The News profile and pricing details from 1964 Frederick paper
The Frederick edition lists subscription rates and delivery options for 1964. It shows monthly and yearly mail prices, carrier charges, and single copy costs. It notes Association and Bureau memberships and AP republication rights.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
North Court
Frederick
Mid
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick Aid
Jobs For Rural America
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman urged the Democratic Platform committee to create 5 million new jobs this decade to aid rural areas and keep farm youth from leaving for the city. He argued most rural residents no longer farm and called for equal urban rural opportunities and income growth, noting city life harms many youths but offers arts and culture not found in farms.
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Orville L. Freeman
Democrats
America
Freeman
Democratic Platform Committee
Unusual Civil Rights Contempt Penalty In Florida
A Federal Court in Jacksonville last Wednesday found two defendants guilty of contempt under the Civil Rights Act. William Chew of Palms Congress Inn St Augustine must pay 400 dollars toward plaintiffs’ attorney costs, and Charles M Lance Jr a volunteer deputy sheriff must resign and pay 200 dollars. The total 600 dollars penalty is noted as an unusual provision of the act.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William Chew
Palms Congress Inn
St. Augustine
Charles M. Lance Jr
War news and local visits mark August 24, 1944 items
Rev W W Garrett announces 7:30 pm church service for V Day readiness. Allied columns surge toward Paris as underground revolt signals early liberation. Mrs G Ellis Williams visits Rockwell Terrace. Miss Castle hosts. Officials tour Linganore filtration plant noting water reserves five and a half feet below spillway. They commend plant progress amid labor shortages and end with a church dinner at Frank Weddle’s residence.
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W. W. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S
Paris
G. Ellis Williams
Washington, D.C
Dr. Williams
Calvary Methodist Congregation
Rockwell Terrace
Linganore
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Kennedy era reflections and 1964 campaign call to elect new leader
An Augusta era letter recounts Cold War disputes from Castro to Khrushchev, blaming Kennedy and Johnson for missteps while urging Americans to back Barry Goldwater in November. The author cites October Crisis, Monroe Doctrine tensions, and domestic political plots as proof of a mismanaged era. The piece closes urging support for a conservative victory and a shift in policy.
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John A. Morgan
Cecilcoun
Keating
Russia
Uncle Sam
Castro
Cuba
Pres. Kennedy
Pres
Johnson
Pre
Kennedy
Brazil
British Guiana
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Geneva
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Kru
Western Hemisphere
Yugoslavia
United States
Lyndon
Bobby Baker
Bobby
Mao
San Francisco
Calif
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Irving L. Shuffler JR
South Main St
Chambersburg, Pa
Local News Briefs on Recovery from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick, Darlene Mackenzie daughter of Mr and Mrs Sher wood Mackenzie of near Frederick returned home Saturday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient. Mrs Fairybelle Lewis West Saute street is recovering after surgery August 7 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Lee F Hoffman who fell ill en route from a vacation in New York City has returned home at 20 Market Space after over a month in hospital.
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Darlene Mackenzie
Sherwood Mackenzie
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairybelle Lewis
West Saute Street
Lee F. Hoffman
New York City
Personal notices highlight ill Mrs Ada Hoffman birthday plans
Mrs Ada Hoffman, bedbound at her daughter’s Martinsville home, will celebrate her 66th birthday. Midshipmen S R Marrone, Bruce Dyer, and George Colm visit Frederick area friends before returning to the Naval Academy. they have toured Spain and France and will see north Europe. Betty Gosnell and Otis Burdette are hospitalized for observation and a tonsillectomy respectively.
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Ada Hoffman
Merril F. Moberly
Martinsville
S. R. Marrone
Samuel Marrone
Frederick Avenue
Bruce Dyer
Virginia
George Colm
California
W.w. Heard
Giampero Vaccarino
Santa Margherita
Italy
Heard
Vaccarino
Fredericksonians
Marrone
Spain
France
Naval Academy
Betty Gosnell
Willow Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Otis
Bobbie) Burdette
Dickerson
Funeral services for Joseph E. Moxley
Funeral services for Joseph E. Moxley of Glen Echo were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home in Damascus. The Rev. Bruce Gabbert officiated. Pallbearers were Dewey Brown Edward Brown Gaver Brown Kelvin Watkins Crawford Gillis and Larston Smith. Interment followed at Montgomery Methodist Cemetery in Claggettsville.
