Tydings Campaign Tour Touches Southwest Frederick County
U S Senate hopeful Joseph D. Tydings shunned sound tracks on a shoe leather tour through southwest Frederick County. He stopped at Feaga General Store in Feagaville and urged support to end the Tawes Hocker Goldstein era. In Jefferson he spoke with workers at H C Summers plant about a Maryland War on Poverty. He also met a prominent Negro family at Coates Corner and cited civil rights records, noting county ties to his late father Mullard Tydings. The day included stops at Hawaiian Motel, a Brunswick restaurant, and Litten Chevrolet as he aimed to recruit business leaders into state government.
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U.S. Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Frederick County
Brunswick
Feagaville
James E. Feaga
Tawes - Hocker - Goldstein
Jefferson
Tydings
Louis Goldstein
H. C. Summers
Maryland
Coates’ Corner
U. S
U.S. 340
Mullard Tydings
Knoxville
Ashby Webber
Litten Chevrolet
U.S
Tydings County Campaign Tour Returns to Frederick
The Tydings party toured Brunswick door to door meeting residents while Mayor James E. Cummings was away. Campaign aides included Victor Cushna, George W. Clendaniel Jr., and Hood College Young Democrats Barbara Mary and Linda Robinson. They ended with stops at Kerrigan's in Point of Rocks and at Frederick Iron and Steel and American Optical Company before heading to Montgomery County for a candidate night.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Maryland
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
City Hall
Tydings
Victor Cushna
Washington County
Frederick County
George W. Clendaniel Jr
Hood College
Barbara Mary
Linda Robinson
Frederick City
Kerrigan’s
Point of Rocks
Mr. Tydings
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
East Street
American Optical Company
Montgomery County
Aid Pacts Signed and More Pledged by Johnson
President Johnson announced 12 new loan pacts and commitments for 13 Latin American nations and pledged to double U S aid under the Alliance for Progress. He spoke to ambassadors at the White House after a private conference, saying the U S has begun its all-out war on poverty and will push to end racial injustice.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Alliance For Progress
Organization of American States
White House
Johnson says alliance for progress requires action and moral purpose
President Johnson pledges continued U.S. support for the Alliance for Progress with $430 million in aid over six months and $40 million in new credits to Latin American nations including Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica and Mexico He vows to seek $250 million for 1964 to replenish the Inter-American Bank fund and urges action over words in advancing social justice across the hemisphere.
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Alliance For Progress
Johnson
United States
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Peru
John F. Kennedy
Latin America
Congress
U.S
Inter-American Bank
Simms Names County Leaders for Frederick Campaign
Sixth District candidate Harry Simms of Montgomery County announced his brother Gordon R. Simms of Mount Pleasant has been named Frederick County Campaign Manager. Women’s Division leaders are Mrs. Ethel Martz Yellow Springs and Mrs. Evelyn Myers Creagerstown. Men's Division is led by Harold Frushour Braddock Heights and Edward Biddinger Frederick.
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Montgomery
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
William C. Simms
Mount Pleasant
Simms
Montgomery County
Ann Mueller
James Mayberry
Frederick County
Garrett County
Allegany County
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Harry Simms
Gordon R. Simms
Ethel Martz
Yellow Springs
Evelyn Myers
Creagerstown
Harold Frushour
Frederick Real Estate
Braddock Heights
Edward Biddinger
Movie suspended in Birmingham over integrated cast
Dr Edward R Fields leader of the National States Rights party says a Birmingham theater will suspend showing the film Free White and 21 due to protests by his group and the Ku Klux Klan against an integrated cast. The notice followed pressure from NSRP and Klan leaders in the area.
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Birmingham
Ala
National States Rights Party
Edward R. Fields
NSRP
Hts Group
Ku Klux Klan
Play Ring Round The Moon staged at Western Maryland College
Gary A Cromwell of German town will join the cast for a May 29 performance in Alumni Hall Westminster The production features a fairy tale mix with a wicked brother a fairy god mother and Cinderella as the plot centers on romance and mistaken identity along with a drive in protest by the States Rights Organization.
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Gary A. Cromwell
Germantown
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Alumni Hall
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Aior Roy
Miss King
Montgomery County Dairy Princess
National Holstein Association Awards
Holstein-Friesian Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harvey Clem
Rt. 3
Fred
Erick
Gloria King
Clarksburg
Rodney Martz
Rt. 2
Keymar
Joyce Dulin
Chestertown
Frank Dulin
Worton
Cpadllec
and Tax Service
Cleon H. Alexander
Mars Opticians
West Second St. MO
Garsch & Lamb
EYSS
Cadillac
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick Street
General Motors
New York
Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market Street
Reese E. Whitesell
Curtis A. Bowen
Alamlann al White
Pete E.erire Sall
Maryland Aluminum Sales Co
N. Market St
States Rights Organization
Hatter Iom
Howard Fry Ballenger
EDWA
America
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Masonic Temple Bldg
Happy Acres Nursery
Monnareaees
Stoeract ‘Ab Sec
Smile Radios
Cherch
ANT
IMPO
Availabies
Addi
Rte
Aberdeen
P.O
Aberdeen Prowing Ground
H. B. Duvall
E. Patrick St
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