The News July 8 1964 Frederick Maryland
Page four of The News reports circulation details and publishing information for Frederick Maryland. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes association with the Associated Press.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg Co
North Court
Aad
The
Kember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
Frederick County news items from July 8 1914 include farm details Emory C Remsberg reports 18 acres yielding 3642 bushels of wheat while Milton G Urner advocates Frederick County centennial events and Home Coming Week despite state funding hesitation. A Chapel alley sleigh ride scare ends with a runaway ice wagon. Brunswick unveils its first automobile truck from Sutton and Co. Mr F L Knode receives a third appointment as chairman of the Committee of Appeals and Grievance for the Loyal Order of Moose convention in Milwaukee.
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Emory C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
Milton G.urner
Frederick County
Frederick
Baltimore Committee
Chapel Alley
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
East Fourth Street
Sutton and Co
Frederick City
F. L. Knode
Walter E. Dorne
San Francisco
Order of Moose
Supreme Lodge
Milwaukee
Insurance Yardstick A Health Plan Yardstick Proposed
A three year study shows 33,874,000 people hold individual and family policies with $1,842,000,000 in premiums in 1961. New York lawmakers form a committee to grade plans to build a floor under citizen coverage, focusing on subscriber value rather than sellers.
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Joint Legislative Committee On
New York State
Leroy K. Young
Sloan Institute of Health Administration
Cornell University School of Business Administration
Outdoor picnics lure Americans into new home designs
As spring gives way to summer Americans renew the outdoor picnic urge. Families church groups and schools plan reunions fairs and parties around outdoor dining while home buyers seek patios picnic tables swimming pools and barbecue pits to enhance outdoor living and comfort indoors.
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Sumer
Letter Urges Return to Fundamental Education Reform
A Frederick County reader criticizes school spending and calls on County Commissioners to curb waste and duplication. The writer urges a comprehensive efficiency survey and reduction of bureaucratic excess to restore real learning and curb rising taxes.
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Frederick County
Frederick water cutback urged as heat grips city
Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger called on Frederick residents to economize on lawn sprinkling as the city faced its twelfth dry day and temperatures neared 100 degrees. The piece also notes a church farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Harald C. Baer and mentions Rex Bowen arriving in Frederick to scout for a Dodgers tryout camp at McCurdy Field next week. The Ringling Brothers circus fire death toll rose to 159 with investigators probing origin and fire officials held in heavy bail.
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Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Evangelical Reformed Church
Women's Guild
Harald C. Baer
Trenton
Rex Bowen
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodger
McCurdy Field
Ringling Brothers Circus
Miss Marsha Heck Hosts Birthday Dinner At Home
Miss Marsha Heck who turns eighteen Tuesday will be guest of honor at a family dinner given by Mr and Mrs T E Donnan. Mrs Sandra Vaumn of St Louis and Mr and Mrs Harry L Zimmerman visit Lindbergh Ave and Braddock Heights residents.
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Marsha Heck
Frank Heck
Grant Place
T. E. Donnan
Sandra Vaumn
St. Louis
J . W Donnan
Lindbergh Avenue
Harry L . Zimmerman
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Frills Restore Basic and Fundamental Education
A taxpayer urges restoring basic and fundamental education, calling for essential curriculum over ornamental expenditures. The note dated July 3, 1964 argues for practical learning measures and fiscal restraint in schooling.
Supreme Court Faces Budget Hit as Congress Prods Pay Shakeup
James Marlow notes Congress clashed over federal pay raises amid a landmark ruling on “one person one vote.” House and Senate proposed different increases for justices and judges, sparking debate on whether the justices should gain more pay while House and Senate members also seek a raise.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Earl Warren
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Johnson
Housand Senate
Sen
Gordn Allott
Colorado
Monocacy Battle Bill Signed and Confederate Monuments Unveiled
The ceremony at Soldier's Monument features Mrs. Gregory presiding and Rev. Robert Lee Sessoms 3rd to speak. Governor Tawes may attend the dedication of the bronze marker. Albert E. Conradis, author of The Battle of Monocacy, guest of honor. Mount Olivet Cemetery to honor Confederate graves with small flags. UDC chapter members listed among organizers and honored guests.
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Conradis
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Confederate Monument Association
Battle of Monocacy
Maryland
Italy
Fitzhugh Lee
Monocacy
Mount Olivet
Robert A. Kline
U.D.C
Mary Hancock Gregory
Mary Castle Ott
Hal Lee T. Ott
Washington
Bertha Trundle
Rockville
Eleanor Warhime
Westminster
Victor M Marken
E. Medora Jong
Braddock Heights
Frederick Residents Named in Local Notices
Hilda Jones Buckeystown Mrs. Charles T. Brosius Lime Kiln Mrs. C Howard Young Miss Antoinette Brosius Mrs. William S. Smoot Braddock Heights Mrs. George L. Thomas Jr. Mrs. Gerald L. Huff and Miss Catherine Long of Frederick.
