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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
18
In San Francisco a group of about a dozen children protested at Mrs. Antoinette Mufarreh’s Noe Hill market arguing they dislike being rushed during a candy purchase. They accepted free candy at her house afterward and praised her for kindness.
Twenty two of our thirty five presidents were lawyers. Eight were from Virginia but only five are buried there. John F Adams lived to be the oldest at ninety. Only thirteen states have been the birthplace of presidents. None was born in June. Five had October and November birthdays and four had March and April. Twenty one were fifty or older when inaugurated, seven in the forties and seven in their sixties. Wilson is the only president buried in Washington DC. Only two presidents received Nobel Peace Prizes Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, the only two signers of the Declaration, died on July 4 1826. Calvin Coolidge was born on July 4 1872.
A 1775 group of riflemen in frontier garb with Liberty or Death shirts made a rapid Bee Line March from Shepherdstown, W Virginia to Boston on foot, guiding nearly six hundred mules in about twenty days. Apache tribes are cited as the era’s most savage, while Hyde Park’s origins trace to Westminster monks under William the Conqueror with hunting grounds evolving after 1066.
The piece lists varied facts from a royal 41 gun salute practice in London to Oslo tourist guides riding scooters from July to August. It notes historic sites, geographic landmarks like Katahdin to Springer Mountain, and pioneering power stations in New Zealand and Italy, plus Atlantic City claims and a northern road extreme.
Pekin Hill florist Leon Groth after seven years of study has created a plant yielding 20 generations of four leaf clovers in two years. He sees a plastics market and plans to offer souvenirs this spring. He and his wife Brenda hope to plant acres of clover fields in the Great Northwest for free leaf picking.
At Port Canaveral Florida reports of unauthorized divers prompted a portwide search. Navy frogmen spotted what they believed was an intruder while checking underwater gear on the submarines Daniel Boone and John Adams. Civilian divers and an FBI agent joined the search. After hours they concluded the trespassers were large sea turtles.
Ralph E. McAleer aged 47, chief cartographer for the National Geographic Society, died Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was born in Washington.
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