McKeldin Denies He Seeks Office
Former Maryland Governor McKeldin reiterates he is not a candidate for any Maryland office. Reporters cite a overheard phone statement claiming he would run for the US Senate, which he denies. He notes possible interest only if public demand arises before March 5 filing deadline.
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Associated Press
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Theodore R McKeldin
Charles Downey
Pottsville
McKeldin
Senate
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Beall-McKeldin
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
William E. Miller
Ww.y
Miller
National Committee
Elbert Byrd
U.S. Senate
Byrd
University of Maryland
Daniel B. Brewster
Brewster
Security Financial Insurance Corp
Robert Y. Dubel
House of Representatives
Unemployment debate shapes Maryland political scene
Dubel accuses Dr Clarence Long of using unemployment crises for political gain while Long proposes city or state work programs for relief recipients. In Annapolis Rep Richard E Lankford files for Democratic nomination in the 5th District, seeking a fifth term. In Baltimore Herbert E Armstrong declines to join a state comptroller bid, choosing to remain with the Orioles despite Mahoney’s campaign.
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Clarence Long
Long
Annapolis
Richard E Lankford
Herbert E. Armstrong
George P Mahoney Armstrong
Baltimore Orioles
Mahoney
Orioles
Heart Sunday Fund Report for Frederick City and County
The Heart Sunday drive across Frederick County including Frederick City and Walkersville raised 2242.00, nearly matching last year’s total. Executive secretary Mrs George Douglas said the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank branch at the Shopping Center served as headquarters from 3 30 p.m. to after 11 p.m. Collections to date total 6100, still about 10,000 shy of the 160,000 goal for the drive.
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Walkersville
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Heart Sunday
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Heart Sunday brings partial city county reporting delay
Many city sections and all county areas except Walkersville had not reported Heart Sunday collections. County totals last year exceeded 6000 dollars. Weather kept many away, with envelopes to be returned by solicitors at empty county homes on Sunday. In Hampstead, Gene and Jere Boyer evangelists speak at Hampstead Youth for Christ 8 p m Saturday at Greenmount EUB Church on Route 30.
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Heart Association
Hampstead
I For Christ
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Jere
Boyer
States
France
Greenmount Eub
Paris
Sports Palace
Pocket Testament League
Gene Boyer
Earl W Schultz Jr
Capital Teen Convention plans announced in Washington
YFCI and other Youth for Christ officials met in Washington last Wednesday to arrange the second Capital Teen Convention to be held December 27 to 29 in the city. The first convention in 1959 drew over 1,000 teenagers from across the nation. The committee consulted J Edgar Hoover Senator Frank Carlson and George J Reed of the Parole Board. Hampstead Youth for Christ has released a library of 40 1962 college catalogs for local seniors. Benny to headline Baltimore benefit concert, 8 p.m. Thursday, joined by violinists and a Maxwell taxi.
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Youth For Christ
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Frank Carlson
George J. Reed
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Justice Department
Yfci Lifeline
Hampstead
Baltimore
Jack Benny
Benny
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