Kuchel warns liberal Republicans may split GOP over Goldwater
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California, Republican whip, warns that the party could be destroyed if captured by the pro Goldwater radical right. He argues a split would yield at least four parties and political chaos, linking to Javits and Nixon era loyalties.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Senate
Kuchel
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Jacob A. Javits
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ruchel
Goldwater
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Javits
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Mental Health Campaign Letter Urges Local Support
A May 5 1964 letter from Jos. P Turner Frederick County Campaign for Mental Health urges public support. It explains mental illness ranges from mild to severe and promotes research, diagnosis, and care, emphasizing community education and the need for local involvement.
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JOS. P
Turner
Frederick County Campaign For Mental Health
Labor party gains sweep in local elections across Britain
Last month Labor won county councils and this week swept town councils in nationwide municipal tests before the fall general election. Leaders foresee a Labour majority in Parliament, while Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home faces disunity and a tough campaign. past Labour governments under Ramsay MacDonald, Attlee, and Wilson loom as context for a potential new Labour administration.
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Labor Party
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Clement Attlee
Ece
Harold Wilson
Rockefeller era ballot fuels West Virginia primary
In Charleston a long ballot tests Nelson A. Rockefeller’s popularity while Democrat nominees race includes Hulett C. Smith Bonn Brown Julius W Singleton Jr and Harold G Outright for governor and a Senate bid. Cecil H Underwood faces two GOP rivals in a bid to become WV’s first two term governor since 1872.
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Charleston
W. Va
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S. Senate
West Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
Beckley
W. W. Barron
Smith
Barron
Elkins
Bonn Brown
Julius W. Singleton Jr
Morgantown
House of Delegates
Upshur County
Harold G. Outright
Cecil H. Underwood
Underwood
Letter Explains Mental Health Association Role
A reader writes about the mental health association and its public fund drives. The letter compares stigma around mental illness to past TB stigma, noting how research funded by contributions has reduced the impact of such diseases.
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Mental Health Association
National Association For Mental Health
County Students Elected By Council
Three Frederick County students were elected officers for 1984 65 of the Valley Region of Student Council Connie Albert Brunswick High School was elected parliamentarian Darlene Schitat Walkersville High School chaplain and Ruth Martin Singanore High School member at large The elections were at the April meeting at Saint Maria Goretti High School in Hagerstown Representatives from Frederick County attended from Frederick High School Walkersville Middletown Linganore Thurmont Brunswick and Emmitsburg Saint Maria Goretti officers include President Judy Rulewich Vice President Jerry Allshire Secretary Vicki Geary and Treasurer Mike Molloy The Valley Region includes junior and senior high schools in Frederick and Washington counties
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Frederick County
Valley Region of
Connie Albert
Brunswick High School
Darlene Schitat
Walkersite High School
Ruth Martin
Singanore High School
Saint Maria Goretti High School
Hagerstown
Valley Region
Frederick
Washington
Judy Rulewich
Saint Maria Goretti High
Jerry Allshire
Clear Spring High School
Vicki Geary
Saint Maria Goretti
Mike Molloy
Frederick High School
Walkersville
Middletown
Linganore
Thurmont
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Fifty Years Ago in Hems from the News-Post May 11 1914
LOYS SCHOOL HOUSE was broken into between Friday and this morning. Desks were damaged the stove upset and three arson attempts were made. City Engineer Morse and Assistant Engineer Hall of the Maryland State Board of Health arrived to inspect Frederick's watershed and water supply and to plan chloride of lime disinfection devices. Prof John T White, long time county public schools superintendent, said he would not seek reappointment. Mt Airy Farmers Improvement Club met with good attendance to invite new Frederick County farm demonstrator Emory Remsberg to attend the next gathering.
