Frederick NFU Page Date and Publication Details
The Frederick NFU page from August 19 1964 lists publication details of The New Established 1483 by Great Southern TG MFG Co. It notes address 26 North Court Frederick Maryland telephone 462-1177 and subscription rates for single copies mail and carrier service along with AP and ABC affiliations and that the paper is published Wednesday with the date.
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NFU
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Tg, & Mfg. Co
North Court
Mid
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick Md
American farmers face loss of Common Market export stake
The article notes Maryland and Southern Maryland growers held part of a $1 billion annual stake in the six nation Common Market. It explains policy shifts toward self sufficiency and free trade within the market by 1970, reducing demand for North American farm products and pushing exports to Latin America Africa Asia and Outer Seven allies.
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West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Maryland
Europe
United States
Latin America
Africa
Asia
European Free Trade Association
Outer
Austria
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Europe judges Johnson on power by Tonkin restraint
A West German analyst argues Europe learns whether President Johnson favors international law over lynch law. He credits Tonkin's measured use of the Seventh Fleet for convincing allies that Johnson is a responsible leader and that the United States can act decisively yet avoid escalation. The episode strengthens NATO unity and confidence in Atlantic resolve.
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Cortly
Europe
Johnson
Texas
Gulf of Tonkin
Seventh Fleet
Cuba
South China Sea
Atlantic
Tonkin
Grave Error Or High Level Irresponsibility Letter
Reader quotes Texas Rep Ed Foreman recounting a 1964 White House address about U S action after N matter of attack by Vietnamese PT boats and air strikes against North Vietnam and related statements in a television address. The fragment cites the Maddox and C Turner Joy incident and a presidential response.
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Ed Foreman
Texas
Congress
U.S
Maddox
C. Turner Joy
United States
Viet Nam
Questionable Early Air Raid Timing Sparks Treason Talk
The Pentagon report notes PT boats at Quang Khe and Hon Bay hit nests timed after a nationwide address. Opposing voices ask if forewarning endangered air crews and families, warning a leak could lead to treason charges for a GI. Mrs. Gary C V elder cites August 18 1964 letter.
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Quang Khe
Hon Bay
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Speaker
Gary C Velder
West
Patrick Street
Colorado student blames dogs for failing exams
A University of Colorado student complained to police that campus dogs barking loudly disrupted concentration and caused him to fail two exams. The incident highlights student concerns over campus noise and study conditions at Boulder.
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Boulder
Colo (Ap
University of Colorado
Pope Pius X Dies After Illness in 1914
The article reports the death of Pope Pius X after a period of serious illness linked to European war tensions. It notes a worldwide prayer for peace issued before his passing and mentions his health decline during the recent week.
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Pius Xis
Mountain City
Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association
Frederick
Keefer Phleeger
Orphans’ Court
J. E. Phleeger
U. S
Minnesota
Vera Curz
United States
Water ban tightens in Frederick as heat lingers
Mayor Hugh Y. Gittinger announced a new ban on nonessential water use in Frederick until further notice as a heat wave continues. The town faces receding supplies and officials curb outdoor activities, urging residents to restrict washing and irrigation. Frontier dispatches report Allied advances in Europe with French Partisans aiding in Marseille push and Axis forces withdrawing toward Toulon. L Osservatore Romano signals optimism for an Allied WW2 victory. Thurmont Frederick Future Farmers win chapter activities contest and a $100 prize. A Kiwanis luncheon speaker lauds American youth as a great team in the struggle.
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Hugh Y. Gittinger
Frederick Effectre
Frontier
LA Suisse
Geneva
Cannes
Nice
Marseille
Toulon
Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Future Farmers of America
Thurmont
Frederick Counts
Pearl A. Bader
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Mary B Mohler Donates Reading Collection to Montgomery Libraries
Former Montgomery County Public Schools remedial reading supervisor Mary B Mohler presents her library of more than fifty books, periodicals, and articles to the Montgomery County Department of Public Libraries. The Mary B Mohler Collection will be kept as a unit in the Davis Library and expanded with future donations to aid teachers and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Mohler
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Department of Public Libraries
Journal of
University of Chicago
New Davis
Democracy Blvd
Bethesda
Retired Railroad Workers Protest Social Security Change
HAGERSTOWN retirees held their annual picnic in City park as Dr. Carstenson from the National Council of Senior Citizens denounced Congress for excluding railroad retirees from an 8 percent Social Security increase. He urged support for Medicare and economic aid and urged retirees to push local governments to use Food Stamp and Anti poverty programs. The group, part of 1200 clubs and nearly 2 million members, plans further action through national channels.
