Republicans Return Home Happy Mixed on Goldwater_choice
Maryland delegates to the Republican National Convention head home with mixed emotions after Barry Goldwater's nomination. Leaders who backed Scranton show limited enthusiasm. five Goldwater supporters remain hopeful while some pledge to work for unity. Maryland figures including Theodore McKeldin and Newton Steers weigh the speech and civil rights plank before endorsing or opposing Goldwater.
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San Francisco
Maryland
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Goldwater
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Scranton
Poe
Milton S. Hisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Newton Steers
John W. Steffey
Annapolis
Joe M. Baker
Baker
J. Fife Symington Jr
Lutherville
National Finance Committee
Carol Alcorn
Bowie
Robert E. Bauman
Easton
Food Store Talks To Continue In Maryland Dispute
Washington AP The three month old Maryland supermarket dispute saw union and management reps meet for 13 hours and plan to resume later today after a long session that stretched past midnight with mediation service officials. Seven chains and the Retail Clerks International Association are involved.
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Washington
Maryland
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Acme
A&p
Safeway
Giant
Grand Union
Food Fair
Penn Fruit
Afl-Cio Retail Clerks International Association
Robinson to Head Johnson Campaign Committee
Jackie Robinson reportedly agreed to be national chairman of the Republicans for Johnson committee. Attorney Crispus Widght said Robinson would lead the effort inviting Negroes to support the re election of President Johnson.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Crispus Widght
Robinson
Johnson
Miller wife recalls shock as husband nominated for VP
Mrs Stephanie Miller and her two daughters watched William Miller, 50, nominated as GOP vice presidential candidate. She called the moment exciting and said she was trying to stay calm amid the convention buzz. The Millers live in New York with several children and have deep local ties.
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San Francisco
Stephanie Miller
Elizabeth Ann
Mary Karen
William Miller
New York
GOP
Lockport
N.Y
Lockport High School
Miller
Bill
Mary Wagner
Buffalo
Jury Finds Toni Shelly Guilty of Indecent Exposure
Miss Toni Lee Shelly, 19, who wore a topless bathing suit at a public beach, was found guilty by a municipal court jury after about three and a half hours of deliberation. Sentencing was postponed while a motion for a new trial is prepared. maximum penalty is $200 fine and one year in jail.
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Chicago
Toni Lee Shelly
Steers Ready To Fight At National Convention
A Tennessee delegate and Mary and GOP chairman Newton S. Steers threatened to punch at the Republican National Convention during a seating rule clash led by Scranton forces. Memphis delegate Robert B. Jones said he would punch Steers in the eye if met, accusing Steers of fanning a race issue. Steers denied awareness of Jones and warned of two punches in return.
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San Francisco
Tennessee
Mary
GOP
Newton S. Steers
Steers
Scranton
Robert B. Jones
Memphis
Congress
Jones
Maryland
Credentials Committee
Peggy Goldwater Opens Campaign Stay Quiet on Politics
Mrs. Peggy Goldwater says she will travel with her husband on the campaign but will not discuss politics in public. The 55 year old wife of Barry Goldwater spoke at her first news conference at Goldwater headquarters, noting she must adjust to life before the news media while aiming to meet people naturally.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Peggy Goldwater
Goldwater
Narcotics Stolen From Modern Pharmacy And Change From Cozy Corner
City police report two break ins this morning. Modern Pharmacy at 18 South Market Street was entered through a broken alley door, narcotics removed from a back cabinet. Cozy Corner Restaurant on West All Saints Ice streets saw a broken window and about $60 from a juke box taken.
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West All Saints
Ice Streets
Charles V. Main
South Market Street
Ritchie Association
City Police Detective Bureau
Joseph Marmor
Modern Pharmacy
Robert Carroll
Kline Low Bidder On Road Job
R F Kline Inc of this city submitted the apparent low bid 218317 for a partial interchange at U S 15 and West Seventh street. N W Etzler Co Inc was the other bidder. Construction should start within three weeks and the interchange will be usable late this year. It will ease access to the Frederick Shopping Center and nearby businesses.
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R. F. Kline, Inc
State Roads Commission
U. S. 15
West Seventh Street
Kline
N. W. Etzler Company, Inc
Goldwater Launches GOP Campaign at Cow Palace
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater formally accepted the GOP nomination in San Francisco declaring extremism in defense of liberty is no vice and pledging to keep power in the hands of the people. He urged moderation in justice while warning against extremist elements.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Goldwater
Cow Palace
Three Satellites Are Rocketed Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP three satellites rode an Atlas Agena rocket into space creating three distinct highly elliptical orbits. The trio includes two sentry satellites and a pygmy package as the Air Force reported successful separation and radio signals from ground stations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Air Force
United States
Hood College Receives $85,000 Grant for New Buildings
The Hudson Trust of Morris Town New Jersey awards Hood College an 85000 grant toward a residence hall and arts center. The gift raises total Hood funding from the trust to 160000, with 250000 more needed to finish the two buildings slated to open in September 1963. The Hodson Trust supports Hood and Maryland colleges, with facilities named for Col. Clarence Hodson and family.
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Hudson Trust
Morristown
Hood College
Hoad
Hood
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Hodson Trust
Beneficial Finance System
Col
Clarence Hodson
Maryland
Tatem
J. Fithian Tatem
Haddonfield
N. J
Coblentz Memorial
Oscar B. Coblentz
Edward P. Coblentz
Baltimore
Peaceful Acme Grocery Strike Continues Amid Pickets
In Baltimore the Acme Markets strike near Seventh Street remains peaceful with nonunion workers and picketers on friendly terms. A state probe prompted other chains to halt sympathy stoppages as managers report near prestrike business levels while training new hires to replace strikers.
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Acme Markets
Seventh Street
Acme
Baltimore
Bernard O'Bryan
Robert Dicken
Brunswick
Bernard O'Bragan
South Court Street
Dicken
Community splits over Winfield high school site plan
Residents and officials clash as Mt Airy and Sykesville area seek a Winfield site for a new high school. Mrs Barnes accuses the process of stalling while Lewis Dixon defends the plan and asserts few oppose it. The school board says questions are answered and Eldersburg distances complicate alternatives.
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Mt. Airy
Sykesville
Edward A. Barnes
Mt. Aury
Citizen's League
Lewis Dixon
Barnes
Dixon
Board of Education
Winfield
Charles Ecker
Pearce Bowlus
Eldersburg
Ecker
Sykesville - Eldersburg
GOP Ticket Is Nat Ile s Choice
Former President Eisenhower says he will support the Goldwater Miller Republican ticket on television. It is unclear if he means Miller alone or both Miller and Goldwater. Goldwater, flanked by Miller, accepts the vice presidential nomination amidst celebration and balloons.
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San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Miller
Barry M. Goldwater
Booze Buying Increases In Frederick County
State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports rising alcohol revenue for Frederick County with 1963-64 checks totaling 47,483 dollars, up 5.76 percent from last year. The latest quarterly check was 311,760 dollars, a 5.50 percent rise from the prior fourth quarter, and statewide fourth quarter distributions reached 686,161.50 dollars, up 6.24 percent. For fiscal year 1964 total statewide distributions hit a record 2,728,669 dollars, up 6.77 percent. Maryland counties also show gains including Montgomery 173,103 dollars, up 12.13 percent. Carroll 15.59 percent. Howard 28,384.50 dollars, up 4.97 percent. and Washington 70,677.50 dollars, up 6.73 percent.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Goldstein
Howard County
Washington County
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