Derr Seen As Possible State GOP Chair Amid Baltimore Meeting
Republican Party committee men from across Maryland gathered in Baltimore to select a new state chair. Senator John A. Derr of Frederick appeared unlikely to seek the post but planned to attend to protect his interests. Top contenders include Newton I. Steers of Montgomery County and John W. Steffey of Annapolis, with James B. Monroe also in consideration. Most voting was expected by proxy.
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Republican Party Committee
Baltimore
John A. Derr
Frederick
Derr
Newton I. Steers
John W. Steffey
James B. Monroe
Charles County
Steers
Montgomery County
Steffey
Annapolis
Barry Goldwater
GOP Spring Dinner Is Wednesday
Frederick County Republicans host the annual spring dinner at Peter Pan Inn Urbana starting 6 30 p m with Congressman Robert Dole of Kansas as featured speaker. Edith Addison Mt Pleasant soloist and John Horman Middletown organ provide music.
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G.O.P. Club
Frederick County
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
Edith Addison
Mt. Pleasant
John Horman
Middletown
Guy B. Stull
Lewistown
Howard Schindel
Edward Widmayer
William Browning Sr
Monrovia
Walter A. Martz
Gail Catshall
David H. Young
Steiner Smith
Paul A. Zimmerman
Harry F. Rhoderick
Young Republicans Club
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Joseph Free
David H. Brown
Helen A. Remsburg
Ellis C. Wachter
Mehrl F. Wachter
Grace Stickel
Republican
North Court Street
Frederick
Mehrl F, Wachter and Son
North Market Street
Mrs Molesworth Gives Medals For Mrs America Contest
Mrs John E Molesworth the state's representative in the Mrs America contest in St Petersburg Florida distributes 50 Francis Scott Key gold medals to fellow contestants. The medals mark the 150th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner struck by Maryland this year. Mr Molesworth a PE teacher at Frederick High School travels with his wife in Florida for the contest running through next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Molesworth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rotary Panel to Discuss Local School Dropouts Thursday
The Rotary Club's youth committee hosts a public panel at North Frederick School at 7 30 p m next Thursday. Moderator Dr Gwendolyn C Elliott and panelists from judiciary education clergy and industry will examine youth dropout issues drawn from a two year study and surveys.
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Rotary Club
North Frederick
Rotary
Austin P. Renn
Aerojet - General
Atlantic
Renn
Martin L. Bowers Jr
James L. Roberts
Relief Sought for Holders of National Motors Insurance Failure
Maryland agents led by Glenn A. Main Jr urge Gov Tawes to suspend the $70 Uninsured Motorist Fee for 15 to 16 days after National Motors Insurance Co failure. They want administrative relief to protect insured residents who became uninsured through no fault of their own and to honor state licensing and supervision.
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Glenn A. Main Jr
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
J. Millard Tawes
National Motors ‘Insurance Company
Main
Coblentz and
Main Insurance Agency
National Motors
National Motors Insurance Company
Maryland
John Thomas Parran Jr
Nixon urges U.S. to avoid choosing sides in Moscow Peking split
Richard Nixon calls for a strong firm policy toward both sides in Southeast Asia urging the United States to stay out of the Moscow China power struggle. He favors escalation in Vietnam if needed and condemns diplomatic recognition of Communist China. He criticizes Fulbright's flexible stance toward China.
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Hong Kong
Richard Nixon
United States
Moscow
Peking
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Moscow-Peking
Soviet Union
China
Viet Nam
Sukarno
Indonesia
Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Earthslide derails B&O freight near Oakland Maryland
Six cars derailed when a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad coal train struck an earthslide on a downhill Western Maryland run. The engineer suffered minor hand injuries with no further injuries reported. A second B and O derailment occurred Friday night in adjacent Pennsylvania with few details available.
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Oakland
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
B&o
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Dr Thomas Named By Goldstein For Senate Campaign
Dr. B C Thomas Sr a longtime Frederick County Democrat and physician was named county coordinator for Comptroller Louis L Goldstein in his bid for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. Goldstein said the appointment strengthens the campaign in Western Maryland with a four day tour ending in Frederick County on April 23.
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B. C. Thomas Sr
Louis L. Goldstein
United States Senate
Dr. Thomas
Goldstein
Frederick County
Goldstein Boosters
Thomas
Democratic State Central Committee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Albert C. Ritchie
Delbert Null
Board of
County Commissioners
Edna P. Cook
Montgomery County
Maryland
Cokers Injured In Car Accident Near Harrisonburg
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Coker of Old Braddock, owners of Coker's House of Fabrics on South Court Street, were injured Friday evening near Harrisonburg Virginia. Mrs. Coker was admitted for minor injuries and observation. Mr. Coker suffered only minor injuries. Harrisonburg lies about 125 miles southwest of Winchester.