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Loys School
R.B. Morse
Harry R. Hall
Maryland State Board of Health
Frederick
John T. White
Farmers Improvement Club of
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
Emory Remsberg
Twenty Years Ago Items from the News Post Files May 11 1944
At the Frederick City Hospital board meeting Miss Davena Somerville announced soundproofing work is finished. Emmitsburg officials elected Joseph Hoke burgess and Austin Joy commissioner at a special meeting. Burkittsville pupils exhibit bird life at C Burr Artz Library for four weeks. Brunswick council expects a short delay completing railroad crossing safety improvements.
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Frederick City Hospital
Davena A. Somerville
Lloyd G. Ohler
Emmitsburg
Hazel Holter
Democratic Women Plan Luncheon in Maryland
Mrs. Herbert Hyatt of Damascus chairs hostesses for the United Democratic Women's Club of Maryland spring luncheon at Indian Spring Country Club Wheaton starting at noon. Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut will speak with other senators and candidates, as the club supports Daniel Brewster in the Maryland primary. Tickets available from local club presidents.
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Herbert Hyatt
Damascus
United Democratic Women's Club of
Maryland
Indian Spring Country Club
Wheaton
Hyatt
Ruby Hahn
Madelyn Himes
Mary Sullivan
Alberta Faulkner
Doris Smith
Ralph A. Wells
Montgomery County
Hagerstown
Tillie McGloughlin
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education and Welfare
Ribicoff
Senate
Daniel B. Brewster
Johnson
United Democratic Women’s Club
Brewster
U.S. Senate
Richard Fleming
Hospital Notes Dietitians Attend Johns Hopkins Meeting in Baltimore
Mrs. Jane O Leary and Miss Elizabeth Derr of Frederick Memorial Hospital attended a Tuesday meeting at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Diets in Nursing Education. Frederick Memorial Dietary Department recently celebrated four patient birthdays with lighted cakes and favors. The celebrants were George W Jaynes Sylvester W Shanholtzer Father Paul F Genovese and Miss Bonnie Lois Pears ref t.
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Jane O'Leary
Elizabeth Derr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
George W. Jaynes
East Third Street
Sylvester W. Shanholtzer
East Fourth Street
Paul F. Genovese
East Second Street
Bonnie Lois Pears Reft
Brunswick
Retired oil man joins staff of Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. P. Simmons former Gulf Oil distributor and Key Chevrolet salesman has joined the Francis Scott Key Hotel staff in Frederick to handle business promotion and sales. A World War II veteran and longtime community member, he and his wife Alice reside at the hotel with their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Cooper.
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Key Hotel
A. P. Simmons
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James L. Bisonett
Simmons
Frederick
Fairhaven High School
Fairhaven
Mass
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Mr. Simmons
Gulf Oil Corporation
Gulf Oil
Key Chevrolet
Kiwanis Club
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lodge of Perfection
Tall Cedars of
Chesapeake
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Lodge B.P.O. Ellis
Academy of Model Aeronautics
5Th Air Force
South West Pacific Area
Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship
Alice E. Schwartz Simmons
A. B. Cooper
Prospect Millroad
Belair
Towne House Restaurant to Close After May 7 Buffet
Harpers Ferry West Virginia dining landmark the Towne House will close after a May 7 buffet. Proprietors Mr and Mrs Robert P Leonard say new parking restrictions on High Street started April 16 have reduced business to the point that continued operation is not feasible. The Leonards plan to retain the building.
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Towne House
High Street
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Robert P. Leonard
Carroll Chapter Of College Meets
Carroll County Chapter of the Woman's League of Gettysburg College held a covered dish dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester on April 29. Mrs. George Motter chaired the program. a piano duet by Mrs. Warren Esback and Mrs. Motter preceded a talk by Dr. Park Waybould, Gettysburg College Choir director, about European tours including Helsinki for a Lutheran convention. Mrs. Stanley Jennings led the meeting, planning stronger activities. memorials were noted for Dr. Richard Arns and Mrs. Frank Kramer.
