The News of Frederick Unspecified Edition
Friday October 23 1964 edition of The News in Frederick Maryland announces subscriptions and rates for print and mail delivery. The notice lists carrier rates and office contact details while noting Associated Press reprint rights and circulation audit.
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Frederick, Mare
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Frederick Md
Rule Of The Jungle By Which Communists Rule World
Letter condemns Khrushchev era power plays and says a small ruthless group runs the Soviet Union. It argues no business with communism despite promises from leaders and warns against flattery and misjudgment in politics.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Johnson
Khrushchev
Stalin
Alexei Adz
Kubei
Izvestia
West
Red China
United States
Canada
Mikhail Suslov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Bull Moose
Suslov
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Britain's Wilson Faces Slim Labor Majority in UK
Harold Wilson has a razor thin labor majority of four seats over conservatives and liberals. He vows a clear mandate for change but risks a general election if the majority erodes, limiting bold legislation and forcing discipline to pass programs.
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Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
Clement Atlee
Opinion letters express views on national issues in 1964
Letters from Rex R. Martin and Arthur F. Masser warn against socialism and secular trends in schools while praising Bible values. John R. Hyssong thanks the Frederick News-Post staff for publicizing Optimist Club youth projects. Dated Oct. 1964.
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Arthur F. Masser
RFD
Frederick
News-Post
John R Hyssong
Frederick Evening Optimist Club
MacArthur lands in Philippines. vow to return fulfilled
News-Post items note General Douglas MacArthur landing invasion forces in the Philippines and splitting Japanese defenses, fulfilling the vow I shall return. Also listed: Public Service Commission hearing in Baltimore October 30 on Potomac Edison abandonment of electric railway Middletown to Myersville.
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News-Post
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Japan
Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Potomac’ Edison Company
Middletown
Myersville
Hood
Coblentz Hall
Frederick County Community War Fund
Sick Master Shelton Returns Home From Hospital
David Shelton son of Elmer and Mrs Shelton of East Sixth street returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning and is reported to be getting along fine. Cordie Seipler of Thurmont entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Flora Sparrow of North Market street Frederick was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home in Bradock Heights.
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David Shelton
Elmer Shelton
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David
Elm Street
Cordie A. Seipler
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Vindobona Nursing Home
Braddock Heights
Flora M. Sparrow
North Market Street
Frederick
Larry and the Lads to Perform at Harmon Field Dance
The local youth group Larry and the Lads will play at Harmon Field Dance this Saturday night from 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. The nine member band formed a year ago has a big band sound and strong junior high roots. They won first prize at a Brunswick talent show and have entertained numerous teenage dances with praise from adult groups. All members attend Elm Street Junior High except Wayne Smith who goes to West Frederick Junior High.
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Larry and
Harmon Field
Brunswick
Elm Street Junior High School
Wayne Smith
West Frederick Junior High
Brush Maker Talks To Kiwanis About Ox Fibre Brushes
William B. Lebherz Jr of Ox Fibre Brush Company spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel explaining brushmaking stages with a poster and detailing lumber types such as beech and oak. He noted 2,500 brush styles, 288 on display, and 700 in the catalog. no toothbrushes or paint brushes are made. John Collins attended from the Eastern Branch Kiwanis.
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William B. Lebherz Jr
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lebherz
Herman Hauver
Leichert
Ox Fibre
John K. Robinson
Robinson
Kiwanians
John Collins
Kiwanis Clubs
FBI Funds to resign over aide conduct claim
Agent Hoover testified that Jenkins pledged to withhold information and would lay down his life rather than reveal anything that could damage the aide. The statement linked to a resignation amid personal conduct questions involving Jenkins and the FBI.
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Hoover
Jenkins
FBI
FBI Clears Jenkins of U.S. Security Compromise
The FBI announced extensive interviews of more than 500 people in its inquiry into Jenkins, a 46 year old father of six, finding no information that he compromised U.S. security or interests. He remains hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital after arrest publicity.
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United States
Jenkins
George Washington University Hospital
Charles Thompson
FBI
Texas
Washington
Secret Service
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Judge orders contempt jail threat in civil rights cases
In open court Judge Cox convicted Hauberg of civil contempt after hauberg cited instructions from Katzenbach barring indictments. The district attorney faces jail until he purges himself by performing grand jury duties. In London Sir Alec Douglas-Home ousted Richard Butler in a Conservative leadership shakeup.
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Hauberg
Katzenbach
Cox
Grand Jury
Bulter
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Richard A. Butler
Churches Unite Sunday Form New United Church of Christ
Two United Church of Christ congregations St. Paul's Utica and Zion Charlesville merge to form a single church at 10 30 a m on Sunday with Rev Mary Wenck presiding and Rev Kenneth Bishop delivering the sermon. The new body will be led by pastors Edwin Wenck and Mary Wenck as part of the Utica charge along with Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Hill churches.
