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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

35

Don Wilsons Diaby and the Week in Records Ville

A rambling column mocks pop acts from The Everly Brothers to The Beatles and Elvis. It lampoons English groups and praises comebacks while listing several disk titles from Disk Derby’s Live Five and Rapid Riser, including A Hard Day’s Night and Where Did Our Love Go.

Recordsville Everly Brothers Peter and Gordon John Lennon Paul McCartney Bobby Vee Hickery Dick Doc Hickery Dickery Rolling Stones Fran Elvis King Marvin Gaye Lesley Gore Disk Derby The Beatles Dean Martin Supremes Drifters Dusty Springfield SWIM Bobby Freeman

Soviet claim that OAS Cuba sanctions violate UN charter

The Soviet Union said on Monday that the August 1 OAS resolution calling for Western Hemisphere sanctions against Cuba violates the UN charter and is invalid.

U.U.S Moscow Soviet Union Organization of American States Cuba U.N

Ocean City Mayor Reelected in Maryland Race

Mayor Hugh T. Cropper Jr. won a two year term, defeating cousin Robert L. Cropper 590 to 312. City council winners were D. Pasher Bishop and Daniel Trimper IV with 343 and 448 votes, amid a six candidate field.

Ocean City, Md Hugh T. Cropper Jr Atlantic Robert L. Cropper D. Pasher Bishop Daniel Trimper IV Bishop Trimper C. Ridgely Herman Robert D. Jackson Armand S. Hall Russell H. Cullen Coun

Racial Fight Justifiable in Alabama Stabbing Case

In Bessemer Alabama a fatal stabbing during a race riot between Black and white residents was ruled justifiable. Police and deputies tightened patrols overnight and then returned to regular duties as the investigation continued, with Sheriff Mel Bailey commenting on the incident.

Bessemer Ala Mel Bailey

Spontaneous Outburst Leads to Self-Defense Stabbing

Coroner AG Vines ruled that Bessemer Gates died from a knife wound inflicted by Billy Blake Hicks in self defense during an incident described as spontaneous. Hicks, a 24 year old white man, faced no stated charges.

Renny C. Gates AG Vines Bessemer Gates Billy Blake Hicks Vines Said. Hicks

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