The News January 7 1964 Page Four
Frederick daily paper details subscription rates and publication data for The News Frederick Maryland. It notes the paper is published by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Co at 2 North Court Street and provides pricing for mail and carrier delivery. The notice lists circulation membership and AP republication rights.
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Low U S strik es in 1963 show moratorium in big industries
US labor data for 1963 reveal fewer strikes, especially in steel automobile textiles and construction as foreign competition and lower costs shift leverage. Wages and prices rise in Western Europe and Japan may lift American unions to press for new demands. Smaller firms and some sectors fared worse like maritime shipping and missile sites. The pattern suggests a mellowing of union management tensions since the 1959 steel strike.
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New York Health Chief Links Smoking to Lung Cancer Deaths
Dr George James New York Commissioner of Health told Mayor Robert F Wagner that cigarette smoking caused about 70 percent of 2238 male lung cancer deaths in New York City last year. The report places lung cancer among the ten leading diseases in the metropolis. Wagner himself is noted as a three pack a day smoker.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Letters To The Editor On Changes In Past Fifty Years
A reader compares life in 1910 and 1963, noting snow, sleigh rides, and alcohol in earlier times versus modern concerns. The piece cites five county commissioners in 1910, three in 1963, crowded warped boards, water permits, and school consolidations with fewer meetings.
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Reflections On Old and New Schools And A Fatal Burn
A 1964 letter recalls the 1910 consolidated school era when daily prayers and Bible instruction were common and students learned basic measurements. It contrasts bygone schooling with 1963 experiences showing changed access to professionals, then reports a Williamsport area fire fatality in Smithsburg where 88-year-old Margaret Haribaugh was burned drinking in a cigarette incident, with state police investigating.
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Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Margaret Katherine Haribaugh
South Main Street
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Fifty years ago Frederick papers reported 527 deaths in 1913 with 19 in the city and 336 in the county. A Waynesboro broker’s cave near Pen Mar Park drew little excitement. County Treasurer Cramer said about $10,000 passed over the counter yesterday and City Register Nico demus cited roughly $1,200 collected. Frederick fire companies Juniors and Uniteds held annual meetings. spending last year was $5,616 with officers elected. Chinew Washington Street School opened for classes after vacation. nine of ten rooms prepared. Frederick representatives to Maryland Legislature departed for Annapolis. Nelson chairs with Busard Brust Belt Wachter as delegates. Mathias Frederick County’s senator.
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Pen Mar Park
Cramer
Nicodemus
Uniteds
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I. N. Loy
J. Crimmins
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F. B. Sappington
Robert A. Bennett
G. H. Worthington
Albert
General Assembly
Markell H. Nelson
George H. Bussard
August T. Brust
McGill Belt
Eugene A. Wachter
J. P. T. Mathias
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago stems from The News-Post Files
The 1944 review notes President Roosevelt’s vow of decisive war actions and local issues. Frederick’s Fishing Creek Reservoir nears full capacity, surpassing post drought levels. Bank of Brunswick cashier William Ray retires after 28 years. Emory V. Frye becomes cashier. The mayor and Aldermen order water shutoffs for eleven delinquents with overdue rent notices.
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Fishing Creek
William ©. Ray
Bank of Brunswick
Emory V. Frye
Board of Aldermen
Civitan speaker recalls eight day Russia tour
Miss Louise Doty Frederick Community College English instructor spoke at the Civitan Club dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She described an eight day trip through Germany Yugoslavia Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania and Russia. She noted indoctrination, government control over workers and products, border guides, limited photography, and housing shortages with low rents.
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Frederick Community College
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Russia
Frankfort
Germany
Yugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Romania
Works Progress Administration
America
Anti Castro Group Claims New Support in Miami
The anti Castro organization led by Manuel Artime, 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion leader, said it can carry to Cuba a freedom war in 1964 and has found needed support per Cesar Baro of the Revolutionary Recovery Movement. Reports say the movement has units in Central America. Cyprus Agrees to UN Observer for Truce in Mediterranean.
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Fla
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Cesar Baro
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Central America
Chamber Music Draws Wide Protest From All Walks Of Life
A New York based feature notes a postwar rise in amateur chamber music, with doctors, traveling salesmen, and retirees joining local ensembles. It highlights the RCMP directory listing thousands of players, from oboes to cellos, ready for informal collaboration across the United States and beyond.
