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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1964

Page

37

Brunswick Heads Reject Pay Raise

Brunswick Town Council rejected a proposed pay raise for the mayor and council, failed to secure a second for a referendum proposal, and continued pay scales at $50 monthly for the mayor and $20 for each council member. The meeting approved Edison poles for canal light service, enforced Maple Avenue parking ban, and discussed a recreation building plan. Ambulance fund requests were tabled while the town reported a $43,928.52 general fund balance and $1,915.53 in unpaid bills.

Brunswick Maryland Municipal League Ocean City Potomac Edison Company Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Maple Avenue Brunswick Recreation Commission Brunswick Ambulance Company Finance Commission Brunswick General Fund New Brunswick Water System

Johnson Warns Against Mud Slinging in Speech

President Johnson urged Americans to avoid mudslinging and focus on the American system. He spoke in Cleveland to AFL Communications Workers of America delegates and a large downtown crowd, praising liberty and prosperity while urging restraint in politics.

Cleveland, Ohio Johnson America Cleveland Hopkins Washington AFL Communications Workers of America Edgewater Park Lake Erie

President vows united effort to avert economic stagnation

Johnson told the 380,000 member union that America will not return to drift or decline. He urged labor, management and government to work together to meet economic changes and address automation's impact on jobs. The speech targeted national prestige and strength, stressing a collaborative path forward.

Frederick Joseph A. Beirne Johnson America

Self Defense Ruled In Shooting

A Baltimore judge ruled Thomas J Fuller acted in self defense when he fatally shot Edward B Farmer after Farmer attacked Fuller in a bar during a New Year’s Day incident. Fuller, a 46 year old painter and used car dealer, was also shot twice in the ensuing scuffle.

Baltimore James K. Cullen Thomas J. Fuller Edward B. Farmer Farmer Fuller

Girl Breaks Ankle In Park Scene

Susan Jane Spenser, 13, baby sitting with Roger and Carolyn Young, helps Gwendolyn Zimmerman after a park fall at McCurdy Park. Gwendolyn suffers a swelling ankle. first aid steps prompt calling police and hospital transfer. X rays at Frederick Memorial Hospital confirm the injury.

Susan Jane Spenser South Market Street Susan Roger Carolyn Young Gwendolyn Zimmerman Spensers McCurdy Park Gwendolyn City Frederick Memorial Hospital United Fire Company

GOP Split Deepens as Scranton Battles Goldwater for 1964

Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat reports how Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton duels with Barry Goldwater for the 1964 Republican nomination. Scranton’s moderate bid inflicts internal GOP rifts, risking the party’s unity and signaling bitter intra party warfare through San Francisco and beyond.

Bruce Biossat Washington Arizona Paul Fannin Goldwater San Francisco Cleveland Scranton Unity Pecastain Dilworth

Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass

Mrs Thomas J Preston former Mrs Grover Cleveland was blinded years before death. Specialists predicted permanent blindness. She learned braille, bought a braille typewriter, and prepared for years of darkness. Treatment restored most sight. Yet she kept using her braille typewriter with renewed diligence.

Earl L. Douglass Thomas J. Preston Grover Cleveland

Remembering a life of quiet charitable reading

A devoted woman, blind to the end, shared her best magazine articles each month with a Navajo Indian teacher lacking reading opportunities. She mailed a final bundle of writings a few days before her death at eighty three, proving true Christian love needs no sermon. Grant's Tomb in New York was funded by a large public subscription with about 90,000 participants.

Brooks New York City Grant

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