Maryland GOP delegate backs Goldwater in November race
Frederick Republican delegate Frederick Rhoderick told reporters Goldwater would carry Maryland and should debate President Johnson. He criticized Gov. Tawes for assessing Goldwater’s chances and said Maryland voters tire of tax push and the Tawes Democratic machine. Rhoderick praised moderation and called for an unfettered press as essential to democracy.
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Frederick
Goldwater
Maryland
Johnson
Harry F. Rhoderick
GOP
J. Millard Tawes
Rhoderick
Tawes
National Association of Parties
Red Chinese Jets Reported in North Vietnam
The Pentagon said Chinese Communist MIG15 and MIG17 jets have been introduced into North Vietnamese bases. Defense officials noted runway enlargements near Hanoi and cautioned pilots could be Chinese or Vietnamese trained by China. No evidence of incursions over South Vietnam was reported.
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Washington
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Senate Sent to President Johnson Aids Youth Jobs Bill
The Senate approved the 947.5 million anti poverty bill by voice vote after House amendments despite some opposition from sponsors. It aims to create work for idle youth and lift low income families. Sargent Shriver expected to lead the program, with projections of 600,000 direct beneficiaries in year one and up to 7 million families via community action. Congress must pass appropriations for start this fall.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Man 67 May Face Federal Term Over Post Office Break In
Griffin Georgia AP police say 67 year old Walter K Vickers may not return to prison life after he allegedly tossed a rock through a post office window seeking another prison term He had been in Georgia State Prison from 1959 until this year damaging a post office is a federal offense and could lead to a federal prison without his friends.
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Griffin
Georgia
Walter K. Vickers
Vickers
Flowers Up High Planters in Frederick Fall to Weeds
Downtown Frederick still grapples with 11 high mounted planters costing 350 each. The city cites safety hazards preventing lowering, while beautification efforts stall after years of contentious involvement by garden clubs, service groups, and chambers. Now few remain to claim responsibility.
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Sandra Hoff
Patrick
Frederick
Ed McGuiness
Sears Roebuck and Company
McGuiness
Jennings Bailey
Chambers of Commerce
Kennedy Shifts on New York Senate Bid Amid Wagner Talk
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he would not run for U S senator from New York without Mayor Robert Wagner's express approval. Wagner comments he would back a candidate if available and capable, while Democratic leaders weigh Kennedy's potential candidacy against Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating.
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NEW York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
Wagner
Kenneth B. Keating
American Bar Association
Senate
Stratton
U S Pilot Marched Through Streets After Downed Flight
Radio Ha Noi reports Capt Everett Alvarez Jr from San Jose was marched through Hon Gai streets in a dirty U S uniform under Vietnamese escort. The Viet Minh radio gives no condition details. The other missing pilot is Lt Richard C Sather of Pomona Calif.
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Tokyo
U.S
Hon Gai
Gulf of Tonkin City
People’s Army
Nhan Dan
Alvarez
Hanoi
Richard C. Sather
Pomona
Calif
Udall pushes Congress to create Assateague National Seashore
Secretary Udall urged immediate approval of bills to establish Assateague Island as a national seashore spanning Maryland and Virginia. He supported a 600 acre concession area for private overnight facilities, with federal land remaining property of the government and taxable locally. The plan envisions a 37 mile island boundary, Maryland and Virginia shore facilities, and wildlife refuge compatibility.
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Washington
Secretary of the
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Congress
Assateague Island National Seashore
Maryland
Virginia
Udall
Senate Interior
Assateague Island
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Daniel B. Brewster
Dmd
J. Glenn Beall
R Md
Brewster and Beall
Worcester County
Jackson E. Price
National Park Service
Long Island
Inlet
Ocean City Inlet
The
Park Service
Lumber Marsh
Sugar Point
Green Run
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
Interior Department
Senate Interior Committee
Beall
Brewster
Frederick youth employment cited as factor in low delinquency
A Frederick city spokesman from the Children’s Aid Society says juvenile delinquency is low due to prevention efforts. Police collaborate with state and city agencies, and teens are hired for summer work in parks and water departments to gain job experience without strenuous physical tasks.
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Frederick
Children's Aid Society
Maryland State Police
Maryland
Paul Magaha
Parks Department
Water Department
Magaha
Parks
New York
Madam Nhu’s Sister Named Language Instructor at Kennedy Center
Fort Lauderdale News reports Madame Tran Le Chi, sister of Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, serves as a language instructor and political advisor at the John F. Kennedy Center for Special Warfare. Maj. Irwin C Nye confirms she has been a language advisor since June 18 but denies any role as a political advisor. Tran, 45, declines interviews.
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FY Bragg
APH
Madame Tran le Chi
South Viet Nam
Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu
John F. Kennedy Center For Special Warfare
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Madame Tran
Irwin C Nye
Maj. Nye
Madame Nhu
France
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Cyprus Turkey deadlock over Kokkina force withdrawal persists
In Cyprus and Turkey stalemate over Greek Cypriot troop positions near Kokkina deepens as Turkish air force conducts reconnaissance. Cyprus demands withdrawal from three villages and encirclement, while U Thant seeks ceasefire commitments and UN mediation contemplates turning villages over to UN troops to ease tensions.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Polis
Yesterda
Turkey
U.N
Nicosia
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Kokkina
Spyros Kyprianou
Driver in Reverse Crash Demolishes Car
Edward Bernard Ambush, 23, of RFD 2, Williamsville, was charged with reckless driving after backing his vehicle in reverse for nearly a city block to pick up a friend, striking a telephone pole and destroying the car without pole damage noted.
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Edward Bernard Ambush
RFD 2
Yiamsville
For Sale Young Siamese Kittens Purebred Housebroken
For sale are young Siamese kittens purebred and housebroken. Asking ten dollars each. Noted as excellent results with potential demand higher.
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Phore
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