Democratic Nominees Face Test in Senate Power Battle
The Associated Press reports Kennedy and Johnson push a minimum wage increase to 1.20 dollars and seek extended coverage for five million workers amid Democratic and Republican resistance. They pledge a broad Social Security health program, facing a likely late next week clash over aged health insurance and a floor fight after House inaction. Johnson accuses obstructionists as Republicans slow Senate action while Nixon plans a Southern campaign swing.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Sam Rayburn
H. R. Gross
Iowa
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon campaign travels amid civil rights clash and party splits
Nixon eyes Greensboro speech amid rising clashes between Kennedy and Dixie Democrats over civil rights. Thruston Morton urges rapid trips to Mississippi Alabama Georgia Virginia as Democrats resist reform. Humphrey accuses Nixon of dodging farm policy while Byrd Goldwater ticket proposed in Virginia. Mansfield hints at 1964 primaries and public funding.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Humphrey
Richmond
Virginia Committee For Constitutional
Byrd
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Delegates Pledge Eight Presidential Electors Amid Debate
Columbia delegates at the D C South Carolina Democratic convention voiced support for a national party pledge while keeping room to vote Republican without risking party status. They rejected uncommitted elector slates and a plan stating that pledging electors did not endorse candidates or platform.
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Columbia
D.C
South Carolina
Lightning sets Laytonsville barn afire destroys hay barracks
A barn on Griffith Road north of Maryland 108 was struck by lightning Monday at 10 50 p m and burned completely. A 30 by 60 foot hay barracks valued at 2000 and 40 tons of hay worth 700 were lost. No injuries but cattle went missing. Firemen from Laytonsville fought the blaze two hours and the barn owner Bestis Wilcox of Laytonsville had also lost another barn last week to lightning. The statue of liberty island name change from Bedloe’s Island to Liberty Island occurred in 1956.
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Griffith Road
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Glenn Darnell
Laytonsville
Region 4 Young Republicans Club Formed in Frederick County
The Region 4 Young Republican Club covering Burkinsville Jackson Middletown and Catoctin was organized to complete Frederick County’s network of Young Republican clubs. Richard Pry a Burkinsville farmer active in civic groups was chosen president. Noah Edward Kefauver II son of the county planning official was named vice president. John Shafer of Middletown is noted in the roll.
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GOP
Burkinsville
Jackson
Middletown
Catoctin
Frederick County
Richard Pry
Raritan Club
Cvic
Noah Edward Kefauver II
Noah Edward Kefauver Jr
Club elects officers and organizes county campaign plan
About 20 charter members met at Myersville Fire Hall to form a club and plan an executive council for county wide activities. Officers to be announced later. In Brunswick at the Crampton reunion 127 attended the fifteenth gathering at SCCB Park on August 14 with a full program of prayers, readings, dances and gifts.
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Myersville
Crampton
Jon C
Emma Boyer Crampton
Eddie Roberts
Bessie Boyer
Elmer Crampton
Elmer Cramp
Family list of residents named in Funkstown community notice
A long fragment lists numerous individuals and couples from Funkstown and surrounding areas, including the Devin and Engleberger families, Crampton, Kinpa, Angleberger, Thrasher, Moser, Remsberg, Keefer Crampton, Harwood, and others. The names appear in a social register style, likely part of a local notice or announcements section.
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James W. Angleberger
Janice
Duguas
Carroll Lescaileet
Kenneth Wilson
Doris Angleberger
Charlies Lapole
Nancy
Martha
Wanda
Charles Crampton
James R. Barry
Walter L. Thrasher
Emma A Angleberger
Millard Angleberger
Wayne
Family notices listed in The News Frederick page
A long list of individuals and families from Frederick Maryland connected by marriage and kinship appears in a social notices snippet. Names include Greve Crampton Keefer Cramp ton Mottern Diller Cramp ton Coran Remsberg Boyer Roberts Harding and others with multiple family pairs and spouses mentioned.
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Richard Greve
Ricky
Claude L. Crampton
Jean
Edward Keefer
David
Charles E. Keefer
John C. Crampton
Jeff
Alesa
Eric
Kenneth T. Crampton
Elmer Mottern
Mirs
Rhea Diller
Luther Crampton Sr
Luther Crampton
John Boyer Jr
Linda
Bonie
Mary Kidd
Algerians Slain in Montelimar Factory Dormitory
A band from a rival nationalist group invaded a factory dormitory in Montelimar on Sunday night, killing three sleeping Algerians before fleeing the scene. Police investigated the assault as a sectarian or nationalist violence incident.
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Montelimar
France
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