Goldstein Tours Western Maryland for Senate Nomination
Louis L. Goldstein campaigned through Western Maryland aiming to win the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He visited Frederick County meeting about 1,000 workers, praised Maryland finances, opposed real estate tax hikes, and urged support for himself and Senator Daniel Brewster. He described a strong campaign across Baltimore’s veteran districts and planned to finish in the metropolitan area after Queen Anne’s County.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
United States Senate
Frederick County
Goldstein
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Potomac Edison Shop
American Optical
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
U.S
Ohio
Daniel Brewster
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Tydings-Hume
Benjamin Rosenstock
Hume
David Hume
Joseph D. Tydings
Tydings
Rosenstock
Hume-Tydings
Queen Annes County
U.S. Senate
Trading Heavy Sparks Broad Stock Market Rally
Trading was heavy as rails ads advanced on a broad front sparking an early stock market rally. Firefighters from the United and Citizen fire companies answered an alarm at 10 15 a m. Damage was confined to an oil stove that overheated.
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New York
United and Citizen Fire Companies
Hood College Promotes Five, Names Two Department Heads
Hood College announces five faculty promotions effective next year and two new chairmen. Ruth Griffith rises to professor of biology, Francis Hugo to professor of psychology, Nantilde Leon to associate professor of Spanish, Ronald Rainey to associate professor of chemistry, and Elaine Gates to assistant professor of art. Martha Bainey becomes English chair. Mary Ellen Randolph to lead art in absent Jack Davis’s leave. Miss Randolph joined Hood in 1960.
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Griffith
Hood
Chesapeake Bay
Hugo
Leon
University of Havana
Ratney
Gates
U. S
San Francisco Art Institute
St Johns Student Wins Optimist Oratorical Contest
A 14 year old St Johns High student from near Urbana Ralph Galvin won District No 33 Zone B Optimist Oratorical Contest at Venice Restaurant Hagerstown speaking on Optimism Formula For Freedom He represents Frederick Evening Optimist Club and earned the right to compete in the Maryland District Contest at Ocean City May 14 to 16 with potential to reach the Optimist International Convention in Denver Colorado in June The ceremony featured donations of plaques and remarks by district officers and club leaders.
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St. John’s High School
Venice
Hagerstown
Ralph Galvin
Ormond Galvin
Urbana
Galvin
Frederick Evening Optimist Club
Young Galvin
St. John Berchman’s Acolytical Society
St. Joseph’s Church
Carrollton Manor
Lester F. Wagner Sr
Maryland
Optimist
Ocean City
Denver
Colo
William Jones
Frederick
David Rosen
Richard Slaysman
Freedom District
Eldersburg
Michael Williams
Braddock Heights
Gorman Butler
Boys Work
C. Richard Miller
George J. Barthel
L. K. Leatherman
Eldred C. Tinder
A. Milton Radesky
C. Brooks
Zone
Bomb Threat Evacuates Indiana State House
A telephoned bomb threat forced the evacuation of the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis after noon today. Governor Matthew E. Welsh was interrupted from lunch as state police operations in the nearby State Office Building received the call. The caller said the bomb would explode at 2 p.m. EST.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Democrats Maintain Majority in Frederick County Primary
In the May 18 primary, Democrats are expected to keep a similar majority to 1960. Voters eligible total 29,060, including 16,253 Democrats, 12,297 Republicans, and 510 declines. Special registration added 513 Democrats and 436 Republicans, with 14 declines. Thirty polling places will serve 26 districts. registration opens June 1 for the November general election.
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Frederick County
James Messersmith
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Messersmith
Douglas To Lead Canal Hike
Justice William O. Douglas leads a 15 mile walk along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath with about 300 followers from Paw Paw West Virginia to Little Orleans Maryland. The 65 year old Supreme Court justice promotes conserving the canal as a national park during the 10th such trek.
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Hancock, Md
William O. Douglas
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Supreme Court
Paw Paw
W. Va
Little Orleans
Potomac River
Douglas
Knoxville Woman Is Killed In West Virginia Crash
A Knoxville woman, Mabel A. Viands, 2%, was killed and her husband, John Lee Viands, 38, critically injured in a head on collision on U.S. 340 near Charles Town West Virginia. The tractor trailer driver Tom M. Robertson 21 of Vinton Virginia had minor injuries. Another fatal head on crash near Martinsburg killed Joseph Arnold Sencindiver Sr. 42 Phyllis Sencindiver 39 their son Joseph A. Sencindiver Jr. 17 and Carroll D. Stanley 46 of Shepherdstown. Lou Ann Sencindiver 10 had minor injuries. WV highway toll reached 1 313 for 1964.
