Goldwater Convention Shows Fanfare With No Fire
James Marlow reports from San Francisco that the Republican convention is loud with bands songs and speeches but lacks bursts of fire as Barry Goldwater appears poised for the presidential nomination. Scranton’s bid remains inept and futile despite attempts to sway delegates with letters and Eisenhower’s noncommitment.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
San Francisco
Barry Goldwa
Goldwater
Scranton
Denison Kitchel
My Life in the Machine Age and My Gadget Fears
A personal reflection on living through the machine age and the struggle to operate everyday devices. The narrator admits mechanical ineptitude with a humorous tone, cites attempts to use a phonograph, air conditioner, stove, television, toaster, and can opener, and notes reliance on his wife for calibration and safety.
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New York
Earth
Army awards and court notices unify 1940s style captions
Captain Kenneth Daugard receives the Army Commendation Medal at East Coast Relay Station as Major Walter M J Garrett presents the award. Captain William D Sivert Jr earns the same medal before reassignment to Fort Knox with wife Jeannette from Clinton Massachusetts. A Baltimore man faces a $50 fine in magistrate court for disorderly conduct after being found guilty of using profanity on South Market Street.
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Kenneth
Daugard
Center
US Army
Walter M J. Garrett
Magdalena
Walter M. J. Garrett
East Coast
William D. Sivert, Jr
Army
Sivert
Fort Knox, Ky
Jeannette
Clinton, Mass
Baltimore
Robert Derry
A!k. Kennedy
Garland
Peyton Place to Be Televised as Dual 30 Minute Dramas
Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas reports producer Richard Goldstone outlines Peyton Place as a bold two half hour per week format modeled on Coronation Street. The series requires a large, stable cast of at least 12 with two directors rotating units and potential pre emptions around election day. Cast includes Dorothy Malone Warner Anderson Mia Farrow in key roles.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Richard Goldstone
America
England
ABC
Goldstone
Dorothy Malone
Lana Turner
Warner Anderson
Lloyd Nolan
Mia Farrow
Diane Varsi
Civic Association Carnival Planned for Mullinix Park
The Frederick Community Civic Association schedules its third annual carnival in Mullinix Park starting Thursday. Miss Elouise Robinson chairs the program committee and Cornelius H Turner handles publicity. The event runs three nights with a band and dance group Thursday, a Dolls Show and contest on Friday, and additional features to be announced.
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Frederick
Elected leader of Maryland Luther League unit
Donald Main of Middletown was elected president of the Luther League Unit ed of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church in America at the unit’s second annual convention June 27 28 on the Mc Donough School campus near Reisterstown. He serves as treasurer and will head Maryland Delaware delegates to Waterloo Ontario Canada August 23 27. Ed Whetstone of Hagerstown was elected secretary and George Corell of Catonsville treasurer. The unit will sponsor a Youth Rally at Gettysburg College September 5 7.
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Donald Main
Middletown
Luther League United
Maryland
Luther League
Unt
Delaware
Donald
Waterloo Lutheran University
Waterloo
Ontario
Canada
Ed Whetstone
Hagerstown
George Corell
Catonsville
Gettysburg College
Saturday Miss Civic Association Crown Event
A teen dance follows each day’s events as the carnival runs from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday featuring the Miss Civic Association crowning and related activities.
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Miss Civic Association
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Gene Virts
Virts
Thomas Kefauver
South Market Street
Motor Trend Magazine
American Motors Corporation
Lawson Motor Sales
Rudy Vallee
Cbs-Tv
Peyton Place
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KODAK
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