Demo Picnic Set for Williamsport With Finan and Goldstein
State Attorney General Thomas Finan and Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein will attend the annual Washington County Democratic picnic at Byron Memorial Park Williamsport this Saturday at 5 p.m. Also speaking are Joseph Tydings candidate for Senator Carlton Sickles congressman at large and Royce Hanson candidate for the 8th district. Food refreshments and children's entertainment will be provided.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Washington County
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Joseph Tydings
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Sickles
Royce Hanson
Elath
Mckeldin Takes Vacation Amid Riot Threat
Baltimore Mayor McKeldin leaves for Ocean City fishing trip after assuring residents there is no cause for undue alarm over potential riots. He and Gov. Tawes had warned against extremists while mobilizing police and National Guard with presidential support promised. Local leaders and NAACP officials described limited progress on housing and employment, while McKeldin pledged ongoing anti-discrimination efforts.
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Théodore R. McKeldin
Ocean City
McKeldin
Myron G. Maclay
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Murray
Christ
John W. Shackford
Barnesville
N.C
Colin Cromwell
Maryland
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Police Department
National Guard
Mecheldin
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Prayer Today Calls for Shared Responsibility Among All
A devotional prayer urges readers to accept that each person bears responsibility for the influence they exert on others. It emphasizes that those who feel strong must recognize their power to cause both good and harm and to support weaker neighbors rather than push them toward peril.
EDC Director Rohrer Plans Speaking Engagements
Economic Development Commission members learned Daniel Rohrer will address the Washington County Homemakers on September 22 and the Williamsport Lions Club on September 24. He is slated to attend a Maryland Association of Local Development Agencies meeting in Easton on October 23. Profile revisions are near completion.
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Daniel Rohrer
Washington County
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Easton
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Death notice for Charles Hoover Leitersburg farmer at 91
Charles Clinton Hoover a retired farmer of the Leitersburg district died Friday morning at 2 at Martin Manor Nursing Home after a five year illness. He was 91 born in Leitersburg son of Dante O and Sarah S Hoover. He farmed all his life retiring twenty years ago and belonged to Christ Reformed Church and Cleaver Staith Bible Class. Survived by sons Ernest F Smithsburg Lloyd L Frederick Lester R Lappans Crossroads and Charles H Frederick. fourteen grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. Body to A K Coffman funeral home with services Monday at 2 p m by Rev Lawrence Strunk. Interment Greenhill Cemetery Waynesboro Pa. Family will receive friends Sunday evening 7 to 8 at the funeral home.
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Smithsburg
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Lawrence Strunk
Greenill Cemetery
Waynesboro
Ground-Breaking signals work on PE Station
Ground breaking next Thursday marks Potomac Edison and Monongahela Power beginning Fort Martin Power Station on the Monongahela River near Morgantown West Virginia. The 1 500 000 kilowatt unit will be the largest locally and is jointly owned by Potomac Edison and its affiliate.
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Monongahela River
Maregantown
W. Va
Monongahela Power
Safety Course In Construction To Be Offered
A free construction safety training program will be offered at South Hagerstown High. The Maryland Department of Labor and Industry sponsors the course with co operation from the U.S. Department of Labor and the endorsement of the County Commissioners.
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Stock Market Mood Cautious Ahead of Labor Day Weekend
The New York market opened cautiously with fractional changes across key stocks. Du Pont rose over one point, Union Carbide gained nearly a point, U.S. Smelting rebounded about half of Thursday’s 84-point drop, General Motors slipped from a historic high, Chrysler inched up, Anaconda recovered, Kennecott held steady, and Phelps Dodge eased slightly from a 174 rebound.
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Phelps Dodge
Smithsburg Voter Registration Figures Announced
Smithsburg High School hosted the county election board as registration totals were released showing 66 Democrats and 18 Republicans with unclear counts and declines noted. The event marked a key update in local voter registration efforts.
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Smithsburg High School
Board of Election Supervisors
Teens Face Higher Unemployment In August Survey Says
Washington AP reports teen unemployment surged in August, undoing July’s dip below 5 percent. Overall joblessness remained near low adult levels, but teen rates rose as youths entered the labor market, prompting warnings that demand must rise to offset the trend. Harold Goldstein of the Bureau of Labor Statistics cited potential longer term unemployment risks if demand does not increase.
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YFC To Hold College Night Rally Saturday
Ine at ason-Dixon Youth for Christ will hold is annual Col lege Night rally at 4 ppm. Saturday in the Leitersburg Grange. Collegians who have participated in the YFC's program for teenagers will take part in this week's rally. The local YFC program, Which holds Saturday evening tallies with an average attendance of 200 young people, has just completed its second year in the area. An inter-church, non-sectarian youth movement, the YFC tries to reach members physically, mentally, socially and spiritually both through the weekly rallies and high school clubs.
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Ason - Dixon
Youth For Christ
Leitersburg Grange
YFC
Chemists Find Substance Linked to Tooth Tartar Hope for Cure
A Chicago AP report says chemists identified a chemical in saliva tied to tartar buildup and mouth disease. Dr Albert Sobel of Hebrew Hospital in New York notes caution before pursuing any treatment, but suggests a potential path to prevent tartar and gum troubles.
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Chicago
Iformation
Albert Sobel
Heth Israel
Sobel Pital
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Sobel
Amaritan Chemical Saniaty
Business Leaders Back LBJ Campaign Endorsement
Washington AP reports 45 top businessmen including Henry Ford II Edgar Kaiser Ralph Lazarus and financiers like Lamont Lehman and Weinberg endorsed President Johnson. A National Independent Committee formed to back Johnson and Humphrey urges public confidence in four more years.
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