Court Fight Over Cabins Continued in Rockville
Seneca cabin owners appeared in People’s Court this morning to contest government demolition. Judge Philip M. Fairbank granted a continuance after the Department of Interior witness Miss Mary McColligan testified and eviction letters sought as evidence were debated. Cabin owners named include Clinton Hamilton, Charles Troxell, Julien Delphey, Harry Stup, Ray Grimes, Donald Grimes, Joseph Gosnell, William Rimbey.
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Rockville
People’s Court
Philip M. Fairbank
Julien Delphey
Thomas L. McKevitt
Miss McColligan
McKevitt
Delphey
Alger Barbee
Clinton J. Hamilton
Charles BE. Troxell
Harry
Election Issues Explained by League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters provides a fact sheet on upcoming Maryland constitutional amendments and the Equal Accommodations Referendum. It explains each amendment, current procedures, voter implications, and arguments for and against, with details at the Winchester Hall Chamber of Commerce.
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League of Women Voters
League
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Hall
Montgomery County
Orphan’s Court
Orphans’ Court
Circuit Court
Maryland
King Wins Nobel Peace Prize in 1964
Oslo reports American civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. has been awarded the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize worth 237000 Swedish kroner. The Oslo Nobel Institute cites his nonviolence stance and leadership of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He previously led the Montgomery bus boycott and was Time magazine Man of the Year in 1963.
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Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Martin Luther King
Oslo Nobel Institute
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Time Magazine
American Friends Service Committee
Smolen Case Solved Red Kidnap Gang Arrests Made
Venezuelan police say Angel Luque a 30 year old Spanish born abstract painter masterminded the abduction of U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen and six other gang members were arrested Luque and his wife Titania were seized at Luques studio used to hide Smolen during 86 hours Officials said Distefano and Col Chenault cases linked and five paintings valued at 650000 were recovered.
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Caracas
Air Force
Michael Smolen
Luis Vera Gomez
Interior Ministry
Angel Luque
Luque
Smolen
Gomez
Alfredo Distefano
Red Underground
Army
James Chenault
Distefano
Chenault
Chandler
Aziz
Titania
Driver Unhurt as 1957 Sedan Demolished in Road Crash
A 35-year-old Dickerson man, Raymond Edward Hackey, escaped injury when his northbound 1957 sedan left U.S. 15 at 6:45 am, knocked down six fence posts and split a telephone pole before returning to the highway. Police charged him with driving without a license.
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Dickerson
Raymond Edward Hackey
U.S. 15
Buckeytown
Hackey
Tor. R. E. Cook
Javits Urges Moderation in GOP for 1964 Senate Bid
In Baltimore AP story Javits argues for a moderate Republican party as essential to a viable two party system. He predicts voters will back moderates in 1964 and defends Beall of Maryland while opposing Goldwater urging support for Beall’s Senate bid.
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Baltimore
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
New York
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Barry Goldwater
New Yorker
Kenneth’ Keating
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Goldwater
Citizens For Beall
Beall
Glenn Beall
Senate
Goldwater Blames LBJ for Baker Case Delay in Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of delaying the Bobby Baker investigation to shield the White House. He cited Senate Rules delay and attacked Democrats as suppressing dissent, claiming a Fascist tactic by the party. Democrats dismissed the charges as guilt and desperation.
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Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
White House
Goldwater
Baker
Arizona
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Washington
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Democrats
Sam Brightman
National Democratic
Absentee Ballot Deadline Today
The Board of Election Supervisors says applications for absentee ballots must be postmarked by midnight tonight to be valid.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Truman Hurdled by Bath Tub Fall Healing After Eye Injury
Former president Harry S. Truman, 80, is being treated at Research Hospital after a Tuesday bath tub fall caused a cut above the right eye and multiple facial injuries. He is listed as satisfactory and resting easily, with doctors noting no serious complications. The incident prompted postponement of a planned news conference as Truman recuperates.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Detroit
Truman
Independence
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Edward N. Cushman
AMC
Douglas Fraser
UAW
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Wallace Graham
White House
Robert E. Adams
Adams
Graham
Clifton Daniel
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
US Runner Mills Upsets At Tokyo 1964 Olympics
Billy Mills, a Coffeyville Kansas Marine lieutenant, won the Olympic 10,000 meters in a record 28:24.4. He outpaced world record holder Ron Clarke and a strong field, marking the United States first victory at this distance. The U S medal tally rose to seven gold, eleven silver, and five bronze. the Soviet Union led with eighty-two golds.
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Tokyo
Billy Mills
Coffeyville
Kan
Mills
Ron Clarke
United States
U.S
Russia
Ex Convict Plumber Arrested In LBJ Assassination Plot
Corpus Christi Texas AP officers questioned Julius Schmidt 29 after deputies arrested him Tuesday night in connection with reports of a plot to assassinate President Johnson this Sunday. Authorities seized machine guns, explosives, grenades and Nazi memorabilia, and said two more suspects may be arrested. FBI Secret Service and Treasury agents joined the probe as Johnson was expected to return to his Texas ranch.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Anp
Johnson
Julius Schmidt
Schmidt
Nueces County
Johnnie Mitchell
Jools
Mitchell
Skerif
G. H. Schmidt
FBI
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Texas
Kemp's Store Becomes Routzahn's On The Square
Frederick landmark Kemp's On The Square will be renamed Routzahn's Department Store with a Thursday name change synchronized to a redecorated showroom opening at the square corner downtown. A Friday ribbon cutting will feature Allen Routzahn and staff, Congressman Charles Mathias Jr., Mayor Magaha, and County Commissioner Irvin Renn. A nine day grand sale follows the dedication and the store will offer red carpet treatment to shoppers.
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Frederick
Kemp’s
Routzahn
Square
Allen, R. Routzahn
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
E. Paul Magaha
A. Irvin Renn
C. Thomas Kemp
Sam Maples Sr
Maples
Sam Maples Jr
Kemp
100 MPH Winds Lash Island in Cuba and Florida
Isbell intensified and roared toward the Florida Keys and the U S mainland after battering Cuba’s Pinar del Rio and San Juan y Martinez with 100 mph winds and tides. Havana radio cited collapsed buildings and one death, while forecasters warned of a strike on southwest Florida and the Everglades.
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Miami
Fla
Isbell
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Florida Keys
U.S
Havana
Hilda
Key West
Gulf
Florida Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Key West Navy
Spy charge denied by GOP head during campaign
GOP Chairman Dean Burch dismissed Democratic claims that Republicans paid a DNC employee $1000 for confidential information as nonsensical. Bailey criticized the tactic as an attempt to divert attention from Baker Estes Furcolo cases and the Furcolo indictment. The unrelated stock market note follows with steel shares firming in early trading.
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Washington
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Democratic National Committee
John M. Bailey
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Bailey
Republican National Committee
Wayne Phillips
Democratic Committee
Louis Flax
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Bentz Street
J Rolfe Castleman
Union
U. S
Routzahn’s
Island
Wes Enereiey
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