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John T. Coker
Old Braddock
Coker
South Court Street
Harrisonburg
Winchester, Va
Youths Face Alcohol Charge Near South End Building
Two local youths were charged with being minors in possession of an alcoholic beverage after arrest at about 9 15 p m Friday near the South End Give n Association Building. Carroll J Wilcom 20 of RFD 2 Frederick and Wayne S Brewer 20 of Trail Avenue were arrested by Officer Charles K Cashour. Trial is set for April 7 at 10 a m in Magistrate s Court.
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South End
Given Association
Carroll J. Wilcom
RFD 2
Frederick
Wayne S. Brewer
Trail Avenue
Charles K. Cashour
Health Association To Meet On Tuberculosis Treatment
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will hold its annual meeting next Saturday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. Murray will discuss Treatment of Tuberculosis Among Certain Population as the Tuberculosis Division consultant, open to all interested in control and eradication efforts. Byron W. Thompson will preside. Mrs. Edgar H. McBride chairs the event with a committee including Dr. Russell L. Guest and Dr. John D. Whites.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bonaker Gorthe
Murray
Tuberculosis Division
United States Public Health Service
Chicago
Illinois
Notre Dame
Cornell
New York City
Air Force
Bellevue
Syracuse University
Department of Medicine
Iivate
Washington
Harry F. Dowling
University of Illinois
American Board of Internal Medicine
American College of Physicians
University Hospital
George Washington University Medical College
Byron W. Thompson
Tuberculosis Association
Edgar H. McBride
Russell L. Guest
John D. Whites
Jean Rene Poirier Mod
C. T. Byron Rae
Smithsburg Women Die in Train Car Crash
Two Army wives, Sara Ann McElwee and Rosemarie Larivee, both 25, were killed when an Embassy train collided with their car at a grade crossing near Odenton. Their husbands, soldiers with the 120th Transportation Co. at Fort Meade, were away maneuvers. The wreck left one body by the tracks as rescuers freed the second.
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Badkruench
Germany
120Th Transportation Co
Ft. Meade
Joseph D. McElwee
Bunkie
Ronald D. Larivee
Providence
R.I
Meade
Ft. Lee
Charles Town Nighttime Shootout Ends With Arrest
In Charles Town West Virginia a 28 year old Mt Mission resident allegedly stole a .22 rifle from Western Auto and fired at random during a 14 block chase before being captured by Calvin Bennet a Rawson police officer after fleeing toward Route 9 No injuries were reported and motive could not be determined.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Old West
Mt. Mission Section
Western Auto
Lester Longerbeam
Route 9
Here
Calvin Bennet
Rawson
Virginia Power strike presses into fourth day
The Richmond based strike against Virginia Electric and Power Co. deepens into day four with tentative signs of possible settlement and slower outage patterns reported.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia Electric & Power Co
U S and Panama Move to Restore Normal Ties
The United States and Panama move to restore diplomatic relations and open talks on the Panama Canal dispute after a meeting of the Organization of American States. President Johnson calls it a great day as Panama names Miguel Moreno Jr. envoy to Washington and hints at Jack Hood Vaughn as new ambassador to Panama.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Organization of American States
U.s.panama
Panama Canal Zone
Johnson
Western Hemisphere
U.S
White House
Roberto Chiari
Miguel Moreno Jr
Jack Hood Vaughn
Peace Corps
Tractor-Trailer To Test Bridge Tunnel Clearance
A tractor-trailer will run the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel to check vertical clearance. S. and N. Freight Lines provides the vehicle at the commission’s request, followed by Nu-Car Carriers with five new automobiles in tow for a haulaway through the tunnel.
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Virginia Beach
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel
Moonshot Involved Lab Faces Ranger Moon Mission Finale
Jet Propulsion Laboratory edges toward losing its Ranger moon mission after a potential June launch and a December contract expiry. Industry sources warn continued Ranger failures could provoke management shakeups at the NASA lab and renewed NASA scrutiny following James Webb’s criticism of Ranger 6.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet/ Propulsion Laboratory
U.S. Space Agency
Ranger 7
NASA
James E. Webb
JPL
Ranger
Webb
Senate
House Space Committees
Moon
Earth
Miracle Report Sets Somber Tone On MacArthur’s Condition
General Douglas MacArthur remains in a peaceful coma that is gradually deepening due to liver failure. Army surgeon general Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton said other vital functions are increasingly difficult to sustain and warned the outlook is ominous, with no weeks of life expected.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Army
MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Thomas Whalen
Gen
Goulart Goes Into Exile in Uruguay
Deposed President Joao Goulart fled to Uruguay with his brother in law Leonel Brizola ending a two day search. His wife Maria Teresa and two children followed to Montevideo planning to await a clear Brazil situation before returning. New president Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli moved quickly with U.S. support to restore order and steer Brazil back to its traditional foreign policy after Goulart's leftist era.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Uruguay
Goulart
Leonel Brizola
Congress
Maria Teresa
Montevideo
Brizola
Paschoal Ranieri Marailli
U.S
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
United States
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Molesworth
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Rotary Youth Committee
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Cokers
Tb, Health Association
Francis J. Murray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Odenton
Smithsburg
Lab
California Institute of Technology
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
William H. Pickering
Miracle
Mo Wspar
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