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Carroll County
Woman’s League of Gettysburg College
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Manchester
George Motter
Warren Esback
Park Wayuild
Gettysburg College
Europe
Helsinki
Finland
Lutheran World Federation of Churches Convention
Russia
Stanley Jennings
Frank Kramers
Richard Arns
Hagan Fribush Wedding Held in Washington Church
Edith Yang Fribush of Rosemont Knoxville wed Raymond Douglas Hagan in Luther Peace Church Washington on April 25. Reception followed at the bride’s brother Dr Yu Chan Yang’s Brunswick home with many Brunswick guests including Mr and Mrs Bill Grams and Dr C E Pruitt present.
Singer and Dancer Carol Haney Dies at 39
Carol Haney, 39, famed Broadway singer and dancer famed for Steam Heat in The Pajama Game, died in New York City after pneumonia followed a London She Loves Me engagement. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause. Haney later choreographed Funny Girl and She Loves Me, among others.
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New York
Carol Haney
Miss Haney
William Inge
Barbara Streisand
Fanny Brice
New Jersey
London
Motorist Jailed In Default Of Fines
A 21 year old Pennsylvania man was jailed 40 days for defaulting on fines after being found guilty in Magistrates Court. Fred Warren Gummo of State College faced $100 or 30 days for speeding and $85 or 10 days for passing on a solid line after a 2:15 am arrest on US 15 north of here following a chase by Trooper Richard Cook. In a separate case, Glen Alton Fogle, 41, was found guilty of non support and ordered to pay his wife $20 weekly.
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Pennsylvania
Stanley Y. Bennett
Fred Warren Gummo
State College
Gummo
U. S. 15
Here
Richard E. Cook
Glen Alton Fogle
West Fifth Street
Fogle
Helena Rebecca Fogle
Deaths in Maryland and Pennsylvania Obituaries
George W. Condon 81 lifelong Woodsboro resident died in University Hospital Baltimore. Survived by wife Carrie and children Arthur Ralph and Mrs James Jenkins of Woodsboro plus Mrs Edward Arrington of Sykesville. service at Waltz Funeral Home with interment Morgan Chapel Cemetery. Charles C Damuth 76 of Waynesboro Pa died at Waynesboro Hospital. Survived by four children and a brother. funeral at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro with interment Hill Cemetery. Ida M. Glantz resident of Woodbine died at home. Survived by husband and four children. service at Waltz Funeral Home and burial at Morgan Chapel Cemetery. Minnie Mae Hontz widow of Emory M. Hontz died in Walkersville area after residence there. survived by daughter-in-law and three daughters plus five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. services at funeral home with interment Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Preston Cuiler Poole of Little Falls New Jersey died suddenly at 58. survived by wife Eva Grathwohl Poole, daughter Merkle Shripp, stepmother Grace Rhoades Poole and sister Mrs Herbert D. Gilbert. services at Quinlan Funeral Home Clifton and interment Mt Olivet. George W. Laver Pleasants View Frederick died. survived by family and friends.