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Joseph E. Moxley
Glen Echo
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Bruce Gabbert
Dewey Brown
Edward Brown
Gaver Brown
Kelvin Watkins
Crawford Gillis
Larston Smith
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery
Claggettsville
Letters to the Editor Debunks Democratic Convention Propaganda
A reader argues against Kennedy rhetoric and Democratic messaging at the Atlantic City convention. The letter claims the slogan It is not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Nations
USA
Miami Stadium
Havana
South America
Mexico
Canada
Fifty Years Ago Items from the News-Post Files 1914
The Entombment of Pope Pius X occurred at sunset in St. Peter's Basilica as candles glow around the Shrine of the Apostles. A heat wave eases with temperatures falling to 53 degrees after yesterday's 95 degree peak. Frederick's own Capt. D. John Markey is elected major of the Third Battalion First Maryland Regiment to fill a vacancy.
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Pius X
St. Peter’s
Admiral Schley
Frederick
Schley
Maine
D. John Markey
Maryland
Kennedy Loved Football Best Says RFK at Benefit Game
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy spoke at a Philadelphia exhibition for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library fund during halftime. He recalled President Kennedy’s love of football and attending games, and thanked the 30 045 fans for their support.
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Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Siamese Twins Born in Cape Town to White Couple
Siamese twins joined at the head were born over the weekend to a Cape Town white couple. An operation to separate them is planned. The mother and infants are reported in satisfactory condition.
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Cape Town
South Africa
South African Press Association
Obituary of James Franklin Sherald of Frederick County
James F. Sherald died Sunday at 6 a m in Vindo Bona Convalescent and Rest Home where he had been a patient for a month. Born June 27, 1885 in Frederick County, he was a baker with Hershberger's Bakery for over 50 years and later Cappello's Bakery. Survived by children Allen F. Sherald Jr Braddock Heights Walter E. Sherald Frederick Mrs Elizabeth Bullen Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth Sherald this city. brother Robert Sherald Annapolis. sisters Margaret Shipley Nashville Tenn Henrietta McCanner Frederick Lillian Jones Baltimore. eight grandchildren. Funeral at St. John's Catholic Church with Rosary Tuesday at 7:30 p m and prayers 9:30 a m Wednesday, Mass at 10 a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. iM. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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West Third Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Frederick County
James Franklin
Margaret Graser Sherald
Elizabeth M. Sherald
Shim
Allen F. Sherald Jr
Braddock Heights
Walter E. Sherald
Frederick
William Bullen
Baltimore
Elizabeth Sherald
This City
Robert Sherald
Annapolis
Margaret Shipley
Nashville
Cappello’s Bakery
Sherald
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
East Church Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Mount Olivet
Im. R. Etchison and Son
Twenty Die In Three Traffic Crashes Across Nation
The Associated Press reports twenty people killed in three separate crashes Sunday. A nine person car including four children wrecked near Scotland Neck North Carolina after a blow out. Six died in a three car collision near Gorham New Hampshire with six hospitalized. A separate fatal crash near Elyria Ohio involved a father and his six children.
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Associated Press
Scot‘land Neck
N.C
F. C. ‘Simmons
Thomas Lee Draughan
Rt. 1
Hobgood
Christine Cooper Draughan
Thomas Lee Dr
Arthur
Carolyn
Leonard
Johnny Earl | Knight
Oak City
Thomas
Demary
Joseph C. Demary
Scotland Neck
Simmons
Elyria
Ohio
Ronald Pandy
Lorain
Debbie
Danny
David
Dennis
Gorham
N.H
North Carolina
Sanford
Beatles Bring Hills Alive With Screams at Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood AP reports 19 000 fans packed the hillside amphitheater as the Beatles opened at the Hollywood Bowl. The crowd roared through a short set of their hits in about thirty minutes, with the group reportedly earning about 50 000 dollars.
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Hollywood
Hills
Hollywood Bowl
Hillside
Cabbie Collecting Clothing For Needy
Paul Raynard a 26 year old Manhattan taxi driver collects used clothing from fares for Appalachia. He explains the plight there and offers to pick up donations. He will drive to Appalachia over Labor Day weekend to arrange distribution with a welfare organization.
