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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 20, 1964

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U S Officials On Alert For More Red Upheaval

Washington officials monitor possible further upheaval in the Soviet leadership as U S President Johnson meets with congressional leaders to discuss actions. Brezhnev Kosygin and the Presidium hold power as a mid December party meeting looms in Moscow.

U. S Washington U.S Soviet Union United States Johnson Khrushchev Leonid I. Brezhnev Kremlin Brezhnev Communist Party Alexei N. Kosygin Stalin Moscow Bloc

School Superintendent Opposes Use Of Students For Political Purposes

Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr the Frederick County School Superintendent opposes using school children for adult politics even non partisan efforts He rejects distributing a fact sheet to elementary students or mobilizing students to canvass neighborhoods on election day He notes high school discussion is acceptable but not home distribution or nationwide non partisan turnout campaigns.

John L. Carnochan Jr Frederick County Frederic County League of Women Voters Carnochan

Brunch With Barry Friday At Key Hotel

Goldwater for president supporters plan a Friday 11 a.m. Brunch With Barry at the Francis Scott Key Hotel main ballroom to show a TV message to campaign workers. Mrs. Fred Keister of Goldwater Headquarters leads invitations with area chairmen recruiting attendees across Frederick County.

Goldwater Barry Francis Scott Key Barry Goldwater GOP Fred Keister Frederick A. Talbott Brice Thomas D. Kline Einer Bergman Marion Hoar Charles Graham George B. Delaplaine Jr Keister Edgar Tullis Braddock Clay L. Gle Brunswick Burkitts- Bittle Grant Salisbury Myersville Paul Shafer Middletown Graham Weigle Brunswick Burkittsville James L. Lucadoc Buckeystown Gerald Schipper Urbana Benjamin Palmer New Market Anthony Lazarewicz Mount Airy Jacob Young

Walkersville Adopts Zoning Changes At Public Hearing

Walkersville commissioners approved changes to the zoning ordinance addressing lots of records yard requirements for accessory structures corner lot fencing reductions and the removal of a ban on parking unoccupied trailers. The action followed a planning and zoning commission review and a Town Hall meeting last week.

Walkersville Burgess and Commissioners

Thurmont to Discuss Water Source Plan

Thurmont town officials meet with Carl Gudat planning director for Buchart and Horn York Pa to discuss water sources. Mayor Donald L Lewis says Gudat will be asked to conduct a comprehensive survey of Thurmont water sources. Earlier Hunting Creek was suggested after a three year study by Whitman and Reynardt.

Thurmont Pennsylvania Donald L. Lewis Carl Gudat Buchart and Horn York Gudat Hunting Creek Baltimore Whitman and Reynardt

Republicans Sue FCC Over Free TV Time Claim

Republican National Chairman Dean Burch calls President Johnsons Sunday address purely political and says the administration suppressed information by denying equal time for Barry Goldwater. The GOP will sue the FCC to overturn a ruling that the free Johnson broadcast does not fall under equal time provisions. Johnsons program was a half million dollar free telecast from NBC after CBS and ABC rejected Goldwater equal time. Democratic Chairman Bailey responded by asking NBC for clarity on Democratic contributions.

Washington Dean Burch Johnson Barry Goldwater GOP Federal Communications Commission Burch Goldwater NBC CBS ABC FCC John M. Bailey William McAndrew News

Union GMC Move Toward Fast Auto Strike Settlement

AP reports President Johnson urged a rapid settlement for the 26 day GM UAW strike threatening economic impact as 300000 GM workers are idle. AMC auto division also settled after 3 day strike. GM units lag in plant agreements and public interest cited.

Detroit General Motors Corp United Auto Workers’ Union Johnson American Motors Corp AMC General Motors UAW

Vatican introduces schema on modern problems at council

At the Vatican Ecumenical Council a long awaited document addressing birth control racial discrimination war and peace was unveiled drawing early support from seven cardinals. Only one Italian cardinal opposed. calls for full rewriting were largely overshadowed by appeals to confront everyday church issues.

