Brunswick Times to Begin Publication This Fall
Announcement that Brunswick establishes a new newspaper named The Brunswick Times to be published weekly on Thursdays, with the first issue scheduled for September 3. Other notes mention din the siege of Liege, a funeral chimes recital for Mrs. Wilson, anti fly campaign progress, and Charles H. Wachter's harvest yield of 182 bushels from four acres.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Times
von Emmich
Liege
W. L. D. Fisher
Trinity Chapel
God
Wilson
Europe
Frederick
Civic Club
Charles H. Wachter
Communists Face Unified U S Backed Stand in Asia Africa
The piece argues that a united front by the United States and both major parties could deter Red China from a broader war in Vietnam and Africa. It suggests China seeks simultaneous gains in Southeast Asia and the Congo to become a global power, while American voters will back President Johnson in this election year.
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United States
Johnson
Congo
Africa
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
China
Constitutional amendment on presidential disability debated in Congress
The article discusses the difficulty of passing a presidential disability amendment this session as Congress hurries toward adjournment. It outlines provisions to nominate a new president temporarily and to declare or confirm the president's inability to perform duties, with the vice president acting. The piece notes the need since Johnson's succession and the requirement of two thirds approval to send the measure to states. It also mentions two Navy sailors aboard USS Intrepid earning recognition for safety.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Twenty Years Ago Items From the News Post Files
Thirty lines summarize: American troops press into Brittany toward Nantes and near Brest, with Normandy in a broad German withdrawal from the Odon Orne valley near Caen. Garden Club hosts Margaret Motter at Brad/dock Heights. Ayrshire Field Day in Sigler's Grove reports 45 attendees and 61 animals with Barcy E. Kline and David Lee West winning top bulls. Southern States Cooperative to hold annual Frederick meeting at Frederick Armory on August 11 at 8 o'clock, Albert Kefauver presiding.
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Breton
Nantes
Brest
Normandy
Odon - Orne
Caen
Wiss Margaret Motter
Garden Club
Frida Morning
Braddock Heights
Ayrshire
Sigler’s Grove
Middletown
Barcy E. Kline
Walkersville
David Lee West
Frederick
Southern States Cooperative
Frederick State Armory
A. H. Liebermann
Albert Kefauver
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from August 4 to 7 listing parents and newborns. Highlights include Patrick Dominic Dredden Jr., Colin Davidson Campbell, Gregg Allen Stakebake, Thomas Lee Surrett, John Henry Shaw, Charles William Holt, Gloria Ann Anders, Stacey Ann Weller, Mary Kathryn Lansdowne, Louise Marie Zimm erman, Everett Dewey Ralph Jr., and associated parental locations across Madison Street to Thurmont and Woodbine.
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RFD
Airy
Thomas Lee
David E. Shaw
Westminster
John Henry
Charles B. Holt
Thurmont
Charles William
Melvin L. Anders
Woodbine
Everett Dewey Ralph Jr
Surrett
Jean Penley
Kingsport
Tenn
Air Guard assigns crews for Dover cargo missions
Two Delaware Air National Guard plane crews are assigned to fly cargo missions from Dover Air Force Base. They join about 80 percent of local guard crews available for overseas Air Force cargo duty. An Air Guard spokesman says crews report to the Dover Base daily for mission assignments.
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Wilmington, del
Delaware Air National Guard
Dover Air Force Base
Air Force
Air Guard
Dover
Playground Week Set With Fun and Fitness Meet
A weekly schedule outlines activities across fifteen playgrounds under the theme then conquer we must. It lists daily sports including junior and senior softball, tennis, relays, and track prep leading to Friday's county track meet and varied morning to evening programs.
Fredericktowne News Stand Changes Hands and Local Politics
The Orrison news stand on West Patrick street sells to Baker’s News Stand, preserving tobacco and news trade as a new generation takes over. The column lauds Charles McC. Mathias Jr. of Maryland for his steady stance on church and state issues while recalling the religious amendment debate and upcoming primary pressures.
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Orrison
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frank K.J. Schmidt
Harry F. Schmidt
Cameron Kehne
Lester Orrison
William
Billy) Leichert
Frederick
Orrisons
South Court Street
Charles H. Baker
Madison Street
Baker’s
West Patrick Street
House Judiciary Committee
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
Take
Charles M. Mathias, Jr
Maryland
Sixth
Mathias
Becker
Blood Drive Falls Short of County Quota
The 1964-65 Red Cross blood program remains 83 pints below its goal as the Bloodmobile visit to the Evangelical Lutheran Church yielded eight pints. At Frederick Memorial Hospital 145 pints were collected from 159 donors, with 54 walk ins including 18 new donors. The next Bloodmobile stop is August 25 from 3 to 7 30 p.m. at East Church Street and notices will be mailed for confirmations.