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ACMP
W. 67Th &T
New York City
RCMP
Helen Rice
Bethoven
Brahms
Camping
Convicted Of Drunken Driving In Md Court
A Frederick man William Russell Koontz 56 of Madison street was found guilty of drunken driving and fined 100 dollars plus costs in Magisterates Court before Stanley Y Bennett. He was arrested April 8 on U S 40 east by Trooper Byron L Hubble and his car found straddling a drainage ditch. Koontz testified he had vodka on the way to Ridgeville and back and felt a spell coming on. Dr A G Bourne Jr said Koontz illness could mimic intoxication. An appeal was noted. Harold Thomas Dorsey 35 of New Market was also found guilty of failing to drive to the right of center and fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
William Russell Koontz
Madison Street
U.S. 40 East
Byron L. Hubble
Koontz
A. G. Bourne Jr
Harold Thomas Dorsey
New Market
Dorsey
MD. 144
Th. Top E. Barnes
Motorist Is Found Guilty In Local Court
Richard Lee Bloom 27 of Westminster was found guilty of failing to drive to the right of center. A companion case held that Mrs Katherine Wallace White was not guilty of failing to give a proper turn signal. Bloom was fined 15 dollars plus costs for the December 20 accident on Maryland Route 26 west of Mt. Pleasant. Trooper Edward W Lennox reported Bloom passed White on the left as she prepared a left turn. H Reese Shoemaker represented Mrs White.
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Westminster
Stanley Y. Bennett
Bloom
Katherine Wallace White
White
MD. 26
Mt. Pleasant
Edward W. Lennox
Mrs. White
Korea to Get U.S. Farm Surpluses
Seoul reports the United States tentatively agrees to ship 400000 tons of American farm surpluses to South Korea as the initial shipment under the 1964 surplus farm commodities program.
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Seoul, Korea
United States
South Korea
Rev Markley’s Car Hit By Truck In Chambersburg
The former Middletown Valley minister Rev Ray mond L Markley of Chambersburg Pa had his car damaged beyond repair when a garbage truck, after colliding with another auto, left the street and struck the Markley vehicle near the Keefer home. The impact sent the car onto the sidewalk as Rev and Mrs Markley prepared to depart.
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Chambersburg
Raymond L. Markley
Myersville
Markley Auto
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Mrs. Markley
Keefer
Hagerstown Wins $4 747 in Brosius Suit
City of Hagerstown awarded 4747 by Circuit Court Judge D K McLaughlin after ruling Brosius Homes owed for sewer excavation. Brosius counter sued for 25000. judge allowed 138 of that claim. Contractor found improper excavation by the developer halted work, city argued.
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Attorney Pleads Innocent To Bribe in Maryland Case
Silver Spring attorney Thomas Schmidt, 43, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge James H. Pugh in Montgomery County Circuit Court. He is charged with offering a $50,000 bribe to B Houston McCeney to secure help in obtaining commercial zoning for land. Schmidt is free on bond as the case proceeds to trial.
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Magee Atoening
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Deaths of Thomas and Watkins in Frederick area
Death notices for Guy C. Thomas of Frederick County and Myrtie Estelle Watkins of Emmitsburg detail their deaths after illnesses. Thomas, 76, formerly married to Clara Diller Thomas, leaves multiple relatives and a funeral at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with Rev. Wilhelm. Watkins, 60, a retired teacher and Honduran educator, leaves a daughter and son, with funeral at Trinity Church Emmitsburg and interment Bethesda Church cemetery.
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Guy C. Thomas
Guy Clifton Thomas
Clara Helen Diller Thomas
G. Peart Thomas
West 12Th Street
Frederick County
George C
Lillie Jane Thomas
Frederick
G. Pearl Thomas
Eva M
Thomas
U S Demands Easing Of Soviet Restrictions
U S negotiators urged broadening Soviet travel and information flows at the start of two year talks on the cultural exchange accord. Ambassador Kohler pressed for more tour access and two way person exchange while Romanovsky opposed foreign private contact controls.
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Mrs Johnson goes to coal country for speech visit
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson flies to Pennsylvania to address miners unemployed towns and attend the dedication of a new research center at Wilkes College Wilkes Barre built with federal funds and Ford Foundation support The center studies training needs to attract new industries and create jobs in the anthracite region
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Wilkes College
Wilkes - Barre
Ford Foundation
Funeral Notices for Five Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Annie May Corun at 2 p.m. Monday at 106 East Church Street with Pastor Ered Bernhard officiating. Interment followed in Lutheran Cemetery, Jefferson. Pallbearers were her grandsons Charles Crouse Kenneth Shaff Lloyd Shaff Floyd Smith Meredith Crouse Raymond Crouse. Also remembered are Ernest T. Cover 77 of Winfield buried at McKendree Cemetery Cooksville with Rev. David J. Markey officiating. Harry Edward Goodman of 412 Middle Street with services at Hicks Funeral Home and military rites from Fort Detrick. Myra L. Owings formerly of Woodbine buried at Morgan Chapel Cemetery with Rev. Maurice Vineyard and Rev. F. Reed Isaacs. all served by local funeral directors.
