Estadienes ines Published Daily In Frederick 1964
Publication imprint from Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday June 2 1964 notes subscription rates per month three months and year by mail or carrier. It lists address Great Southern Printing Mfg Co 2 North Court and phone numbers with AP membership and notice of circulation audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estadienes Ines
Lunghy
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Apsociated Press
AP News
Newspaper mergers limit competition across major cities
The text notes widespread consolidation of daily newspapers under single ownership since World War I, with 318 dailies folded while remaining papers grew in circulation. It cites the Justice Department suit against Scripps-Howard over Cincinnati papers, arguing their independence preserved competition, though mergers occur in many large cities.
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Congress
New York Mirror
Evening
Los Angeles Mirror
Los Angeles Evening Herald-Express
Morning Herald-Examiner
Justice Department
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Cincinnati Inquirer
Post and Times Star
Scripps-Howard
Inquirer
Times-Star
Scripps- Howard
Pre Kindergarten Plan Sparks Debate on Child Care Policy
Article discusses a proposed $300 million pre kindergartens program in New York aimed at 3 year olds from slum areas, with 8 am to 5 or 6 pm care. Critics argue it resembles supervised babysitting and favors keeping teens in school, while mothers’ work needs drive the proposal and day nurseries may be better.
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Calvin Gross
New York
Letter To The Editor Fourth Reader Advises Research In Blue Book
A reader criticizes calls of brainwashing and ignorance while urging more effort from citizens. The letter condemns current leaders as naive and lazy, accusing them of wasting taxpayer funds on security and intelligence agencies amid concern for national progress.
Read The Blue Book of The John Birch Society Says Reader Advice
A reader urges subscribing readers to study The Blue Book of The John Birch Society as a crucial guide. The letter praises elite supporters, condemns mainstream media as Communist controlled, and calls for tax repeal impeachment of Earl Warren foreign aid cuts and downsizing government to the Pentagon. The writer signs John P Sheffield Fairview avenue June 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
John Birch Society
Earl Warren
Pentagon
John P. Sheffield
Fairview Avenue
Fire destroys Creagerstown creamery and town buildings
Damages exceed 60000 after blaze at Monocacy Valley Creamery, town hall, two hotels and many homes in Creagerstown. Fire fought four hours before being contained. Also notes theory of blame between two Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland captains, plans for Monocacy Battlefield marker unveiling with Gen John McLauland invited, and Carranza declaring provisional presidency in Mexico to form a cabinet.
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Creagerstown
Monocacy Valley
Monocacy
John McLauland
Bombers hit French rail hubs in 200 mile front
Twenty years ago on June 2 1944 RAF bombers attacked key Nazi railroad centers along the French channel coast extending over a 200 mile front. The strikes aimed to disrupt German troop movements ahead of the Allied invasion. The report notes ongoing wartime efforts and related civic notes from Frederick and Brunswick areas.
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French Channel
France
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Brunswick High School
Department OF Commerce
Frederick
Laughlin couple observe 23rd wedding anniversary today
Dr and Mrs Henry P Laughlin of Fritztown Road near Mt Aury mark their 23rd wedding anniversary. Wayne Luther Keeney son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Keeney of this city will receive a BA in Psychology Sunday at Washington College Chester Town. Mr Keeney was a member of the chorus Wittenberg Club Student Education Association and the International Relations Club. The Garver family of Yellow Springs announce the birth of their second child a second son born early this morning at Frederick Memorial.
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Henry P. Laughlin
Fritztown Road
Mt. Aury
Wayne Luther Keeney
Robert L. Keeney
Washington College
Chestertown
Keeney
Wittenberg Club
Student Education Association
International Relations Club
Austin Garver
Yellow Springs
Sec
Frederick Memorial
Baltimore
Electric Hospital
Garver
Maryland
Rosalie Keyser
Shere
Aus
Maryland Tin Keyser
Yellow Public Service Commission
Eastern Shore
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Parking Space Use Discussed in Frederick
Mayor Magaha addressed ongoing parking space concerns on East Patrick Street where 120 metered spots exist. He noted meters were not for city revenue but to ease traffic and warned a future shortage due to rapid expansion while merchants proposed options including tearing down buildings for lots or a multi story garage funded with city bond money.
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Patrick Street
Magaha
Frederick
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital May 29 15
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports numerous births with details including parents, addresses, and newborn names. Notable entries include Mark Lewis Alexander son of H Mark Alexander and Mary Hoppe of Philadelphia and Elizabeth Jean, seventh child fifth son of Paul G Casey and his wife, with several other couples from Walkersville Middletown and Mt Airy.