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Knoxville
West Virginia
T. F. Arthur
Charles Town
W. Va
Mabel A. Viands
U.S. 340
John Lee Viands
Charles Town General Hospital
Viandii
Tom M. Robertson
Vinton
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Joseph Arnold Sencindiver Sr
Phyllis
Joseph A. Sencindiver, Jr
Carroll D. Stanley
Tom Freeland
Sencindiver
Lou Ann
Birrell Returns to Face Seven Year Stock Swindle Charges
Lowell M. Birrell, a fugitive financier, voluntarily came back from a South American haven to stand trial on seven year old stock swindling charges in New York. The case centers on alleged fraudulent schemes and misappropriation of funds, with Birrell’s return marking a major development in the long-running effort to hold him accountable.
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New York
Lowell M. Birrell
World’s Fair settles into peaceful routine under sun
New York World’s Fair moves into a tranquil second day after a rain drenched, race protest filled opening. 300 arrests reported for disorderly conduct amid picketing as President Johnson lauded a theme of peace through understanding. Notables attended including Truman Rockefeller Spellman Wagner Moses.
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New York
Queens
Johnson
United States
Harry S. Truman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Robert F. Wagner
Robert Moses
Truman
Singer Bowl
Moses
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Federal
Washington
Maryland Youth Legislature Sees 300 Students At Annapolis
Thirteen Frederick County Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members join over 300 Maryland high schoolers at the State House for the annual Maryland Youth Legislature. Delegates will elect a governor from five candidates and choose House and Senate officers as 56 bills prepared by committees await debate.
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Frederick County
Hi-Y
Annapolis
Maryland
Young Men’s Christian Association
State House
Mark Serepca
West College Terrace
Dennis Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Kenneth Hansen
King Place
Kenneth Mathews
Union Bridge
Arthur Isaacs
Monrovia
Donald E. Lewis
Frederick
Cynthia Mathews
Onion Bridge
Carla Marie Zinn
Jo Anne Rice
Treva Seidling
Carroll Parkway
Donna Lou Ecker
Dilla Avenue
Suzanne Free
RFD 7
Carolyn Norris
Mary Romano
Leroy Fleming
House of Delegates
Senate
It's A Constitutional Issue Says Prayers In Schools Not Pitting Beliefs
Washington AP reports that House Judiciary committee members urge focusing on constitutional questions rather than labeling supporters or opponents of school prayer amendments. Rep Lindsay argues it concerns the First Amendment et al while Rep Gilbert calls for ending veiled accusations and frames the issue as a serious constitutional question for all Americans.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Rep
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Lindsay
Jacob H. Gilbert
D-N.y
Gilbert
Johnson proposes foreign policy talks with GOP contenders
President Johnson said he would confer with Republican presidential aspirants on foreign policy and offer briefings to seven candidates including Wallace Rockefeller Goldwater Stassen Nixon Scranton and Smith. He toured Indiana and Kentucky and announced $68 million in defense savings. Johnson urged cross party dialogue to shape how to address Vietnam and SEA concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
Rose Garden
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Wallace
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Harold Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Margaret Chase Smith
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Eisenhower Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
Burton and Taylor Sued by Studio
New York AP report says Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton face a 50 million dollar lawsuit from Twentieth Century Fox over Cleopatra alleging their conduct during and after filming reduced the film’s value. A Fox spokesman calls the suit ludicrous while Taylor and Burton, married, are in New York as Burton stars in Hamlet.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Twentieth Century-Fox
Cleoatra
U.S. District Court
Burton
Fox
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Eddie Fisher
Sybil Burton
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Paul E. Ernest Ralph Galvin
LBJ
GOP
Shea Stadium
New York Mets
National Baseball League
Douglas To Lead
Maryland House
Goode Byron
Clifton C. Wirts
Frederick ‘Co
Delbert S. Null
Frederick County Board of County
Frank J. Keefer
Western
Charles Smeiser
G. Horton Peace
Louisiana
Republic
Taylor
Wier
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