Goldwater Suggests Civil Rights Quiet In Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater urged keeping civil rights out of the 1964 campaign during a Chicago stop after a tense airport rally replayed boos and a Nazi-linked protest. He floated a meeting with President Johnson to discuss “this particular issue” and the White House said it would consider the proposal seriously.
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Military Pay Hike Approved
Washington AP report says a pay rise for most officers and enlisted in the U.S. armed forces won Senate approval by voice vote. The measure, about 207 million dollars annually, targets permanent personnel after two years service. Draftees under two years receive no increase. 18 million service members would gain largely 22 percent base pay, with smaller rises for lower ranks. Fort Derick personnel would have about 5000 dollars more per month in gross income.
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Goldwater warns against inflaming tensions in politics
In Chicago Goldwater called a newsman's question about a meeting a very good idea. He supported a law as a chance to work but voted against the measure in the Senate. He warned that northern cities are on edge and anything that inflames the situation should be kept out of politics.
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Leaders Bible Class Meeting Held at Calvary Methodist
The Leaders Bible Class met Sunday in Calvary Methodist Church Educational Building with Charles L. Myers presiding. Morning prayer by Joseph H. Wolf, lesson read by S. Walter Worthington, and John A. Zufall presented God Delivers His People. Attendance 84 with Reds 44 Blues 36 visitors 4. William E. Davis ill at home. Next week Rev Maurice A. Arsenault to deliver lesson.
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Joseph H. Wolf
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Edward H. Mantz
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Thomas O'Hara
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William E. Davis
Maurice A. Arsenault
Rockets Fired to Save Crops in Geneva Valley
Geneva farmers used rockets to disperse hail forming thunderclouds threatening crops. The system, tested for two years, dispersed clouds with a condensing chemical releasing moisture as rain. Rockets are stationed along the French Swiss border, with warnings relayed by the Geneva Airport control tower.
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Rogosin Named Executive Vice President at Londontown
Baltimore AP report states Arthur Rogosin has joined Londontown Manufacturing Co as executive vice president and national sales manager overseeing sales and merchandising. Rogosin previously led Excello Shirt Co for 11 years as president.
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Extradition Waived in Maryland Payroll Robbery Case
Jonathan Myers previously served as vice president and sales manager of Euro Shirt Co. The company known for London Fog rainwear said Myers will remain as senior executive vice president. Haller, 31, waived extradition Monday as Maryland authorities prepared to return him to Silver Spring to face a $23,600 payroll robbery charge.
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Silver Spring
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Convention Delegates Appointed
Mrs. Ruth Fleming and Mrs. Ruby Hahn have been appointed delegates to the Democratic National Convention. The Women’s Democratic League of Frederick County was advised at their annual picnic Sunday at the Fairgrounds. About 125 people attended including Mayor E. Paul Magaha and others. Fleming will be secretary to the Maryland delegation and Hahn will serve on the committee on permanent organization.
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Lawrence E. Dorsey
Charlotte W. Yarrell
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Howard Z. Stup
C. Clifton Wirts
Charles E. Collins
William M. Houck
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Austin C. Powell
Ruby V. Hahn
Edward D. Storm
Register of Wills
Thomas
Picnic guests and prize winners noted at event
M Eichelberger and Delegate Goodloe E Byron stopped by for a few minutes. Prizes were awarded to Dorothy Handley Nellie Roby Charlotte Yarrell and Anna Marie Heider. The committee in charge included Madelyn Himes president of the league Mary C Hodgson Elizabeth Knill Charlotte Korrell Doris Boyer and Ann Oden.
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Nellie Roby
Charlotte W. Yarrell
Anna Marie Heider
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Elizabeth A. Knill
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