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Red Cross
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Furie
Washington
Frederick Memorial
Red Cross Blood Center
Furie
Indivi
Frederick County
East Church Street
Park Event Schedule Highlights Youth Activities
A fragment outlines daily programs across Monocacy Park Baker Park Thapes Park Tiny Town with mornings including crafts story hours relays and dramatic play and afternoons featuring favorite games sports nights and special events like Stunt Night Hawaiian Luau and Sports Night sections hint at a community youth activity guide with multiple parks and varied activities during mornings afternoons and evenings.
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Thapes Park
Monocacy Park
Baker Park
Vegas
Tiny Town
Death notices of Paul F. Clark Harvey W. King and Margaret Wheeler
Paul F. Clark 60 of Petersville dies Thursday evening after connection to family details. Survived by wife Dorothy O Neal Clark, two stepdaughters, siblings, step grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 pm at 106 East Church Street with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Harvey W. King dies at home in Purdum aged. survived by wife Pauline King and children. funeral Monday 2 pm Damascus, Mount View Cemetery. Margaret Wheeler widow of Walter Wheeler dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital Brunswick today. son Robert Wheeler of Pittsburgh listed. funeral arrangements by Feete Funeral Home Brunswick.
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Paul F. Clark
RFD 1
Petersville
Dorothy O’neal Clark
Mr. Clark
Brunswick
Nina Bell Snoots Clark
Lewis Clark
George F. Hutte
Frederick
Hartwood Cornell Jr
Germantown
George Clark
Daisy Clark
Tillie Engle
Clark
F.O.E
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harvey W. King
Pauline King
Purdum
Middleton N
Frances Waters King
Eldridge Barber
Damascus
Horace Frizzell
Mt. Airy
Frank W. King
Delsie Brown
Silver Spring
Olin L. Molesworth
Mount View Cemetery
Walter Wheeler
Margaret Wheeler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Wheeler
Pittsburgh
Feete Funeral Home
Kennedy Grandmother Plays Quiet Role in Kennedys Rise
Kennedy's grandmother, a Boston Hyannis resident widow since 1950, celebrated as the Kennedy family matriarch. She greeted her grandson during his nomination campaign, posed for photographers, and kissed him on the cheek after a hospital stay. She watched the inauguration on TV aware the oath Bible was hers. She called him wonderful and my boy as the ceremony progressed. Her son Thomas and John F. Fitzgerald survive. her husband Honey Fitz was the famed yacht name.
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Kennedy
Fitzgerald
Boston
Hyannis
Thomas
Massachusetts
John F. Fitzgerald
Milton
Honey Fitz
Bike inspection schedule for city limits and subdivisions
The notice lists inspection and licensing sessions for bicycles across districts. Sessions occur Thursday at the South End Civic Association Building for west side South Bentz to Freeway and West Patrick to city limits. Friday at Linden Hills Park for Linden Hills residents. Friday at Third Street Park for bikes not inspected. Monday and Tuesday August 17 and 18 at City Police Headquarters for bicycles not inspected in their areas.
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Maplewood
South End
City Police
Admission and Recovery Notes at Local Hospitals
Among the sick, Earl M. Ahalt of Brunswick was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home in Braddock Heights. Vernon J. Smith of Central, who had surgery last Wednesday at University Hospital in Baltimore, is getting along as well as can be expected.
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Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Earl M. Ahalt
Brunswick
Vernon J. Smith
Central
University Hospital
Baltimore
Friendly Invasion Night and Fun Fitness Practice Schedule
A schedule of action songs quiet games evenings and mornings at Seullinix Park with tot story hour crafts and relay races. Activities include hopscotch individual sports sing games peanut relay and craft projects like vases yarn dolls charms wash cloth slippers on Mondays Wednesdays afternoons and evenings.
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of Frederick High School
Catoctin Park
South Frederick Park
Harmon Field Park
Rosedale Park
Linden Park
South Frederick
Harmon
Monocacy Park
Staley Park
Staley
Chapel Park
Babee Park
Harmon Field
Maryland Park
East Third Park
Seullinix Park
Obituary notices for Lowe Scott Starr and Starr families
Funeral services were held for Allen Lee Lowe of Germantown at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with interment in Forest Oak cemetery Gaithersburg. William N. Scott of Damascus died Tuesday and was buried in Damascus cemetery after services at the same funeral home. Mrs Helen G Starr wife of Samuel F Starr died Tuesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital and was interred at Mt Olivet Cemetery after services at 106 East Church Street with Mount Carmel Methodist Church minister Reverend Clark Rist officiating.
