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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1964

Page

11

Lodge Seeks Enduring Fight Over Barry Goldwater

Washington AP dispatch reports Henry Cabot Lodge vows to fight what he calls cockeyed doctrine to the end of the Republican Convention roll call on behalf of Gov. William Scranton. He hints at strategies to block Goldwater, urges party unity, and cites delegate realities amid broader Southeast Asia commentary by Dean Rusk.

Washington Henry Cabot Lodge William W. Scranton Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Lodge Pennsylvania Scranton National Press Club U.S South Viet Nam Republican Party Ike Goldwater Illinois New Jersey Delaware Len Everett M. Dirksen Senate United States South Viet’ Nam Dean Rusk Southeast Asia Rusk

Test of new water source under 48 hour flow trial

Trout proposes a 48 hour flow test for a potential new water source with a test pump to be installed this week and results reported promptly. The article notes a billion watt plant would need 98,000 coal cars or 462 million gallons of oil for a year’s fuel.

Trout

Congressional Inquiry Into Food Strike

A congressional inquiry into the Maryland supermarket dispute was announced by Rep. James Roosevelt. The labor subcommittee will hold hearings July 21 22 and 23 with witnesses from the Retail Clerks Union seven food chains and the National Labor Relations Board.

Washington Maryland James Roosevelt D-Calif National Labor Relations Board Roosevelt Robert H. Moore U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service Afl-Cio Retail Clerks International Association Acme Circuit Court Wilson K. Barnes U.S. District Court Roszel C. Thomlsen

May June Driest In Del. Since 1892

The combined May and June months were the driest for Delaware since Weather Bureau records began in 1892. climatologist W. Os Moyer of Maryland and Delaware noted total rainfall under 1.42 inches for the two months, with May the all time driest and June near a record low after 1954.

Baltimore Delaware Weather Bureau W. Os, Moyer Maryland Moyer

Walkersville Imposes Emergency Water Ban and Drilling Bids

Walkersville Town Council declared a temporary water ban due to reservoir levels dropping seven inches in two days. The ban covers sprinkling car washing and street cleaning and remains until further notice. The council also announced bids for test drilling wells with Austin Keyser of Yellow Springs submitting the low bid of 1 901 for six inch wells and an eight inch cased well. A first test at Eyler property failed. a second at Chestnut Farms Creamery site reached 163 feet with water deemed sufficient, and a 100 gallon per minute pump will be installed at that location.

Burgess Gilmore Trout Walkersville Burgess Trout Trout Austin Keyser Yellow Springs Eyler Chestnut Farms Creamery Pennsylvania Avenue

American History Spotlight of Key Dates and Births

Highlights include 1776 British fleet lands in New York Harbor and Staten Island, 1862 Lee’s retreat at Malvern Hill ending the Peninsula Campaign, 1881 Garfield shot in Washington, 1921 peace with Germany and Austria ending World War I, and 1963 Soviet spy arrests. Today notes ornithologist Robert Ridgway born 1850 and death in 1929. Robert Galbraith Dunlop also listed.

New York Harbor Staten Island Lee Malvern Hill Peninsula Garfield Washington, D.C Baltimore & Ohio RR Charles J. Guiteau Hardin Congress Germany Austria FBI Soviet Union New York City Robert Ridgway Mount Carmel Ill US National Museum Ridgway North and Middle America Galapagos Archipelago Robert Galbraith Dunlop

Notable Births of Public Figures Highlighted

The notice lists executives and prominent scientists born in major cities: Sun Oil Co. executive born in Boston, Robert Edward Gross surgeon born in Baltimore, Hans Bethe physicist born in Strasbourg, Robert W. Sarnoff of NBC born in New York City, and baseball player Chuck Stobbs born in Wheeling West Virginia. Each entry notes age ranges from 35 to 59 years.

Sun Oil Co Boston Robert Edward Gross Baltimore Hans Albrecht Bethe Strassburg Alsace - Lorraine Robert W. Sarnoff National Broadcasting Co New York City Charles Chuck) Stobbs Wheeling W. Va

Eisenhowers Leave Walter Reed After Exam Stay

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Ann left Walter Reed Army Medical Center Wednesday afternoon after an overnight stay for one of his periodic examinations. They were guests at a private dinner Tuesday night hosted by Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Heaton.

Washington Dwight _D. Eisenhower Walter Reed ‘Army Medical Center Eisenhower Leonard Heaton

Defense requests rejected in cosmo trick case

In Douglas Isle of Man defense requests for a directed verdict of acquittal were rejected. Rose Heilbron said she would stand on her submission that the prosecution had not presented a case. No witnesses were called. The jury is to hear the judge's summary today. Defendants are Frank Brennan O'Neill 49 Las Vegas Raymond Gavilan 45 Key West William Herman Paris 39 Las Vegas and Arthur Pershing Anderson 23 Baltimore accused of defrauding the casino.

Douglas Isle OF Man Rose Heilbron Frank Brennan O'Neill Las Vegas Nev Raymond Gavilan Key West Fla William Herman Paris Arthur Pershing Anderson Baltimore

Township approves topless swim ban in White Lake beaches

The White Lake Township Board voted unanimously to require swimsuits made of opaque fabric covering all private parts. The ordinance applies to public and charged private beaches and pools with violations punishable by up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail for females over eight.

Pontiac White Lake Township

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