Undecided Delegate Harry Rhoderick Faces GOP Vote
Harry Rhoderick of Frederick a 40 year old insurer and real estate broker is one of 1308 GOP delegates weighing their ballots at the Republican Convention. He is undecided between Goldwater and Scranton and plans to decide just before ballot time with Maryland's delegation leaning Scranton.
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Harry Rhoderick
Rhoderick
Frederick
GOP
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Tlinois
Goldwater
Scranton
Harry
Maryland
Showers Bring Measurable Rain To Frederick Area
A burst of showers Tuesday evening dumped about .24 inch of rain on the Frederick area, boosting July rainfall to 4.32 inches. The weatherman expects pleasant, mostly sunny weather with temperatures around 90, and no showers expected today or tomorrow.
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Frederick
Moderates Lose In Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE AP Moderates lost the mayoral race and two of three council seats but hold a $2 edge on the Town Council Osprey C Pritchett 62 plumbing contractor defeated S Charles Walls Jr 1901 to 1451 Walls backed by Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee Dorchester Business and Citizens Association supported Pritchett who helped defeat a charter amendment Walls is 42. A Baltimore AP report says a city policeman was cleared of manslaughter in the death of Louis C Petty 44 a Negro.
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Cambridge (Ap
Osprey C. Pritchett
S. Charles Walls Jr
Walls
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Pritchett
Dorchester Business and Citizens Association
Baltimore
Louis C. Petty
Outstanding Americans Griffin Burrier Chosen For National Publication
Jack Griffin of Frederick and Kenneth Burrier of Unionville selected for the 1965 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. Nomination by Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce. 13 editors choose them. Griffin, 37, associate coach of the US Women’s Olympic Track Team, is a Grant Place resident and track coach. Burrier, 31, Maryland’s outstanding young farmer, owns 132 acres and farms 244 acres total. The book profiles about 10 000 young men. past honorees include Rockefeller Kennedy Ford Dooley.
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Jack Griffin
Kenneth Burrier
Unionville
Frederick
Griffin
Maryland Institute of Art
Baltimore
New York University
Elm Street
West Frederick
YMCA
Maryland
Frederick County
American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Amateur Athletic Union
Episcopal Church
Becky McCutcheon
John Jr
David
Barker
Barkier
Linganore Grange
Linganore Methodist Church
Future Farmers of America
Reba Bohn
Sharon
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Henry Ford I
Tom Dooley
Myersville Water Ban Lifted
Myersville residents may use town water on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays as the two week ban is lifted for those days due to increased pipeline flow from recent rain. Mayor Gilbert Stroup urges continued conservative use while planners hope to end the ban entirely soon.
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Myersville
Gilbert
Stroup
Ear Town
Open Bids For State Farm Insurance Center In Linden Hills
Bids for construction of the State Farm Mutual Insurance Office at Linden Hills will be opened at Winchester Hall at 2 p.m. on July 23. The 80,000 square foot brick, split level building will sit on 11 acres, include a 420 car parking lot, and house about 350 employees serving Maryland, Delaware, Washington and parts of Virginia with a mid 1965 opening planned.
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State Farm Mutual Insurance
Linden Hills
Winchester Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber
State Farm Mutual
Frederick
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Virginia
Russell Urges Georgians to Respect New Civil Rights Law
Rome, Ga. AP Senator Richard B. Russell urged nonviolence and compliance with the new civil rights statute at the Coosa Valley Area Planning and Development Commission meeting. He acknowledged disliking the law but said it is on the books and future constitutional challenges will be resolved through legal means. Cape Kennedy launch attempt postponed due to technical issues to place three satellites for a space network supporting the nuclear test ban.
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Rome
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Coosa Valley
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Kenyatta Attacked Outside Conference in London
Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta, in his 70s, was knocked against a car by a British Fascist member as he waited for a ride to the Commonwealth prime ministers conference. A police constable was dragged into the scuffle. all three fell against the vehicle. Kenyatta was unhurt and the assailant was subdued and arrested. The Kenya government protested. Kenyatta later spoke of the incident and had previously received an apology from Duncan Sandys at his hotel.
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London
British Fascist Party
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Kenyatta
Duncan Sandys
Commonwealth Relations
First Lottery Drawing Held in New Hampshire
Salem New Hampshire AP reported the state sponsored NH Sweepstakes held its first drawing at Rockingham Park. The first winning ticket belonged to Francis Gervais of Manchester and was linked to a horse named Chanaan among 332 nominees for New England’s major race on September 12. The report also notes steady stock market activity in early trading in New York.