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Annie May Corun
Lewis Corun
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Ered Bernhard
Pleasant View
Ernest T. Cover
Winfield
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
David E
Laura J. Cover
Gertrude Cover
Barbara Barnes
David J. Markey
McKendree Cemetery
Cooksville
Charles Hoff Jr
Albert Brown
Jay W. Conaway
John S. Barnes
Augustus Barnes
Robert W. Haight
C. M. Waltz
Harry Edward Goodman
Middle Street
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Hicks Funeral Home
C. B. Jackson
Samuel Jones
James Brown
Wine Hammond
Aaron K. Ogle
Ralph C. Thomas
Waltz
Myra L. Owings
Woodbine
University Hospital
Baltimore
Maurice Vineyard
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
F. Reed Isaacs
Morgan Chapel
Edwin Harrison
F. M. Pickett
Edward Fleming
Ollie Fleming
Henry Elms
B. C. Mullinix
Scranton Proposes $1.168 Billion Budget Without Tax Increase
Gov William Scranton unveils a 1964 Pennsylvania budget of 1.168 billion dollars, up 59 million from prior, asserting no tax hike. He frames it as a growth plan funded partly by unused appropriations and higher revenues, aiming for an 18.75 million surplus after deficits and lapses.
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William Scranton
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Scranton
Olney Woman Charged With Murder in Husband Shooting
Ruth G. Dorsey, 44, of Olney Maryland faces murder charges after she allegedly shot her husband Nathan Dorsey in the chest during an argument early Sunday. Dorsey reportedly struck his wife during the dispute. she is held for a hearing.
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FBI Recovers $500000 in Historic Documents in Detroit
In Detroit the FBI announced the recovery of historical papers valued over 500000 dollars, including 50 letters by President James Monroe from 1818 to 1820. The items were seized from Robert Bradford Murphy and his wife Elizabeth, charged with interstate transportation of stolen property and theft of government property. Archivists from the National Archives and Wayne State University verified the originals.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Archives
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FBI
Robert Bradford Murphy
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Murphys
Bernard C. Brown
Phillip Bauer
Philip Mason
Wayne State University
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Monroe
Foxes Spend Christmas Weekend in Florida
Mr and Mrs John Fox and their son David of this city vacationed in Miami Florida over Christmas withfriends Mr and Mrs William A Connell owners of Connells Store in Seneca They flew by jet from Dulles International Airport In Florida they toured the Over Sea Highway and Key West Fox owns Foxs Sports and Bait Store on South Market Street.
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David
Miami
Fla
William A. Connell
Mrs. Connell
Connell
Seneca
Dulles International Airport
Florida
Over Sea Highway
Key West
Fox
South Market Street
Local residents taken ill and hospitalized in Frederick area
Among The Sick, Mr. Lester Luhn of RFD 6 Frederick fell on the ice Saturday night and broke his leg. He will be confined at home for about four months. Mrs. Bruce A. Bruchey of East Eighth Street has been a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since last Friday with several days more to remain. Mr. Russell Grams of Buckeystown is at University Hospital Baltimore to undergo surgery Friday. Mrs. Bertha A. Horine of RFD 4 Frederick moved from Frederick Memorial to Valley View Nursing Home in Middletown by ambulance. Mrs. Lacey Forney, a Frederick Memorial patient since November 22, moved to Vindobona Convalescent Home at Braddock Heights on Monday.
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Lester Luhn
Frederick
Bruce A. Bruchey
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bruchey
Russell Grams
Buckeystown
University Hospital
Baltimore
Bertha A. Horine
RFD
Valley View Nursing Home
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance
Lacey Forney
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
Davidson Dom wed in Taneytown Lutheran Church
Miss Diana Jean Davidson daughter of Ralph and (RFD 1 Westminster) married Stewart Nevin Dom son of Walter and (Taneytown) Dom in the Chapel of Trinity Lutheran Church Taneytown. Rev Howard W Miller officiated with Laura Dom maid of honor and Larry Clabaugh as best man. After a reception at the bride's home, the couple plans to reside in Bainbridge after their wedding trip.
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Diana Jean Davidson
Ralph Davidson
RFD
Westminster
Stewart Nevin Dom
Walter
Dom
Taneytown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Howard W. Miller
Laura Dom
Larry Clabaugh
Bainbridge
World’s least briny Baltic Sea compared with Red Sea
The Baltic Sea holds only seven parts of salt per thousand water, far less than the Red Sea’s 42. The text notes that 6 million people work in various jobs to supply United States farmers, with the line ending as Nieswrena e.
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