Public discourse on Cuba and U S priorities in 1964
The page comments on U S air bases in Cuba and pressure to focus on domestic ordering before lecturing other nations. It argues for prioritizing home readiness, criticizing U S overseas posture, and reflecting Cold War tensions as of March 25, 1964.
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Frederick
Maryland
Cuba
PTG & Mecco
Florida
Caer
Pentagon
Carrer
Jacksonville
Werber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Anxiety over high school dropouts and learning limits
The piece asks why more than 10 percent of students leave school early and face a tougher job market. It argues that keeping unwilling learners in class may waste resources and notes some youths have clear limits to learning, suggesting different paths may be needed.
Automation And Eggs In The Australian Chicken Program
Farmers used artificial light to extend laying hours and Australian geneticists tried to Breed a two eggs a day chicken. An experimental station linked a computer to the production line to time each egg and adjust light and noise. A band played as neon lights flash in the chicken house.
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Sydney
Adamstown group backs school prayer effort letter
The writer praises Miss Colette Orlando for supporting prayer in schools and urges readers to join a petition drive led by local youths. He explains how petitions and stamped envelopes can spread the plan and stresses action over talk, naming Boys and Girls, P.O. Box 15, Adamstown, Md. March 23, 1964. The page also notes remarks on Cuban helicopter landings and coast defense amid Cold War tensions.
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Adamstown Group
Colette Orlando
the Frederick News
Orlando
P.O. Box
Adamstown
Maryland
W. Paul Winzer JR
Myersville
Fifty Years Ago in Mt Airy Fire Ravages Business Section
March 25 1914 Mt Airy fire sweeps the business section damaging the Farmers Milling and Grain Co plant and adjoining properties with losses estimated at 50000. The blaze evokes memories of the 1903 fire that devastated the town. Cooler weather expected to protect peach buds from late frosts. Read creates a concern for orchards across the county with winter damage running into thousands of dollars. Miss Edna Schaefer’s East Church Street School pupils walked to Red Bridge with lunch and sang along. A group including Vera Marion Jessie Ebert Pearl Delphy Katherine Herwig Virginia Fritz Myrtle Baker Frances Oland Nellie Solt joined the trip. Carroll Creek bank restoration planned to secure a defined channel after dredging. Margaret Motter of the Frederick Civic Club reported 130 for the project to Mayor Fraley.
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News-Post
MT. Airy
Farmers’ Milling and Grain Company
Edna Schaefer
East Church Street
Red Bridge
Vera Marion
Jessie Ebert
Pearl Delphy
Katherine Herwig
Virginia Fritz
Myrtle Baker
Frances Oland
Nellie Sol
Residents nominate two for Burgess and ten for Commissioners
Middle Town residents nominate E. Walter Beachley for Burgess and Ray C. Gladhill for Commissioner. The Red Army breaks Polish front near Tarnopol as Soviets push toward Carpathians. Seventy two registrants, many pre Pearl Harbor fathers, are to report for pre induction in Baltimore. Today is last day to use two-cent stamps on local letters without an extra stamp.
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News-Post
Middletown
Burgess
Burgess E. Walter Beachley
Ray C. Gladhill
Red Army
Tarnopol
Old Poland
Carpathian Barrier
Pearl Harbor
Draft Board One
Baltimore
Soviet Defense Minister Leads delegation to East Germany
Berlin AP reports Marshal Rodion Malinovsky will head a Soviet military delegation to East Germany soon. ADN says the visit is at the invitation of the East German Communist Party but did not specify dates.
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Berlin
Rodion Malinovsky
East Germany
ADN
Communist Party
Increase in oysters and clams boosts Maryland landings
Maryland oyster landings rose 27 percent and soft clam landings 66 percent in January 1964, per the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries reporting on commercial fish landings. Ballenger Grange to meet in Feagaville with Roy Culler showing Canadian slides. business session at 8 30 pm. Dr Charles R Lattgast, 65, longtime Bemidji State College president, dies in Rochester Minnesota hospital.
