SetebHehed 1069 Frederick Daily News
The Frederick newspaper edition from October 9 1964 lists price rates for subscriptions and mailing options. It shows The Associated Press rights and publication details with office contact in Frederick Maryland. The page header notes the newspaper publishes daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Co
North Court
Frederick
Carder
Fernder Audi Bureau of
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Freedom of speech and church state in strong debate
A letter to the editor discusses freedom of speech, church state separation, and political neutrality, citing John F. Kennedy and criticizing ministers who oppose a candidate. The writer asserts constitutional protections for all, including those deemed merchants of hate, and charges responsible men to speak on vital issues.
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Frederick
Maryland
America
John F.kennedy
Hell
Helen G Alexander Rfd
G. Frederick
Unanswered questions linger over 1957 spy trials
In 1957 Rudolf Abel was convicted and exchanged for Powers. Sokolovs, Egorovs, and others faced secrets, exchanges, and quandaries about why no quid pro quo or full counterintelligence disclosure occurred, leaving many questions about the case unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Aleksandr Sokolov
Soviet Union
Sckolavs
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
United Nations
Egorov
Walter M Ciszek
Marvin W. Makinen
Moscow
Sokolovs
Egorovs
Department of Justice
Pitfall Of Renewal In urban renewal delays threaten property titles
Congressman Charles McC Mathias warned the Downtown Frederik Association that federal and local delays in land purchases create a cloud on title for five or six years. He urged communities like Frederick to seek timely aid to avoid prolonged limbo and contested delays in urban renewal plans.
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Charles McC Mathias
Downtown
Frederik Association
Frederick
Ministers Should Have Freedom Of Speech
A letter arguing for separation of church and state cites religious freedom and urges ministers to counter hate with love and hatred with tolerance. It references ministers and names Rev Billy James Hargis and Rev Carl McIntyre as examples of controversial rhetoric and urges responsible clergy to uphold moderation and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne G. Hughes
Hughes
Billy James Hargis
Carl McIntyre
Boston Braves win world championship over Athletics in 1914
The Boston National League team defeats the Athletics 3 to 1 to claim the world title for the first time since 1909. George Stallings earns top respect as a manager on par with Connie Mack. The display marks the Braves as the era’s champions amid a season note.
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Boston
Athletics
National League
Boston Braves
George Stallings
Connie Mack
Frederick Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society
East Patrick Street
Best
West Patrick Street
Aachen Burns as Allied Push Continues in Frontline Report
From a captured German barracks near Aachen a correspondent notes heavy bombardment and a looming final assault. The Frederick United Jewish Appeal aims to raise seven thousand dollars as part of a nationwide drive for refugees and Palestine relief. The Aberdeen Angus sale at Frederick fairgrounds drew a record crowd, with 116 head selling for thirty five thousand eight hundred forty three dollars and twenty five cents. In Frederick district more than four hundred forty seven new voters were registered, over twice last week’s tally.
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Aachen
Cologne
Ruhr
Frederick
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Historic Town House Destroyed By Fire
Washington AP reports the Town House restaurant in Georgetown was nearly destroyed by a pre dawn three alarm fire injuring six firefighters slightly. The 1365 Wisconsin Ave NW establishment dates to the early 1800s and is valued at about 60 000 dollars per KGM Corp owners. Cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Washington
Georgetown
Wisconsin Ave
George T. Glakas
KGM. Corp
Hood College Expansion Details 1965 Plans
Cornerstone 1914 and Shriner Hall mark Hood College developments as it expands from Winchester Hall. Coblentz Memorial Hall and Totem Arts Center target completion by 1965 to support enrollment of 750. Hood College funded by private gifts and a federal loan with private contributions at 673 600 and a remaining 250.00 sought to finish the program.
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Shriner
Edward Derr Shriner
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Woman's College of
Frederick Female Seminary
Margaret E. S. Hood
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Johnson supporters plan door to door campaign effort
Citizens and precinct workers outlined a house to house drive to distribute literature and bumper stickers in support of President Lyndon Johnson. Teenage Democrats and Young Citizens for Johnson will help by babysitting and driving on election day as Fred Bower and Jackie Fox coordinate Hood College activities.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Young Citizens For Johnson
Fred Bower
Jackie Fox
Hood College
Peggy Goldwater Leads Silent Campaign Day in Muncie
Peggy Goldwater tours Indiana without speaking, greeting 2500 locals at South Side High School gym and shaking hands after a three hour line. The first lady candidate receives a plaque, spends the night with family, and moves to Columbus for a GOP Women event before continuing to Chicago en route to Phoenix.
