Fed chair William Martin urged to resign by Patman
Washington AP. House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman urges Federal Reserve Chairman William M. Martin Jr. to resign, saying his policy clashes with President Johnson and sparked stock market drops. Patman links credit tightening to 1920s crashes, while Martin cites similarities to the 1930s boom and recession. Top advisers, including Henry Fowler, meet Johnson at the White House.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington (Ap
Tepe Wright
Patman
House Banking Committee
William M. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve
Johnson
House
Martin
Chairagan
Columbia University
Hoover
Ments
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
White House
Columbia
Farman
Water Milfoil Threat Hits Maryland Oysters
A federal official told a Senate subcommittee that Eurasian water milfoil may cost Maryland more than 4 million dollars annually in oyster harvests. John J. Sincork of the Interior Department warned of rapid spread since 1933, noting acreage from 20 000 in 1961 to over 200 000 in 1984 in Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River. He urged improved control methods and legislative action to address the growing invasive aquatic plant problem affecting navigation and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Regional Service
Washington
Maryland
John J. Sincork
Division of Wildlife Research
Interior Department
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Senate Public Works
U. S
Chesaneake Bay
Potomac River
Two Get Degrees From Rutgers
Rutgers University awarded about 3,600 degrees at the commencement in Rutgers Stadium. Therace Ernest H Beyard received a BS and Donald M Ffeiter a BA, with Douglass College granting around 500 degrees at morning exercises. Names and addresses are listed for two graduates.
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Arta
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Ernest H. Beyard
Woodland Way
Donald M. Ffeiter
Timberlane
Rutgers
Rutgers Stadium
Douglass College
Local Deaths Highlight Hagerstown and Baltimore Residents
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Rachael Schum 49 wife of Albert J Schum of Baltimore at her home Tuesday She born in Hagerstown daughter of Daniel Stotler and Mary Brenner moved to Baltimore 20 years ago She was Church of the Brethren and Order Poinster Star member Survived by husband and sister funeral at A K Colfman home with services by Rev Dewill Miller burial Rest Haven Cemetery Also obituary of Mrs Lancelot Jacques Sr widow of Lancelot Jacques Sr and daughter of Lucian and Mary Brenner She lived in Smithsburg and Baltimore and was active in Lehren work Surviving sons Lancelot Jr Arthur B Col Pearre DuBrutz and daughter Mrs J Garvin Mager Funeral Saturday in Smithsburg with interment at Smithsburg Cemetery
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Rachael Schum
Albert J. Schum
Ridgeview Avenue
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Daniel Stotler
Belleview Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Hagersstown
Order Poinster Star
Lancelot Jacques Sr
Arthur B. Torques
Lucian and
Mary Fiery Brenner
Smithsburg
St. Ann's
Episcopal Church
Lancelot, Jr
Arthur B
Pearre DuBrutz
Air Force
Long Beach
Miss
J. Garvin Mager
Joseph Sitler
Warren County
Tam
Minnich
William Speer
Ceme
Senate approves Baker report split along party lines
In Washington the Senate Rules Committee backed a Bobby Baker investigation report with a Democratic majority and a Republican minority file. The panel split on party lines before making the full report ready for legislative action.
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Bobby Baker
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Assateague Bill Clears Hurdle for Seashore Status
Senate Interior subcommittee approved the measure on a path to final approval. The 32 mile sandspit off the Maryland Virginia coast would be bought for about 24 million dollars to establish Assateague Island as a national seashore, a longtime conservation aim to preserve a largely undeveloped shoreline.
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Washington
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Senate Interior Committee
Assateague Island
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Congress
Maryland - Virginia
Cape Cod
Cape Tladeras
Market Shows Resistance To Further Drop In Early Trading
New York AP report notes the stock market resisting further declines at the open after two sessions of losses. Minor gains for Kennecott Boeing IBM Xerox Control data Eastman Kodak and Pfizer. Chrysler Republic Steel Goodrich American Smelting International Telephone Homestake Du Pont Westinghouse Pennsylvania Railroad Metra and Goldwyn-Maber GM eased. AT&T unchanged after a slight rise.
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New York
Kennecott
Boeing
IBM
Xerox
Control Tata
Eastern Air Lines
Pfizer
Chrysler
Republic Steel
Goodrich
American Smelting
International Telephone
Homestake
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
Pennsyl
Vania
Metra
H Goldwyn-Mayer
General Motors
American Telephone
Jersey Standard
Esstman Kodak
Daily Matl newspaper ad data and pricing
An OCR fragment from The Daily Matl details price lists and delivery options for subscriptions by week month and year, plus a note that Associated Press content is exclusive to local news distributors. It includes misread lines and garbled place names and contact details.
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Mall
Ter
D.C. Va
Peusa
W. Va
Cramped staff groan as US Embassy pits beauty against space
New Delhi's 1.4 million Edward Duell Stone embassy, completed 1989, proves too small for diplomats. A $1 trillion annex plan aims to expand without altering the iconic central pond and outer-wall layout, prompting debates over architectural balance and practicality. The solution involves a linked, larger adjacent structure nicknamed the West Building after Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Conrad
New Delhi
India
UWS
Bambassy
Dia Nomatic
Edward du Yell
Stone
Architecture Embassy
Frank Lloyd
Wright
West
Leaning Tower City Welcomes Pope In Pisa Visit
Pisa crowds celebrate Pope Paul VI arrival for first papal visit since 1857. An estimated half a million people packed the city as American servicemen, Camp Darby families, and Italian leaders greeted the pontiff at Miracles Square. A military band played Vatican and Malian anthems as the Eucharistic Congress opened.
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Piero DE Garzarolli
Pisa
Italy
Pope Paul VI
Rome
New Delhi
Duck Pond
Cope Tax 'X
Camp Darby
Aldo Moro
Te‘fensd
Giulio Andreotti
Vatican
Air Force
Woman Charged After Reckless Driving Incident
Heatrice Christiana Ketter, 142, of 8 Downsville Pike, was charged with reckless driving Tuesday after her car struck the rear of a car driven by Harold Eugene Barnhart, 41, of 838 Spruce St. City Police corrected earlier reporting that Barnhart was charged.
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Heatrice Christiana Ketter
Downsville Pike
Harold Eugene Barnhart
Spruce St
Fed Barnhart
Auto Truck Collision on Rt Virginia Turnpike
State Police report a front cross road collision on Rt involving an automobile driven by Lynn Clopper of Clearfield and a tractor-trailer driven by Marvin Fankhouser of Edinburg Virginia. No injuries or charges were listed. Vehicle damage estimated between 300 and 400 dollars.
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Rt vOabie Deluar
Ry Lynn Clopper
Clearid
Marvin Fankhouser
Edinburg
Smithsburg Lions elect Charles R. Fis hack Jr governor
Smithsburg Lions Club announced that local member Charles R. Fishack Jr was elected District 22 4 governor at the recent Lions International convention in Atlantic City. The club earned multiple honors including outstanding ratings in contests and 100 percent attendance. attendees included John Eccard Eugene Wishack James Gaver Kenneth May Donald Williams Richard Newcomer Joseph Grossnickle and Edward Fishack. A 100 percent attendance pin for two years went to John Clouser and Richard Ginn received recognition for bringing in a new member.
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Smithsburg
Lions Club
Charles R. Fishack Jr
Lions International
Atlantic City
John Eccard
Eugene Wishack
James Gaver
Kenneth May Donald Willams
Richard Newcomer
Joseph Grossnickle
Edward Fishack
John Clouser
Richard Ginn
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