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Eric A. Ganton
Pikesville
Daniel Shawn
Robert W. Martin
Middletown
Robert Wayne Jr
Wiliam Wayne Burtt
Jefferson
James Carter
William J. Hoffman Jr
Airy
Francis Joseph
Ferry E. Lawson Jr
Frederick
Perry Ernest III
Billy Robert Bliss
Poolesville
Julie Carol
John Etzler
Mr. Airy
Donna Marie
Etzler
Linda Roderick
Mt. Airy
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area Hospitals
Among the sick, Mr. Alton Dayhoff of LeGore was admitted to University Hospital Baltimore on Monday for surgery. Mrs. Ray E. Baker of Williamsville, who fell and broke her leg, is confined at home after treatment and will wear a cast about eight weeks. Mr. L Lewren Sibert of 606 Fairview Avenue underwent major surgery twice this year and was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital then transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is in Room 322, Marburg. Mrs. John A. Harris Sr. of Frederick underwent surgery and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Rozella Harsh of Brunswick recently admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home. Mr Elmer Roderick of New Market moved to Monocacy Nursing Home and is improving.
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Alton Dayhoff
LeGore
University Hospital
Baltimore
Ray E. Baker
Liamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baker
L. Lewren Sibert
Fairview Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Barton Town Council Winners Reelected Unopposed
Two Barton Maryland council members Hamill Snder and John W Ayers were reelected without opposition for two year terms in a coal mining community of about 200 in Allegany County.
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Barton, Md
Barton Town
Hamill Snder
John W. Ayers
Barton
Allegany County
City Police Report Three Accidents
A Frederick woman, Ida C. Lantz, 54, suffered minor injuries walking into a moving car on East Fourth Street around 12 05 p.m. No charges. John Callas, 64, collided with Robert Naylor, 95, at Scott Key avenue and an alley, Callas’ Chevy $400 damage, Naylor’s Ford $500, Naylor charged with failing to stop. Barbara Brunk, 17, rear ended by Ray Daniel, 50, on West Second Street. Daniel charged with failing to reduce speed.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ida C. Lantz
Winchester Street
Burkittsville
Calvin L. Phillips
Scott Key Avenue
John Callas
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Robert Naylor
Lime Kiln
Callas
Naylor
Chevrolet
Ford
William E. Shepley
West Second Street
Barbara Brunk
Oakwood Drive
Ray G. Daniel
New Market
Petitioners Seek Referendum to Abolish Maryland Public Accommodations Law
Samuel J. Seita of Easton heads the Maryland Petition Committee which aims to place a statewide public accommodations law on the November ballot to wipe out the interracial commission and the public accommodations law. If voters reject it, lawmakers would be urged to repeal the 1963 Baltimore City and county law, and abolition of the interracial commission could follow.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Interracial Commission
Samuel J. Seita
Easton
Maryland Petition Committee
Maryland Interracial Commission
Letta
Setta
Baltimore City
Republican Women To Meet Wednesday Reform Leaders To Speak
The Republican Women's Federation will hold its bi monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 15 North Court Street headquarters. Guests include Mrs Hettie Bonnell National Committee Woman and Mrs Sylvia Herman state Grow program chair. Baptism administered Theresa Anne Eisenhauer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Eisenhauer Irwin Pa Immaculate Conception Church God Parents Mr and Mrs Donald M Geiger.
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Republican Women’s Federation
North Court Street
Federation
Helen A. Remsburg
Hettie Bonnell
Republical National Committee
Sylvia Herman
Maryland Women’s Federation
Grow
Theresa Anne Eisenhauer
James R. Eisenhauer
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Donald M. Geiger
CORE Head Speaks At Morgan
James Farmer national director of CORE says disagreement within the civil rights movement is healthy as it grows larger and more diverse. He favors nonviolent direct action targeting specific aims and doubts troops are needed to maintain order. At Morgan State College he received an honorary degree alongside six others. Dr Eugene Carson Blake spoke on trust between races and warned distrust of current leadership could mean disaster.
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Baltimore
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
Morgan State College
CORE
National Guard
Cambridge
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Gloria Richardson
Richardson
Gov. Wallace
Maryland
Wallace
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Baltimore County
Carl Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Southeast Asia
Blake
Professor Speaks At Zonta Meeting
Dr Ruth Baldwin associate professor at the University of Maryland was the guest speaker at the Zonta Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on May 25. President Lorene Bowlus led the session as Baldwin discussed brain damaged children, stigma, treatment advances and family challenges. Guests included Mrs Nevin Baker and Mrs Doris Remsburg.
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Ruth Baldwin
University of Maryland
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lorene Bowlus
Baldwin
University
Nevin Baker
Doris Remsburg
Geneva Barthel
Young seeks new trial in bribery case against Baltimore policeman
AP reports Del. Ernest D. Young of Baltimore’s 4th District asks for a new trial after conviction for conspiring to obstruct justice by hiding a witness in a bribery case involving a policeman. He cites jurors staying for pretrial talks on other charges as grounds. They note he is also indicted for conspiring to murder State Sen. Verda Welcome.
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Baltimore
Del
Ernest D. Young
Young
Maryland
House of Delegates
Sen. Verda Welcome
Deaths in Mount Airy and area names
Notices report the deaths of Harry A Brashears John H Lakin Sr and Mrs Basil Dorsey in Mount Airy Westminster and Winfield area. Brashears aged 86 lived with daughter Mabel N Houck and leaves six grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and a sister in law. Lakin aged 69 was an electrician with two children and a grandson. Dorsey aged 64 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital leaving a large family and two brothers one sister with services at Fairview Methodist Church Mt Airy and interment in church cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Sons and Waltz Funeral Home handle affairs.