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Maggie Savoy
Muncie Ind
America
Barry Goldwater
Peggy Goldwater
Muncie
Barry Jr
Michael
Thomas Ross
Richard Arlen Holt
Richard Arlen Holt — Mrs., Goldwater
Ball State Teachers College
Southside High School
Peggy
Barry
Frank B Bernard
Indiana
US Senate
D. Russell Bontrager
John Drum
Johnson Airport
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Republican Women
Emery C Johnson
Tucson
Arizona
GOP
Neal House
Chicago
Phoenix
Fund Drive Aims to List Donors for Johnson Ad
A fund drive by Young Citizens seeks donations to cover an advertisement in the newspaper naming all supporters for Johnson. Helpers assist the two staff members to reach the fundraising goal.
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Young Citizens Organization
Johnson
Money Facts and Coin History Highlights
A San Francisco minted 1894 dime sold for 4750 dollars in 1857. A silver dollar once known as a Plunk. Two bits come from Spanish dollar division. Colonists cut Spanish coins into eight parts for small change. The dollar sign likely derives from Pieces of Eight. Spanish coins bore Hercules pillars with Cadiz scrolls. Revolutionary War paper money backed poorly, leading to worthlessness. Annual U.S. currency issuance exceeds 8 billion dollars. The dollar bill has the shortest…
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San Francisco
Cadiz
United States
Bureau replaces torn five dollar bills with daily prints
A short span of existence is noted for bills with nine months for some notes and sixteen months for a five dollar bill. The Bureau of Engraving is replacing the soiled and torn bills by tons of daily prints.
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Bureau of Engraving
Infant Diane Sensenig Leaves Frederick For Johns Hopkins
Among the sick child Diane Renee Sensenig infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald E Sensenig of White Rock Avenue remains a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after major surgery. Diane was born August 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital and transferred to Johns Hopkins shortly after birth. Mr Arthur R Davis Semiole Road 18 is listed as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Diane Renee Sensenig
Donald E Sensenig
White Rock Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Diane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Arthur R Davis
Semiole Road
December draft call to 7800 for Army posed in AP report
The Defense Department issued a December call for 7,800 draftees, 800 fewer than November’s 8,600. All draftees will join the Army. In sports, Cincinnati completed an 18 game sweep of St Louis by winning the Cardinals 10 times that year.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Cincinnati
St Louis
Cardinals
Deaths and funeral notices from Frederick and Loudoun counties
Obituaries note the death of Henry Goldsborough Ward of Leesburg Virginia with services set for Friday in Leesburg and Mt Olivet in Frederick. Buckeystown resident Buck eystown 80 Henry Francis Lee Sr dies at Vindobona Convalescent Home in Buckeystown with multiple survivors listed and funeral at St Josephs Carrollton Manor. Frances Rippeon widow of Francis Rippeon dies at 11 am at her daughter’s Frederick home with service at United Presbyterian Church and Mt Olivet Cemetery. William T Shumaker 75 of Lovettsville dies in Loudoun County Hospital with multiple survivors and services at Brown Funeral Home followed by Mt Olivet Cemetery in Lovettsville.
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Henry Goldsborough
Leesburg
Emily Goldsborough
Muse
Redd
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Philip F. Lee
Philip Francis Lee
Buckeystown
Mary H. Lee
Vindobona
Baltimore Co
Columbus [O'Donnell
Hannah A. Tyson Lee
Lee
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Calvert Hall
Marston’s
University of Maryland Law School
Maryland
U.S.F.& G. Company
Augustus W. Lee
Laytonsville
J. Tyson Lee
Georgine I. Lee
Buckystown
Frederick Lee
Baltimore
Fueral
North Market Street
St. Joseph's’ Catholic Church
Joseph F Thorning
St Joseph's
St. Joseph’s Church
Sisters of the Visitation
Robert E. Dailey
Son
Francis E. Rippeon
Frances Elizabeth Rippeon
Albert M. Scott
Fairview Avenue
William E
Caroline Rebecca Howard Harrison
Charles F Bahn
New York City
William E. Hahn
Robert B. Crothers
Braddock Heights
George Englebrecht
Edward Tobery
William Oden
Rippeon
United Presbyterian Church of
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
William T. Shumaker
William T Shumaker
Lovettsville
Loudoun County Hospital
William and
Chrissy Speaks Shumaker
Mae Riley Shumaker
Lawrence Shumaker
Middleburg
Elizabeth Hawes
Catherine Cooper
Knoxville
Ethel Hobbs
Daisy Dinterman
Brunswick
Blanche Green
Lucy Riley
Purcellville
John and
Roy Shumaker
Elbert Shumaker
Brown Funeral Home
John Hardman
Johnson Signs 3.35 Billion Aid Bill
President Johnson signed a 3.25 billion foreign aid appropriation bill amid a campaign trip draft trimmed from Congress. He also signed a 1.1 billion measure funding programs including poverty war civil rights food stamps and mass transportation.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Funeral services for Raymond O Smith conducted in Walkersville
Funeral services for Raymond O. Smith RFD 1 Frederick who died Monday were held at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville Wednesday at 2 30 p m led by Rev Donald A Haas. Pallbearers included Randall Garst William Stitely Clarence Bostian Ira Brachey Austin Hamilton and Grayson Bowers. Interment followed at Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown.