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Hagerstown
Congress
Blue Carstenson
National Council of Senior Citizens
National Association of
Retired and Veteran Railroad
Dr. Carstenson
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
U. S. Senate
Ball
Mathias
Carstenson
National Council
Local Hospital Notes Mention Residents’ Recoveries
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Roger W Cram has returned home to RFD 2 Keymar. Mrs Harry Beall of Mt Airy under a doctor’s care for six months due to a heart condition. Mrs Thomas P Cramer on Culver Avenue admitted as a surgical patient Sunday. condition satisfactory.
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Roger W. Cram
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Keymar
Harry Beall
Mt. Airy
William A. Burdette
Thomas P. Cramer
Culler Avenue
34 Foreign Students To Be Guests Here In September
Thirty four foreign students from Europe and the Middle East will visit Frederick September 1 to 3 as part of the YMCA International Camp Counselor Program. Host families are arranged by the Frederick Rotary Club and local YMC A in cooperation with ISS. events include a luncheon and trips to Gettysburg and local historical sites.
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Europe
Middle East
Frederick
International Student Service
United States
International Camp
Y.M.C.A
Frederick Rotary Club
Frederick Y.M.C.A
James Roberts
Raymond C. Brehaut
Wiliam D. Hammond
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Philadelphia
Rotary Club
Gettysburg
Ralph J. Austin
Herbert M. Bloom
Richard G. Bucheimer
Richard R. Burgee
Harold A. Chichester
Adel Demiray
Alden EB. Fisher
Jesse S. Fifer
Francis S. Gaither Jr
Gardner G. Gremillion
Merrill E. Groelle
Russell Heyde
Robert E. Klein
Robert W. Leichert Jr
Milton L. McKenna
Robert D. Owen
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Charles
V. Lanner
Gerald J. Schipper
William Wallace
Carl V. Weakley
Dan Weinberg
Thomas E. Williams
Virgil Hylton
Charleston
W. Va
Scotland
Switzerland
Belgium
France
England
Austria
Denmark
Finland
Israel
Germany
Sweden
South Africa
Seven Seas
Council On Student
ISS
Black Muslims Viewed as Obnoxious by Respectable Negroes
In Denver for Omega Psi Phi’s 49th annual conclave, Rev. Edgar A. Love denounces Black Muslims as objectionable to respectable Negroes, likening their influence to the Ku Klux Klan. He charges rioting as hoodlums’ loot-and-destroy pretense and notes OmegaPsiPhi’s prominent membership.
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Denver
Edgar A. Love
Love
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Omega Psi Phi
Ocean City Rejects Annexation Plan With North Ocean City
Ocean City Maryland officials refused to sign an annexation pact with North Ocean City after mayor and council deadlocked on terms. If annexation fails, the mayor warned plans for a new sewage treatment plant to serve only the incorporated area will proceed, under a state health department deadline of two years.
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Ocean City, Md
North Ocean City
Hugh T. Cropper Jr
Ocean City
State Health Department
Del. Convention Opens Today in Dover
Delaware Democrats begin their 1964 state convention with Gov. Elbert N. Carvel likely to be nominated for the U.S. Senate. Incumbent Rep. Harris B. McDowell Jr. seeks renomination, while two candidates vie for Carvel’s seat. Charles L. Terry and Ernest E Killen among top contenders for auditor and governor prospects. Belle Everett expected to be renominated as treasurer.
