Frederick Daily News Summary July 1 1964
Local Frederick newspaper issue from July 1 1964 features subscription prices and mailing rates. Publishing details include association with the Associated Press and standard post office designation. The page emphasizes regular delivery and legal notices typical of a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pig 4& Mfg
North Court
Frederick
Carrer
Andrasu
Orieulations
Associated “ Press
Associated” Press
Wil AP
Frederick Ag
Ppd Beers Stee Es
Ten Critical Days for Republicans Before San Francisco Convention
Republicans in Congress face pivotal days as they work to pass the civil rights bill, renew the excise tax, and set 1964 party direction. The period determines whether the party sustains a civil rights and tax cut legacy or drifts into internal clashes ahead of the national convention.
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Congress
San Francisco
Johnson
House
Senate
Cabinet
Judiciary
Civil Service
Postal Service
Dual School System Warns of Federal Erosion
Harold Gores of Educational Facilities Laboratory warned at the Educational Writers Association meeting in Seattle that the United States risks two separate school systems if public schools fail to educate economically and culturally deprived youth. He argued federal training programs could supplant local schooling, urging thorough local action to avoid federal intervention.
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United States
Harold Gores
Educational Facilities Laboratory
Educational Writers Association
University of Washington
Seattle
Gores
Drivers Charged After Accident in Martinsburg
Two Monday afternoon accidents in Martinsburg caused about 500 dollars in damage and led to two out of state drivers being charged. Claude T. Droneburg of Frederick Maryland failed to yield at Maple avenue and Stephen street, while Rudolph W. Schrock of Hagestown Maryland was charged with failure to keep his vehicle under control after a rear impact on South Queen street.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Maple Avenue
Stephen Street
Claude T. Droneburg
Frederick
Coral Nichols
Boyd Avenue
Charles Fishell
RFD
South Queen Street
Rudolph W. Schrock
Hagerstown
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Highlights July 1914 Items
In 1914 Frederick notes include plans by I G F Smith of Woodsboro to open a branch for Rosebud Perfume Co in Frederick, a record 44 marriage licenses in June, and continued support for free summer band concerts with a $100 city appropriation. The city borrows $10,000 to cover interest, raising floating debt to $45,000, and an Anti Fly campaign rewards participants with coins and a doll prize for delivering dead flies to chairman Mrs. A Kemp Keefer.
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I. G. F. Smith
Woodsboro
Erieinde
Rosebud Perfume Company
Frederick
Circuit Court
Harry W. Bowers
Ciy
Board of Aldermen
A Kemp Keefer
West Second Street
Ruth Laonhardt
Water Street
Twenty Years Ago Highlights July 1 1944 News
U S broke relations with Finland over its Nazi linked alliance. Frederick City and County faced near 100 degree heat with a 98 degree official high. British troops created a salient in Normandy between the Odon and Orne rivers as Rommel redeployed reserves and suffered heavy counter attacks. Monica Prall Hood College professor receives two year leave to serve overseas with Near East Foundation and UNRRA.
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United States
Finland
Frederick
Odon
Orne
Supreme Headquarters
Rommel
Realtor Title Correction Letter to the Editor
A Maryland real estate group demands a correction to a News article headlined Realtor Sentenced. They state Carl A Robinson is not a Realtor and the term Realtor is restricted to active members of local boards. They request a formal correction and offer staff clarification on proper use of the term.
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Carl A. Robinson
Insfirm
Addison Realty Corporation
Wee Avenue
Baltimore
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards
Frederick Board of Realtors
Erik S. Florander
MD. Ass'n of
Real Estate Boards
Fountain Park Turns From Town Pride To Eyesore
An August 1949 Baker Park feature recalls a 25 year effort to transform an unsightly meadow marsh into a civic showplace. The park’s entrance is now described as eye bursting rather than eye appealing, marking a sharp decline from its ambitious origins.
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Baker Park
Willis Johnson Appointed Park Ranger Naturalist at Wind Caves
Willis Donald Johnson, nephew of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hicksard of Ballenger Creek road, was appointed Park Ranger Naturalist at Wind Caves National Park Hot Springs D D for the summer. He is a Howard University senior majoring in zoology and son of Mrs Sylvia Hicks Johnson of Annapolis.
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Willis Donald Johnson
Charles E. Hicksard
Ballenger Creek Road
Wind Caves National Park
Hot Springs
D.D
Department of Interior
Howard University
Washington
Willis
Sylvia Hicks Johnson
Annapolis
Fear 20 Dead In Offshore Rig Explosion
Morgan City La AP a shallow gas pocket sparked a massive blast and fire on the C P Baker offshore rig killing twenty. Two bodies recovered while eighteen others are missing possibly aboard the wreck 72 miles off Louisiana coast. Survivors come from Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Alabama with victims from Bayou Vista and Lake Charles.
