Seeing The Light on Castro and OAS Sanctions
President Castelo Branco shifts to support a mandatory sanctions resolution against Castro's Cuba as OAS members weigh action over Venezuela's disputed election. The debate centers on nonintervention and the need to defend neighboring nations from subversion and armed threats.
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Castelo Branco
Brazil
Organization of American States
Castro
Venezuela
OAS
Goulart
Mexico
Chile
Stained Independence Described as Gloomy by UN Chief
U Thant marked the Congo’s fourth independence anniversary with gloom as the last UN peacekeeping force left. He warned that four years of rebellion could lead to disintegration and ruin if dangers aren’t overcome, noting liberation could harm inhabitants if rushed. Tshombe, once Katanga’s secessionist, is now sought as a unifying figure, facing communist-led rebellions.
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Congo
U Thant
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Joseph Kasavubu
Tshombe
Test Driver Now 91 Drives 1907 Flyer in Reno
At 91 George Schuster grips the wheel of a 1907 Thomas Flyer and says it runs perfectly as the vintage car completes a back road spin near Reno The Flyer was built in 1907 and was driven by Schuster and partner E R Wagering in the spring of 1908 at Churchill Downs while racing in the era’s landmark events
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Reno
Nev
George
Schuster
Louisville, Ky
E. R
Thomas Auto Co
Churchill Downs
Paris
New York-Penns
Kentucky
New York
Schuster recalls epic New York Paris car challenge
Schuster, test driver for Thomas of Buffalo, recalls the 1908 New York to Paris race attempt. He captained the team through snow drifts across the United States to Alaska and Japan, then Russia where the transmission failed. The Thomas car was later restored by Bill Harrah and shipped to Reno as a pathfinder for another race.
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Paris
Schuster
United States
Alaska
Russia
Thomas Company
Bufffalo
N.Y
Montague Roberts
Thomas
New York City
Roberts
Cheyenne
Wyo
Linn Mathewson
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Valdez
Bering Strait
Siberia
Japan
T Wo
Vladivostok
Buffalo
Protos Auto
Hans Koeppen
Bill Harrah
Reno Janta
Flyer
Reno
Seattle
Wheat prices rise as new harvest starts at Frederick exchange
Fifty Years Ago items note wheat coming in and priced at 79 cents at the Frederick County Farmers' Exchange. A naval battle anniversary is cited, along with a B&O derailment near Barnesville disrupting traffic for hours. Ezra Houck Jr. works on Montevue Pike repairs, hauling stone for roadway needs.
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Frederick County
Barnesville
Brunswick
Ezra Houck JR
Montevue Pike
King Kong Keller to play Sunday games with Bushwick nine
CHARLES KING KELLER former New York Yankees outfielder at the U S Maritime Service training station Sheepshead Bay has permission to play Sunday games with semi pro Bushwick in New York. The American First Army advanced up to 24 miles on the Cherbourg peninsula in the opening hours of a savage attack. Private Joseph J Santangelo son of Joseph Santangelo Sr Hamilton Avenue writes of Pope Pius blessing his pictures during a five day Rome visit overseas since December he has seen action on the Italian front. Roger B Wolfe president of the Chamber of Commerce and oil distributor has been named to head the local Petroleum Industry War Council drive to inform the public about the black market impact on the war.
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Charles
King Kong) Keller
New York Yankees
U.S. Maritime Service
Sheepshead Bay
Bushwick Nine
New York
American First Army
Cherbourg
Joseph J. Santangelo
Joseph Santangelo
Hamilton Avenue
Rose Hart
Pope Pius
Rome
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce and Oil Company
Petroleum Industry War Council
Monument to airmen dedicated on Big Savage Mountain
A monument will be dedicated on Big Savage Mountain to three dead airmen two survivors and a community who aided the rescue The epitaph honors gallant U S Air Force personnel and local citizens The 1960 crash involved a B52 from SAC with two atomic weapons Maj McCormick and Maj Payne survived Capt Peedin also survived while Maj Townley and T Sgt Wooten died The ceremony features Brig Gen Swancutt SAC drill team and band and will be attended by the widows of the victims
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Grantsville
United States Air Force
United States
Strategic Air Command
Big Savage Mountain
Alleghenies
Thomas McCormick
Robert L. Payne
Air Force
Washington, D.C
McCormick
Parker C. Peedin
Civil Air Patrol
Maj
Robert Townley
Melvin Wooten
Wooten
Peedin
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
SAC
Service Mountain District
American Legion
U.S 40
William Miller
Named Supply Pastors Named for Myersville Parish Summer service
Rev Dr Robert E VanDeusen will serve as summer supply pastor for the Myersville Lutheran Parish July 26 to August 23, covering St Johns Church Hill St Marks Wolfsville and St Pauls Myersville while Rev W Merritt Brown travels to England with his family. Rev Carroll L Boyer will supply July 19. Mrs VanDeusen joins him. Brown family plan Middlesbrough England trip returning late August. Col J Monroe Johnston dies in Marion South Carolina former WWII transport head and ICC chairman. Dr Earl C Bach dies in Denver Lorretto Heights College drama head.
