Simms Campaign Tour Through Maryland Suburbs
Harry Simms campaigned for votes in Montgomery County during a four hour tour starting at Langley Park Shopping Center and traveling through Bethesda Kensington Rockville and Silver Spring. He dubbed his rival Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr a left wing stooge and ended by opening his Sixth District Headquarters.
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Montgomery County
Harry Simms
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Simms
Senate
Langley Park
Bethesda
Kensington
Rockville
Silver Spring
Campaign Rally Draws 400 plus at Wheeton Plaza
Mr. Simms addressed a Montgomery County caravan with 25 to 30 cars from local businessmen. He labeled Congress man Mathias a left wing stooge and accused Republicans of double talk while highlighting budget issues and his opposition to liberal foreign aid. Attendees included Mrs. Maryland 1963 contestant and Montgomery County precinct chairs from Rockville and Takoma Park.
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Wheeton Plaza
Simms
Mathias
Maryland
Ann Mueler
Rockville
Montgomery County
Takoma Park
Milk Cooperative Reports Jump in 1963 Sales in Maryland Area
R L Strock, secretary treasurer of the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, announced at the Baltimore annual meeting that sales reached 2244 million dollars, up almost a million from 1962. The farmer owned cooperative, headquartered in Baltimore, includes about thirteen hundred dairy farmers from Maryland and neighboring areas of Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
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R. L. Strock
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers
Baltimore
Eadquartered
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Cooperative milk cooperative reports record year in 1963
The organization notes 20 percent of executives elected, 457 million pounds of milk processed in 1963, and a two year mayoral term change. Officials praise stronger finances and ongoing policy aims to aid future growth as leaders consider further terms. In Emmitsburg, prospects for future elections remain uncertain.
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Baltimore
Gany Larmer
Emmitsburg
Irelan
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Strock
Missioner Hollinger
Emmitsburg Election Date Set For Two-Year Mayor Term
Emmitsburg voters face an election in two months to choose a new mayor and town commissioner as terms for Mayor Ralph Forelan and Chairman John S Hollinger expire. This marks Emmitsburg’s first two year mayoral term.
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Emmitsburg
Ralph Forelan
John S Hollinger
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