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Morgan City
L. C. Franks
C. P. Baker
Gulf of Mexico
Baker
Jack Bates
Reading and Bates Offshore Drilling Co
Louisiana
Don Demars
Bayou Vista
Ernest J. Schadler
Lake Charles
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Fourth of July events in Frederick area spotlight races and parade
Frederick hosts the 40th Frederick Fairground motorcycle races with time trials at 1 p.m. Saturday July 4. A July 5 horse show at Frederick Shopping Center opens at 9 a.m. Co sponsored by the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce and the New Market Hounds Hunt Club. Emmitsburg holds the fifth annual Scout Parade July 4 at 10:30 a.m. Floats by scout troops, flag ceremonies at the ball field, Rev. James Dulaney to speak, invocation by Rev. John Charles. Parade features multiple scout units and the Emmitsburg Municipal Band.
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Frederick
Frederick Fairground
Emmitsburg
U.S
Frederick Lion's Club
West Wain Street
US 15
James Dulaney
Mt. St. Mary's College
John Charles
Incarnation United Church of Christ
Scranton Calls Barry A Warmonger
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton denounced Senator Barry Goldwater as playing the warmongers game by proposing tactical nuclear use and Marines to seize Guantanamo. He argued Goldwater seeks warlike options while Eisenhower kept peace. Scranton spoke after Illinois GOP backing for Goldwater and moved on to Utah Washington and Oregon talks.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Les Goldwater
Guantanamo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Illinois
Washington
Oregon
United States
America
Arizona
Hospital Notes on Local Residents
Mr Boyd Kreh of South Jefferson Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday for observation and treatment. Mr Harl Compher of West Patrick Street is reported in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a medical patient.
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Boyd Kreh
South Jefferson Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harl Compher
West Patrick Street
Birthday greetings sweep through Watkins Acres and Park Forest
Mrs Charles N Yost of Watkins Acres marks her 20th birthday with well wishes from Mr and Mrs David H Myers and children Geoffrey and Diane of Park Forest Ill Family ties extend to Mr and Mrs Carl H Kent on Queen Street and Mr Myers parents in Westminster Also Frederick Post editor and sports writer Larry A Yanes of West Fourteenth Street is praised on his 19th birthday A note on aviation shows 135 commercial air craft accidents from 1959 1982 with propeller planes 97 and jets 38
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Charles N. Yost
Watkins Acres
David H. Myers
Geoffrey
Diane
Park Forest
Ill
Larry A. Yanes
West Fourteenth Street
Frederick Post
Parade event features scouts and band in Emmitsburg
Scout troops the Vigilant Hose Company and the band join a parade directed by Officer Wilmer Law of Emmitsburg to manage traffic. After flag ceremonies the Girl Scouts will play the Boy Scouts in a softball game.
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Wilmer Law
Emmitsburg
Deaths in Frederick area newspaper notice span
Claude E Etzler 71 of 26 Hamilton Ave died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He leaves wife Lucille, daughter Jane, granddaughter Connie, sisters in Westminster York and Libertytown, brother Charles, and many nieces. Retired 1958 from William D. Bowers Lumber Co. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Salomone Funeral Home with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. Lonie W Purkey 51 husband of Helen purkey died at home in Germantown. Born Sneadville TN, survived by seven children, two sisters, two brothers, two grandchildren. Services Friday 10:30 am at Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus. interment Jennings Chapel. Mrs Isabelle Phillips 96 formerly of Creagerstown died in Gratto Va at Newman Convalescent Home. Survived by son Carroll Phillips Washington. Funeral Friday 2 pm at Creager Funeral Home. interment Creagerstown Cemetery. Harry C Perry Sr 67 of Marylander Rest Home Gaithersburg died after illness. Survived by multiple children in Gaithersburg Silver Spring and other towns, brother George M Perry. Funeral Friday 2 pm at Grace Methodist Church Gaithersburg. interment Mt Olivet. Mrs Blanche Marie Weaver 63 of Boonsboro died at Washington County Hospital after one week. Survived by husband Edward L Weaver and children Melvin and Russell, two daughters-in-law, 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at A K Coffman Funeral Home. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm today.