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Hilda Jones
Buckeystown
Charles T. Brosius
C. Howard Young
Antoinette Brosius
William S. Smoot
Braddock Heights
George L. Thomas, Jr
Gerald L. Huff
Catherine Long
Frederick
Dr Thomas Opens Practice In Family Office
Dr Thomas begins practice in the street office once occupied by his father in Frederick. He is a member of the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty and the Frederick County Medical Society. He belongs to Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity and the Evangelical Reformed Church. He is son of Mrs Edward P Thomas of Rockwell Terrace, married to Phyllis Myers of Hagerstown with a daughter Cynthia age 4, residing on Lee Place.
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Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculity
Thomas
Frederick County Medical Society
Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Phyllis Myers
Hagerstown
Cynthia
Lee Place
Thompson Died Of Heart Attack
Puente California obituary notice lists survivors including three half-sisters Mrs Vada Toms of Middletown and Mrs Annie E Waddington along with Mrs Ida Vaughn of Norristown Pennsylvania. Four half brothers Elmer B Wiles Charles I Wiles Harlan A Wiles all of this city and G Arthur Wiles of New Windsor.
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Puente
Calif
Vada Toms
Middletown
Annie E. Waddington
Ida Vaughn
Norristown
Elmer
Charles, I
Harlan A. Wiles
G. Arthur Wiles
New Windsor
Arizona State Flower Named as Giant Saguaro Blossom
The official state flower of Arizona is identified as the large waxy white bloom of the giant saguaro cactus. The designation emphasizes the iconic cactus as a symbol of the desert state.
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Arizona
Tshombe Lines Up Government
Leopoldville Congo AP reports Moise Tshombe says he has lined up a new Congo government of 12 men none of whom have held cabinet posts. He would hold four key posts including premier foreign minister information minister and minister of planning. President Kasavubu's acceptance remains uncertain. Ex Premier Adoula remains in caretaker role until new government takes over.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Tshombe
Ka‘tanga
United Nations
Kasavubu
Spain
Cyrille Adoula
China
National Liberation Committee
Brazzaville
French Congo
Congo River
U Thant Urges Geneva Conference on Vietnam War
United Nations Secretary General U Thant called for a new Geneva conference on Vietnam, saying even at this late hour it could offer a path to peace. He suggested the UN could help ensure any agreed terms are carried out and lamented loss of life on all sides.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Geneva
Viet Nam
Thant
United Nations
Five Die In Fire At Vienna Apartment
A Vienna apartment fire killed five people including Chester Turner Harvey Herndon Joe Frenzell and Mrs Elizabeth Worrell and her 1-year-old son Joseph The victims were identified by police with Mrs Worrells 17-year-old daughter Gloria Grubb nearby in a car with Dennis Layman 25 Fairfax at the time the blaze was found around 6 am
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Vienna
Chester Turner
Harvey Herndon
Joe Frenzell
Elizabeth Worrell
Joseph
Worrell
Gloria Grubb
Dennis Layman
Fairfax
UAW Opens Talks with AMC as Big Three Hearings Proceed
United Auto Workers led by President Walter P. Reuther opened contract negotiations with American Motors Corp after earlier discussions with Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler. The AMC talks mark the smallest major car producer in the panel as bargaining continues.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
American Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
AMC
Obituaries for Hicks Hooper Wiener from Frederick area
Death notices report Mrs. S. Lee Hicks of Dickerson died at a home near Dickerson with services set at Hilton Funeral Home in Barnesville and burial at Monocacy cemetery Beallsville. Mrs. Lucy Elizabeth Hooper died aged 64 in Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at 106 E. Church Street and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Andrew Sherman Wiener of 121 East Patrick Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 72 with funeral arrangements at 106 East Church Street and St Peters Cemetery Han cock Md.
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S. Lee Hicks
Hattie Susan Hicks
Dickerson
Arthur Hoyle
Hicks
George
Virginia Walker
Annie Crabtree
Gratton
Nora Ruble
Frederick
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Gerald Flynn
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Hyattstown Christian Church Organ Fund
B. Walter Hooper
Lucy Elizabeth Hooper
D. Walter Hooper
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rocky Springs
Charles Henry
Rena E. Hoover Hanshew
Roland W
Marshall L. Hooper
William Sherwood Hildebrand
Foster E
Ora
M. R. Etchison and Son
Andrew S. Wiener
Andrew Sherman Wiener
East Patrick Street
Mr. Wiener
Callan and
Cramer
Hancock
Thomas J
Catherine Gilleece Wiener
Marie Ann Wiener
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion of Frederick
Knights of Columbus
Hagerstown
St. John’s Catholic Church
This City
Holy Name Society
East Church Street
St. Peter’s Catholic Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Khrushchev Warns of Global Conflict Risk
Premier Khrushchev warned that international tensions in Southeast Asia Caribbean Germany and Laos could grow into a world conflagration. Speaking to military academy graduates he cited Laos South Vietnam and Cuba as flashpoints and noted U S opposition to the Pathet Lao.
