Local Police and Jaycees Honor War Veterans Club Figures
City Police Sgt. C. R. Tucker and Maryland State Police Cpls. Snyder Stockman and Offutt pose with Jaycees chair Wil lam Offutt Jr. and cadets. In front, David Guggenheim takes 2nd in boys, Christopher Ganley wins boys division, Carol Brandenburg tops girls division, Michael Inman ties for 2nd. Eisman commands Naval unit and Lt. Evans leads Officers' Open Mess club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Tucker
Maryland State Police
Willam Offutt Jr
The
Jaycees
Robert C. Snyder
James W. Stockman
Frederick City
David Guggenheim
Christopher T. Ganley
Carol Brandenburg
Michael Inman
U U. S. Army
Eisman
Evans
Rhoderick plans 12 homes in Chestnut Grove subdivision
Former House candidate Harry F. Rhoderick opened a real estate and insurance office on North Court Street and will build 12 frame homes on the east Chestnut Grove Road north of Maryland 26. Each five room dwelling is valued at 11 000 with one car garage. permits filed with Lumen Norris. A separate $500 permit for a three room seasonal cabin on Route 177 east of Foxville Garfield Road was issued to George A Wolfe of TFD 1 Smithsburg. In Louisville, AP notes two coaching legends, Adolph Rupp and Ed Diddle, each with over 700 victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Rhoderick
House of Delegates
North Court Street
Chestnut Grove Road
Maryland 26
New
Rhoderick
Office of Supervisor of Assessments
Lumen F. Norris
Maryland Route 177
Foxville-Garfield Road
George A Wolfe O
Smithsburg
Winners In Jaycee Road E O In Frederick
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce Safe Driving Road E O at the Frederick Shopping Center drew twenty five contestants. Christopher C Ganley and Carol Brandenburg tied for first in men and women divisions earning trophies gift certificates and Road E O certificates.
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Frederick
Michael Inman
David Guggenheim
James W. Stockman
Calvin L. Phillips
Frederick City
C. B. Tucker
Frederick Barracks
State Police
Mercury
Moyer Motors
Frederick County
Frederick Jaycees
Nimrod Camping Trailers Sold at Prospect Plaza Franchise
NAMED DEALER John K. Moore Prospect Plaza Shopping Center on Jeffer ee street extended has taken on the franchise for complete sales and service of Nimrod Camping Trailers. The full line will be on display and demonstrations are offered at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Moore
Prospect
Plaza Shopping Center
Jefferee Street
Lodge Polls Surprise In Texas Vote
In Texas Republican presidential polling Barry Goldwater led with Henry Cabot Lodge second by write in. Governor John Connally and Senator Ralph Yarborough won Democratic renomination in a day of statewide contests. Houston oilman George Bush and attorney Jack Cox led the GOP Senate race with a runoff likely. Joe Pool and Robert Baker led the congressman at large race requiring a runoff. The election was not binding on delegates. Yarborough hailed his renomination amid a bitter clash with Gordon McLendon over media campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Texas
John Connally
Ralph W. Yarborough
Houston
George Bush
Jack Cox
Fourman
U.S. Senate
Joe Pool
Robert Baker
Harold E. Stassen
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Stassen
Yarborough
Gordon McLendon
McLendon
Connally
Don Yarborough
John F. Kennedy
Texas Election Bureau
M. T. Banks
Connaily
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
U. S
Bush
Cox
Milton Davis
Robert Morris
GOP
Rockefeller
Smith
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
George W. Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Connally Widens Lead in Texas Primary Returns
Governor Connally led by a clear margin as Texas returns counted from 254 of 264 counties. McLendon and Yarborough trailed in U S Senate totals, while Bush and Cox led Republican Senate and presidential polls. Simms attacked Brent Bozell at a Montgomery County meeting, prompting Bozell to defend National Review. Shea Stadium opened drawing a 48 736 paid crowd for a Pittsburgh game in Queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Harry Simms
Brent Bozell
Montgomery County
Bozell
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
Ion the
National Review
Harry
The
Americans For Constitutional Action
David Lewis
New York
Queens County
Shea Stadium
Pittsburgh
Thoroughbreds At Aqueduct Draw 31,430 In Crowd
A crowd of 31,430 gathered ten minutes before race time to watch the thoroughbreds at Aqueduct, matching high interest in the Mets game elsewhere. The audience turnout highlighted strong local racing enthusiasm.
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Mets
Aqueduct
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Joseph R. Evans
Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
Colonial Music Shop, Inc
Patrick St
stoBad
Bell-ans
Bell Ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
N. Market St
N. Court St
Ponton
W. 5Th St
Trorrite
T.V
H.P. Meter
John L. Ponton
Zimmerman
College Ave
Mionspapref
Third Telephone Monument
Maryland Industrial Finance
NNO
America
FHA
Francis L. Dickensheets
Charles Sanner
Spring Valley
Ausherman Realty Co. Realtors
E. Carlton Carey Jr
Assoc
Harry F. Rhoderick Agency
S. L. Birely—Broker
Realty Company
Monocacy Shopping Center
Ray W. Wahl
Mgr
HFC
SROUT
Tat
Cherpas
Wan Sf
Pepora Wa
Los
North Market St
Monument 3
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
Cleverhill Frederick
Kehne
Market St
Eastview
Holiday Inn
Kaempf & Harris, Inc. Builders and Developers
Fira
Baca
Charles J, Fregce
Joan J. Sarrick
L. R
D. Area
B. R
County County
D. R
Blucco
Norvell
Carrollton Drive
East Third ST
Charles Street
Pontiac Drive
Braddock Avenue
Eighth Street
Third Street
Banksia Drive
Eastview Development
Second Street
South Market ST
James W. Powell Jr
Donald C. Whitworth
Null, Inc
Frederick, Md
Nathan Jacobson
Delbert
Les Hutzell
Brak
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