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George W. Condon
Woodsboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll County
Summerville
Susanne Condon
State Roads Commission
Carrie M. Condon
Arthur
Ralph D
James A. Jenkins
Edward H. Arrington
Sykesville
Lee M
Woodbine
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Maurice Vineyard
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
Morgan Chapel
Charles C. Damuth
Charles Clifford Damuth
South Church Street
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Thurmont
William H
Julia Anne Reuzer Damuth
Charles Clifford Jr
Emmett Kauffman
William Hamilton
Evelyn Clapsaddle
Howard R. Damuth
John E. Glantz
Ida M. Glantz
Ohio
Andrew and
Serafina Kangas
Paul
Richard
Arlington
Allan F
Marquette
Mich
Miriam Arnode
Maple Heights
Lawrence Camverone
Calvary Lutheran Church
Emory M. Hontz
Minnie Mae Hontz
Walkersville
Ilian G. Hontz
West Third St
Wheatland
Virginia
Marshall W
Evelyn Booze Cronke
Hentz
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
North Market Street
Robert F. Woodward
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
Preston C. Poole
Preston Cuiler Poole
Eva Grathwohl Poole
Little Fall
N.J
Roy W
Vernie Culler Poole
Merkle Shripp
Little Falls
Grace Rhoades Poole
Herbert D. Gilbert
Pittsburgh
Quinlan Funeral Home
Clifton
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Addison Layer
Flint Hill
William Layer
Pleasant View
Samuel
Daniel Layer
Buckeystown
Margaret Millberry
Adamstown
Pearl Reid
Nessie Brown
Brooklyn
N.Y
Eldridge Layer
East Orange
N. J
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Davises announce second son born at Montgomery General
Mr and Mrs George Davis Jr of Ridgeville announce the birth of their second child Donald Wayne born May 8 at Montgomery General Hospital Sandy Springs A surprise birthday dinner was held for Harry Harp of Myersville Attendees included Dr and Mrs W D Timmons Miss Geny Hare and Peter Sant Cumberland Mr and Mrs Joseph Hayes Middletown and Mr and Mrs Guy Kline and Mr and Mrs Harry Harp Myersville
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George Davis Jr
Ridgeville
Donald Wayne
Montgomery General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Harry Harp
Myersville
W. D. Timmons
Geny Hare
Peter Sant
Cumberland
Joseph Hayes
Middletown
Guy Kline
Local Hospital Updates On Patients From Area
Among the sick Mr. Charles T. Butcher Jr. of Rockwell Terrace returned home today from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he had been a surgical patient for the past week. Mrs. Orville M. Magaha of Knoxville is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital following a second car operation there Friday.
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Charles T. Butcher Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Orville M. Magaha
Knoxville
Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices From Buckeystown Area
Multiple obituary notices from Buckeystown and surrounding Maryland towns list survivors including wives, children, and grandchildren. Services scheduled at Buckeystown Methodist Church and area funeral homes with dates, times, and burial locations.
Funeral Services for Frederick A. Moore Sr. Held in Brunswick
Funeral services for Frederick Allen Moore Sr. who died Thursday at his Brunswick home were conducted at the First Church of God in Brunswick on Sunday at 2 pm. Interment followed in Samples Manor Cemetery with pallbearers from Brunswick’s volunteer ambulance squad. Also noted were funeral arrangements for Rev. P Luther Rice, formerly of 193 West Third Street, who died at Mound Park Hospital in St. Petersburg Florida, with services set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Calvary Methodist Church.
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M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Homer T. Bolyard
Middletown
Tiangular View Farm
Petersville
Francis W. Phillips
Peoples Baptist Church
Silcox Funeral Home
Cumberland
Glendale
Flintstone
Carl Calvin Biddinger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Michael Mulcahey
James Garrett
Stanley Blank
F. O. Eagles
Norris Jones
WorthyFres
Carl Rentzell
John M. Mulcahey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
James Robert Duppins Sr
Broadway
Frederick
Keys Chapel Church
Oldfield
Harvey Custis
William A. Smith
John C. Robert
Robert IL. Dorsey
James Lyles
Theodore Magruder
Earl Low
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Norman F. Fogle
Ladiesburg
Barton Funeral
Walkersville
Sadie P. Davenport
East Second Street
North Market Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Richard M. Ray
Harold L. Bowers
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Mont Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Theodore Thomas Loud
New London
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Dorsey’s Chapel Methodist Church
Luther Brown
God
Jesus
Johnny, Richard
Lester Fossett
Jessie Thomas
Loraine Dorsey
Charles Biggus
C. E. Hicks
Frederick Allen Moore Sr
Brunswick
First Church of God
Harold Beck
Samples Manor
Clair Ebersole
Wayne Hill
Douglas Frye
Richard Snoots
Jess Cauley
Lenwood Moss
C. H. Feete
Brothers
P. Luther Rice
West Third Street
Mound Park Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
Calvary Methodist Church
Trading Higher as Market Edges Up in Moderate Activity
Trading in New York moved irregularly higher in moderately active trading this afternoon. Fractions to about a point gains by key stocks outpaced the small losses, signaling cautious gains in the market.
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New York
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