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Salem
N.H
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Francis Gervais
Manchester
Chanaan
New England
United States to boost Viet Nam forces by about 600 men
Washington reports an increase of roughly 600 U S military personnel in South Vietnam in coming months. About half will be additional Special Forces to support advisers with the regular army and establish more training units near the Laos border. Total U S strength in Vietnam will approach 16 000 with Special Forces near 1 000. No figures on North Vietnamese infiltration are available. officials cite guerrilla groups and weapons found in the northern South Vietnamese mountains.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Laos
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William Westmoreland
Robert McCloskey
State Department
McCloskey
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Communist
China
Viet Cong Stage Another Ambush Near Saigon
AP reports a Viet Cong battalion ambushed a government truck convoy from Tam Ky toward Phuoc Chau in a mountain valley. Seventeen Vietnamese killed and twenty one wounded, marking a second major ambush in two days. no Americans were aboard the latest convoy. A separate note from Buenos Aires says Argentina’s Diligenti quintuplets mark their 21st birthday, celebrated discreetly on three continents.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tam Ky
South Viet Nams
Phuoc Chau
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Diligenti Quintuplets
Jet Plane Crashes in Germany Killing Three on Test Flight
ANSBACH Germany AP A Boeing 720 jet airliner of Lufthansa crashed today on a test flight near Kettersbach Bavarian region killing all three aboard. Police said the pilot may have tried an emergency landing near the U S Army air strip. Bodies recovered Lufthansa employees were aboard the plane. Two U S Army rescue helicopters rushed to the scene.
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Ansbach
Germany
West Germany
Lufthansa Airlines
Nuernberg
Kettersbach
Lufthansa
Frankfurt
Sealing Escape Route From Cuba Beckons New Regulation
Gilberto Hernandez, 23, an exile, said a new rule requiring guards with fishermen may seal off one of the last escape routes from Cuba. He and seven companions fled in a fishing boat just before the decree took effect.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Gilberto Hernandez
Pin Taken From Woman's Lung After Fourteen Years
Virginia Leavy of Greensburg, 37, swallowed an open safety pin in 1949 or 1950 while preparing her infant for a trip. After years of health, doctors at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh removed the rusted pin in a slow procedure aided by a bronchoscope and forceps.
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Virginia Leavy
Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Ming
Mikoyan Elected Soviet President With Khrushchev Backing
In Moscow on Khrushchev recommendation Anastas Mikoyan was elected to succeed Leonid Brezhnev as Soviet president. Brezhnev moves to full time party work. Mikoyan, 68, pledges to justify trust and push forward communism. Khrushchev lauds Brezhnev’s four year service as figurehead president.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Supreme Soviet
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Leonid Huich Brezhnev
Mikoyan
Khrushchey
Sabillasville Is Happy Town Wins School Funding Battle
Sabillasville residents won approval for a new eight to nine room elementary school with about 200 students, ending a decade long fight. The $640000 request was approved by the County Commissioners on July 6. Construction by Glen Construction of Rockville will start after contract copy is sent for state education signature, with completion aimed for the 1965-66 school year.
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Richard Shafer
Sabillasville
Cullen
George Wolfe Jr
Foxville
Ruth E. Lewis
Ralph W. Miller
Grace A. Lantz
MD. 81
Lantz
Claude Corl
St. John’s Reformed Church
Thurmont
Glen Construction Company
Rockville
State Department of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
News-Post Photo Country
Gien Construction Co
Platform Proposals Beaten at GOP Convention
In San Francisco AP reports the Republican convention rejected Scranton civil rights and extremism planks by wide margins 897 to 409 and 2 to 1 in the roll call. The clash highlighted the struggle between moderatist Scranton and Goldwater supporters as delegates vote on the presidential nominee.
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San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
George Romney
Christian A. Herter
New York State Assembly
Joseph Carling
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Birch Society
Republican Party
Goldwater
Ku Klux Klan
Barry
Rockefeller
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
First Woman Nominee for Major Party President
SAN FRANCISCO AP For the first time a woman’s name will be placed in nomination for president by a major party. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, 66, has 17 delegates of 1308 at the Republican convention but is mounting a nominal bid with hotel headquarters and street campaigning. Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont will nominate her, with Gov. John H. Reed to second.
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San Francisco
United States
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
John H. Reed
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Barry, Scranton
Cambridge
Griffin, Burrier
Viet Cong
Reds
Nikita
Dren
Wolfsville
Wolfe
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