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Allen Lee Lowe
Germantown
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Allen Hungerford
Connie Lee Johnson
John Reed
Danny, Morton
Bruce Day
James Melvin
Robert Green
Charles Haines
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg
William N. Scott
Frank Depro
Robert and
Eugene Callahan
Roger Day
Robert
Austin Mullinix
Kenneth Watkins
Damascus Cemetery
Helen G. Starr
Samuel Franklin Starr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Clark Rist
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
A. W. Coran
Donald M. Fadeley
F. R. Smith Jr
E. T. Whitmore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
Hodg es Family Trips Reported From McKaig and Virginia
Mr and Mrs Elmer E Hodges of El Kay Farm McKaig returned from visiting Hodges sisters in Johnson City Tennessee Miss Helen Hodges of Richmond Virginia and Mr George Hodges of McKaig also returned from a trip to Dayton Mammoth Cave Nashville and Myrtle Beach Terry Lee Showe son of Mr and Mrs Harvey I Showe Jr 402 Pearl Street is spending a summer vacation in California He left Frederick by bus July 31 and arrived in Los Angeles Monday He has visited Los Angeles Long Beach Sacramento and Malibu Beach and is now living in Acada California He plans to return to Frederick within three weeks.
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Elmer E. Hodges
el - Kay Farm
McKaig
California
Frederick
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Sacramento
Malibu Beach
Acada
Calif
Showe
Goldwater Campaign Moves Toward Formal Launch
Goldwater plans a September 4 speech in Prescott, Arizona to start his campaign. Miller begins August 5 in upstate New York. Key states include California Illinois Indiana Ohio Texas Wisconsin Pennsylvania with efforts to rally business leaders and national civic support. Rockefeller aides deny personal campaigning plans for Goldwater Miller ticket.
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Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
William E. Miller
New York
Burch
California
Arizona
Arellinois
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
William W. Scranton
James H. Doolittle
Clare Booth Luce
Italy
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
Washington
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefefeller
Goldwater-Miller
Prairie States
Woman fined for painting hydrant orchid color
Mrs Bachovchin painted the hydrant in front of her home orchid and repainted it red after being informed she violated a water department rule. Officials warned of a possible $25 fine, 25 days in jail, or both, but offered to drop prosecution if she ceased the paint.
Cyprus flare signals intensified NATO crisis in Cyprus
Turkish jets struck Polis Harbor and hit the Italian freighter St George, which reported safe after machine-gunning. Fighting spread along the coast north of Nicosia as Turkish Cypriots evacuated villages. About 200 refugees sought shelter with Swedish UN troops amid rising casualties estimated at 12 Greek and 2 Turkish Cypriots killed and dozens wounded.
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Polis
St. George
Nicosia
U.N
Tylleria
United States
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Makarios
Mansoura
Kokkina
County Jail Del. Byron Comments On Overcrowding
Sen Edward Weant Jr. notes Anne Arundel County Jail houses 85 inmates and is too small. Sheriff Huggins says the facility is in poor condition with peeling paint, missing screens, broken toilets, and insufficient county funding for repairs.
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del. Byron
Anne Arundel County
Edward 0. Weant Jr
D-Carroll
William R. Huggins
Fairchild expands with Hiller Aircraft and Republic stake
Fairchild Straubel, director of corporate communications, says the center’s future depends on this expansion and the business it attracts. Fairchild has acquired control of Hiller Aircraft Co and holds large interests in Republic aviation. He notes no heavy manufacturing is planned for the new center and the Hagerstown plant should see no major impact. the Aircraft Missiles Division in Hagerstown employs over 1,000 people.
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Straubel
Fairchild
Hiller Aircraft Co
Republic Aviation
Hagerstown
U S Leaders to Visit Allies on Southeast Asia Policy
U S authorities plan visits to allied capitals to acquaint leaders with Washington’s aims in Southeast Asia. Lodge left his ambassadorial post to join Gov Scranton in his Republican nomination bid. Goldwater Miller say Vietnam not a political issue now but a potential major one if Johnson’s course continues. Ambrose named associate editor of the Eisenhower papers at Johns Hopkins, to assist Chandler and teach at Johns Hopkins. First three volumes set for 1968 publication.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Lodge
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William E. Miller
New York
Viet Nam
Goldwater
Baltimore
Stephen E. Ambrose
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ambrose
Louisiana State University History Department
Alfred D. Chandler
Johns Hopkins Press
Johns Hopkins University
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News-Post
Willis R. Abbott Jr
USN
Willis R. Abbott
Military Road
Charles F. Smith
Albert Smith
Willow Avenue
Intrepid
Admiral Flatley
Lesa
Shaphae
Joe Eisenhauer
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Liberty Magazine
Roland R. Hegstad
Capitol
Old House
Supreme Court
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