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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
7
A Steiner House gathering of Democratic precinct workers featured Royce Hanson and speaker Arthur Sickles discussing policy. They argued for realism over socialism, noting unemployment, welfare costs, and the need for federal aid and education programs to support working families.
A college official thanked Democratic women for backing a candidate in Frederick County’s Democratic Primary favorable to her husband. Joe stressed continuing the Kennedy program and cited Royce Hanson and Congressman Sickles as allies to achieve it for the public.
Dorothy Lamour appeared at a Democratic rally in Centreville Maryland urging support for President Johnson. She told about 400 attendees that Lyndon B Johnson and his family should have their White House lease renewed, then circulated among the crowd smiling and shaking hands.
Paul E. Fogle, Frederick County supervisor, will organize the 50th annual Pupil Personnel Workers Association convention in Baltimore at the Lord Baltimore Hotel from October 25 to 29. Attendees include school social workers and visiting teachers. featured speakers include Maryland officials Governor Tawes and Mayor McKeldin, Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh, Dr. William Kvaraceus, and Dr. Eli Bower.
The Maryland State Council of Veterans Democratic Clubs endorsed the Democratic presidential ticket and all Maryland congressional candidates. William R. Clay announced he will chair a council committee coordinating campaign activities with Democratic headquarters in Baltimore and with the district candidates.
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