Phantom Vetting Jabs at Goldwater From Oregon to Vietnam
Senator Javits accuses liberal Republicans of letting Goldwater secure the nomination while critics falter. He cites Gov. Rockefeller as discredited and notes Ambassador Lodge in Vietnam as a phantom threat. With seven primaries and five conventions this week, Goldwater gains delegates despite Lodge’s polling lead.
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Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Javits
Lodge
Rockefeller
Nixon
Scranton
Romney
Unlikely Auto Strike Predicted by University Expert
University of Chicago economist Dr George P Shultz predicts no automobile strike this year. He cites ongoing industry union talks, professional negotiators, and wages not being a major issue. He notes Walter Reuther aims to finish bargaining before campaign travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Shultz
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business Administration
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Shultz
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Letters To The Editor On School Prayer Issue
A reader argues the Beck er amendment restates the Bill of Rights and limits state control over worship. The letter emphasizes prayer as a personal matter within family and church, condemns denominational prayers, and recalls early settlers seeking religious freedom. It asserts no rights are denied, only ensured to believe or disbelieve as desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New World
Europe
Becker Amendment debate stirs letters on school prayer
Readers weigh in on prayer in public schools and the Becker Amendment, arguing that voluntary participation still harms free worship and that Americans should be united beyond religious or racial labels. The exchange cites constitutional change fears and urges tolerance amid ongoing controversy.
Frederick City School Guards commendation note
The text praises the Frederick city school guards for acting bravely to help injured young ladies, carrying them to safety, seeking help, applying first aid, and assisting on the scene. The commendation is dated May 5, 1964 and highlights the patrolmen as commendable youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
County petitions for road hill removal near New London
Fifty Years Ago items note New Market citizens request county commissioners to fund removing steep hills on the New London eastward road. The column also mentions Frederick slogans for the centennial and Braddock Heights opening date for Whit Monday. A mad dog scare near Myersville involves a feral dog seen at Clifford Riser’s farm.
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New London
Cross Roads
Frederick
James D. Enright
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Whitmonday
Braddock
Highland
Myersville
Clifford Riser
Water Plant Odor Removal Equipment Ordered
Equipment to remove odors and improve taste in Lingane re Filtration Plant water was ordered for improvements underway. Collector Harry C. Castle sent notices to about 100 delinquent water accounts due within 30 days for the half year ending October 1. Substructure of the Jug Bridge over the Monocacy River is nearly complete and deck work is set to begin. Official canvass shows 10.45 percent Democratic and 8.98 percent Republican turnout in this year's primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganere
Harry C. Castle
Jug Bridge
Monocacy River
Mr. Grove Lime Company
Accidents Reported In Frederick City Streets
Frederick city police reported three accidents. A three year old boy suffered minor injuries after running into a car on Phebus avenue. Vivian Andrew and Mary Holdcraft collided on East Third street with minor vehicle damage. Clara Brashears and Charles Lucas collided at East Patrick and Carroll streets with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Paul Bowie
Phobus Avenue
Phebus Avenue
Charles Yingling
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry L. Quinn
East Third Street
Chapel Alley
Vivian Andrew
Mary Holdcraft
Andrew
Holdcraft
RFD 6
Charles M. Lucas
Hamilton
Brashears
East Patrick Street
Lucas
Primaries Narrow GOP Hopefuls Across Seven States
The report covers seven state primaries with Taft securing the GOP nomination over Ted Brown and Sen. Young clinging to his seat while John Glenn remains on ballots. Oklahoma leads to runoffs. Alabama supports Wallace. Florida nominating Hol land for a fourth term as runoffs loom. New Mexico and DC primaries noted. Indiana and Ohio tallies show Taft, Wallace, Glenn, and Young leading. John Glenn, sidelined by a bath room fall, focuses on recovery while maintaining his candidacy.
