Tawes Sets November 6 Special Session on Tax Repeal
Gov. Tawes announced a one day special session of the Maryland Legislature for Friday November 6 to repeal the pending state income tax. He said lawmakers including Senate President James and House Speaker Mandel expect to finish in one day and that any other measures will be screened.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Senate
William S. James
House
Marvin Mandel
Tydings Appeals for Cross-Party Support in Maryland Race
Independent Democratic candidate Joseph D. Tydings urged Republicans and Independents to back him to defeat what he called old-line machine Democrats. He spoke during a helicopter stop at the Frederick Shopping Center in Gilliam today, while Congressman-At-Large Carlton R. Sickles, arriving separately, said hard work for the Democratic ticket continues.
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Joseph D. Tydings
United States Senate
Tydings
GOP
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick
Carlton R. Sickles
Sickles
Citizens- For-Johnson
Halloween Vandalism Ends After Trickery Week
State Police investigated multiple vandalism incidents over several nights starting last Wednesday, including snow fences on county roads, overturned flower pots at Mt Saint Mary's College, and blocked roadways. City Police reported only isolated incidents, with one window bottle incident and a twisted stop sign during Halloween night.
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Mt Saint Mary's College
Dublin
Bartonsville
Presidential Race Toss-Up In Shops
Local beauty parlors and barber shops report evenly split views on the presidential candidates among residents. Spokesmen say both city and county customers are divided and some shops prohibit political discussion.
Area Towns Plan Meetings Across Four Communities
Four area towns Mt. Airy Emmitsburg Taneytown and New Windsor hold regular town meetings this evening Mt Airy mayor and council will discuss contracts Taneytown aims to review a proposed community swimming pool Emmitsburg commission talks focus on a new water system and gas line extensions New Windsor leaders meet as election influences scheduling Rockville’s weekly session is canceled with the next meeting set for November 9 The market opened with modest activity and irregular moves ahead of the election
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Montgomery County
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
New Windsor
Mt Airy
Carl van Poole
Henry I. Reindekar
J. Norman Flax
Flax
Windsor
Montgomery County Council
Rockville
Election Campaign Ends LBJ Expects Landslide
Washington AP reports President Johnson forecasts a landslide as voters prepare to choose a president and Congress. Barry Goldwater predicts an upset, with aides signaling limited hope outside Mississippi and Alabama. Johnson campaigns in Texas while Goldwater finishes in California and Arizona before Election Day.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Arizona
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NBC
Goldwater
William E. Miller
CBS
Houston
Pasadena
Austin
Johnson City
California
San Francisco
Fredonia
Senate
Phoenix
Thieves Loot Three Tavern Machines Early Today
A thief or thieves broke into Burns' Tavern on South Jefferson Street and stole about $130 from three machines. Police arrived after a 5 a.m. call and found a rear window shattered, the door unlocked, and damage to the juke box and amusement machines. No arrests have been made.
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Burns
South Jefferson Street
Johnson Leads In Polls But Goldwater Fights On
AP reports nationwide polls favor President Johnson with figures near historic highs. Goldwater disputes the results, claiming victory despite polls showing Johnson around 60 to 64 percent. Gallup and Harris show Johnson leading by wide margins while undecideds linger.
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Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Warren G Harding
Dwight D
Esenhower
Gallup
George Gallup
Goldwater
Reds Strike In Viet Nam Air Raid Sparks War Talk
A Communist raid on a U S air base near Saigon raises discussion of expanding the South Vietnam conflict. U S officials say events appear to move toward a U S confrontation with North Vietnam backed by Red China over security and peace in Southeast Asia, with Johnson and advisers expected to scrutinize the situation after the election.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Red China
Southeast Asia
Whvle
Johnson
Nixon Faults Pentagon Over Bien Hoa Raid
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon says the Pentagon had a two day warning that Bien Hoa air base in South Vietnam was exposed to Communist attack but did not act. He blamed civilian interference with the U S military command for the raid that killed four Americans, wounded thirty six and damaged or destroyed twenty seven aircraft.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pentagon
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Pearl, Harbor
Monrovia Teen Still Unconscious After Frederick Fairgrounds Fight
Ronnie Lee Sier a 16 year old Monrovia youth remains unconscious in serious condition at University Hospital Baltimore after a fight at the Frederick Fairgrounds last October. Stephen Murphy a 20 year old Mt Saint Marys College student faces assault and battery and assault with intent to kill charges. Doctors say Sier has a fractured skull and serious brain damage with limited awareness and uncertain responsiveness while in intensive care.
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Ronnie Lee Sier
Monrovia
Frederick Fairgrounds
University Hospital
Baltimore
Sier
Stephen Murphy
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt. St. Mary’s
William Kraut
Lier
Saudi King Saud Is Dethroned. Faisal Crowned Ruler
Mecca Radio reports Saudi Cabinet and religious council approved the dethronement of King Saud, 62, and the proclamation of Crown Prince Faisal, 58, as king. Faisal accepted the decision, while Saud’s future plans remain unclear amid rumors of exile in Europe.
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Faisal
Mecca Radio
Jamil al Jujailan
Religious Consultative Council
Europe
Passenger Causes Plane Crash on May Flight
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports a passenger, Francisco Gonzales, 27, deeply in debt and insured for 105000, fired on the two pilots during a Pacific Air Lines flight last May. The plane crashed into a California hill, killing 44, after the pilots were shot. A radio message captured the final, garbled words as the aircraft went down.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics ' Board
California
Pacific Air Lines
Sic
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Francisco Gonzales
East Germans Permitted to Visit West in Mass Reunions
In Frankfurt and across Germany pensioners aged 65+ and 60+ were allowed to travel west for reunions, marking a large scale crossing as many as 3.2 million may enter West Germany over the next year. West officials offered asylum to all who wished, while no drive to defect was pursued.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Leipzig
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
West
Teens use of pep pills grows in Chicago area
Police report amphetamine and barbiturate pills widely used by teens from various backgrounds, priced 10 to 25 cents per pill. Lt. Cornelius Casey notes two recent incidents, including assaults by a 22 year old and a girl driven to street life to fuel the habit. He cites 500 narcotics arrests annually in the 17 to 20 age group and warns pills foster aggression and overdose risks.
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Chicago
Cornelius Casey
Casey
Danish Communist Leader Says Khrushchev Suffering From Sclerosis
Knud Jespersen, head of Denmark's Communist party, said Khrushchev is not receiving visitors due to illness and described it as sclerosis. He offered no precise diagnosis and noted it may be various forms, including severe disseminated sclerosis, with medical experts warning sclerosis has no cure and can be fatal.
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Denmark
Communist Party
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Knud Jespersen
Jespersen
Khrushchev
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Jesperson
Europe
Communist Party Central Committee
Supreme Soviet Presidium
N S. Khrushchev
Krantz Land Given City For A Park
A 1.69 acre parcel along Carroll Creek is conveyed to Frederick City for use as a park and recreational area. The land, a gift from Krantz heirs Bessie C Krantz M Elizabeth Kirschman Charles B Kirschman Olive C Dinterman Lester C Dinterman and Eve yn A Krantz, was recorded at the courthouse.
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Krantz
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick City
Carroll Creek
Bessie C. Krantz
M. Elizabeth Kirschman
Charles B. Kirschman
Olive C. Dinterman
Lester C. Dinterman
Eveyn A. Krantz
Strikers Return to Jobs at GM Plants in Baltimore
About 3,600 workers at two Baltimore General Motors plants went back to work ending a 38 day strike. It was the longest auto workers strike in the area since 1945 46 when 121 days were walked out.
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