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Annapolis
Maryland
U.S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Bemidji
Minn
Charles R Lattgast
Bemidy State College
Sioux Falls College
Rochester, Minn
Doctor's Wife Katherine Allman Dies in Atlantic City
Katherine May Allman wife of Dr David B Allman and former president of the American Medical Association Auxiliary in 1948 49 died Tuesday in a hospital in Atlantic City New Jersey The obituary notes her leadership and marriage to a prominent physician and AMA past president.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Katherine May Allman
American Medical Association Auxiliary
David B. Allman
The
Johnson Eyes Health Care Bill For Elderly Pay Via Social Security
President Johnson, hopeful for action on elderly health care financed through Social Security, pressed Congress at White House talks with Democratic leaders. Humphrey said Johnson intends to press for a medical assurance bill and told an Atlantic City union meeting that action would come through Social Security, with interpretations ranging from months to next year.
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JACK BELL _ WASHINGTON
Johnson
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
White House
Humphrey
United Automobile Workers
Atlantic City
N.J
Johnsons Sell House The Elms to Miami Investor
The Washington Post reports Luther B. Smith, a major stockholder in about 25 aircraft related firms, bought the former Washington home The Elms from Johnsons for an amount likely under $200,000. Smith, with homes in Miami and Reno, is chair of Aerodex Corp. and president of L. B. Smith Construction. The deal, arranged by the American Security Corp, was a surprise for his wife Perle Mesta had hosted the couple years earlier.
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Washington (Ap
Johnson
Washington
The
Elms
Miami, Fla
Washington Post
Luther B. Smith
American Security Corp
Smith
Miami
Reno
Neb
Aerodex Corp
L. B. Smith
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Maryland Inn Sold For 450000 To Washington Group
Annapolis AP report states the 200 year old Maryland Inn was sold for about 450000 to a Washington area consortium. The Annapolis Land Co. partnership including John K. Clifford Paul M. Pearson and Donohoe Construction Co. acquired the landmark from Mr and Mrs Kent R Mullikin.
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Annapolis
Maryland Inn
Washington
Kent R. Mullikin
Annapolis Land Co
John K. Clifford
Paul M. Pearson
Donohoe Construction Co
Washington Area
Vindobona Cancer Film Show Highlights Early Detection
Dr. Louis R. Schoolman chaired Vindobona Nursing Home meeting where two films Traitor Within and Inside Magoo explained cancer basics and danger signals. Experts urged annual health checkups, immediate physician visits for signals, and periodic screenings. refreshments followed. Next Vindobona personnel dance slated for April 25 at Amvers Post in Middletown with Lew Wade orchestra.
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Louis R. Schoolman
Vindobona
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Schoolman
Evelyn Petery
Lena Stull
Mary Fogle
L.P.N
Hilda Snoots
Amvers
Middletown
Lew Wade
Belgrade Archbishop Josip Ujcic Dies at 84
Dr. Josip Ujcic 84 Roman Catholic archbishop of Belgrade and president of the Roman Catholic Bishops Conference of Yugoslavia died Tuesday after a heart ailment.
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Belgrade
Josip Ujcic
Roman Catholic Bishops Conference of
Yugoslavia
Maryland Senate Primary Sparks Rival Charges
Maryland politics heats as Republican James Gleason attacks incumbent Sen. J Glenn Beall calling him evasive and ineffectual while Democrat backers accuse opponents of plunging to a new low in tawdry state politics. Campaigns announce Nancy Burkheimer as head of Students for Tydings in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Senate
James P. Gleason
J. Glenn Beall
Louis L Goldstein
Tydings
Lael
Saturday Evening Post
O'Donnell
Guildstein
O’donnel
Hume
Del
Nancy Brown Burk
Deaths: Raymond E Boller and Leonard G Stanley
Raymond E Boller 69 of Graceham died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after months of illness. He served in World War I, was an archer and treasurer of Graceham Moravian Church, and is survived by Kathryn, three children, sisters, a brother and four grandchildren. Leonard G Stanley formerly of the area died Monday near Mullsville New Jersey. survivors include several children and siblings. Funeral arrangements are announced by local undertakers with services at Graceham Moravian Church and Mount Olivet cemetery forthcoming.