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Robert E. VanDeusen
Washington
Myersville
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
van Deusen
National Lutheran Council
Death notices of Hawkins Ingram Luby Windsor families
Multiple obituaries from Damascus Hanover and Frederick areas. Mrs Doris Hawkins 44 dies at home in Damascus. survivors include husband George W Hawkins Sr and three children. Mrs Hector Ingram 80 of Hanover dies after long illness. large family listed. John Webster Luby 81 of Frederick dies at Montevue Infirmary. seven daughters and three sons survive. Mrs Lucinda Windsor 65 of Damascus dies at Montgomery General Hospital. nineteen grandchildren and three sisters survive. Services and interment planned in local cemeteries.
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George W. Hawkins Sr
Doris A. Hawkins
George Wesley Hawkins Sr
Damascus
Baltimore
Clinton R. Peacock
Alice Bond Attalah
Norwich
Connecticut
Brown's Diner
Ridgeville
George Wesley Hawkins Jr
U. S. Army
Italy
Alice Mae Hawkins
Leroy B. Hawkins
Thomas W. Birch
Olin L. Molesworth
Wesley Grove Cemetery
Woodfield
Hector Ingram
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Mitchell County
N.C
Mary Etta Bowman
George W and
Maggie France Bowman
Oak View Baptist Church
Bredbecks
George W. Ingram
Taneytown
Clyde F. Atkins
Tellie T. Butler
Towson
Robert C
Silas M
Betty M. Hammer
New Oxford
Delphus H. Garvick
Dallas E
Dewey C
Littlestown
Richard L
Fred F
James 8. Watson Jr
Cockeysville
Sally Ingram
Oakdale
Bryant
Martha Mosley
Glen Rock
Romaine Putman
Bakersville
Lillian Mosley
Fred F. Feiser
J. C. Townsend
the Baptist Church
Manchester
John W. Luby
John Webster Luby
Middle Alley
Montevue Infirmary
Fannie Mac Carthail Luby
Frederick
Calvin and
Hester Brown Luby
Marsoline Brown
Aretha Grooms
Francis Weedon
Elizabeth Luby
Alverta Diggs
Hopehill
Harriet Brown
Fannie Mae Luby
Washington
Ernest Luby
John Calvin Luby
Daniel Luby
Kenneth Square
Mae Luby
Montclair
New Jersey
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
Robert L. Windsor
Lucinda W. Windsor
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Filmore C
Louise Elizabeth Lydard Watkins
Robert I. Windsor
Catherine Wallich
Capitol Heights
Doris E. Horton
Nellie Marie White
Alexandria
Harry F. Windsor
Clarence E. Windsor
William E. Windsor
Cedar Grove
Patriotism Faith and the Price of Tragedy on Independence Day
A reflective speech emphasizes faith in God as the core of American greatness, defines patriotism as faith hope and charity, and urges attitude changes to reduce highway deaths. It contrasts sacred life with reckless driving and laments the forgotten driver who causes a fatal crash.
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Congress
Ben Franklin
America
God
County Native In Hawaii Rebukes Mrs Murray
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B Finan met former Frederick County resident Duke Heatherly in Honolulu during the National Attorneys General Conference. Heatherly disputes Mrs Madalyn Murray’s claim that Hawaii’s Buddhist leaders are atheists while residents question her stay as a shelter from legal battles. A visitor comments Hawaii accepts her as a visitor but not as a shelter, while locals voice mixed reactions. The piece also notes camouflage cloth development associated with WWII era dyes from Natick Mass.
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Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Hawaii
Frederick County
Duke Heatherly
Honolulu
Creagerstown
Finan
Edward S. Digges
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Arkansas
Army May Change Battle Dress
Army and industry scientists study adaptive camouflage for uniforms that could shift color to green in jungles, sand in deserts, and white in the Arctic. A working system may be far off, but advances could make soldiers harder to spot in environments like Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viet Nam
Arctic
How They Voted Civil rights bill passes House
The House approved the civil rights bill by 289 to 126 and sent it to President Johnson. The roll call lists Democrats from Maryland and West Virginia, and Delaware Republican Harris McDowell, with several House members voting for or against or not recording.
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Washington
House
Presi Bene Johnson
George H. Fallon
Samuel N. Friedel
Edward A. Garmatz
Clarence D. Long
Carlton R. Sickles
Maryland
Ken Hechler
Elizabeth Kee
John M. Slack Jr
Harley
Staggers
West Virginia
Harris B. McDowell Jr
Delaware
Charles Mathias Jr
Rogers C. B. Morton
Arch A. Moore Jr
Richard E. Lanksford
Surgeon Kilner Dies in Oxford at 78
Prof. Thomas Pomfret Kilner, 78, renowned for plastic surgery, died Thursday in Oxford England.
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Oxford
England
Thomas Pomfret Kilner
Navy jet crash kills radar officer off San Diego
In San Diego a two place Navy jet exploded and crashed at sea. The radar officer was killed while the pilot parachuted to safety. The incident remains under investigation.