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Senate
Taft
Ted Brown
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
J. Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Alabama
Wallace
Macon County
Ala
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Robert King High
Miami
New Mexico
E. S. Johnny Walker
Fabian Chavez
U.S
District OF Columbia
E. Franklin Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indiana
Welsh
Goldwater
Stassen
Ohio
Brown
Young
Houston
Tex
John Glenn
Man Finds Papers Lost From Plane
John Marialetta a Toledo businessman flying near Martinsburg West Virginia lost coat and private papers when they were sucked from his cockpit within an hour after landing radio WEPM broadcast led to call that the coat and papers landed in a plowed field unidentified man supplied details aiding recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Marialetta
Toledo
Ohio
Washington, D. C
WEPM
Contested 1964 Ayer Cup Awards Mentioned by Judges
Judges for the 1964 Ayer Cup contest included Richard L. Tobin R Hunter Middleton and Charles T Conner from Memensen. The Chicago Daily News won First Honorable Mention in the 50,000+ circulation category, with Binghamton Press and Courier Journal following. Other winners included Twin City Sentinel and Newburgh Evening News in 10,000 to 50,000, Iron Mountain News repeatedly. In under 10,000, Bennington Banner took First Honorable Mention and Emporia Gazette Second, with Troy Record third. 225 papers entered.
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Chicago Daily News
Binghamton, N.Y
Evening Press
Louisville, Ky
Courier- Journal
Binghamton Press
Courier-Journal
Twin City Sentinel
Winston-Salem
N.C
Newburgh
N.Y
Evening News
Iron Mountain
Mich
Iron Mountain News
Bennington, Vt
Banner
Emporia
Kansas
Troy
Record
President Johnson cites both progress and concerns on economy and civil rights
President Johnson said the economy is headed in the right direction but highlighted concerns over diseases poverty and civil rights. He urged the Advertising Council to take a front line role in the war on poverty during a prepared speech in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
America
Advertising Council
Obituary notices for Harbaugh Leaman Loud and others
Multiple death notices from a Maryland area paper list Mrs. Bessie M. Harbaugh of Graceham aged 83 and Mrs. Nellie L. Leaman of Bethesda age 81, and Theodore Thomas Loud of New London age 59. Details include family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont Gawler's Funeral Chapel and Dorsey's Chapel Methodist with interment at local cemeteries.
This Woman Lost More Than Her Shirt
A California school teacher protested state income tax by sending underwear with a 1963 tax check. The check was processed, paid, and the woman remained unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Franchise Tax Board
Dinner Meeting at VFW Country Club Highlights Speakers
A dinner meeting at the VFW Country Club on Tuesday featured Ruth Platt as the speaker and installing officer, with Grace Brashear also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Country Club
Ruth Platt
Grace Brashear
Funeral services for Mrs Myra M Driver
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Mrs Myra M Driver widow of Charles W Driver who died Saturday. Rev Lyle W Ashby of Trinity Methodist Church officiated. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra M. Driver
Charles W. Driver
East Church Street
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles L. Crawford Jr
Robert D. Crawford
Richard A. Harshman
Joseph D. Harshman
W. Leroy Poole
Robert Darby
Monocacy Cemetery
Judge Deliberates on Maryland Income Tax Increase
In Annapolis, Judge C Bowie Duckett weighs a state's demurrer to a suit by Baltimore City Comptroller Hyman A Pressman seeking to strike down Maryland's income tax rise from 3 to 4 percent. The decision may take two weeks. if denied, a full hearing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
C. Bowie Duckett
Duckett
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Hyman A. Pressman
Baltimore
Grace Brashear Installed as President of Frederick County Dental Assistants
Grace Brashear was installed as president of the Frederick County Dental Assistants Society at a meeting last night at the V F W Country Club. Third District Trustee Miss Ruth Platt officiated, with Mrs. Dorothy Thacker conducting. Other officers named include Jackie Fox vice president Louise Snodgrass secretary Barbara Caslow treasurer and Sally Main and Jean Sharrer as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brashear
Frederick County Dental Assistants Society
V. F. W. Country Club
Ruth Platt
Dorothy Thacker
State of Maryland
Anna ‘Heffelfinger
Friendship
Jackie Fox
Louise Snodgrass
Barbara Caslow
Ruby Roderick Sally Main
Jean Sharrer
William Thomas
Edward Andochick
Thomas Allen
Charles Broadrup
Gene Camp
William Colliver
John Hanson
Verne Kemerer
Emilie Bauereis
Quinns announce tenth child Michael Joseph born in April
Mr and Mrs George F Quinn of Old Annapolis road announce the birth of their tenth child and fifth son Michael Joseph born April 29 at Georgetown University Hospital Washington. The baby weighed seven pounds eight ounces. The Quinns also have five daughters. Mr and Mrs Gail Guyton of Smithsburg announce their second child a daughter Sharon Lee born April 29 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Mrs Guyton is the former Joyce Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Morgan near Wolfsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Quinn
Old Annapolis Road
Michael Joseph
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Quinn
Gail Guyton
Smithsburg
Sharon Lee
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Guyton
Joyce Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Wolfsville
Motorist Charged After U S 340 Collision
State Police say Dr Forbes H Burgess County Health Officer was charged with failing to yield after a two vehicle crash at the U S 340 Butterfly Lane intersection. A 1964 Lincoln driven by Joseph J Staszak and passenger John Jakubik of Baltimore were treated for minor injuries. The Lincoln struck a pole, causing extensive damage to both cars. Burgess's 1963 Dodge sustained about 800 dollars in damage.
