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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1964
Page
14
A humorous monologue argues against work as a purpose, envisioning retirement at 65 with wild plans. The speaker rejects traditional labor, imagines leaving a desk life for freedom, travel, art, bourbon, books, piercing a Bowery tattoo, Bali’s island paradise, and a final quiet life.
Brunswick voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose a new mayor as six year council veteran A Bernard Williams seeks to unseat Mayor James E Cummings who has led the town for ten years Also contesting are four council seats with candidates including Jess Orndorff Donald Price Nellie Roby Franklin Hahn W F Albert James Schamel Lee Lynn and Frank Strakowsky The race features incumbents facing challengers in all wards and highlights Williams dedication to attendance and public service while Cummings touts progress under his tenure.
Local ladies Miss Beatrice Fehr Extension Agent Mrs Kenneth Barncord and Mrs Richard Masser will demonstrate outdoor cooking on WBAL channel 11 at 3 pm. The program At Home In Maryland showcases homemakers clubs from across the state each week.
Chilean copper mines supplying the backbone of the economy may be taken over by the government if a leftist candidate wins the September 4 election. Salvador Allende vows to nationalize major producers like Kennecott El Teniente and Anaconda Chuquicamata. Workers earn about $2,000 yearly with benefits while U.S. staff remain small. taxes and foreign exchange rely heavily on copper.
The University of Maryland will run a 28 month study on what travelers consider important in transportation systems. The project is funded by a $182,000 contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce. A pilot study starts in Baltimore on August 15.
Key dates mark moments from 1790 census kickoff to 1963 talks on nuclear test ban. Notable events include the 1861 St Lawrence sinking, 1943 Kennedy PT boat loss, and creation of Hawaii National Park. The 1886 birth of Evalyn Walsh McLean ties to the Hope Diamond tale and royalist legends.
Died in Washington on April 26, 1947. Today's Birthday shows Henry Clay Alexander, chairman of J P Morgan and Co, born Murfreesboro Tennessee 62 years ago. John P Elder, educator, born Auburn New York 51 years ago. John A Kramer, tennis player, born Las Vegas Nevada 43 years ago. Lloyd Mangrum, golfer, born Dallas Texas 50 years ago.
A 25 mile segment of the Naples Milan superhighway opened this week, bringing total usable mileage to 75 miles from Rome to Orvieto. The expansion ensures Pope Paul VI an easier ride to Orvieto on August 11, his longest journey outside Rome since the January Holy Land pilgrimage.
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