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Claude E. Etzler
Claude Ellsworth Etzler
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James and
Laura Carter Etzler
Lucille Warfield Etzler
Jane Etzler Stull
Connie Jane Stull
Joseph Langdon
Westminster
John S. Messler
York
John W. Albaugh
Libertytown
Charles Etzler
Towson
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Calvary Methodist Church and Leaders Bible Class
V.F.W
The
American Legion
Salamone
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lonie W. Purkey
Helen M. Purkey
RFD
Germantown
Sneadville
Tennessee
Alfred and
Elizabeth Payne Purkey
Morristown
Shirley M. Kennedy
Eugene E
James P
Robert L
George Wayne
Joyce Ann
Uonie Richard Purkey
Arkie Ferguson
Ellicott City
Ethel Wolfe
Amos Purkey
Baltimore
Coy Purkey
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Jennings Chapel
Florence
John A. Phillips
Isabelle Phillips
Creagerstown
Newman Convalescent Home
Grattos
Phillips
Lutheran Church
Carroll Phillips
Washington
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Creagerstown Cemeery
Harry C. Perry
Harry Clay Perry
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Henry C
Katherine M. Perry
Perry
Nannie Bentz Perry
Robert Gartner
John Federline
Richard B. Perry
Paul Bowman
Lawrence B. Perry
Robert Wynne
John Harrison
Harry C. Perry Jr
Silver Spring
James F. Perry
Cedar Grove
Weldon Kennedy
David Perry
Gerald Stuart
Richard Bebee
Boyds
George M. Perry
Gartner Funeral Home
Diamond Avenue
Grace Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet
Edward L. Weaver
Blanche Marie Weaver
Edward L Weaver
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Jacob S
Virginia Mae Karnes Benner
Independent Church of
Littlestown
Vivian Winfield
Myersville
Betty Blickenstaff
Melvin Weaver
Russell Weaver
A. K
Gulliver life detector aims at Mars with sticky string probe
A device named Gulliver is planned to detect life on Mars by projecting strings coated with a sticky substance to collect soil particles and microorganisms for analysis.
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Mars
Recreation Survey Is Started In Maryland Pilot
ANNAPOLIS AP Plans have begun for a pilot project to survey present and potential outdoor recreation areas in Maryland. At a meeting with about 80 county and municipal officials, Interior Bureau of Outdoor Recreation representatives outlined the inventory set to be the national model. Maryland serves as the pilot state eligible for 50-50 federal matching funds for land acquisition planning and park development after the survey. The inventory covers county or state land of 10 acres or more and facilities in Baltimore Silver Spring Bethesda Dundalk and Hagerstown.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
John L. Sullivan
Bureau
Northeast Region
Baltimore
Silver Spring
Bethesda
Dundalk
Hagerstown
Civil War Display At Landis Store
A Civil War centennial medals display in Landis Jewelry Store window on South Market Street features medals plates and ribbons issued during the war. Frederick and Washington counties support the exhibit with an estimated value of five to ten thousand dollars. The Taylorsville Homemakers Club met in June at the Taylorsville Methodist Church with demonstrations on porch use and foundation garments.
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Landis Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Frederick
Washington
Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Taylorsville Homemakers Club
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Albert Byers
William Penn
Augustus Frizzell
Luke Webb
University of Maryland, College Park
Allenbury Playhouse
Boiling Springs
Typhoon Winnie Ravages Manila Area Leaving Many Homeless
Manila declared a calamity as Typhoon Winnie struck central Luzon with 90 to 95 mph winds. Reports list 40 dead though Red Cross cites 11. 275 injured and 376,897 homeless across affected cities and provinces. The Manila airport reopened after 36 hours, power and water remained scarce, and police worked to clear debris.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Red Cross
Luzon
Pacific
Manila International
U.S. Clark Air Force Base
U.S. Navy
Sangley Point
Bay
Navy
Manila Weather Bureau
South China Sea
Orchestra Leader Pierre Monteux Dies After Long Illness
Pierre Monteux aged 89, famed conductor born in France, died at his Hancock Maine home after a long illness. He led Ballet Russe in 1910, guided the French repertory at the Met from 1916 to 1919, led the Boston Symphony for five years, and commanded the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam for nine years.
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Hancock, Maine
Pierre Monteux
Monteux
David Michlin
Ballet Russe
France
United States
Metropolitan Opera
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Concertgebouw
Amsterdam Symphony
Gypsy Moth Escapes Containment Becomes Major Pest
The gypsy moths, introduced from Europe in 1869, escaped captivity and spread across the United States, evolving into a significant pest with ecological and economic impacts.
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U.S
Europe
Beginnings Residency at Frederick Memorial Hospital
James R. Stephan has started his residency in hospital administration at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He earned a psychology major and business minor from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter Minnesota in 1963 and is pursuing graduate work at the University of Minnesota. During the residency year he will live with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephens in Elm.
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James R. Stephan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stephan
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
University of Minnesota
Joseph Stephens
Elm
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