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New York
Appalachian
Paul Raynard
Manhattan
Raynard
Appalachia
Democratic Faction Seeks Seating Amid Civil Rights Debate
Delegates clash over seating Alabama and Mississippi groups with a Mississippi Freedom Democratic push halting votes. The credentials panel backs loyalty oaths, while Mississippi’s all white unpledged delegation faces a pivotal seating decision as civil rights tensions mount.
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Henry
Freedom Party
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Johnson
National Democratic Party
Alabama
David J. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
National Party
George C. Wallace
Eugene (Bull) Conner
Birmingham
Iit
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Convention Hall
Mississippi Free
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Gard
Edmund G. Brown
California
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Cleo Threatens Hispaniola And Cuba As It Nears
The Weather Bureau warned a 125 mile wide hurricane Cleo, centered near Santo Domingo at 4 a.m. EDT, could skirt Hispaniola and strike Cuba with its full strength while posing unclear risk to the U.S. mainland. It moved west to west-northwest at about 17 mph.
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Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Weather Bureau
Cleo
Flora
Cuba
U.S
Santo Domingo City
Rockets Soar Skyward at Wallops Island Meet
At Wallops Station Virginia an amateur rocket meet saw 70 enthusiasts launch over 600 model rockets with peak altitudes to 3000 feet. William Anders and Wallops director Robert Kreiger awarded trophies as G Harry Stine led the senior champions from New Canaan Connecticut. Talley Guill led the junior class and Hyattsville Maryland won the leader division altitude contest with a Titan I model reaching 1500 feet. Former editor J Curtis Lyons died in Petersburg Virginia at age 66 after two months illness.
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Wallops Station
Assateague Island
William Anders
Wallops Island
Robert Kreiger
Harry Stine
New Canaan
Convention Platform Nears Final Approval Amid White House Talks
The platform's final form appears assured after committee approval with little debate expected on the floor. The civil rights plank favors federal enforcement if needed while emphasizing law and order to satisfy critics of recent riots.
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White House
Johnson
Alcohol Case Outcomes and Associated Dismissals
The report details several Frederick County alcohol cases where defendants Fry and Thompson pled guilty to selling without a license with fines or jail terms. Companion charges were not pressed. other cases involving assault, deer spotlighting, and traffic were dismissed or not pressed. Also noted is Henry Cabot Lodge's Bonn visit to Garner West German support for U.S. Southeast Asia policy.
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Glapp
Harold Erry
Frederick
Frederick County
Fry
James Thompson
Nikirk
Thompson
Sherley Franklin Heater
Heater
Ellis E. Hurley
Hurley
Edward Lee Eyler
David Melvin Glass
Richard Allen Mezger
Mezger
William W. Wenner
Bonn
Germany
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Beer shortage in Moscow strains beer supply
Moscow faces a beer shortage as four breweries underproduce and the stock at 9,500 selling points remains limited. The Moskovskaya Pravda reporter notes only 92 stores sell beer plus 105 beer wagons, and suggests 300 to 400 new beer outlets are needed.
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Moscow
Moskovskaya Pravda
American Optical Stock Split And Dividend Increase
American Optical Company announces a 100 percent stock dividend effectively 2-for-1, increasing outstanding shares from 931,674 to 1,863,348 and raising the quarterly cash dividend from 50 cents to 55 cents per share. The split takes effect October 1 with record date September 15.
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Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Company
Counterfeit Currency Seizures Reported by Secret Service
The Secret Service reports a record 7.2 million dollars in counterfeit currency seized in the year ending June 30. Of known bogus notes, agents stopped 11 out of every 12 before they were passed, led by Chief James J. Rowley. The force uncovered 44 counterfeit plants and arrested 737 people during the period.
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Washington
Secret Service
James J. Rowley
The
Church Leader David McKay Improves in Salt Lake City
David O. McKay 90, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, rests at Latter-day Saints Hospital in Salt Lake City showing definite improvement after a coronary thrombosis suffered last week. He leads more than two million Mormons.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
David 0. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Latter-day Saints Hospital
Salt Lake City
McKay
Mons
Khrushchev Delivers Praise and Prods Over Soviet Wheat
Premier Khrushchev tours the Volga Don region praising the wheat crop while pressing farm managers and cadres to finish harvesting in Kazakhstan and hasten autumn planting. He cites virgin lands as crucial to meeting grain needs and criticizes inefficiencies in harvesting and transport.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Volga
Don
Central Asian
Kazakhstan
Nebraska
Russian
Ukraine
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Edward M. Kennedy
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