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Harris B. McDowell Jr
Carvel
Delaware Supreme Court
Charles L. Terry
Ernest E Killen
Terry
Killen
Robert Reed
Dover
Belle Everett
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Catherine Tracey Obitts
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Tracey Obitts died Friday in University Hospital Baltimore were held Tuesday at 2 pm from the East Church street funeral home. Rev Albert Lucas of St John Episcopal Church Hagerstown officiated with pallbearers Claude Crawford Lee Crawford Max Wolfe Levering Lane Emmett Stottler Marvin Ridenour. Interment followed at Mount Oliver Cemetery. MR Etchison Son funeral directors.
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Catherine Tracey Obits
Elmer L. Obitts
University Hospital
Baltimore
East Church Street
Albert Lucas
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Claude and
Lee Crawford
Max Wolfe
Levering Lane
Emmett Stottler
Marvin Ridenour
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Syncom 3 satellite launch and Olympic film plans
The Delta rocket lofted the 145 pound Syncom 3 into transfer orbit from Cape Kennedy with signals strong and steady. After reaching 22,300 miles high, ground command will shift it to a circular orbit as NBC reserves U.S. rights and Canada Europe plan extensive Olympic film use via microwave and jet, with live coverage limited to the opening ceremony.
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Syncom 3
United States
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sumatra
mid-Pacific
Japan
U.S
California
Montreal
Hamburg
Germany
National Broadcasting Co
Tokyo
NBC
Stolen Shotgun and Jewelry From Mountaindale Home
State Police reported a burglary at William D. Peddicord’s Putman road residence near Mountaindale Monday. A .12 gauge shotgun and a box of jewelry including watches coins tie clips cuff links rings were taken after a basement door was forced open. Investigator Ronald C. Lewis leads the case for State Police Folica.
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William D. Peddicord
Peddicord
Putman Road
Mountaindale
Tic
Ronald C. Lewis
State, Folica. i
Foreign Car Wrecked In City
City Police reported five accidents with minor injuries and damage. A 1956 foreign car driven by 19 year old Robert Huebner, of Jamtsville, collided on East Street turning onto East Eighth Street with a 1961 car driven by 56 year old Frederick Harrison of Oakwood Drive, damage 3175, Huebner charged with failing to grant right of way.
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East Eighth Street
East Street
Robert James Huebner
iTjamsville
Frederick Edward Harrison
Oakwood Drive
Harrison
Calvin Phillips
Heubner
North Market Street
la Ment
William Delaplaine
Brittain
East Patrick Street
Fredericks County
John C. Doyle
Doyle
Phillips
Madison Street
Charles Edward Hall
Madison
Dennis Wayne Fox
Fox
Hall
James E. Schroyer
William E. Shepley
West Patrick Street
Edwin R. Lushbaugh
Hagerstown
Walter M. Fahrner
Lushybaugh
Schroyer and Shepley
Military Road
Students Challenge Khanh Rally Demands and US Intervention
About 200 students gathered at the Student Union to challenge Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as president and accuse the United States of meddling in South Vietnam. Khanh warned they could be drafted if they demonstrated. Police monitored the rally as a series of meetings and possible street marches were planned.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
United States
Khanh
Rohrersville Concert In Mullinix Park
The Rohersville Band presents a Thursday 8 15 p m concert in Mullinix Park under Richard L Haynes. The program features patriotic marches overtures spirituals and classics including The National Anthem Coast Guards The Iron Count The American Way Wonderland By Night Seventy Six Trombones My Gal Sal You're A Grand Old Flag Gallant Marines and Blessed This House with Ronald Violet on Baritone among others.
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Rohersville
Mullinix Park
Richard L. Haynes
James D. Plovhar
Billboard
Cofield
Leonard
King
Harold L. Walters
Gal Sal
Yoder
Ronald Violet
May H. Broke
G. H. Hulfine
Mrs. Philip S. Royer Dies After Illness in Richwood
Mrs. Philip S. Royer wife of a Western Maryland College music faculty member died at 61 after a several months illness. She lived in Westminster 25 years at 15 Ridge road and is survived by her husband two sons Philip Royer Jr. and John W. Royer a daughter Lois Ann Macaw six grandchildren four sisters and other relatives. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Myers funeral establishment Westminster.