Vatican City Vatican Ecumenical Council St. Peter's Basilica Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini Palermo Sicily General Council

Election Forum Is Planned for Walkersville Event

Walkersville churches and Glade Valley Grange sponsor a community forum titled Elections 1964 at Walkersville High School Saturday from 8 to 9 30 p m A Republican and Democratic slate will speak with a question period Rep Charles Mathias Jr and Senatorial candidate John Derr will attend Delegate Goodloe Byron also plans to speak Refreshments will follow the program

Churches of Walkersville The Glade Valley Grange Walkersville High School Charles ‘McC. Mathias’ Jr Royce Hanson John A. Derr Goodloe Byron Glade Valley Eee

Maryland Insurance Agents To Install New Officers

State Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears will install the Maryland Association of Independent Insurance Agents officers at a banquet and cocktail party at the Peter Pan Restaurant in Urbana. New president John J Murphy and four vice presidents join retiring president Glenn A Main Jr as part of a three day convention highlighted by Dr Kenneth McFarland and a luncheon at the National Guard Armory.

Maryland F. Douglass Sears Maryland Association of Independent Insurance Agents Peter Pan Urbana Sears E. Churchill Murray Insurance Men’s Association Glenn A. Main Jr Coblentz and Main John J. Murphy Baltimore Stanley Betts Chevy Chase James H. Gorges Insurance Men Edward Kremer Salisbury George W. Goshten James A. Little Bel Air Elmer J. Rhody Robert €. Bock Sr Insurance Men’s Organization Kenneth McFarland McFarland National Guard Armory

Maryland Republicans for Johnson form in Baltimore

A 13 member organizing committee announced the Maryland Republicans for Johnson group in Baltimore. The statement to Senator Barry Goldwater argues his presidency would threaten world peace and oversimplify solutions. Arthur A Hooper, treasurer and former assistant U.S. attorney, said the timing aligned with Goldwater's Pikesville appearance tonight.

Baltimore Maryland Republicans Johnson Barry Goldwater Arthur A. Hooper U.S Coolidge Goldwater Pikesville Hooper

Death of Herbert Hoover at Waldorf Astoria

Herbert Clark Hoover, 90, the 31st president, died at 11 35 a m after a long illness. He fathered a storied career in engineering and public service and will lie in state at St Bartholomew Church before state services in Washington and West Branch Iowa.

New York Herbert Clark Hoover United States Hoover Waldorf Towers St. Bartholomew's Church Park Avenue 51St Street Washington National Capitol West Branch Iowa National Park John Adams Adams America San Francisco

Eisenhower wary of Soviet leadership shift

Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower says he is not confident about Khrushchev's removal and notes the Soviets may move closer to the United States or Red China. He spoke in Gettysburg, cautioned that Chinese nuclear capability would take years, and warned of potential tension if Peking advances toward Formosa.

Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower Khrushchev Red China Eisenhower Soviet Union the Associated Press India Peking Formosa Russia

Barry Goldwater seeks FBI report on Jenkins case

Sen. Barry Goldwater asks FBI Director Hoover for a full investigation into possible security factors in the Walter Jenkins matter. Goldwater, campaigning on foreign policy, plans a nationwide TV address on morality in government after the Jenkins affair and Johnson's demand Jenkins resign.

Washington Barry Goldwater FBI White House Walter W. Jenkins Goldwater Jenkins J. Edgar Hoover Johnson Hoover Chicago Walter Jenkins Air Force Reserve Capitol Hill

Yankees Name Keane Manager After Berra Firing

Johnny Keane was named manager of the New York Yankees today. He had just resigned as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals 19 hours after they beat the Yankees in the World Series. Keane becomes the 18th Yankees skipper and the fourth in five years, replacing Yogi Berra who was fired despite a pennant win.

YANKS Keane NEW York Johnny Keane New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Yankees Yogi Berra Yankee

Market rises in active early New York trading

The New York stock market edged higher in fairly active trading as gains appeared across several sectors. Investors watched early moves with interest as the market steadied following recent volatility.

New York

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