Foley Mathias To Appear At Women Voters Meeting
In Maryland political activity heats up ahead of the Sixth Congressional District race. Democrat John R. Foley and Republican Charles McC. Mathias will speak at a League of Women Voters meeting at North Frederick elementary school auditorium at 8 30 PM. Foley campaigns include a Democratic caravan and a Braddock Drive-in rally with Sen Albert Gore and State Comptroller Louis Goldstein serving as emcees. Mathias plans Montgomery County and Cumberland luncheon and Lanaconing club events during his district tour.
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John R. Foley
Charles McC. Mathias
League of Women Voters
North Frederick
League
Joseph K. Lentz
Voters Service
Foley
Braddock Drive-in
Young Democratic Club
Young Democrats
Democratic Women's
Jeffersonian Auxiliary
Women’s Democratic League
Albert A. Gore
Tennessee
Louis Goldstein
Brunswick
Washington County
Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Mathias
Montgomery
Cumberland
Lanaconing
Objects To Sunday Debates In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland two congressional candidates Rep John M Foley D 6th and Republican challenger Charles McC Mathias debated Sunday at B Nai Abraham Synagogue with Mathias declining on religious grounds Foley defended his obligation The candidates outlined platforms Mathias proposed student loans private guaranteed loans government loan sponsorship business tax incentives unemployment drive for Western Maryland Foley criticized Mathias voting record noting missed quorum and roll calls while Foley claimed a 196 55 percent voting rate over the past two years
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Hagerstown
Maryland
B’nai Abraham J
John M. Foley
6Th
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Foley
Internal Revenue Program
House of Delegates
Typhoon Kr Strikes Southeast Asia Leaving Dozens Dead
Typhoon Kr roared across the South China Sea toward Hainan, China, leaving over 100 dead and about 100 missing in the central Philippines. Earlier reports suggested it would drift toward Hong Kong, but the Royal Observatory revised its path, foreseeing a landfall near Hainan instead.
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Hong Kong
South China Sea
Hainan
Philipines
Royal Observatory Tater
Kit
Iest
Mare Killed In Fog After Route 26 Collision
Early morning fog contributed to a crash on Route 26 near Unionville in which a two year old mare owned by Dr. J. R. Grumbine was killed. William Besant Bennett Jr. failed to avoid the animal driving a 1955 Ford convertible. damage to the car was about $200.
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William Besant Bennett Jr
East Third Street
Unionville
J. R. Grumbine
Bennett
Westminster
Harry V. Smith
Dinah Shore’s Zip Flashes On TV Stage
Dinah Shore’s zipper failed during a live TV folk dance on Sunday. She dashed off stage for repairs and returned to complete the number with guest Red Skelton having warned her not to turn around.
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Dinah
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Red Skelton
Khrushchev Seeks Peace Image On U S TV Open End
In a two hour TV radio session Khrushchev portrayed himself as a peace loving grandfather who would not threaten war. He urged Berlin talks U N reform and disarmament while warning the West about shot down spy planes and inviting Americans to visit the Soviet Union.
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New York
Nikita Khrusnchev
U. S
Khrushchev
Ion Radio
United Nations
Berlin
U.N
Moscow
Soviet Union
David Susskind
Wnta-Tv
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Canadian Broadcasting Co
British Broadcasting Corp
Radio Free Europe
Susskind
Sukhadrev
Khri
Shchev
Khnishchev
Gien Cove
Long Island
Five Day Forecast Highlights Temperatures Rise Then Ease
The Associated Press forecast shows temperatures near or two to three degrees above normal. Expect a warmer trend Tuesday through Wednesday, cooler Thursday and Friday, and a return to warmth by Saturday. Rain is minimal with normal highs in the 60s and lows in the mid 40s to low 50s, except the 30s in mountain regions.
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Associated Press
Ti Mountains
Kennedy Praises FDR at Deep South Stop in Georgia
In Warm Springs Kennedy lauds FDR for opening doors to the Negro and rallying support in a region crucial to his campaign. He cites Roosevelt’s legacy in health, farming, aging, and worker protection while avoiding a detailed civil rights stance. The focus remains on health care and broader social progress.
