Dole to Speak at Frederick County GOP Dinner
Kansas Congressman Robert J. Dole will headline the Frederick County GOP Club annual dinner on April 8 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Co chairs are Mrs. Howard Schindel and Guy B. Stull. Dole, in his second term, represents Kansas First District and earned a long list of public service, military and professional roles. He and his wife Phyllis Holden reside in Arlington Virginia with their daughter Robin.
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Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Frederick County
GOP Club
Urbana
Howard Schindel
Guy B. Stull
Dole
Russell
Kan
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Washburn Municipal University
Topeka
Washburn
10Th Mountain Division
Italy
Russell County
House Agriculture Committee
87Th Club
Kansas County Attorney’s Association
4-H Fair Association
Kiwanis
B.P.O.E
Masonic Lodge
Isis Shrine
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Russell County Red Cross
Phyllis Holden
Farmington
N. H
University
Pre Easter Report Winter Returns and Easter Sales Boom
A sudden warm spell drops below freezing with forecasts of snow flurries this afternoon. Road crews report light frost damage and pothole repairs while Easter sales rise, hats and spring outfits popular, baskets for charity nearly sold out.
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Mercury
Southey T. Nottingham Jr
J Ray Hartman
SRC
Libertytown
Johnsville
Frederick
Children’s Association
Jaycees Raise $600 For Heart Fund Dance
Frederick Jaycees hosted a Wednesday evening dance at West Frederick Junior High School to benefit the Frederick County Heart Fund. Damien and the Classic Five performed marking their first anniversary appearance to a capacity teen crowd. Mayor Magaha and Police Chief Main attended among Heart Association leaders and other guests.
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Frederick Jaycees
Frederick County Heart Fund
Damien
Classic Five
West Frederick Junior High School
Ed Blumenauer
Junior Chamber of Commerce
City of
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Charles V. Main
Heart Association
Austin Pearre
Pearre
Garland Feaga
Feaga
Harry Reid
Job
Jaycees
Jacksonville Bus Boycott Aims at Jim Crow Merchants
The NAACP launched a boycott against Jacksonville businesses that restrict African Americans. White and Black leaders sought a path to end the four day racial crisis as the group pressured Jim Crow merchants.
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Jacksonville
Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Educator To Speak On Pressures In Public Meeting
Karl S. Manwiller Jr the Frederick County Public Schools supervisor will discuss the pressures on the average person from left and right wing factions. He plans to analyze the political and social scene with an historian approach. The event at Winchester Hall starts 8 p.m. and is sponsored by the Women's Democratic League with open public attendance.
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Winchester
Winchester Hall
Karl S. Manwiller Jr
Frederick County
Manwiller
Women’s Democratic League
Mary Condon Hodgson
Johnsons Headed To Texas For Easter Weekend
President and Mrs. Johnson will fly to their Texas ranch this afternoon to spend the Easter weekend. White House press secretary George Reedy said no definite return time was set. The ranch lies near Johnson City about 65 miles west of Austin.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
White House
George Reedy
Johnsons
Johnson City
Austin
Detrick Plans For Army Day Parade and Displays
At Fort Detrick the Armed Forces Day executive committee outlined May 13 events. Paul R Wisner will chair the parade assisted by Col Elmer Munshower and Maj Neill Burnett with others named to guest, display, and support roles. Static exhibits from Fort Detrick and Edgewood Arsenal, a two hour parade, and a mid day Baker Park display with food preservation and weapons demos are planned.
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Fort Detrick
Detrick
J. Harold Hooper
Frederick
Neill C. Burnett
Alvin R. Hylton
Gerald W. Beveridge
Lester L. Holmes
Aus
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Richard M. Clendenin
Leon P. Eisman
USN
John V. Vacca
Margaret Robinson
Civil Air Patrol
Baker Park
Second US Army
Fort George G. Meade
Army Field
Edgewood Arsenal
Regular Army
National Guard
Veterans Organizations
Civil Defense
Armed Forces Day Executive Committee
Trading Heavy Market Advances In Heavy New York Trade
The stock market rose steadily in heavy trading with gains across most key stocks. Broad buy activity permeated many sections of the list as prices firmed.
