No Contest For 3 Offices 10 Candidates File
Ten candidates filed for county offices with the Board of Election Supervisors in Winchester Wall. The filing deadline is Tuesday night at 6 p.m. Three incumbents remain uncontested: Clerk of Circuit Court Ellis C. Wachter. County Treasurer Charlotte W. Yarrell. and State's Attorney Robert S. Rotherhefer. New filings include Irvin C. Brant Jr. for Register of Wills, Mildred S. Fisher, Virginia A.C. Anders for Judge of Orphans Court, Charles E. Collins, C. Gordon Smith, Wallace E. Hutton for County Commissioner, Lorene W. Bowlus, Charles W. Muma for County Commissioner, Herbert L. Daugherty, and William B. Crum for State Central Committees. Contests are forming in both parties.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Wall
Ellis C. Wachter
Charlotte W. Yarrell
Robert S. Rothenheefer
Irvin C. Brant Jr
Register of Wills
Mildred
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Carroll H. Kehne
Lloyd R. Stup
J. Norman Flax
Russell Z. Horman
Bruce E. Crum
James L Ewing
Austin C. Powell
John O. Ramsburg
Joseph J. Coady
David H. Brown
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Francis C. Harshman
Samuel V. Palmer
Fisher
Anders
William M. Houck
George B. Stupp
E. Earl Remsberg
Lemuel D. Keller
House of Delegates
Crummell P. Jacobs
Denver J. Shook
Horace M. Alexander
Thomas M. Eeichelberger
Frederick News reporter W. Hopwood dies at 41
William Irving Hopwood 41 veteran Frederick News and Post reporter died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in New York City he was the son of May I New Hopwood and the late William Isaac Hopwood. He lived in Maryland 20 years and belonged to the Eagles Club Am vets and the Chamber of Commerce. Survived by his wife Deborah and son William James, he resided at Burkittsville. Funeral at Dailey Funeral Home 1 am Wednesday.
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William Irving Hopwood
Frederick News and Post
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New York City
May I. New Hopwood
William Isaac Hopwood
Maryland
Eagles Club
The
Amvets
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Baltimore News - American
Deborah Donecho Hopwood
William James
Burkittsville
Dailey Funeral Home
North Market Street
Frederick County Gets 569,129 From State Income Tax Share
Frederick County received 569,129 as its share of the state income tax revenue distributed for the fiscal year ending Thursday. A June 16 statewide distribution for 1965 returns was led by Frederick figures and broken down by towns, with Brunswick and Thurmont among the recipients. The county received 129,164 on June 16, while the year’s total to municipalities was 153,086 and to county commissioners 416,045 for a grand total of 569,129.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
Brunswick
Burkitsville
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
New Market
Rosemont
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Mrs Lorene Bowlus Candidate for County Commissioner
Mrs Lorene W Bowlus announces candidacy for county commissioner as a Republican. Wallace E Hut ton runs in the Democratic primary for the same office. See complete stories on page 5.
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Lorene W. Bowlus
Wallace E. Hutton
Tammy Davis Reaches Hurdles Semifinals At AAU Meet
Tammy Davis of Tennessee State powered into the 80 meter hurdles semifinals at the National AAU Track Meet held at Thomas Johnson High School amid heat and 300 spectators. Davis clocked 11.2 seconds, trailing Mamie Rallins 11.1 in early heats, with Jenny Wingerson and Violet Dunn close behind. The day also featured high jump records, javelin marks, and multiple sprint wins as young athletes from Frederick TC and regional clubs posted strong performances.
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Bucky Summershows
Mamie Rallins
Carey
Youth Foundation
Chicago
Tammy
Canada
Jenny Wingerson
Violet Dunn
Los Angeles
Cherrie Sherrard
San Francisco
Diane Waters
Frederick Track and Field Club
Barbara Friedrich
Asbury
New Jersey
Comets
Sue Tribole
Doreen Murrell
Daisy Booker
Luann Gilmore
Brunswick educator seeks Democratic State Central seat
Herbert L. Daugherty of Brunswick a teacher and coach at Brunswick High School and owner of Coach's Drive In announces his bid for the Democratic State Central Committee. A 37 year old member of the Young Democratic Club he says he will support party unity and assist local chairmen in organizing groups.