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San Diego
Calif
Obituary notices for Weddle Whitmore and Heltibridle in Carroll County
Funeral services honored Warren Weddle at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with color guard and firing squad details. J Cle land Whitmore and Margaret Elizabeth Heltibridle also laid to rest at Mountain View and Uniontown Lutheran cemeteries with named pallbearers.
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Warren Weddle
Soldiers Home Hospital
Washington, D.C
Creager
Thurmont
Elmer R. Andrews
Edwin C. Creager
Herman Shook
Elwood Riffle
Chares Shaffer
Edmund L. Carty
John Dewees
J. Cleveland Whitmore
Taneytown
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler & Sons
Clarence Roark
Walter Rose
Thomas Haines
Alton Hesson
William O. Sprague
Cletus Grunder
Mountain View Cemetery
Margaret Elizabeth Heltibridle
Brooks Heltibridle
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
C. O. Fuss and Son
J. H. August Borleis
Uniontown Lutheran Cemetery
Paul Crouse
Donald Lambert
Allan Ingle
Lloyd Devilbiss
Lloyd Devilbiss Jr
Marvin Devilbiss
Tawes Orders Extradition In Murray Case Return To Maryland
Gov. Tawes signed extradition papers to bring Mrs. Madalyn Murray and her son William back from Hawaii to stand trial on assault charges against Baltimore police. Mrs. Murray’s mother, Bonna Mays, faces similar accusations. The case followed a police search for William daughter-in-law Susan Abramowitz after a court had forbidden contact.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Maryland
Madalyn Murray
William
Hawaii
Susan Abramowitz
Susan
Murrays
Murray
Supreme Court
Sick residents treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs. Carl L. S. Ramsburg Walkersville is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ramsburg was admitted last Saturday with a heart condition. Mr. Howard Zimmerman of Fengaville has returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after two major operations. He is reported doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Ann O'Hara, record librarian at Frederick Memorial Hospital, is recovering at her Corning New York home after recent surgery. Mrs. Clarence Ausherman of Araby underwent surgery Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. Joseph Delauter of Myersville is in fair condition after surgery, entered hospital Tuesday and is to remain several days.
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Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ramsburg
Howard Zimmerman
Fengaville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ann O'Hara
Corning
N.Y
Motorist Charged After South Market Collision
Frederick man Clinton F. Nokes on East Church street was charged last night with three motor vehicle violations after an accident at South Market and East All Saints. Police say his license was revoked and he was driving under the influence and recklessly. Minor damage reported. Sgt. J. Frank Main and Officer William Crabill investigated. A separate three car collision on North Market at 1:28 p.m. involved Richard W. Hoffman from Madison street. left rear door struck parked cars belonging to James Ettare and William Wilcom with damage under $100. no charges filed by Officer Richard Lewis.
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Frederick
South Market
East All Saints
Clinton F. Nokes
East Church Street
Nokes
South Market Street
Marvin F. Spencer Jr
J. Frank Main
William Crabill
North Market Street
Richard W. Hoffman
Madison Street
Market Street
James V. Ettare
East Coast Relay Station
William E. Wilcom
Monrovia
Richard Lewis
PTA Congress To Meet Here In Maryland Westport Area
County official Robert L Leese of Westminster and Fred Maxey of Ellicott City host a PTA congress session in Gambrill Gymnasium starting Sunday with a 3 45 orientation. The four member panel features Barthel and Brown Romoser and Sanders. Monday focuses on Parlez vous PTA and running meetings with workshops and state chairmen discussions. Chuck Merriam, 17, of Charlotte, winner of both recent North Carolina scholastic golf titles, is noted.
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Robert L. Leese
Westminster
Howard County
Fred Maxey
Ellicott City
Gambrill Gymnasium
Barthel
Paul L. Brown
Baltimore
Library Service Committee
A.K. Romoser
Laurel
Legislation
Reuben A. Sanders
Silver Spring
Newport Jazz Festival Opens in Newport
About 4000 jazz fans filled the Newport venue Thursday night for the opening of the festival. Performers and organizers welcomed attendees as the event kicked off amid sunny skies and celebratory mood.
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Newport
R.I
Rule makers require Ocean City transit trains license
The Public Service Commission in Baltimore says Ocean City rubber-tired board walk trains are common carriers and must obtain a license to operate.
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Baltimore
The
Public Service Commission
Ocean City
Market Prices and River Conditions Summary
Market prices show corn at 7.25 dollars per barrel and barley at 0.85. Wheat has no quoted price. River conditions report Monocacy as cloudy and low at Buckeystown. Potomac clear and low at Point of Rocks. Death Valley is noted as the lowest point in the U S at 282 feet below sea level in Inyo County California.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
U.S
Inyo County
Calif
Death Valley
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Earl C. Bach
Loretto Heights College
Tack
Joe Eisenhauer
Eeve
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Army
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Mrs. Murray
PTA Congress
Charlotte, N.C
Chuck Merriam
Charlotte
North Carolina
Wedgewood Drive
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