Scranton Enters GOP Race as Moderate Hope
Gov William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania says moderates were downhearted after Goldwater's California win and that he entered the race to back a moderate platform. He notes he could beat Goldwater and would support either Goldwater or Rockefeller if not the nominee, citing strong foreign and fiscal policies and limited centralization.
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Jack Lynch
Scranton
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Len Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
San Francisco
American Broadcasting Co
City of
Goldwater
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Washington
Mary
Johnson
Maryland to Dedicate Civil War Marker on Monocacy Battlefield
Governor J. Millard Tawes will dedicate a bronze Maryland Marker shaped like an open book on the Monocacy Battlefield to honor Maryland Civil War veterans from both Union and Confederate forces. Graveside services at Mount Olivet precede the ceremony with a dinner at the Key Hotel by ticket only. reservations due by July 6.
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J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
the Monocacy
MD 355
Here
Frederick County
C Lease Bussard
Frederick
Monocacy Battlefield
Mount Olivet
Governor Tawes
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bussard
Civil War Centennial Commission
Two Killed In Md 67 Accident
A 24 year old Charles Town man W Vaman faces two counts of manslaughter after a crash on Md 67 about 15 miles south of Hagerstown. William Bowyer of Charles Town crossed a double yellow line at high speed and collided head on with Marvin Baker of Hagerstown. Lighter, 61, of Funkstown died at the scene. Baker died later at Washington County Hospital. Seven injured including Mrs Baker and Mrs Lighter. Bowyer in fair condition. warrants issued for two counts of manslaughter and failure to drive right.
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Charles Town
W. Vaman
MD. 67
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Barracks
William Bowyer
Marvin Baker
Bowyer
Baker
Paul Lighter
Funkstown
Washington County
Lighter
William James Shedd
Boston
Twelfth
Motter
Shedd
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ores
James E Shroyer
C. Willam Ashbaugh
Demonstration wrap up at Mt. Carmel Church
John Wilson of Maryland State College spoke with demonstrators after a silent march to the Somerset County Courthouse yielded about 80 participants. The event was described as a success by those in attendance.
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John Wilson
Maryland State College
Mt. Carmel
Somerset County
W . Hopwood
Cresaptown
Collis
Fraternal Order
Maryland
Stevenson Stresses Cyprus UN Force Stay To Three More Months
Adlai E. Stevenson said the Security Council will likely order UN forces to stay in war threatened Cyprus for at least three more months. He spoke Sunday, outlining the American position amid ongoing tensions.
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Cyprus
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Security Council
United Nations
Small Barn Fire Tops Weekend Blazes in Carroll
A small frame barn four miles north of Union Bridge, owned by John Stultz, was destroyed by fire Sunday morning. Fire crews from Taneytown and Union Bridge fought until 5 p.m. and had the blaze under control by 11:30 a.m. It was one of seven fires reported across the city county and neighboring areas.
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Carroll County
Montgomery
Carroll
John Stultz
Union Bridge
Taneytown
Keith Dixley
Daysville Road
Walkersville
Hughes and
Reddick
Seneca
Montgomery County
Upper
Catoctin Mountain
New
Small fires reported across several Maryland sites
Midway firemen responded to Sterling Clabaugh’s home near Good Intent west of Union Bridge with limited damage. Snow fences along Burkittsville Pike were set ablaze around 3 30 am and lightly damaged. A 1 am general alarm sent four fire companies to the Snow White Grill on East Patrick Street for smoke from a window fan, causing minimal damage.
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Midway
Sterling Clabaugh
Good Intent
Union Bridge
Burkittsville Pike
Brunswick
Snow White Grill
East Patrick Street
Negroes Use Silent Treatment in Princess Anne
In Princess Anne Maryland 83 African Americans formed a silent line into the town business district as 50 state police observed. John Wilson a Maryland State College student described the demonstration as a new civil rights tactic the silent treatment and said the group would show dissatisfaction without speaking.
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Princess Anne, Md
South
John Wilson
Maryland State College
Princess Anne’s
Silent prayer and song greet Princess Anne protest
Demonstrators at the Somerset County Court house gathered in a circle on the sidewalk, kneeled in silent prayer, then sang We Shall Overcome before marching in single file with hands behind their backs. The crowd drew curious bystanders and a small group of hecklers who were subdued by a state policeman.
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Princess Anne
Wilson
Stanley Wise
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Cambridge
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Jack C. Harley
Patrick Street
Davis Studio
Walter Snow
North Market St
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Cleon H. Alexander
Wee Place
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