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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1966

Page

2

Big State GOP gains threaten Democratic hold in 10 key states

An Associated Press survey shows Democrats weakened in 10 big states that powered Kennedy’s 1960 victory. Republicans gain governors and party strength, with cities waning and leadership centralized in the White House. New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles reflect GOP influence as 7 of these states elect Republican governors.

Carl P. Leubsdorf Washington John F Kennedy Democratic Party Associated Press Kennedy Democratic National Committee White House New York John V. Lindsay Philadelphia James H . Tate Chicago Richard J Daley Los Angeles Samuel F. Yorty Detroit Jerome Cavanagh Cavanagh Senate California Ohio Johnson Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey Pennsylvania Texas Republanes

Honor Medal Winner Allergic To Tights

Washington Pa CAP As a boy Weltern Marm Jr resisted attempts to teach him to fight He showed no interest in combat Yet President Johnson approved Marm for the Medal of Honor for his actions in Vietnam Marm's father Walter T Marmoo recalled his son refused to train yet proved his courage when wounded he killed 18 enemies during a dangerous mission near Chu Pont Mountain Newspaper Archive

Washington Pa Cap Weltern Marm Jr Tim Bone Johnson Marm Viet Nam Walter T Marroo Rt Ton Marr Cava Ominn Nas Chu Pont Macr Aichive

Lynda Bird Johnson Earning Stature as Magazine Writer

Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, daughter of the president, has joined McCalls and is quickly producing work. Coworkers report she completed one story and is researching a second in her third full week. She works with the Washington News corps and handles assignments from the White House era near her father’s car shop. Her first article may appear early next year.

Kelly Smith Washington Lynda Bird Johnson McCalls Magazine Lynda Johnson New York Washington News Corps Ge Amd Whi Horse Co Howe mGusne Uss Con Christine Sater Lee Aesk Nate Na

Woman's Civic Club to Host County Agent Speaker

Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Home Demonstration Agent, will speak at the Frederick Woman's Civic Club on Monday. Her topic is Today's Intelligent Consumer. Meeting at the Stiner House with luncheon at 12:30 p.m. and a business session at 1:30.

Harry Jenkins Frederick

Queen Kapiolani Visits United States As Official Guest

Queen Kapiolani of Hawaii, the island kingdom’s reigning queen, becomes the first visiting queen to the United States, arriving as the official guest of the nation in May 1887.

United States Kapiolani Hawaii

Women Hold Key Posts In Alabama Political Power Shift

Alabama voters elected six women to top statewide offices in the November election. Lurleen Wallace will become governor, joining Sibyl Pool as Public Service Commission member, Agnes Baggett to treasurer, Melba Til Allen to state auditor, Mabel Amos as secretary of state, and Annie Lola Price as appellate court presiding judge. The rotation of offices under state law keeps women in these roles, with Baggett having held multiple offices previously.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Lurleen Wallace George C. Wallace Sibyl Pool State Capitol Public Service Commission Agnes Baggett Melba Til. Allen Alice Hudson Mabel Amos Alabama Court of Appeals Annie Lola Price Miss Pool Baggett

Inflatable Hospital Commences Service Near Saigon

In Tay Ninh Province, a $2 million inflatable combat hospital faced a mortar strike before becoming operational. The unit, consisting of air filled operating rooms laboratories and wards, was deployed 90 miles northeast of Saigon near the Cambodian border. The attack killed the hospital commandant and caused extensive damage to unoccupied quarters and ward units.

Tay Ninh South Viet Nam Saigon

Inflatable forward surgical clinic opens in War Zone C

A self-contained mobile hospital activated early due to heavy fighting. Twenty minutes after a 60 bed inflatable hospital opened its doors, Medivac helicopters arrived and surgeons Welch of Louisville and Borders of Rochester treated their first patient. The unit can collapse for helicopter transport in 15 minutes and expand to 200 beds with other inflatable units.

Army Surgical -2 Medivac Richard Welch Louisville Carl Borders Rochester Mich

Dick Crawford Takes Early Lead in Houston Tournament

Dick Crawford 27, an Arkansan and former college champion, shot 67 to lead the $110,000 Houston Champions International Tournament after the first round at Cypress Creek Golf Club. Crawford said he has played the course 300 or 400 times, while Archer, Cupit, Knudson, Steuart, and Rule trailed by one stroke with 68. Billy Casper and others were two back at 69.

Houston, Tex Dick Crawford Arkansan Bella Vista Ark George Archer Jacky Cupit George Knudson Earl Steuart Jack

Golf Stars Compete as Leaders Break 70 in Open Play

Casper leads money winnings with 120,747 while Laus trails at 110,221. First prize equals 21,000 and second 13,000. Arnold Palmer shot 36 34. Group at 70 includes Don Sanders Al Geiberger Dale Douglass Don January Homero Blancas Roger Ginsberg and Randy Glover.

Goalby Casper N.claus Arnold Palmer Don Sanders al Geiberger Dale Douglass Don January Homero Blancas Roger Ginsberg Randy Glover

Dutch teens plan 48 hour hunger strike in Haarlem

Six Dutch teenagers may stage a 48 hour hunger strike in Town Square Haarlem if Burgomaster Oscar Cremer grants permission. The action aims to dramatize hunger injustice and loneliness among the affluent during Christmas time.

Haarlem Netherlands Oscar Cremer

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