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Raymond E. Boller
Graceham
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles N
Effie M. Firor Boller
Fort Detrick
Archer
Edwin C. Creager Jr
American Legion
Kathryn E. Hamerick Boller
Charles L. Boller
Anna Kathryn Hooks
Sturley V. Boller
jOlive Beitler
Clarksburg
Eli Rice
Thurmont
Wilbur Stonesifer
Taneytown
Edward Boller
Baltimore
Creager
Frederick Morgenstern
Graceham Cemetery
Leonard G. Stanley
Thelma Shuff Stanley
Mullsville
N. J
Chilldren
Thomas Stanley
Corpus Christie
Texas
James L. Stanley
Millville
Gertrude Lovell
Mobile
Alabama
Bessie
Temperance Stanley
Bessie Evans
Princess Anne
Harry Stanley
Red Bank
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Welfare Declines Catholic Protection Request
Baltimore AP The State Board of Welfare refused religious exemptions for case workers who refuse to refer clients to Planned Parenthood centers. Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan had asked for allowances so referrals would not clash with workers' convictions. The board rejected the idea saying it would invite more exemptions and undermine policy.
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Baltimore
State Board of Welfare
Lawrence J. Shehan
Planned Parenthood
Annapolis Fine Arts Festival Opens With Week of Events
The second annual Annapolis Fine Arts Festival begins Sunday with art exhibits and musical and dramatic performances. Most events occur at Francis Scott Key Memorial Hall, featuring local paintings and sculpture. Governor Tawes proclaims March 29 to April 5 as fine arts week in Maryland.
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Francis Scott Key
St. John's College
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Historic Annapolis Inc
City Dock
Chesapeake Bay
Retired Publisher John Sterling Dies At 75
John C. Sterling, 75, former publisher of This Week and president of McCalls, died Tuesday in Delray Beach Florida. A native of Greenwich Connecticut, Sterling built a long career in magazine publishing with ties to major titles.
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Delray Beach, Fla
John C. Sterling
This Week Magazine
McCalls Magazine
Sterling
Greenwich, Conn
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area notices
Among The Sick Mr. Oliver F. Englebrecht Sr. of 01 Rosemont Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for observation and treatment. Mrs. John Young of 121 East Fourth Street returned home from Washington Sanitorium in Takoma Park where she had been a patient for several days. Mrs. Wiliam Lambdin Motter Sen is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. L. Lewren Silbert of Fairview Avenue has returned home after undergoing surgery March 9 at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Mr. Clyde Horner of LeGore, admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore on Tuesday, is undergoing eye surgery today. Mrs. William G. Smith of Trail Avenue is making satisfactory progress at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she is a medical patient. Mrs Smith is not allowed visitors.
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Oliver F. Englebrecht Sr
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Young
East
Fourth Street
Washington
Takoma Park
Wiliam Lambdin
Motter Sen
L. Lewren Silbert
Fairview Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Clyde Horner
LeGore
William G. Smith
Trail Avenue
Smith
Salisbury City Council election returns show three incumbents
In Salisbury, AP reports Democrats retained majority on the city council with two incumbents re-elected and one Democrat also winning a four year term. W. Paul Martin Jr. received 1,731 votes, Robert A. Powell 1,537, and Harry C. Fullbrook 1,584. Losing were Frank Maher 1,318, Robert Mumford 1,227, and John W. Paoda 1,045, leaving Democrats 3 to 2.
