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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

36

Reader seeks medical advice on fluoride and nephritis Q&A

Question and answer column covers fluoride safety warnings and common nephritis diet. Topics include sodium fluoride use and drug safety, dietary protein for nephritis, salt guidance, signs of chronic Brights disease, niacin deficiency symptoms, and foods containing niacin.

W. G. Brandstadt Ald Owen Q— Miter Fluoritab Corporation Flint, Mich Bright

Stiffer Penalties Considered for Attacks on Police

PINY POINT Md AP A legislative committee plans a law to stiffen penalties for assaulting police on duty. Proposal includes making such assaults with deadly weapons a felony with potential 15 to 20 year prison terms. House Speaker Mandel urged tougher law citing rising police attacks.

Pinfy Point General Assembly Legislative Council Prasad Marvin Mandel Baltimore Tawes Mandel

Republicans Plan County Rally at Frederick Fairgrounds

Frederick County Republicans schedule a county rally for August 22 at the Frederick Fairgrounds. The event features a chicken dinner and music by the Little German Band with a nationally prominent speaker to be announced. Attendees include U S congressional candidates and party leaders.

Frederick County Frederick Fairgrounds Little Grace R. Stickel United States Congress Stickel Helen A. Remsburg Harry F. Rhoderick Walter A. Martz William B. Crum Edgar B Palmer Mehra F. Wachter Thrace M Alexander Mary Lynn Crawford

Soviet To Hold World Communist Meeting Dec 5

Moscow reports a preparatory meeting of world Communist parties set for December 5 to gear up for a major Red conference next summer addressing the Soviet Chinese split. Pravda notes the session will proceed with or without the Peking Communists and invites 26 nation parties.

Moscow Soviet Union Pravda Peking

Moon Mission by 1970 Faces Public Doubt and Budget Realities

Ranger 7 success fuels belief in a manned moon by 1970 yet public and scientific backing wavers. A AAAS survey shows only 62 percent of scientists endorse high priority for lunar landing. NASA budget remains about 5.2 billion for 1964 65 while interest shifts from novelty to practical politics. The piece notes space as a new ocean and lunar voyage as a defining era.

Don Oakley NEA Ranger 7 American Association For the Advancement of Science United States Congress NASA New World Wright Brothers John F. Kennedy

Cambodian Leader Noro dom Sihanouk Expresses Sympathy to Ho Chi Minh

Prince Noro dom Sihanouk, Cambodia chief of state, sent a message to President Ho Chi Minh expressing sympathy and fraternal support in the crisis with South Viet Nam and the United States, the New China News Agency said Monday.

Tokyo Norodom Sihanouk Cambodia Ho Chi Minh North Viet Nam South Viet Nam United States New China News Agency

United States adopts hands off stance on Korean press clash

Washington says it will not comment on Korea's internal feud between the government and newsmen over a new press control law. State Department officials say the Korean government and people can manage their own affairs without American meddling.

Washington United States State Department

Autopsies Show Suffocation in Refrigerator Deaths

Autopsies Monday found three children, Howard Banks 5 Dorene Alston 5 and Marlene Kennedy 8, died of suffocation after being found Sunday in a garage refrigerator behind their homes in Baltimore.

Baltimore Howard Banks Dorene Alston Marlene Kennedy

Expert Aids Fight In City Vc Program

Dr. Dee M. Rasmussen of the U S Public Health Service is assigned to assist the Baltimore City Health Department in intensifying the venereal disease control program at the request of Health Commissioner Dr. Robert E. Farber.

Baltimore Dee M. Rasmussen The U.S. Public Health Service Robert E. Farber Health Service

Opportunity Knocks hires two aggressive salesmen

Opportunity Knocks Routzahn's advertises immediate openings in sales for two aggressive men. It promises top salary paid vacation hospitalization profit sharing car allowance sick leave and unlimited opportunities for qualified applicants. Contact Mr. Albert Ridgley at MO 24111 for an interview.

Routzahn’s Albert Ridgley

China Not In Shape To Start Big Trouble

Washington report says Red China cannot wage a major war against the United States in Southeast Asia due to weak economy. Farm output has recovered to near 1957 levels while population rose by 60 to 70 million and large industrial capacity operates below potential. Officials cite Great Leap Forward chaos and Sino Soviet split as reasons for slow recovery and caution about rapid growth.

Washington Asn. Washington NEA United States Southeast Asia China U.S. State Department Peking Red China Edwin P. Jones U.S

Chinese Leaders Seek Younger Successors Amid Turmoil

The piece notes Chinese leaders in their 60s must yield to younger rivals as internal factional jockeying rises. It warns that totalitarian regimes may seek foreign adventures to distract a stressed populace, yet an American official doubts such diversion would push Peking deeper into Vietnam. He cites possible pressure points like Formosa and nationalist fronts as safer outlets for agitation.

Peking Formosa Gulf of

Tonkin Attacks Seen as Hazardous Distraction

Observers doubt the purpose of North Vietnamese attacks and wonder if Hanoi or Peking pushed them. U.S. officials remain puzzled by motives and suspect the Red leadership aimed to test and pressure the United States.

Tonkin Hich Peking U.S Ho Chi Minh Washington Hanoi Ius

Three Drowned Near Newport in River Incident

In Wilmington Delaware officials report three drownings near Newport on Monday after two brothers from Newport John Webb 18 and Michael 14 and a Wilmington man James Zimny Jr 47 attempted to assist. The group of teens were fishing from a pier when John fell in unable to swim and Michael jumped in to help. John disappeared and Michael followed. Companion Frank McCloud 15 jumped in to save John but could not. McCloud was rescued while Zimny who responded to calls for help also disappeared in six to eight feet of water.

Wilmington Del Christiania Newport John Webb Michael James Zimny Jr John Frank McCloud McCloud Zimny

Wallace to Speak in Baltimore Next Month

Gov George C Wallace of Alabama, who polled nearly 43 percent in Maryland's Democratic primary, will speak in Baltimore next month. His press secretary says Wallace will not endorse any presidential candidate. The exact date remains un set.

Baltimore George C. Wallace Alabama Maryland Wallace

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