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Warm Springs
John F. Kennedy
Deep South
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little White House
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
South
North
Fourth grade Walkersville students thank commissioners
A letter from the Walkee elementary school fourth grade class expresses gratitude for the new Walkersville school and its renovation. The project, costing about 100000, transformed the building into a complete elementary facility formerly serving both elementary and high school students.
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Countes Commissioners
Walkee
Woolsborpe
Walkersville
Nancy M. Greenwood
Scout Secretary Edward F Wilson to Speak at Boy Scout Dinner
Edward Foss Wilson assistant secretary of Health Education and Welfare will be the featured speaker at the annual Boy Scout recognition dinner next Monday at West Frederick Junior High. The event honors leaders for outstanding service under chairman Melvin Derr. Wilson, a Princeton 1926 graduate and Chicago native, has long led in Scouting and serves on several councils and boards. Over 190 adult Scouters are expected to attend the Key District banquet.
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Edward Foss Wilson
Chicago
Boy Scout Council
North Shore Area Councr
Stock Yards Council
Scout Organization
Wilsons
Winnetka
Montgomery County
Mis
Boy Scouts of America
Wilson
National Capitol Area Council
Washington
Wilson and Co., Inc
City National Bank and Trust Co
National Presbyterian Church of Washington
Francis Scott Key
Roger Cann
Sultan of Zanzibar Dies After Britain Visit
Sultan Seyyid Sir Khalifa Bin Harab dies aged 31 in Zanzibar two days after returning from a Britain vacation. A proclamation names Seyyid Sir Abdul Bin Khalifa regent for the British protectorate off the East Coast of Africa.
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Sultan OF
Zanzibar
Seyyid
Sir Khalifa bin Harab
Britain
Sir Abdul bin Khalifa
Africa
Nixon To Spend Final Weeks On Western Campaign Swing
Vice President Richard Nixon begins the last four weeks of his presidential bid with a heavy Western swing. He plans speeches at 7 40 a m Billings time and in Denver and Salt Lake City, with Mrs Nixon joining him in Denver. Nixon aides say the race remains up in the air with California and Arizona key and a sharper campaign tone expected as debates loom.
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Billings
Mont
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Schedie
Denver
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Washington, D. C
Hon
Kennedy
Herbert G. Kiein
Klein
California
Colorado
Arizona
Pirates Jump To Lead In Game 9 Of World Series
New York and Pittsburgh traded early blows as the Pirates took a 3-1 lead after two innings at Yankee Stadium. Dick Stuart and Smoky Burgess delivered the key hits, with Tony Kubek misplay on Don Hoak’s grounder triggering the inning. Bill Mazeroski followed with a run scoring double, while Elston Howard doubled for the Yankees’ first run off Harvey Haddix in the second.
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New York
Prttsburgh
Pirates
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
Dick Stuart
Smoky Burgess
Yanks
Tony Kubek
Don Hoak
Gil McDougald
Burgess
Cimoli
Stuart
Erray
Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Art Ditmar
Luis Arroyo
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Kubek
Harvey Haddix
Await Arms Cut Speech By Nikita
UNITED NATIONS New York AP The United Nations awaits Khrushchev next appearance at the General Assembly after his remarks that war will not be started He plans to go home Thursday and use the remaining days to push his proposals on disarmament a reorganization of the UN admitting Red China and a European summit meeting to discuss disarmament Nehru left for London saying he was disappointed but glad to have attended the session He urged Secretary General Hammarskjold to broaden the top leadership of the organization.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
General Assembly
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Nehru
Drunken Driving Cases Prevail In Local Courts
Police report a rising pattern of drunken driving with six court days yielding 900 dollars in fines. Gaithersburg farmer Paul Ennis, tested at .27, pleaded guilty to reckless driving after being warned at a filling station on U. S. 40 east of Frederick. Trooper Top Barnes testified Ennis drove away with station keys, then returned in a dangerous manner before arrest.
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Byron W. Thompson
Paul Ennis
Gaithersburg
Top Barnes
U. S. 40
Frederick
Ennis
Barnes
Melvin Martin
J. E. Koontz
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Lester Leroy Renner
Frederick Junction
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Schnauffer
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Renzer
Foley, Mathias
Women Voters
Far East
Hood College
Hudson
Europe
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Frankfurt
Germany
Nikita
Aubusson
France
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