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Salisbury
W. Paul Martin Jr
Harry C. Fullbrook
Robert A. Powell
Frank Maher
Robert Mumford
John W. Paoda
Funeral services for Raymond Best and others listed
Funeral services were held for Raymond Jesse Best at the funeral home on North Market Street with Rev. Carroll L Boyer officiating. Interment at Frederick Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. Also services for Alva N. Gladhill, Charles Earl Lenhart Sr., and Mrs Patricia Stambaugh conducted by respective pastors. Rest Haven Memorial Gardens burial for Stambaugh. Westminster Lodge donated playing cards to Springfield Hospital. Louisville AP joke ad about encyclopedias used.
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Raymond Jesse Best
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Carroll L Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Raymond S. Brown
Horace C. Brown
Edward T Geesey
Kenneth W Harrison
Wilbur Ford
Dennis T. Spriggs
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
Alva N. Gladhill
Jefferson
Gladhill
Middletown
Eugene Young
John Fawley Jr
Clayton
Warren Fry
James
John Nuse
Sanford Schamel
Charles Earl Lenhart Sr
Woodsboro
Powell and Hartzler
Donald A Haas
Patricia Stambaugh
Charles W Stambaugh Sr
East Church Street
Warren Rhodes
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Donald M. Fadeley
Frank R. Smith Jr
Alonza W Coran
Elwood T Whitmore
Rest Haven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Westminster Lodge
P.O. Ellis
Springfield Hospital
Sykesville
Ann Reifsnyder
Frances Dunlop
Elks Lodge
Roy Lint
Lee Hardesty
Ken Kuester
Emiy Kuester
Westminster Ladies Club
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital March 22 24
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births for multiple families from March 22 to 24. Names include James William Suma, Pamela Lynn Brown, Carla Lynne Glass, Robert Eugene Arnold, Kathleen Smith, Alfred Richard Jr Thompson, Tina Sue Matz, Brenda Lee Lenhart, Debra Welsh, Laura Louise Bennett, John Wesley Schroyer, Thomas Michael Stillions, plus context of addresses and family details.
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Shield
This City
Kathleen Smith
Alfred R. Thompson
Logenberry Court
Alfred Richard Jr
Thompson
Yvonne Clemson
Frederick
Stephen A. Matz
Thurmont
Tina Sue
Clyde R. Lenhart
Trail Avenue
Brenda Lee
Frankie J. Welsh
RFD
Mr. Airy
Debra Lynn
John S. Bennett
Laura Louise
James E. Schroyer
East Patrick Street
John Wesley
Harry Stillions
Thomas Michael
Mr and Mrs Carl H Kintz observe 38th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Carl H Kintz of Queen street mark their 38th wedding anniversary today with family and neighbors noting the milestone in a quiet observance at home.
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Carl H. Kintz
Queen Street
Kennedys Invited To Utah To Ski Fun
Senator Frank Moss of Utah invites Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and family to Utah for Easter weekend ski trip. Moss notes Kennedy family had trouble finding Sun Valley reservations and promises snow over 100 inches and good Salt Lake City accommodations.
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Washington
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Robert F. Kennedy
Moss
Kennedy
Sun Valley
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Alpine climbers killed in Ortles snowslide in Italy
Three climbers perished under a massive snowslide in the Ortles range near the Austrian border in northern Italy. Two companions escaped and another climber watched from a distance as the slide struck the party while crossing a glacier.
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Bolzano
Italy
Ortles
No Honky Tonks Greenwich Village Scena Ordered Changed
Greenwich Village shopfronts face closure as City Buildings Department orders 11 coffeehouses and four open front stores shut for violating a zoning rule restricting entertainment. The affected block bounded by Macdougal West Third Sullivan and Bleecker had been a bohemian hub with music and late hours.
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City Buildings Department
Macdougal
West Third
Sullivan
Bleecker
Harold Birns
Arphiw
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