Heart Group To Meet Frederick County Heart Association
Dr. Julian Ruffin Beckwith of the University of Virginia will speak at the Frederick County Heart Association annual meeting on May 25 at 6 30 p m in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. The fund drive nears its $17 500 goal with 17 438 currently raised plus a 4 942 bequest, enabling expanded public education and research programs.
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Julian Ruffin Beckwith
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Virginia Heart Association
Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott Key
Beckwith
University of Virginia Medical School
Charlottesville
Cincinnati General Hospital
University of Virginia Hospital
United States Army
Chemical Warfare Service
Bethwith
American College of Physicians
American College of Cardiology
American Board of Internal Medicine
American Clinical and Climatological Association
Council On Clinical Cardiology
American Heart Association
Edgar H. McBride
George B. Douglas
The
Heart Association
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Douglas
Elizabeth M. Keeney
For Sale 1956 Plymouth Station Wagon
Classified note states a 1956 Plymouth station wagon is for sale. The ad notes quick sale with several calls and asks interested buyers to call the provided phone number.
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Plymouth
Candidates Listed For Tuesday's Primary in Frederick County
Forty seven candidates appear on Frederick County ballots for the Tuesday primary. Key races include the Sixth District contest featuring Charles Mathias, Brent Bozell, and Harry Simms, with polls opening at 7 a.m. at 73 locations. Democrats also contest U S Senate and other posts, while Wallace’s presidential vote draws national attention.
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Frederick County
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
Mathias
House of Representatives
Brent Bozell
Harry Simms
Montgomery County
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Montgomery
GOP
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Daniel B. Brewster
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Andrew Easter
Wallace
Maryland
U. S. Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Joseph D. Tydings
Tydings
Millard
U. S
Robert E. Ennis
John W. Steffey
Rockefeller Scores An Upset Victory In Oregon Primary
Two light airplanes collided over Vienna causing a downtown crash. Five people were killed initially as planes exploded over the city. One craft struck a apartment block in Newbau district, four bodies recovered, while another crashed in Josefstadt courtyard with a single survivor who died at the scene.
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Vienna
Austria
Newbau
Josefstadt
City Police Crackdown on Speeders
Police set up radar stations on West Patrick West South and West College terraces to nab speeders for the second weekend. A total of 22 arrests were made with ten last night for speeds over 50 mph. Other Friday night arrests included running red lights at multiple intersections. Officers on duty were Cpl. Paul W. Mossburg Ray N. Dietz William E. Shepley and Gideon T. Darkis.
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West Patrick
West South Streets
West College Terrace
Edward C. Gunneau Jr
Wilson Place
Dwight T. Walker Jr
RFD
Mt. Airy
Robert Lee Gross
North Market Street
John H. Routzahn
Middletown
George R. Sexton
Frederick
Don P. Yelton
Biggs Avenue
Donald E. Korrell
Braddock Avenue
Richard E. Rice
RED
Sue Ann Ranneberger
J. D. Kline
This City
Work Survey Scheduled For May Population Study
The U S Census Bureau regional director in Philadelphia announced a May Current Population Survey will ask how many people hold more than one job. Albert C Sprankle will conduct the survey locally to gather data on second jobs hours and timing.
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John G. Gibson
U. S. Census Bureau
Philadelphia
Albert C. Sprankle
Grant Place
Census Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Department of Labor
Social Security Education Urges Household Worker Reporting
two government agencies with the IRS educate Frederick residents on reporting household workers for social security..maids cooks babysitters yardmen and others earning 50 or more per calendar quarter are covered. employer and worker each pay 7 percent tax. information and free booklet available from social security at 59 North Cannon Avenue Hagerstown and by mail or phonefillment.
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Frederick
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
W. S. King
Baltimore
Social Security
North Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Blood Drive Set at Thurmont Elementary School
Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Thurmont Elementary on Wednesday from 3 to 7 30 p m. James A Grove, chairman of the Frederick County Blood Program, says about 150 notices went to potential donors. Currently 77 replies, with 63 keeping appointments, eight rescheduled, six removed. Ballots include walk ins and transportation through the Red Cross Office. Babysitters available, and future visit planned for June 3 with confirmation cards urged.
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Red Cross
Thurmont
James A Grove
Frederick County
Claire Frock
Grove
Seek Candidates for Appeal Tax Court Vacancy
Dr. Thomas M. Wilson issued an invitation for candidates to apply for a June 1 vacancy on the Montgomery County Appeal Tax Court. The three member court pays up to $3,000 per fiscal year and handles tax appeals on property assessments and exemptions.
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Thomas M. Wilson
Montgomery County Council
Appeal Tax Court
Maryland
Food Strike Talks On Again Today
Negotiations resume Monday at 10 30 a m in the month old Baltimore Maryland labor dispute that has closed 225 chain food stores. Full committees from the grocers and the retail clerks union met Friday for an hour without agreement. Federal mediator James Holden said there has been no change. Gov Tawes said his administration is active in seeking a resolution and that editorial criticism of inaction misrepresents the facts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
James Holden
Tawes
Dairy Farmer Haines Restored as Milk Shipper
Irving Weil of Maryland Economic Development Commission announced that John H. Haines of Dickerson has had his permit reinstated as a milk shipper. The Washington Health Department suspended the permit after heptachlor was allegedly found in his milk at the time of a commission meeting in Annapolis.
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Irving Weil
Maryland Economic Development Commission
Commission
Annapolis
John H. Haines
Dickerson
Washington Health Department
Haines
North Korean release of two U.S. pilots amid espionage claim
North Korea freed Captains Ren W. Stutts and Carleton W. Voltz after an espionage admission by the U.N. Command was deemed meaningless by UNC. The pilots, shot down May 17, 1963, were said to be inspecting DMZ markers and were treated in Seoul, denying any spying.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
United Nations Command
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Carleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Seoul
U.S Army
U.N
U.S. Army
George Creel
UNC
KPA
Dmz — Demilitarized Zone
Han Joo-kyung
Han
Demilitarized Zone
Stagecoach trek marks 75th SD statehood celebration
AP reports writer travels 450 miles from Denver to Deadwood aboard a stagecoach to observe South Dakota’s 75th anniversary. He jokes about saddle life, food, and open-night camps while reflecting on old-time transportation and army-like endurance.
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South Dakota
Lusk
Wyo
Denver
Deadwood
D.D
Custer
Rockefeller Wins Oregon Primary Over Lodge in Upset
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller secured a surprising Oregon primary victory over Henry Cabot Lodge, earning 18 convention votes as Lodge and his supporters planned talks in Los Angeles to map next moves.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Lodge
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Paul Grindle
Grindle
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Edge
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Smith
Scranton
Times Endorses Rockefeller Delegation in California Primary
The Los Angeles Times will publish a Sunday editorial endorsing the Rockefeller pledged delegation in California's June 2 primary. The paper says Rockefeller's delegation represents a broader spectrum of Republican philosophy.
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
the Times
Castro Admits Water Shortage In Havana
In Havana, Fidel Castro's regime acknowledges an acute water shortage faced by the capital. Faustino Perez, head of the Cuban Water Resources Institute, says the problem is inherited and not created by the revolution.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Faustino Perez
Cuban Water Resources Institute
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