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New York
Cancer Rates Differ For Catholic Nuns In U. S. Study
An American Cancer Society sponsored study of 116173 nuns across 262 communities during 1963 finds cancer patterns differ from lay women. Key results show very low cervical cancer, higher breast and ovarian cancers, and surprisingly low lung cancer linked to limited smoking.
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Palm Beach Shores
Fla
America
American Cancer Society
James T. Nix
New Orleans
United States
Nix
Kennedy Coins Sell Out At Local Banks
Kennedy memorial half dollars arrived late Wednesday and went on sale at 9 am. Farmers and Mechanics Bank reported complete sellouts of 1,275 coins at downtown and Seventh Street locations, Frederick County National Bank had 20 of 600 left, other banks reported strong demand.
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Seventh Street
Frederick County National Bank
Senate votes to take up civil rights bill after deadlock
The Senate, ending a stalemate since March 9, voted 67 to 17 to take up the House passed civil rights bill for formal consideration. Leader Mansfield’s motion cleared the way for Morse to send the bill to the Judiciary Committee for 10 days of hearings. Humphrey predicted a tabling motion would fail and debate would resume after a three day Easter recess.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Hubert JH. Humphrey
D-Minn
Explosion Rips Tanker San Jacinto Off Virginia Coast
A blast split the 544 foot San Jacinto in two about 40 miles off Portsmouth, killing a steward, M Dotilla, and leaving the stern and bow adrift in 5 to 10 foot seas. Captain Harold J Titus and most of the crew survived as two tugs moved to tow the sections. The vessel was en route from Portland Maine to Houston with fumes expelling from its tanks, and the Mobile Pegasus carried papers to safety before departing the area.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Harold J. Titus
Pine City
N.Y
Mobile Pegasus
M. Dotilla
Coast Guard
Portland
Maine
Houston
Tex
The
Trinidad Corp
New York
Sun Shipbuilding Co
Chester
Todd Shipbuilding Co
Galveston, Tex
Norfolk
Public Prayer Hearings Set by House Judiciary Committee
Rep. Charles Mathias says the House Judiciary Committee will begin hearings on public prayer in April 22 and continue as long as needed. He mailed notices to clergy in Maryland's 6th District and said many church leaders will testify. The panel will study constitutional questions tied to public prayer following Supreme Court rulings on school exercises.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
America
Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
MacArthur Shows Signs Of Pneumonia At Walter Reed
Army doctors found signs of inflammatory involvement at the base of General Douglas MacArthur's right lung and began antibiotic treatment. He remains in serious condition, with Walter Reed saying his status has improved from critical earlier in the week.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Henry
Murphey
Government Ends Silver Dollar Exchange Rush
The Treasury, citing the 1963 law, will replace dollars with one-dollar packets of silver dust. Secretary Douglas Dillon announced that no more silver dollars will be exchanged for paper money, as coin collectors hold most carts worth above face value. Any person presenting a dollar bill in person to a New York or San Francisco assay office will receive an unmarked envelope with silver granules.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Congress
New York
San Francisco
Report On Viet Nam Lodge Says Free World Can’t Lose South Viet Nam
In Saigon AP interview Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge warns that losing South Viet Nam to Communists would empower China and threaten 240 million across Asia. He says current plans can win the war if external pressures stay bounded and warns a troop pullout would be disastrous. He notes neutralization of En Nam would equal Communist victory, and outlines regional repercussions across Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
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Free World
South Viet Nam
Saigon
China
Asia
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
France
Bbee
Gallagher
Philippines
United States
Viet Nam
Formosa
Indonesia
Burma
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Malaysia
Australia
Fort Mesa
Religious Riots Reported In India
New Delhi report says primitive Christian Adivasi tribesmen armed with bows and arrows joined religious rioting in eastern India as the death toll nears 300. In Bihar State the tribesmen attacked Muslims and burned two villages over reports of Muslim terror in East Pakistan. Chief Minister K B Sahay told the Bihar Legislature that many Adivasis roam near the Bihar Orissa border and plan to attack two more villages.
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India
Bihar
Pakistan
K. B. Sahay
Bihar- Orissa
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