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Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Cuba
Germany
Laos
Viet Nam
Asia
Tass
Pathet Lao
Funeral notices for Hyatt infant and two others
The interment for Keith Wm Hyatt infant son of Captain Lloyd W Hyatt Jr took place at Mount Olivet Cemetery beside the graveside service conducted by Reverend William Simms of Baltimore. Also reported are funeral rites for Mrs Annie R Mackenzie of Mount Airy and Cecil Helen O'Connor of Charles Town with services in Damascus and Martinsburg and interments at Mount Olivet and Rosedale Cemeteries.
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Tne
Keith Wm. Hyatt
Lloyd W. Hyatt, Jr
Naval Hospital
Camp Lejeune
N.C
William Simms
Baltimore
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Priscilla Simms
Frederick
Capt. Hyatt
Jacksonville
M. R. Etchison & Son
Annie R. Mackenzie
Mount Airy
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
St. Michael’s Church
Poplar Springs
John Snyder
James Harwood
Roy Kuill
P. O. Warfield
Allen Cramer
William Clark
Sherwood Mackenzie
Mt. Olivet
Cecil Helen O’connor
Charles Town General Hospital
E. Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Paul F. Genovese
John F. Kain
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
N. John Wilson
Burton M. Creager
Lester J. Utterback
Patrick Reardon
Vincent Grove
Frank R. Smith, Jr
Rosedale Cemetery
Surgery Updates for Local Residents
Mr Lewis H Peters of Woodsboro underwent surgery on Monday. Steve Stup, son of Mr and Mrs George J Stup of 701 Rosemont Avenue, is recovering satisfactorily after hip surgery at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown and is expected to be hospitalized for several weeks.
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Lewis H. Peters
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steve Stup
George J. Stup
Rosemont Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
iHe
Kennedy to be moved to New England Baptist Hospital
Sen Edward M Kennedy is to be transferred from Northampton Massachusetts to New England Baptist Hospital Boston on Thursday. The Democrat recovers from a broken back suffered in a private plane crash on June 19. Doctors gave no estimate for hospitalization duration. Kennedy will be transported by Westover Air Force Base ambulance.
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Kennedy Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
Westlover Air Force Base
C D Director Smouse Dies In Auto Crash
Daniel P. Smouse, 80, longtime Garrett County civil defense director, apparently died of a heart attack while driving near Oakland Maryland. He was stricken on U S 219 crossing a bridge, his car brushing the guard rail before halting. He had held the post since August 1959.
U S and Soviet Union Move Toward Major UN Peace Force Talks
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union are set to negotiate the future makeup, organization, and financing of UN military forces used to address global threats. Disagreements remain over Security Council versus General Assembly control and other issues, but officials see possible serious negotiations and cooperation with the UN. The mood follows the Sino-Soviet split and past UN peacekeeping assessment refusals.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Red China
NAACP Plans Voter Meeting
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People schedules a meeting for Thursday at 8 p m in the Methodist social room. The gathering aims to prepare for a voter registration drive starting in early August.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Methodist Church
Funeral of Rt. Rev. Culhane Held Monday
Funeral services for Rt. Rev. William F. Culhane treasurer of Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg were held Monday at 11 am in the college chapel Rev T Austin Murphy aux iliary bishop of Baltimore celebrated the Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem and conducted graveside rites in the college cemetery Pallbearers were senior lay faculty Dr John W Richards Dr Robert T Marshall Prof Gerald C Orosz Prof Robert J M Henke Prof Dominic G Greco and Prof James J Phelan Honorary pallbearers included other lay faculty and Donald P Quinn Sr president of the Mt St Marys College National Alumni Association Rt Rev George D Mulcahy rector of Mt St Marys Seminary delivered the eulogy.
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William F. Culhane
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
T. Austin Murphy
Baltimore
College
John W. Richards
Robert T. Marshall
Gerald C. Orosz
Robert J. M. Henke
Dominic G. Greco
James J. Phelan
Donald P. Quinn Sr
National Alumni Association
George D. Mulcahy
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Five Day Forecast Warmer Early Then Cooler Weekend
The forecast calls for temperatures to average 2 to 4 degrees below normal from Thursday through Monday. Normal highs are in the 80s with lows 65 to 71, dipping to the mid 50s in extreme Western Maryland. Thursday and Friday stay seasonably warm, then cooler Saturday through Monday with showers forecast for Friday and Saturday.
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Maryland
Market Retreat After Historic Peak in New York
The New York stock market slipped from its record high this afternoon as prices moved sluggishly in moderately active trading. Investors saw modest declines across key indices amid cautious trading.
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New York
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