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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 12, 1964

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Delmore To Head AFD Parade In Frederick

Brigadier General Fred J. Delmore will lead a 27 unit Armed Forces Day parade in Frederick starting 6 30 p m downtown with seven bands and floats. Honorary marshals include officials from state and federal offices. events also feature band concerts in Maker Park and a jet fighter fly over from Olmstead AFB.

Fred J. Delmore U. S Chemical Corps Research and Development Ft. Detrick Armed Forces Delmore Frederick Seventh Market Streets Market Street Patrick Street Bentz Street National Guard Armory City Hall Albert C. Wedemeyer Russell H. McCain Tawes Charles McC. Mathias Jr Louis L. Goldstein T. M. Stokes W. S. Lawton William N. New A. Irvin Renn E. Paul Magaha J. Harold Hooper Roy S. Kelley USA Webb D. Sawyer USMC Vincent L. Rowet Fort Detrick J. Glenn Beall Armed Forces Day National Guard Baker Park Maker Park Singanore High School West Frederick Elm Street Olmstead Air Force Base Aberdeen Proving Ground Washington USAR Harmony 17Th Inf 26Th Div 729Th Red Cross Civil Defense Unit Walkersville Civil Air Patrol Thurmont American Legion Frederick Post Veteran Units Middletown Boy Scout Air National Guard

Stroup Wins Myersville Mayor's Seat in Monday Vote

Gilbert S. Stroup won Myersville mayoral race in his first bid, defeating incumbent Grayson Doub 106 to 78. Three Stroup-backed council candidates were elected. Doub's ally Joseph R. Harp kept a seat. New officials take office within two weeks as water-system plans spark campaign debate.

Gilbert S. Stroup Grayson Doub Myersville Burgess Stroup Kehne Doub Joseph R. Harp Exburgess Doub Geology, Mines and Water Resources Board Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Richard B. Poole Little Catoctin Creek Charles S. Martin Robert L. Falkenstein Elmer R. Harp Council Elmer Harp Joseph Harp Martin Falkenstein Howard L. Metzger Henry Krantz Jr John D. Mause Jr Everett E. Pyle Austin Kline John B. Hane Guy C. Kline

Irish Young Farmers Visit Middletown Grange

30 members of the County Tipperary Farmers Group from Ireland visit Middletown Valley Grange in Frederick County touring local farms, viewing milking methods, and attending a dress sewing contest and fashion show at Christ Reformed Church. The group travels by bus with Dr Stephen McDonough and is coordinated by Edward F Holter and Wib Justi.

Middletown Valley Middletown Farmers Home Administration Maryland Delaware National Grange Farm of James Frederick John Barrier Christ Reformed Church of Middletown Valley Grange Wib Justi County Tipperary Washington

Cambodian Jets Briefly Enter South Vietnam Airspace

Two Cambodian jet fighters swept into South Vietnam briefly, Vietnamese ground troops fired on them, and the jets returned to Cambodia after a few minutes. The report notes cross demonstration and a trade show display at the Armory featuring multiple U S exhibits and military booths.

Saigon Viet Nam Cambodia

Rusk Urges Isolation Of Cuba At NATO Meeting

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the NATO Council in The Hague that Cuba poses an explosive risk and urged allies to back the U S embargo. He warned Castro could drag the hemisphere into crisis, and called for political economic social and spiritual isolation of Castro’s regime.

Hague Netherlands Dean Rusk Cuba North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO United States Fidel Castro U.S Britain France NATO Council of Foreign Ministers South Viet Nam Washington Castro Atlantic Community Europe

Power Mower Accidents Reported in County

Four or five persons have been treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital this spring for power mower injuries. The latest incident occurred Monday when William King of Brunswick suffered partial toe amputation and was treated and released. Hospital sources say none of the accidents has been serious.

Frederick Memorial Hospital William King Brunswick

Fifth Body Found In Potomac

Montgomery County police report the fifth of six Potomac boating accident victims was found near the Potomac Electric Power Company near Dickerson. No identification yet. missing include Elton Manning and Kerwin Manning with other Manning family members still unaccounted for. A separate item notes Charles Lettau, 22, died of injuries from a Route 5 crash near Lexington Park. Senator Case calls for full probe of the Bobby Baker case.

Montgomery County Rockville Potomac Potomac Electric Power Company Dickerson Elton M. Manning Silver Spring Kerwin Mark Manning Manning Ennis Manning Clarksburg Tammy Jade Manning Monocacy River Baltimore Charles A Lettau Lexington Park Johns Hopkins Hospital Lettau Route 5

House Appropriations Committee Head Dies

Rep. Cannon of Missouri, longtime chair and parliamentarian who steered the Appropriations Committee, died at 85 in Washington after a heart attack. He served since 1922 and led the panel for most years, with a brief GOP interruption, shaping trillions in funding and billions in cuts. George Mahon is named to succeed him. funeral set for Elsherry, Missouri.

Washington Rep Cannon D-Mo U.S House Congress Appropriations Committee George Mahon Dtex House of Representatives Sam Rayburn Rayburn Elsherry Elsherry Baptist Church Washington Hospital Center Nau‘sea

Wallace Invades Cambridge Testing Supporters For Primary Win

Gov George C Wallace campaigns in Cambridge Maryland on May 19 amid large crowds and tense clashes as the National Guard deploys tear gas to curb African American demonstrators led by Gloria Richardson. The clash underscores stark civil rights tensions in a pivotal primary locale.

Wallace Cambridge Maryland George C. Wallace Albania Associated Press Jules Loh Cambridge AP Wisconsin Indiana Tuscaloosa National Guard Elks Hall 2Nd Ward Gloria Richardson

Wallace May Stop In Frederick For Maryland Primary Campaign

Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama may campaign in Frederick on Wednesday with Western Maryland stops planned in Rockville and at Richard Montgomery High School. A lateOctober primary turnout and a Rockville meeting sponsor raise expectations of Wallace drawing 20 to 40 percent of Maryland voters.

George C. Wallace Alabama Frederick Maryland Baltimore Rockville Richard Montgomery High School Congress For National Sovereignty

Ambulance Responds After Fall on Baltimore Street Corner

An ambulance was sent to West Patrick and North Court around 12 40 p m to assist a man who fell on the sidewalk. He was taken to a hospital but not treated or admitted. A separate Baltimore study commission found SSA employment practices in the city largely free of racial bias.

The United Ambulance West Patrick North Court Street Baltimore Social Security Administration

Congress May Be Held All Year

Washington AP reports Montana Democrat Mike Mansfield says Congress may stay in session year round to pass Johnson civil rights legislation. Leaders told Johnson progress is nil after 60 days of debate and will force a vote one way or another. Southern lawmakers plan a strategy session on a jury trial amendment amid a one vote defeat last week.

Washington Mike Mansfield Montana Congress Johnson Mansfield Senate Dixie Bloc George A Smathers D-Fla Thruston B. Morton Rvv

Murder Charge Hearing Delayed for Carlton Lee

The preliminary hearing for Carlton Irvin Lee charged with murder was postponed to Thursday in Magistrate's Court. Lee, 32, of West All Saints street, is represented by Edwin F. Nikirk and was arrested after the fatal shooting of John Morrison at the William P. Larkin Post American Legion Home on South Bentz street.

Carlton Irvin Lee West All Saints Street Lee Edwin F. Nikirk John Franks Morrison William P. Larkin American Legion South Bentz Street

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