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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1964

Page

10

World Welcomes New Year With Peace Hopes Across Nations

As 1964 arrived, leaders from Johnson to Khrushchev exchanged New Year messages urging peace. Johnson affirmed America’s dedication to peace while Khrushchev called for progress in U.S.-Soviet relations. Fireworks and prayers marked celebrations in Tokyo Taipei and Rome, with Pope Paul VI planning his Holy Land pilgrimage.

Associated Press Johnson Austin Tex Johnson City Moscow Khrushchev Kremlin Taipei China Formosa Tokyo Pope Paul VI Rome St. Peter’s Square Holy Land Palestine Hussein Jordan Hussein I Paul Italy Germany Berlin Wall

Mathias To Speak To Commissioners

Congressman Mathias to headline the Maryland County Commissioners Association winter meeting in Baltimore. He will speak at 12 30 p m January 15 at the Emerson Hotel on urban problems. Other speakers include John S Shriver George A Grier and State Senator H Winship Wheatley with officers to be elected in the afternoon session.

Charles McC. Mathias Jr Maryland County Commissioners Association Emerson Hotel Baltimore Mathias John S. Shriver State Fiscal Research Bureau George A. Grier Carroll County H. Winship Wheatley Prince Georges County Commissioners Association

Dallas Executive Urges Toleration for Dallas Future

Civic leader Stanley Marcus head of Nieman Marcus calls in a Dallas Morning News ad for toleration of differing views for the city’s health. He warns against absolutism, urges self-examination of faults and assets, cites Dallas growth and enduring motivators during the past 30 years amid a backdrop of Kennedy’s assassination and OswaldRuby events. Also notes local club meetings, engagements, and area social news around Damascus, Braddock Heights, and Germantown.

Dallas Stanley Marcus Nieman-Marcus Dallas Morning News Marcus Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Jack Ruby

Canadians top list of most talkative people says survey

A survey shows Canadians average 613.4 telephone calls per person per year, followed by Americans at 556.6 and Icelanders at 527.1. The next meeting is scheduled January 4 with events running 8 to 11 pm.

United States Joan Thomas Richard Ag Center Shirley Keiholtz Jim Rick Amer the Grain and Supply Co Ican Telephone & Telegraph Co

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