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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
7
Dutch Elm Disease remains a threat to stately elms in Maryland per the Maryland Nurserymen Association. The fungus foes the American Elm, spread via the European Elm Bark Beetle, with trees dying within two to three years. Early removal of infected trees and deep feeding of elms are advised to slow spread and protect healthy specimens.
nurserymen know six to eight gallons of 25 percent DDT emulsion per 100 gallons water for late dormant spray. A second half rate spray due in late July. High pressure essential. Elm logs for fireplaces should have bark removed promptly. Tremor felt in Hawthorne Nevada as a four minute quake north of Walker Lake, centered 75 miles southeast of Reno. No damage reported.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge s US presidential bid gains traction in Maryland after a New Hampshire write in win. Mrs Edna Mullen says Lodge For President forms to serve Washington area from Mr Mullen s office. Luciano Ippolito plans a Baltimore Lodge For President HQ in a downtown hotel. Dr Michael Dobridge of Mont unknown details.
The Beatles received the 1964 award from the British Songwriters Guild for outstanding services to British music. Lennon and McCartney were honored for their contributions with hits like She Loves You I Want to Hold Your Hand and All My Loving. The bronze Euterpe statuettes will be presented by Billy Butlin during a later TV program.
Mrs Mullen said Montgomery County leads the committee for Lodge For President. Dr Coleridge attended the Sixth District Republican Womens Federation meeting at the Venice Motel as an official Lodge representative wearing a Lodge For President button.
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