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Forbes H. Burgess
U.S. 340
Burgess
Joseph J. Staszak
John Jakubik
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Tpr
Paul R. Sanders
Wife Of Retired Contractor Dies
Kathryn Powles Crum, wife of Thomas J. Crum of 124 North Court, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was daughter of the late Joshua E. and Carrie R. Powles of Hagerstown, member of Evangelical United Church of Christ, and a Heart Association director. Surviving: husband, two brothers, two sisters, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home with interment Mount Olivet. memorials to Frederick County Heart Association.
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Martin Harbaugh
Bessie M. Harbaugh
Graceham
Brookfield Nursing Home
Middleburg
Carroll County
Eyler’s Valley
Joseph H
Clara Winters Long
Harbaugh
Apples Reformed Church
Thurmont
Edith Garley
City
Elbert Harbaugh
Glenn Harbaugh
Rocky Ridge
Roy Wastler
Joseph Harbaugh
Harvey Harbaugh
Austin Knott
John Ramsburg
This City
Richard Divers
Bedford
Clarence Harbaugh
Albert Ferree
Mabel Wilhide
Edith Long
Grant Long
Irvin Long
Emmitsburg
Walter Hartman
Waynesboro
Creager Funeral Home
Richard A. Ruof
Cemtery
John R. Leaman
Nellie L. Leaman
Southwick Street
Bethesda
Severa
Middletown
Leaman
Frederick
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
Theodore Thomas Loud
New London
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hester Richardson Loud
William N
Margaret Dorsey Loud
Frederick County
Rachel Luby
Elizabeth Williams
Philadelphia
Carrie Dorsey
William Loud
Baltimore
Hicks Funeral
Dorsey’s Chapel Methodist
Church
C. H. Hicks II
Kathryn Powles Crum
Thomas J. Crum
North Court Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Crum
Joshua E
Carrie R. Bible Powles
Hagerstown
Evangelical United Church of Christ
The
Heart Association
Joshua E. Powles
Arthur K. Powles
Marian J. Powles
John LaWare
Scarsdale
N.Y
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
Frederick County Heart Association
West Church Street
M. RB. Etchison & Son
Local Hospital Admissions and Conditions Report
Among the sick Mrs Eleanor Zimmerman at 103 East Patrick Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She is scheduled to undergo surgery today. Mr Walter A Ridenbaugh of 511 West Potomac Street in Brunswick was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday for an operation to be performed on Thursday. Recent admissions to the Vindabona Nursing Home Brad dock Heights were Mr Leslie R Remsburg Jefferson and Mrs Sarah M West Knoxville. Mr Austin A Fogle RFD 1 Woodsboro fell Saturday and broke his hip. He is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported as improving. Mrs Sam W Maples Jr Rockwell Terrace is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Her condition is reported as fair. Mrs Beatrice Hoffman Madison Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday as a medical patient. She is in satisfactory condition. I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter A. Ridenbaugh
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Leslie R. Remsburg
Jefferson
Sarah M. West
Knoxville
Austin A. Fogle
RFD
Woodsboro
Sam W. Maples Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Beatrice Hoffman
Madison Street
Funeral for Louis Rosenthal Sculptor Held Thursday
Funeral services are planned Thursday for Louis Rosenthal 77 a Baltimore sculptor of miniature bronzes who died Tuesday of a heart attack at Johns Hopkins Hospital He was born in Lithuania and came to the United States at 19 He carved wax figurines without sketches working directly in his medium and using a penknife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louis Rosenthal
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rosenthal
Lithuania
United States
Condition of Rivers in Buckeystown and Point of Rocks
Monocacy River is muddy and full at Buckeystown while the Potomac is muddy and full at Point of Rocks indicating high water conditions. Forecasters warn of continued river level rise and potential minor flooding along low-lying areas.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
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