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Herbert Daugherty
Central Committee
Herbert L. Daugherty
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Democratic State Central Committee
Daugherty
Coach's Drive In
Democratic Party
The
Young Democratic Club
Young Citizens For Johnson
July Fourth Holiday Sees Peak Auto Toll On Open Roads
Chicago AP report notes millions of motorists hit highways for a 78-hour weekend as 31 deaths occur in early hours. Alabama counts 24 deaths in a 24 hour span with 11 Negro migrant workers among the victims. National Safety Council predicts 5 to 610 more deaths over the period. 91 million vehicles registered are on the road, expected to travel 9.5 billion miles.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Alabama
Ozark
Huntsville
Safety Council
Reserve seats for AAU track finale at Johnson High
One thousand two hundred reserve seat tickets go on sale tonight for the National AAU Women's and Girls Track and Field Championship at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. A parade begins at 6 p.m. from the Maryland School for the Deaf and travels north on Market Street to the school for the final session.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland School For the Deaf
Market Street
Cherrie Sherrard A AAU Track Star Fights to Lower Record
Cherrie Parish Sherrard of Oakland CaliforniaDefending champion in women events at the AAU meet She is a 27-year-old housewife mother and school teacher holder of the American record for the 80 meter hurdles She has competed in all AAU national meets since 1959 except 1963 when her son Mike was born Mike often stays with his grandmother during meets Sherrie hopes to lower the 80 meter hurdles mark from 10 8 seconds She is a member of the AAU national teams in 1961 62 64 and 65 and recently was within one tenth of a second of the world record in the 60 yard dash on the indoor circuit.
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Cherrie Parish Sherrard
Oakland
Calif
Cherrie
Sherrard
Mike
Bob
California
Denver
Col
Verdict Reached In Klan Case
Federal jurors reached a verdict in the Ku Klux Klan case against three defendants Joseph Sims Cecil Myers and George Turner charged with conspiring to violate Negro civil rights The verdict was kept secret by Judge William Bootle and would be announced after next week’s trial of three more Klansmen The cases reference the July 11 1964 killing of Lemuel Penn near Athens.
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Athens
U.S
William A. Bootle
Bootle
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil W. Myers
George H. Turner
Lemuel A. Penn
Washington
Cannon Salute Planned at Fort Detrick for Independence Day
Fort Detrick in Frederick will join all military bases in firing a 7 mm cannon salute at noon Monday to honor Independence Day. Fort Military Police will fire 58 shots, about every 150 seconds, with one shot for each state in the union.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick
Fort Military Police
Union
Four U S Aircraft Down In Viet Nam Naval Battle
U S Navy planes sank four North Vietnamese torpedo boats after they attacked an American destroyer in heavy fighting 38 miles off North Viet Nam. Eighteen naval aircraft took part, and 19 enemy survivors were rescued. Westmoreland hailed a turning tide with a string of victories and rising military power, though a long road remains.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hancock
Constellation
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
North
Viet Nam
William ¢. Westmoreland
No Paper Monday Independence Day Notice
The Frederick News will not publish Monday in observance of Independence Day. The editorial office will be open Monday at 4 PM, while business offices resume Tuesday at their usual times.
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Frederick
Coady Seeks Central Committee Post
Joseph J. Coady an investigator for the Department of Motor Vehicles announces his bid for a central committee post. A former member and secretary from 1954 to 1958 he also served as trial magistrate 1959 to 1961 resigning then. He urged open meetings and public notification of job openings to ensure qualified candidates and welcomes resident input.
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Joseph J. Coady
Department of Motor Vehicles
Democratic State Central Committee
Coady
Central Committee
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Takoma Park
Julie Farr
Ohio
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Columbus
Atoms New York Track Club
Friedrich
Christie Smallwoot
Kathy Hammond
Wills Spikettes
Donna Jackson
Westport Conn
Demnise Paschal
Pennetta Glenn
Compton Calif
Debbie Thompson
Maren Seidler
Atlanta Ga
Miss Seidler
Georgia Johnson
Metro Track Club
Barbara McBride
Ranee Kletchka
Nebraska
Dino Lowery
Detroit
Frederick TC
Becky Alderman
Wyoma Tyus
Ward
Associated Press
By Marie Howell
Marie Howet
Commie
Joseph J. Comly
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