Mathias Wins Ist Rep. Seat in Sixth District
Charles McC Mathias capped a long campaign by winning the Sixth Congressional seat. He carried Frederick Allegany Garrett and Montgomery counties to defeat incumbent John R. Foley, with final returns Mathias 112,534 Foley 103,720. He praised his wife Ann and noted strong GOP support and upcounty campaigning.
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Withdrawal of Ter race Lanes beer license request
William D. Jefferies withdraws the beer license application for Terrace Lanes Snack Bar amid strong church opposition. Frederick City Ministers Association and United Church Women voiced concerns that the venue in a residential area with restaurant service adjacent to bowling facilities should not receive a license, citing youth recreation aims and zoning issues.
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Kennedy Leads Nixon In Electoral Votes In 1966 Returns
The Associated Press reports nationwide at 12 15 p m EST Kennedy leads Nixon in electoral votes with 189 needed to win, according to figures from 1966 voting units totaling 31 396 051 votes.
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Democrats to Control Congress in New Senate and House
US Democrats secured a solid majority in the Senate and House as results of Tuesday's election came in. By early morning, Democrats led in key races, with Republicans losing ground nationwide and several seats undecided. Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson won re election and prepared to step toward the vice presidency.
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Frederick County Votes Set Record But Falls Short
Frederick County delivered a Republican landslide with Nixon and Mathias each routing their opponents. Nixon tallied 13 163 to 9 789 for Kennedy while Mathias beat Foley by a wide margin. Absentee ballots totaled 399 as voters crowded precincts, many standing to vote, in a day of record turnout.
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Concede Race To Kennedy
Vice President Richard M. Nixon formally conceded the presidential race to Senator John F. Kennedy. The announcement came at 9:47 a.m. PST after Kennedy clinched the election with Minnesota’s electoral votes. Nixon sent a telegram of congratulations and noted Kennedy would have nationwide support in pursuing peace and freedom.
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Veterans Day Ceremonies Planned by American Legion Bank
Veterans Day will be observed Friday with ceremonies planned by the American Legion. Banks will open Friday afternoon. events begin at 1 30 pm meeting at the Legion Home on East Church Street to march to the World War II memorial.
Eisenhower congratulates Kennedy in official messages
President Eisenhower sent formal congratulations to John F. Kennedy for his election victory. He pledged to deliver a fuller message with suggested measures as Kennedy prepares to assume office, and also praised Nixon and Lodge as the outgoing administration and vice president-elect Johnson as future vice president.
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Hawaii Sends Kennedy Electors After Close Hawaii Vote
Hawaii reports Kennedy wins 3 electoral votes by 102 ballots after a partial precinct count. Nixon gains 92 votes as closeness prompts a recount and plans for near-future announcement. Fire at Lucky's Trailer Court causes structural fire with wiring fault. no major damage. New York stock market slides on election uncertainty amid volatile trading.
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Youngest Man First Catholic President Kennedy Victory
Kennedy won the presidency as the youngest ever and the first Roman Catholic to hold the office. He surpassed 269 electoral votes with Minnesota and Illinois results, reaching 299 on Illinois. Nixon trailed. California and Illinois undecided at press time, popular vote close nationwide. Kennedy, praised by Nixon, begins leadership amid Cold War tensions.
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Ambulance Called to East Fourth Street for Woman Transport
The United ambulance was summoned to East Fourth Street at 9 57 p m today to transport a woman to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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