living Costs Dip In August
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in the cost of living in August from July. Lower prices for fruits and vegetables, autos, and women’s apparel contributed to the decline. The consumer price index stood at 108.2 in August, up 1 percent from the prior year, and down from 108.3 in July.
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Washington
Labor Department
Frederick's Olympians Off To Japan
Frederick's Olympic pair coach Jack Griffin and sprinter Debbie Thompson head to Tokyo for the 18th Olympiad. Debbie, 17, placed second in the 200-meter dash at New York trials behind Edith McGuire with times of 23.7 and 23.9 seconds, earning a berth on the team after a week of workouts in Los Angeles.
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Frederick
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Japan
Griffin
Debbie
California
Frederick High School
Tennesee
Edith McGuire
Miss McGuire
New York
Subdivision Rules To Be Aired At Oct 8 Meeting
Frederick City prepares a remodeled subdivision code to require at least 10 percent park land in new developments and set filing fees. The Planning Commission approved the draft, with rules applying inside and near city limits and deadlines for final plats and preliminary plans.
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Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Ne Commission
Progeend
Wil Bal
Dock Workers Threaten To Strike At Midnight
New York AP report on 9,000 longshoremen from Maine to Texas poised to strike at midnight if a work gang size cut from 20 to 17 is not resolved. President Johnson could seek a Taft-Hartley injunction to force a cooling-off period while talks continue.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
United States
New York Shipping Association
James J. Reynolds
Association
Norfolk
Johnson
Health Care Proponents Seek Quick Victory on Aged Plan
Proponents of a health care proposal for the aged push for a fast vote as Congress adjourns. A stripped down plan outside Social Security is discussed to win acceptance, possibly attached to a separate House passed measure, bypassing parliamentary obstacles.
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Washington
Congress
House
Wilbur D Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Welfare Department
Senate
Barry Says LBJ Soft on Communists in Ohio
Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of being soft on communism during a whistle stop through the Midwest. He targets Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara for politicizing U S weapons as his campaign trains through Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He credits Eisenhower with the All reconnaissance plane and denounces current delays in aviation progress.
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Dayton, Ohio
Len Barry Goldwater
Midwest
Johnson
Ohio
Republcan
Robert 5. McNamara
U.S
Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Goldwater
Toledo
Indiana
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reservoir Burst Drowns 100 Near Macherla
A reservoir near Macherla in south India released ten feet of floodwater drowning more than 100 people, with authorities in surrounding towns confirming the toll and communications disrupted as rescue efforts began.
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New Delhi
India
Macherla
All India Radio
Red China Nuclear Test Threat Sets U.S. Vietnam Strategy
The article warns that a Chinese nuclear detonation could complicate U S efforts to limit the Vietnam War and press Beijing and Hanoi to concede. It notes Washington faces two core dangers: a potential collapse of South Vietnam and the risk that Beijing’s nuclear advances hinder persuasion of both Red China and North Vietnam to accept higher costs for continuing the war. The U S response centers on backing Premier Nguyen Khanh to stabilize the battered, crisis-ridden state.
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Washington
Red China
United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
Johnson Eyes NATO Talks and Possible Khrushchev Meeting
President Johnson, if elected, hopes to visit Europe in November or December to meet NATO leaders from 14 countries. He may also aim for a Khrushchev meeting, but only after coordinating with allied heads of government, with a summit likely not before 1965.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Khrushchev
NATO
NATO Council
Paris
Indi
Crawford Heads Youths For Goldwater In Frederick
John E. Crawford of West Fifth Street is named Youth for Goldwater chairman in Frederick County to lead the Teen Aged Republican drive for Barry Goldwater. The appointment, announced by Wyatt B Durrette Jr, places Crawford to organize TAR activities under Young Republican Harry F. Rhoderick. An organizational meeting is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. at Citizens For Goldwater HQ on North Market Street for youths ages 13 to 39 who are registered voters.
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John E. Crawford
West Fifth Street
Youth For Goldwater
Frederick County
Republican Club
Young Peoples
Wyatt B Durrette Jr
Crawford
Young Republicans Club
Tars
Harry F. Rhoderick
Goldwater
Citizens For Goldwater
North Market Street
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