Goldstein Might Seek Maryland Governor Post
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein, seen as a possible 1966 Democratic gubernatorial candidate after his Senate primary loss, said on a TV interview he would run if voters wanted him and he could win. The GOP scene included Rep. David Scull touring Frederick County and opposing Barry Goldwater, while criticizing Sickles and noting Goldstein’s potential bid.
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Louis L. Goldstein
U.S. Senate
Goldstein
WRC
Joseph D. Tydings
Comptroller
Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
Tydings
Senate
Frederick County
David
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Carlton R. Sickles
Scull
Auto Workers Get Wage Proposals
Ford Motor Co offers its 165,000 production workers a broad contract calling for an average wage increase of 19 cents over three years plus pension and health plan improvements. An additional 9 cents from the cost of living allowance would go to basic wages, bringing the average to 33.34 an hour. The 23-page proposal was delivered as bargaining opened for a replacement contract due Aug. 31. GM had proposed 6 to 13 cent annual increases for its 350,000 UAW workers amid added vacation.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Automobile Workers Union
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Hanson Seeks Delay in Reapportionment Efforts
Maryland Sixth District candidate Royce Hanson denounces bills aimed at delaying one person, one vote reapportionment. He targets Dirksen and Tuck amendments and argues constitutional changes to curb Supreme Court powers would restrain citizens' rights, claiming it marks a historical shift in federal policy.
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Maryland General Assembly
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Supreme Court
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Nevada Range Firemen Bring Blazes Under Control
Elko Nevada AP firefighters reported progress on four large range fires in NE Nevada burning about 10000 acres of grassland and sagebrush. A 51000 acre fire near Boulder Creek remained out of control with 900 men on lines and 150 more on alert in Elko. Six other major fires added 13000 acres. One Boise pilot died near Elko and two ranchers suffered serious burns while building fire lines. Clair Whitlock of BLM said four big fires could be controlled today if winds stay low.
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Nevada
Bureau of Land Management
Boulder Creek
Boise
Idaho
Elko County
Clair Whitlock
Bureau of Land Management District
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Poison ivy near Culler Lake sparks local caution
Readers warn about a growing poison ivy patch under sycamores by Culler Lake. The vine climbs tree trunks and covers ground, causing itch and rashes for susceptible individuals. Leaves come in triplets, shiny green turning red orange in autumn, with small greenish flowers in umbels.
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Culler Lake
Frank J. Keefer
Indonesia Invades Malaysia a small coastal land invasion
A Malaysian government report says 30 to 40 Indonesian troops plus a few Malaysians landed Sunday night in southern Johore state. Thirteen were captured after clashes with police and troops. one Malaysian soldier was wounded. Razak called it aggression and said the UN Security Council would be informed but no immediate UN action requested. Indonesia aims to crush the federation formed last year.
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Hoffa Receives 20 Year Prison Sentence
In Chicago James R. Hoffa was sentenced to 20 years in prison for fraud linked to loans from the Teamsters pension fund. He also faced a $10,000 fine. The sentence breaks into five years on each of four counts. Hoffa declined to speak beyond stating the record speaks for itself.
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Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Maurice Walsh
Rioters in Dixmoor Fight Police and Firepower
In Dixmoor Illinois a crowd of about 1000 mostly black residents clashed with 200 shotgun armed police for five hours. White rioters damaged cars and a liquor store while a few were shot and 39 hospital visits followed. Sheriff Ogilvie led officers to restore order with tear gas and patrols.
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Chicago
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Ogilvie
Mervin Horsmann
Horsmann
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Dirksen Sees Goldwater Campaign On Main Track
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen of Illinois said Goldwater has moved campaign onto the main track by shifting on major issues. Javits agreed the candidate has a better billing but urged proof by action on rejecting extremism backing civil rights and world peace.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Minois
Barry Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sen
Goldwater
Javits
Khanh Plans War Cabinet After Presidency Win
General Nguyen Khanh, elected president of South Vietnam, says he will form a war cabinet to direct the fight against the Communists. The Military Revolutionary Council will require him to consult before decrees, as he stresses a nontraditional dictatorship. Government sources expect cabinet appointments within a week.
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Tion
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
South Viet Nam
Military Revolutionary Council
Routzahn and Bollinger Named United Appeal Division Heads
Frederick area businessmen Allen R. Routzahn and Sterling Bollinger were named to lead the Commercial Division and the local industries contact group for the Frederick County Community Chest United Appeal. The annual drive launches Sept 28 with a goal of 146,280, up 13,000 from last year.
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Frederick Area
United Appeal
Allen R. Routzahn
Sterling Bollinger
Donald Rice
Frederick County Community Chest, Inc
Capitol Beltway Opened Tawes Calls New Highway Road Of Opportunity
Gov Tawes dedicates Maryland section of the Capital Beltway calling it the largest public works project in the Washington region. The 43 mile six lane freeway will boost growth, cut travel costs, and improve safety for Prince Georges and Montgomery counties and the state overall. He links beltway planning to lifting the economy.
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Tawes
Maryland
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Greeks Applaud Red Offer In Cyprus Crisis Move
Nicosia Cyprus AP Greeks greet Soviet pledge to help if Cyprus is invaded and Khrushchev warning to Turkey as Ethniki hails a turning point. Editorials urge Makarios to go to Moscow and form a cabinet including Communists to show gratitude.
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