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Raymond O. Smith
RFD
Frederick
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Donald A. Haas
Randall Garst
William Stitely
Clarence Bostian
Ira Brachey
Austin Hamilton
Grayson Bowers
Fair
Mount Cemetery
Libertytown
County Up In Cancer Collections in Maryland Crusade
Frederick County led Maryland Cancer Crusade collections with 16 dollars in the report era, outranking most counties except Montgomery. Howard County totaled 4 552.32 and Carroll 2 743.18, while Washington 21 977.76 and Montgomery 100 489.63. Lower Maryland total reached 703 939.50, surpassing the 700 000 goal.
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Frederick County
Denver
Maryland
Montgomery County
Frederick
Howard County
Carroll County
Ray S. Tomkins
Washington County
American Cancer Society
Casper Moore Milk Transporter Dies at 71
C Casper Moore 71 of Yellow Springs died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He owned a milk transport business 1928 to 1954. Survived by wife Ollie Mary Staley and four children, six brothers, one sister, eighteen grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are listed at 106 East Church Street with interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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C. Casper Moore
Yellow Springs
Frederick Mermorial Hospital
John C and
Catherine Myers Moore
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Tum
Willow Brookroad
Orville Stup
Henry Culler
C. Burton Cannon, Jr
Merril Moore
Irving Moore
Milbert Moore
LeRoy Moore
John Moore
York
Claude Moore
Braddock
Floyd Culler
East Church Street
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
M.K. Etchison and Son
College Sees Enrollment Rise Feeds Night Classes
Local junior college reports enrollment growth to over 400 for night classes at Frederick High School, its temporary home. President Duval Sneadner seeks budget increases for clerical help, a full year counselor, a bookkeeper, and higher salaries for doctorate holders. state aid may offset costs. Sneadner notes UMd will not credit all courses, and instructors face a 15 hour weekly cap.
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Community College
Duval Sneadner
Frederick High School
Sneadner
Sweadner
Herbert Rollins
University of Maryland
School of Nursing
Queen Annes Plans Consolidated High School
Queen Annes County plans a single large high school to replace four smaller ones. Superintendent Harry C. Rhodes says the "comprehensive" school will broaden programs and probe racial integration. Enrollment expected 1,100 to 1,200 with about 25 percent Black. In Mississippi, AEC to detonate a small nuclear device 2,700 feet below a salt dome to test detection gear.
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Centreville
Harry C. Rhodes
Queen Annes County
Rhodes
Baxterville
Miss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
South Mississippi
Bank Call Issued For All Federally Regulated Banks
An AP report says a nationwide bank call was issued for all federally regulated banks to report their condition as of the close of business October. The directive seeks a snapshot of the banking system’s health and liquidity in the current financial period.
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Washington
Planning Commission tightens trailer zoning rules for county
Betty Castle questions new ordinances as the Planning Commission shifts control from the Board of Zoning Appeals to restrict trailer locations. The board limits to three trailers per quarter mile while keeping construction quality and occupancy unrestricted, arguing area discrimination. County Planner Robert Wirgan notes other zones use per person space limits but Frederick County has not.
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Betty Castle
Jefferson
Planning Commission
Wight
Board of Zoning Appeals
Robert Wirgan
Frederick County
Routzahn and Kanode announce births and anniversary
Mr and Mrs J Thomas Routzahn Jr of Middletown announce the birth of son John Thomas Routzahn II on September 30. Mr and Mrs Martin L Kanode Sr of 120 West Patrick Street observe their 20th wedding anniversary today. They are parents of Cynthia 16 Martin Luther Jr 12 Herbert R 11 and Eddie Albert 6.
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J. Thomas Routzahn Jr
Middletown
John Thomas Routzahn II
Martin L. Kanode Sr
West Patrick Street
Cynthia
Martin Luther Jr
Herbert R
L J
Eddie Albert
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Joe
Wilson Stup
Sears Roebuck & Co
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
News-Post
Dpa
Alumnae
Hood
Lloyd C Culler
Charles E Wehler
William C. Schaeffer
Samuel H. Stein
Joseph H. Ap
Antoinette Ernst
Cornerstone
Kerri Lynn Rappe
Slingerlands School
Albany
N.Y
County Up In
Casper Moore
Queen Annes
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