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Philip S. Royer
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Richwood
Ohio
Royer
Carroll County
Warsaw
Esther Wilson
Ridge Road
John W. Royer
Arlington
Philip
Royer Jr
Bremerton
Wash
Lois Ann Macaw
Glenolden
Ruth Woods
Mary Randles
Coshocton
Rachael Fitch
Upland
Cal
Lois Hosley
Local Couples Share Travel News and Visits
Mr and Mrs James E Wed dle with children Terry and Jimmy return from a 2300 mile Florida trip to Cape Coral on waterfront wonderland. They called at Ft Eustis Va on the way home. Charles H Holly and family visited Atlantic City Chalfont-Haddon Hall. Raymond R Zimmerman and wife returned from New York and the World Fair. Reginald G Hammond and Lenore Willis hosted visits in Independence Kansas and plan a New York World’s Fair trip.
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James E. Weddle
Terry
Jimmy
Lena, M. Routzahn
Middletown
Mary F. Naille
Boonsboro
Florida
Cape Coral
Norfolk
Ft. Eustis
Charles H. Holly
East Third Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Dill Avenue
New York City
Reginald G. Hammond
Independence
Kansas
Hammond
Lenore H. Willis
South Market Street
New York
Barn fire destroys Lethbridge farm buildings and stock
Firemen from Sandy Spring Burtonsville Glenmont Colesville and Kensington battled a barn fire at 4 15 p m. The barn worth about 14000 and its contents 12000 bales of hay plus grain and milking equipment were destroyed. The Lethbridge family rescued all livestock. A passing storm brought minimal rain in Frederick but heavier precipitation across Upper Montgomery Howard and northern Frederick Counties with about an inch in Thurmont.
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Sandy Spring
Burtonsville
Glenmont
Colesville
Kensington
Lethbridge
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard
Thurmont
Tshombe Expels Foreign Nationals Over Rebel Support
Premier Moise Tshombe announces expulsion of all citizens from the Congo Republic Brazzaville and Burundi who are in the Congo. He cites their governments aiding a Communist backed rebellion with mass violence, though numbers affected are unclear. Leopoldville notes thousands from Brazzaville work there.
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Moise Tshombe
Congo
Congo Republic
Brazzaville
Kingdom of Burundi
Burundi
Leopoldville
The
Baruch the financier marks 94 with forward look
Bernard Baruch turned 94 and urged continued thinking on domestic and foreign problems. He said the future holds infinite possibilities for democracy and improving life. He walked with a cane at a midtown hotel news conference and noted his habit of minding his own business.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Central Park
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Miskell Reunion Draws Family From Nearby States
Mr and Mrs Fairfay Mis kell of Point of Rocks hosted the second annual homecoming at their home on Sunday A buffet dinner followed with guests from Baltimore Middletown Harpers Ferry San Francisco Sandy Hook and Brunswick among others Those unable to attend included Mr and Mrs Charles Miskell and their children of Hyattsville
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Brenda
William Miskell
Billy
Middletown
Jesse Miskell
Cheryl
RFD 1
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Miskell J
Madeline Pearl
Brunswick
Carl Mohr
Thomas Stueler
Michael
Baltimore
Russel Eigenbrode
Betty Ann
Tommy
Cathy
Linda
Denton
Lawrence Stallings
Mike
Steve
San Francisco
Calif
Brenda Null
This City
Blanche Dixon
Marie Deener
Sandy Hook
Minnie Forbes
Point of Rocks
Robert Fisher
Point of Rocks Methodist
Charles Miskell
Hyattsville
Baltimore Sculptress Rachel Hawks Dies at 85
Rita Rachel M Hawks a Baltimore sculptress died Tuesday at 85. A frequent Freder ick garden club visitor her works grace gardens in Frederick area She trained in the first class at the Rinehart School of Sculpture and was known for bronze fountain statues of children and garden subjects Her signature piece the Boy and the Dragon Fly features a dragon and child on a waterlily pad Survived by son Marshall Hawks and three grandchildren.
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Rachel M. Hawks
Baltimore
Frederick
Marshall Hawks
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News-Post
Riles
William Hutton
National Council of Senior Citizens, Inc
K. Street
N. W
Washington
D.C
Del
Gen. Khanh
Rohrersville
Tshombe
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