GOP Solon Calls For Party Unity at Lincoln Day Dinner
US Representative Robert McClory urged about 150 attendees at the Young Republican Lincoln Day Dinner in Urbana to unite with independents and independents Democrats to win this year. He spoke of unity across party lines and cited shared Republican goals while Senators and local leaders praised forthcoming Illinois leaders.
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McJory
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R. Md
McClory
Republican Party
Charles Percy
Illinois
John Lindsay
New York
Edward Brooks
Massachusetts
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Merhl
Lincoln
Johnson
Norman Taylor
The
Young Republicans
Newton I. Steers
Republic
Model Car Race Center To Open In Mono County
Final plans announce a model car racing center opening around April 15 at Mono cacy Shopping Center. A J McKinley of Laurel and J H Sheble III of Falls Church Va own the center. Space on three tracks will be rented by the hour. Baker Kefauver Inc negotiated the lease.
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Monocacy
A. J
Mac) McKinley
Laurel
J.H. Sheble III
Falls Church
England
California
Baker, Kefauver, Inc
Grand Jury slams Montevue Jail and Montevue Home for Aged
Frederick County grand jury told the Circuit Court of serious conditions at the County Jail and Montevue Home for the Aged. It urged security upgrades and fire safety fixes, including locked rooms and kitchen protection, while praising overall operations.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Montevue
Circuit Court
Indictments Handed Up By Frederick Grand Jury
The grand jury, after presenting 34 cases from State’s Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer and Deputy Fred Bower, returned 20 indictments to the Clerk of the Court. The sole murder count re indicts Winston Watkins for the August killings of Flora Jean Watkins, with the re indictment due to a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling on the jury oath in God. An additional assault with intent to murder indictment was issued for Raymond Ed.
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James L. Rimler
Frederick Certified Public Accountant
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Fred Bower
Circuit Court
Winston Watkins
Lincoln Apartments
Flora Jean Watkins
Clarksburg
Frederick
Maryland Court of Appeals
Watkins
Raymond Ed
Week In Review Legislative Highlights
Annapolis AP reports Maryland lawmakers completed preliminary discussions on the complex tax revision plan and set a public hearing for next Thursday. Senate President William James and House Speaker Marvin Mandel seek an attorney general’s opinion on acting before the budget release.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Cooper - Hughes
House
Senate
William James
Marvin Mandel
W. Dale Hess
James
Mandel
Rain and Cold Spell Forecast For Frederick Area
The Frederick area faces rain and colder conditions this weekend after a mild spell. Friday peaks near 53 with dense fog and melting snow, then 31 early today. Expect rain tonight into Sunday with a high around 40, partial clearing Monday and mountains with snow flurries. River levels remain low, Monocacy River gauges uncertain, and Potomac at Point of Rocks icy and low.
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Frederick
John Staley
Jug Bridge Hill
Weather Bureau
Stacey
Buckeystown
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
It Was A Hot Time At The Old Fire House
Fireman James Corrigan called in two neighboring brigades to fight a blaze at the Dunlavin station. The fire destroyed the station and fighting equipment, and damaged part of the adjacent courthouse after hurricane lamps were left burning under the radiator.
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Dunlavin
Ireland
James Corrigan
Corrigan
Court House
Cavalry Storms Cong Camp in Singled Out Clash North of Saigon
U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division killed 46 Viet Cong and captured eight in a clash while sweeping the An Lao Valley about 300 miles north of Saigon. A base camp yielded 34 recoilless rifles, three rocket launchers, two machine guns and 5 000 rounds. Police said a Viet Cong terrorist died in a bomb blast near Saigon. No casualties were reported among U S forces.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
An Lao
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S
Valley
1St Cavalry
101St Airborne
Tuy Hoa
25Th Infantry
Humphrey Declares We Will Win With Troops in Viet Nam
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told American troops in Bien Hoa South Viet Nam that the United States is too strong to be afraid and too determined to be defeated He pinned Silver Star medals on nine army men at the U S 1st Infantry Division field headquarters Hum preys visit included a stop with a Korean unit a karate display and a meet with Australian and medical unit personnel He emphasized victory on the battlefield and in the war against poverty disease and illiteracy.
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Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Humphrey
Public Hearings Favored by Senators Mail 30 to 1 Against Viet Nam Escalation
Senate critics say public hearings on Viet Nam policy draw broad public interest. Committee staff report up to 5 000 letters support Fulbright opposition to escalation and hearings, 170 letters oppose mainly over procedure. President Johnson defends outreach to the people amid the debate.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
JW Fulbright
Fulbright
Committee
Johnson
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Viet Nam
House
Bill D. Moyers
White House
68 Year Old Man Receives Draft Notice In Alaska
Howard McRae, aged 68, says the draft board classified him as 54 and sent notice last week. He registered for the draft in 1917 and says this is his first contact since then.
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Haines
Alaska
Howard McRae
McRae
Johnson Confident Of Support For Vietnam Policy
President Johnson says nationwide backing and congressional approval exist for his Vietnam policies and rejects a clear alternative. He mentions sending more U.S. troops to South Vietnam to bolster about 200 000 troops already there and notes no current need for reserves. Senator McCarthy calls the stance a significant policy statement showing no rapid escalation. Johnson supports objective hearings and avoids faulting public testimony if conducted fairly.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
White House
U.S
South Viet Nam
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
House
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Pancake Sale by Scout Troop Aims for Virginia Camp
Fort Detrick Boy Scout Troop 799 held a pancake day at Independent Hose Company to raise funds for a new Boy Scout Camp in Virginia. Over three years the group raised about $4,600 toward a $5,000 pledge. 800 to 1,200 attendees were expected, with 36 volunteers serving breakfast from morning until 4 PM.
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Independent Hose Company
Fort Detrick Boy Scout Troop 799
Virginia
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Week In Review
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Welfare Department
George B. Rasin
Kent County
Legislative Council
Thomas Hunter Lowe
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