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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1964

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2

Delegates Remain Uncommitted at Maryland GOP Meeting

Governor Scranton’s Maryland speech won applause but delegates chose to keep an uncommitted stance for the National Convention next month in San Francisco. Frederick County delegates and Rep Morton’s bloc maintain commitment to Goldwater was avoided.

Dave Postal Post Baltimore Pennsylvania William Scranton Maryland San Francisco Grace Stickel Frederick Frederick County Scranton Rogers v Morton Goldwater Mathias Charles McC. Mathias Bill

Lodge Support Back Scranton for Republican Nomination

Gettysburg Pa AP The national chairman of the campaign committee for Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge endorsed Governor William W Scranton's late bid for the Republican presidential nomination.

Gettysburg Henry Cabot Lodge Pennsylvania William W. Scranton

Long Urges Food Strike Arbitration in Maryland and Delaware

Rep. Clarence Long urged Labor Secretary Wirtz to push voluntary arbitration in the Maryland Delaware food store dispute and to open a federal probe to determine fault. He noted nationwide implications and called on customers to press for a speedy settlement as 225 stores remained closed. The negotiations were halted by mediators with an impasse until June 15.

Washington Clarence D. Long D-Md Willard Wirtz Maryland Delaware Long Wirtz Harris B. McDowell Jr D-Del McDowell Afl-Cio Retail Clerks International Association Acme Baltimore Eastern Shore Baltimore Food and Employers Labor Relations Association Grand Union A&p Safeway Giant Penn Fruit and Food Fair

Western allies face widening split in eastern Mediterranean

Officials in Athens and Ankara warn of a growing rift between the two major Western allies in the eastern Mediterranean. Johnson invites Turkish Prime Minister Inonu to talks and urges no Turkish troops move into Cyprus amid possible incursion reports. Ball notes heavy pressure within Turkey over Cyprus.

Athens Ankara Mediterranean Johnson Ismet Inonu Cyprus Ball Turkey

Johnson To Hold Talks On Cyprus

Washington reports indicate Turkey and possibly Greece will visit in a few weeks for separate talks with President Johnson on the Cyprus crisis. Undersecretary Ball returned from missions and said he could not say more, noting the situation is dangerous but not hopeless.

Washington Turkey Greece Johnson Cyprus George W. Ball Ball White House NATO

St Timothy’s Picnic Set For Sunday at Breezy Grove Park

The 1964 Parish Picnic of St Timothy's Congregation will be held at Breezy Grove Park on Ball's Road this Sunday starting at 1 p.m. Emmett F Angleberger and Gene Martz are coordinating arrangements.

ST. Timothy’s

Unitarian Speaker to Examine The Deputy Play

The Frederick Unitarian Fellowship will host F. Jackson Zylman III as guest speaker at the June 14 service. He will discuss Rudolph Hoche Ruth’s controversial The Deputy. Zylman, a student minister at All Souls Church Washington, traces his background from Chicago to Birmingham and Meadvill Theological School.

Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick F. Jackson Zylman Rudolph Hoche Ruth Zylman All Souls Unitarian Church Washington Chicago Birmingham Alabama Birmingham Southern College Columbia Presbyterian Seminary Decatur Georgia Meadville Theological University of Chicago Huntsville Unitarian Chicago Psychiatric Foundation East Patrick Street Fellowship Will

Sunday service at South End Civic Association

A church notice invites all interested persons to meet at the South End Civic Association Building at the corner of Burck Street and Scholl's Lane for Sunday worship beginning at 11 00 a.m. All are welcome to attend.

South End Civic Association Burck Street Scholl’s Lane

Porter signs with Kentucky after first meeting coach

Hopkinsville Kentucky AP report recalls Tommy Porter from Cheisnar County High as he signs a basketball scholarship with the Kentucky Wildcats. Six years earlier as a sixth grader Porter visited Adolph Rupp in Lexington and declared his dream to play for Kentucky.

Hopkinsville, Ky Kouceky Tommy Porter Cheisnar County High Adolph Rupp Tommy Young Porter Rupp Lexington Kentucky

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