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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 09, 1964

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Rhoderick backs Goldwater at Hood College meeting

Harry F. Rhoderick urged Hood College Young Republican Club to unite for Barry Goldwater, criticizing Beall and Scull for not backing Goldwater enough while defending Mac Mathias and attacking Democratic giveaways. He warned Republicans and noted concerns about Negro Republicans and party loyalty.

Harry F. Rhoderick Barry Goldwater Hood College Young Republican Club Goldwater Republican Party San Francisco Rhoderick Hood Girls J Glenn Beall GOP Congress David Scull Mac Mathias

Three People Found Guilty In Sears Shoplifting Case

Three defendants Robert J. Dipietro 24 his wife Myra of Arlington Virginia and Lewin M Stroch 19 of Hagerstown were found guilty in Circuit Court of grand larceny in a Sears shoplifting. Employes testified the group left the Frederick store Feb 24 with items missing an adding machine and portable radio. Detective Lt Ellis G Carty later recovered the items from a car. Sentencing postponed to this afternoon.

Sears, Roebuck & Co Frederick Patrick M Schnauffer Robert J. Dipietro Myra Arlington Lewin M Stroch Hagerstown Dfc Calvinn Philips Ellis G Carty Carty Sears

Modest Program Aims Poverty Aid for Frederick County Students

Frederick County schools plan a modest job program for about 50 needy high school students under the Anti Poverty Act. Superintendent Dr John L. Carnochan Jr says if approved by the Labor Department, funds cover 90 percent of costs with the county absorbing the remaining 10 percent. Eugene F. Wood Jr will oversee the project as Vocational Education Supervisor.

Frederick County John L. Carnochan Jr US Labor Department Office of Economic Opportunity Labor Department Carnochan Eugene F. Wood Jr Carnachan

Merle Jungelaus Joins Easter Seal Center Therapy Staff

Miss Merle Jungelaus, registered occupational therapist, joined the Easter Seal Treatment Center rehab team. Elliott Weinberg, director, said the Western Maryland facility is the sole outpatient clinic in the area properly staffed to address rehabilitation for multiple handicapped children and adults.

Merle Jungelaus Easter Seal Miss Jungelaus Elliott Weinberg Maryland Baltimore Minnesota

City Refuses To Rezone King Farm Near Frederick

The Mayor and Aldermen rejected a rezoning request for the Otis King farm southwest of Frederick at the Thursday meeting. A five year lease for Frederick Airport was approved and final action on subdivision rules was postponed. Attorney Zimmerman urged separate votes on each part of the request, while Mayor Magaha questioned feasibility. Opponents Manuel Weinberg and Oscar Sutermeister argued industrial zoning hurts downtown business and taxes, leaving little west of the city for housing.

Otis King Farm Frederick Richard E. Zimmerman E. Paul Magaha Richard R. Burgee Manuel Weinberg Oscar Sutermeister Bethesda Weinberg Fort Detrick

Four Local Men Charged With Breakings And Enterings

State Police charged James Roberts Robert Klipp Chester Stone and Leonard Brice with two counts each of breaking and entering for allegedly targeting a cabin in Mountaindale and a garage in Lewistown Cpl Henry I Stafford investigator said Hartman reported being shot at by intruders early Saturday morning while investigators tied Roberts to the Mountaindale break in.

Mountaindale Lewistown Henry I. Stafford James Roberts West Patrick Street Robert Klipp East Patrick Street Chester Stone East Sixth Street Leonard Brice RFD Frederick Stafford Charles F. Hartman Cpl Stafford Roberts Klinehart’s Alley Cpl. Stafford Hartman

U S Pilot Killed By Viet Cong

An American Army helicopter pilot was shot dead by Viet Cong fire minutes after landing near Saigon. The crew had just bailed out of a disabled helicopter. another helicopter rescued the survivors. Ground forces later pushed the Viet Cong from the area. Premier Nguyen Khanh announced plans to try 20 coup participants for high treason with possible death sentences.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Nguyen Khanh

Colonel Smolen Kidnapped in Caracas by Terrorists

US Air Force Lt. Col. Michael Smolen, deputy chief of the US mission to the Venezuelan air force, was abducted at dawn by two armed men as he left his home in Caracas. Embassy officials fear a link to the FALN network active in kidnapping. Col. Henry Choate witnessed the event and described the armed abduction.

Caracas Venezuela U.S Michael Smolen Smolen National Liberation James K. Chenault U.S. Army Chenault Henry Choate U.S. Air Force Choate

Tshombe Freed Goes To Paris On Weekend Visit

Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe, freed from house arrest in Cairo, flies to Paris for a weekend visit after drawing attention at the conference of nonaligned nations. He then boards a commercial flight to Athens as market gains continue in New York.

Athens Greece Moise Tshombe The Congo Paris Cairo Tshombe

With A Bottle They Rough It In Derelict Dwellings

Frederick, in colonial style restoration of its businesses, notes vagrants occupy derelict areas as homes. The southeastern town section holds most derelicts, with spots in Cannon Hill and Parking Lot Hill emptied by a utility company. Cardboard bedding, old clothing, and bottles mark these camps.

George May Frederick Cannon Hill News-Post East All Saints

Barry Goldwater Attacks Johnson On Coexistence In California

In Los Angeles Goldwater accuses President Johnson of a dangerous game of coexistence with the Soviets. He argues freedom requires risk and criticizes appeasement, urging California supporters to boost turnout for the 40 electoral votes. The speech, prepared for the World Affairs Council, targets a California primary victory and a broad get out the vote effort.

Los Angeles Barry Goldwater Johnson Soviet Union California Goldwater World Affairs Council Los Angeles County

U.S. Presses Soviets to Pay Peacekeeping Dues or Lose UN Vote

United States Ambassador Adlai Stevenson notified UN Secretary-General U Thant that when the General Assembly opens on November 10 the U.S. will demand payment from delinquent nations, including the Soviet Union, or face loss of their assembly vote. The move sparks talk of postponing the opening while seeking a compromise, with possible December start and January adjournment.

United Nations N.Y UN General Assembly United States Soviet Union Adlai E. Stevenson U Thant Stevenson Thant U.N Dean Rusk Washington Congo Middle East Assembly World Court

Humphrey to Speak at Dundalk Shopping Center

Senator Hubert Humphrey, Democratic vice presidential candidate, will campaign at Topp's Shopping Center in Dundalk next Wednesday at 5:15 PM. He will fly by helicopter from the suburban Maryland venue to Washington after the address.

Baltimore Hubert Humphrey Maryland Democratic Humphrey Helcopter Topp Dundalk Washington

Johnson flags build up versus tear down over TVA

President Johnson touring through Kentucky and Tennessee framed the TVA as the campaign issue of building up versus tearing down. He vowed he would not sell TVA and argued the agency belongs to the people of the upper South and America, contrasting with Goldwater’s calls to dispose of it.

Johnson TVA Kentucky Tennessee Barry Goldwater Tennessee Valley Authority Nashville, Tenn Nashville Louisville New Orleans Goldwater Upper South America

Attempted Safe Robbery at Holiday Inn

City Police Detective Bureau seek a suspect after an attempted safe theft at the Holiday Inn on West Patrick Street. The break in was noticed about 2 a.m. when an employee heard glass break and found the restaurant manager’s office entry tampered with. The safe dial was broken and the top front area damaged while the office on the ground floor appeared unoccupied at midnight.

City Police Detective Bureau Holiday Inn West Patrick Street James Buntin

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