Nixon says there is nothing planned for rest in campaign
Chicago AP report details Vice President Richard M. Nixon denying any vacation or rest before the November race. He promises a schedule packed with conferences and weekend travel to spread the GOP message, while Kennedy pledges a similar nonstop approach. Observers note the exhausting pace for reporters and campaign aides as the 50-state grind looms.
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Arthur Edsom
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hawaii
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hei
Henry Cabot Lodge
Herbert G. Klein
Kennedy
Mr Airy Man Gets 90 Days In Jail
A Mr Airy man was sentenced to ninety days in jail by Magistrate Edward D. Storm after being found guilty on two counts of driving with a suspended license. A third count for driving without a license was nolled as the defendant did hold a temporary DMV license. He also owed a combined 250 dollars in fines, to be served concurrently with the first sentence. Other local actions include fines for a Jefferson man for illuminated rear license, a Pittsburgh man for driving on a grass parkway, a Frederick woman for expired license, and a Jefferson man fined for speeding. In Englewood New Jersey a hospital launches a bloom closet beauty program with a glamor wagon for patient services.
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Riar
Edward D. Storm
Charles Donald White
Route 4
Noille
Robert Rothenhoefer
Department of Motor Vehicles
White
Jefferson
Tal
Arnold
Bec
Richard A. Fowler
Pittsburgh
Storm
Grass Parkway
Helen Rebecca Stop
Route 5
Frederick
Luther Leonard Sowers
Visit to Middle East Planned by St. John’s Priest
Rev Fr Herbert R Jordan assistant pastor at St John s Catholic Church will depart Monday for a Middle East August trip visiting Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia Syria and Israel to say masses at parish members shrines and visit Greece On return he will be hosted by Col and Mrs John Hayes now in Germany and Dr and Mrs Jack Reilly of Walter Reed in La Rochelle France He will be accompanied part of the way by his sisters Mary and Hilda Jordan of Northwood Md and Rev William Linding of Overlea A bon voyage dinner for him was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Ford in Baltimore last Tuesday
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Middle East
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Jordan
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
St. John's Parish
Greece
United States
John Hayes
Fort Derrick
Germany
Jack Reilly
Walter Reed
la Rochelle
France
Mary
Hilda Jordan
Northwood
William Linding
Overlea
Wiliam Ford
Hopkins Club
Baltimore
Bolivia regrets U S flag burn in La Paz amid OAS talks
Bolivia expressed regret Friday for followers of Fidel Castro burning U S flags in La Paz calling the act an outrage and not representative of Bolivian people. The OAS prepared for a August 16 foreign ministers meeting in San Jose to discuss Cuba Soviet ties and hemispheric solidarity. The Cuban ambassador accused the United States of engineering the meeting to isolate Cuba and charged Washington with infringing the OAS charter. The agenda also includes Dominican Republic Venezuela tensions and Betanco Betancourt assassination plots.
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Washington
Bolivia
U.S
Fidel Castro
la Paz
Castro
Organization of American States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Carlos Lechuga
OAS
United States
Lechuga
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
San Jose
Costa Rica
Money Houses Consider Merger
Two of the world’s largest bonding and surety houses in Baltimore disclosed on Friday they may merge. The plan would exchange New Amsterdam Casualty Co. stock for Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland stock. The combined firms would be headquartered in Baltimore with boards, regulators, and stockholders to approve. Fidelity dates from 1890 and New Amsterdam from 1883.
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Baltimore
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Maryland
New Amsterdam
United States Casualty Co
New York
Fidelity
Britain Rejects Soviet Charges Over Flights
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government rejected Soviet accusations that British planes conduct dangerous pirate swoops on Soviet ships. The oral reply said British aircraft regularly fly over foreign ships at sea and noted no prior government had made this a cause for complaint. The Soviet protests, dated July 14, were sent to six nations including the United States in recent months.
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London
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
United States
France
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Address by Bowlus at Frederick Young Republicans
The Young Republican Club of the Frederick City Area will hear Alderman Emmett R. Bowlus speak at the next meeting Tuesday at 3 PM in the Staley Park Field House. GOP leaders and the Republican Women’s Federation will attend as special guests. A Ford Foundation film Where Were You will be shown after the address to emphasize get out the vote.
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Young Republican Club
Frederick City
Emmett R. Bowlus
Republican State Central Committee
F . County
Staley Park
Alderman Bowlus
GOP
State Central Committee
Republican Women’s Federation
Young Republicans
Ford Foundation
Herbert Rollins
Frederick Area
Young Republicans Club
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Braddock
Ballenger
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Navy exhibit at South End fair announces new recruit
Chief James J. Saul, naval recruiting officer, announced Friday a new Frederick Naval recruit at the Navy exhibit during the South End Civic Association Fair. Albert Eugene McCracken, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas McCracken of Route 5, Frederick, enlisted this week and is at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He is a Frederick High School graduate joining under the high school seaman recruit program, with recruitment open at the South End Carnival fair grounds. The display features ship models, pictures, literature and Navy music.
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James J. Saul
Winchester Hall
Navy
Frederick
Albert Eugene McCracken
Albert Thomas McCracken
Route 5
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
McCracken
Frederick High School
Sau
South End
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Glass & Mirror
East Street
al Auto & Home
Tho St
Brederica, Md
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Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Charles Men’s Wear
Prk
Mays’ Hardware
ICE
Melart Jewelers
TOY Soldier
Joe
Woolworth’s
Adolph Fraury Satons
Davis Camera Mart
Norman’s Children’s Store
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Footer’s Cleaners
Fisher’s, Inc
F. Delaughter & Son
Shookstown
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
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Kelvinator
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