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Harry A. Brashears
Emma C. Lindsay Brashears
Mabel N. Houck
Narva Avenue
Mr. Brashears
Mt. Airy
Prentiss W. van Sant
East Church Street
Irvin
Martin
Pine Grove Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Sons
John H. Lakin
John Henry Lakin
South Carroll Street
Lakin
Jefferson
John Sebastian
Bertha Ellen Cochran Lakin
Mary Ellen Brown Lakin
Helen Louise Lakin
Woodsboro
John Nuse
David Lakin
Jefferson Reformed Church
Reformed Cemetery
Basil Dorsey
Mandila Dorsey
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll County
Keener
Eva Costley
Nellie Lee
Westminster
Sterling
Charles Dorsey
Theodore Costley
Daniel Costley
Mary Hillman
Philadelphia
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Fairview Methodist Church
William Young
Funerals for Butler and Smith Held in Mount Airy and Martinsburg
Funeral services were held for Jesse A. Butler 75 of Mount Airy who died Wednesday at Waltz Funeral Home Winfield with Rev. Roger Elgert and pallbearers Floyd Hulver Ralph Wilbar Ralph Buckman Charles Norwood Ray Grimes and Charles Nicholson. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Also services for William H. Smith husband of Ada M V Smith of 1196 N. Market St Martinsburg a representative of Electrolux Vacuum Co who died Friday at Newton D. Bakler Veterans Hospital Martinsburg were conducted at 1201 North Market St with Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating Pallbearers were Edwin A. Brookey Jr Roger M. Phebus William A. Humbert Richard A. Humbert Robert B. Ramsburg and Gideon T. Darkis Jr. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Robert E. Dailey and Son funeral directors.
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Jesse A. Butler
Mount Airy
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Roger ‘Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church
Floyd Hulver
Ralph Wilbar
Ralph Buckman
Charles Nor‘wood
Ray Grimes
Charles Nicholson
Pine Grove Cemetery
William H. Smith
Adam V. Smith
N. Market Street
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner Co
Newton D. Bakler Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
North Market Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Roger M. Phebus
William A. Humbert
Richard ‘A. Humbert
Robert B. Ramsburg
Gideon T. Darkis Jr
Mount Olivet ‘Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Judge appoints Mace to Maryland First Circuit seat
Annapolis AP Gov Janee appoints C Burnam Mace to the vacant Maryland First Judicial Circuit judgeship succeeding W Laird Henry who resigned March 31. The post covers Dorchester Somerset Worcester and Worcester counties including Dorchester.
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Annapopis
Janee
C. Burnam Mace
Maryland
First Judicial Circuit
Mace
Dorchester County
W. Laird Henry
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Johnson Talks With Newsmen on Economy and Policy
President Johnson discussed economic prospects, noting expected 196¢ tax cut impact and inflation absence. He urged frugality through budgeting, praised civil rights progress, and argued debt limits require prudent management. He contrasted U.S. peace aims in Southeast Asia with Communist aggression and commented on Vietnam equipment and India’s Shastri.
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Congress
Johnson
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Shastri
Maryland reports 6157 April traffic accidents
State Police record 6157 Maryland traffic accidents in April resulting in 30 deaths and 3220 injuries. Pedestrian victims make up 30 percent with Anne Arundel County accounting for seven fatalities and Baltimore City five. Other counts include Baltimore County four and several counties with one to three deaths. A child, Albert Liebne Jr., 11, was treated after a mule attack. Aluminum shipments total 11.4 percent higher in 1963 than 1962.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince Georges
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Cecil
Montgomery
Queen Annes
St. Marys
United Sass Aluminum Industry
Minister Observes 90th Birthday in Baltimore Service
Rev George K Ely pastor of Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church in Baltimore marked his ninetieth birthday on May 96. He formerly served Mt Pleasant and Grace Trinity Reformed Churches in Frederick County and remains active in preaching. A Baltimore service featured speakers Rev John H Royer and Rev Dr Gottlieb Siegenthaler with grandson Philip A Smith providing organ music. An envelope with 90 dollars was given by the congregation then refreshments followed. Ely and family lived in Frederick County 1928 to 1945, then moved to Somerset County Pa before settling in Baltimore. He retired in 1952 but served as supply pastor of Trinity Church starting 1953 and continues preaching.
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George K. Ely
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Baltimore
Mr. Ely
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Trinity Reformed
Frederick County
Earl Roberts
John H Royer
Zion
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Charge
Somerset County
Trinity Church
Governor’s appeal to Eisenhower for Cambridge conciliation declined
Annapolis AP reports Governor Tawes sought Johns Hopkins President Milton Eisenhower to chair a five member conciliation committee for Cambridge racial tensions. Eisenhower declined due to press of duties including the Republican National Convention. Tawes said several others accepted. committee membership not yet complete.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Milton 5
Eisenhower
Cambridge
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Eisenhower
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News-Post
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Carranza
Zonta
Rupert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Albert L. Liebne Jr
Taneytown
RFC 1
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
BOC Fes Sche dl
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ahrehi
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