Republicans Seek Brain Trust To Unite Divided Party
Washington AP reports Republicans, bruised since the 1964 election, aim to forge a broad guiding plan. Dirksen and Ford propose a coordinating committee to align 5 presidential candidates, 11 Senate and House leaders, governors and party officials, seeking a shared direction after years of internal splits. The move follows the party’s erosion under Johnson and Goldwater’s 1964 loss, with questions if leaders will cede policy writing to the proposed brain trust.
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City Police List Three Accidents
A Frederick motorist, Ernest Nash er, 57, was charged with failing to stop for a stop sign after his eastbound car on West Second Street collided with Charles Crist’s southbound vehicle on West College Terrace. Both cars sustained $250 in damage. A second crash on East Patrick Street injured Albertine Baker, 27, and Jeffrey Bane, 20, with Baker’s 1961 car costing $75 in damage and Bane’s 1955 sedan $40, both heading east on Patrick Street. A third collision on East Second Street involved Clyde Hauver, 43, who struck a parked car owned by Theodore Jowan-
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Brunswick
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December 1964 Retail Tax Take Shows Yearly Gain
State Comptroller Lows L Goldstein reported December 1964 retail sales tax receipts totaling 9 652 114 21 with 9 518 863 81 from monthly returns and 133 250 40 from assessments. The month rose 741 percent from a year earlier but missed the monthly estimate by 153 656. Year to date receipts exceed the estimate by 73 118. Cigarette stamp sales in December reached 35 145 000, up from 34 138 000 last year, a gain of 1 007 000 or 2 95 percent. stamps valued at 2 003 265 versus 1 945 866. Brunswick Town Council to meet tonight. Mayor Cummings says no major business.
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L Goldstein
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Tawes Seeks Maryland Open Space and Forest Plan
Governor Tawes urged a statewide open spaces plan and a master development plan at a Mid-Atlantic golf course superintendents meeting. He linked rising leisure time to needs for outdoor recreation facilities, outlining a forest and parks plan forecasting 1976 needs and 2000 requirements.
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Western Maryland Canoeing Institute Highlighted Meeting
Western Maryland schedules Institute in biology and chemistry at Western Maryland College from June 28 to August 6. Dr. Harwell P. Sturdivant leads the NSF sponsored program praised by evaluators. The brief also notes club canoeing cruises and annual membership drive with officer elections and refreshments.
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Gramson Bader
Buckeystown
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Warren Evans
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GI Loan Guaranty Deadline Coming
Korean Conflict veterans face their first GI loan guaranty deadline this month. F E Quinn of the Balti more VA Regional Office warns that eligibility expires Jan 31 1965 for those with shorter periods of service. Loan applications must reach the VA before entitlement ends.
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Bagdad Desert Town Ends Long Dry Spell Record
Bagdad California endured a record drought from October 1912 to November 1914, a stretch of 767 days marked as the longest dry spell in the United States with no significant rainfall in the desert town.
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Bagdad
United States
Hospital Workers Strike Prompts 150 Job Takeover Ads
FAIRMONT WVa AP Advertisements ran in two Fairmont papers on Monday seeking workers to replace 150 striking Fairmont General Hospital staff who walked out last Saturday in a dispute over union recognition with the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union AFL CIO. The walkout involves orderlies nurses aides laundrymen and other custodial staff. The second item notes a St Louis Cardinals owner and jewelry theft at St Louis airport.
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Afl-Cio
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Jewelry Lost Recovered After Lucky Break in St Louis
ST. LOUIS Mo AP A daughter of Augusta Busch Jr president of Anheuser Busch nearly loses jewelry valued at 11920 before a lucky break returns the valuables. The incident highlights the thin margin between loss and recovery for a prominent family in Missouri.
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Carlota Busch
Castro Considers Visit To U M For UN Assembly
Havana reports Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro may visit New York for the United Nations General Assembly but has not decided. He last attended an assembly session in 1960. The piece also notes the origin of the expression laugh up one's sleeve dating to 16th century royal courts.
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Fidel Castro
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United Nations General Assembly
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