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United Church of Christ
St. Paul's Church
Utica
Zion Church
Charlesville
Glade
St. Paul's
Zion
St Paul's
Guy P. Bready
Mary E. Wenck
Kenneth E. Bishop
Potomac Synod
St. Paul’s
Edwin 0. Wenck
Mary E Wenck
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Hill
Funeral services for Arthur A. Beatty held in Brunswick
Funeral services for Arthur Asa Beatty of Brunswick were held Thursday at 2 p.m. from Feete Funeral Home with the Rev. Michael Cretsinger officiating. Interment followed in Union Cemetery, Lovettsville. Pallbearers were Alvin Donovan, Meredith Hawes, Rollie Boaze, Howard Gosnell, William Willard, and Lee Nuse.
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Arthur Asa Beatty
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Feete
Michael Cretsinger
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Union Cemetery
Alvin Donovan
Meredith Hawes
Rollie Boaze
Howard Gosnell
William Willard
Lee Nuse
Larry and the Lads Play Harmond Field Dance Saturday
Local junior high band Larry and the Lads will perform at the Harmond Field Dance Saturday night from 6 30 to 11 30 p m. The event features a youth entertainment program.
Deaths in Germantown and vicinity reported
Obituaries note Herbert A Wright of Lake Worth Florida formerly Oakcrest Germantown dies suddenly at veveeing Hospital Cleveland aged about 5 or 6. Survivors include widow Nettie Gates Wright sister Mrs Bernard Gee and brother Marshall Wright. Funeral at 11 am Monday Arlington National Cemetery Interment at Arlington. plus Lena Griffith 85 Middlebrook dies after extended illness. Surviving sons John and Hloyd Griffith and Douglas Griffith. grand and great grandchildren. Funeral at St Martins Gaithersburg. Interment St Rose cemetery Cloppers. Also Mamie Carr Michael 78 of 253 Washington Street dies at Rennie Burkett home Frederick County born to George and Dorcas Darr. Surviving daughter Mrs Charles Peppler two sisters Miss Nettie Darr and Mrs Luther Magaha and one brother Charles Darr. Funeral from 1201 North Market Street Saturday at 11 am Grace United Church of Christ and Mount Oliver Cemetery.
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Herbert A. Wright
Herbert Atwell Wright
Oakcrest
Germantown
Maryland
Lake Worth
Florida
Veveeing Hospital
Cleveland
Lawrenceville
Virginia
J. Walter
Henrietta Clary Wright
Nettie Gates Wright
Bernard Gee
Plant City
Marshall A. Wright
Santa Barbara
California
Robert E. Dailey Sr
North Market Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Worthington Griffith
Lena Lloyd Griffith
Middlebrook
Alexander
Anna Clements Griffith
Griffith
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Gaithersburg
Catholic Daughters
Montgomery County
St. Cecilia's Academy
Washington, D.C
John Gloyd
St. Patrick's
John W
H. Gloyd
Douglas A
Gartner Funeral Home
St.Martin's Church
Paul Meyer
St. Rosé Cemetery
Cloppers
Mamie D. Michael
Mamie Carr Michael
Washington Street
Rennie Burkett
Quinn Road
Frederick County
George and
Dorcas Adams Darr
Charles H. Peppler
Baltimore
Nettie Darr
Silver Spring
Luther Magaha
Airy
Charles Darr
Arlington
Michael
Grace United Church of Christ
Mothers Bible Class
Joseph Clem
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Civil defense meeting for Western Maryland lawmen held in Hagerstown
Civil defense coordinators and local law enforcement officials met in Hagerstown for the semi annual meeting of Western Maryland senior police officers. About 10 representatives from Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties attended, sponsored by the Maryland Civil Defense Agency. Frederick County participants included Captain W E O Hara, Ist Sgt W H Wahl, County Civil Defense director George J Stup, and Deputies George Layman and Wilmer L Wise.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Frederick County
W. E. O'Hara
W. H. Wahl
George J. Stup
George Layman
Wilmer L. Wise
O'Hara
Civil Defense Police Services
Convictions Reaffirmed By Court
The Maryland Court of Appeals reaffirmed 16 racial demonstration convictions from a Baltimore restaurant sit-in and a suburban amusement park protest. The cases were remanded from the Supreme Court for state action analysis. one ruling upheld, the other noted Maryland’s 1963 public accommodations law and the Maryland Savings Clause.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State Court
William R. Horney
Maryland
Baltimore City
Hall Hammond
A. L. Crawford Dies Bus Line Owner at 79
Albert L. Crawford 79 husband of Nettie Hauer Crawford of Mount Olivet Boulevard died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday at 2 25 pm Born in Frederick County he was son of the late John R Crawford and Mary O Brian Crawford Surviving include his widow son Charles A Crawford daughter Mrs Herbert D Main five granddaughters five great grandsons and a number of nieces and nephews He was connected with Indian Refining Company American Oil Company and Havoline Oil Company and ran Crawford Bus Line from 1924 to 1955 Friends may call at 106 East Church Street after 7 pm today until 9 pm Saturday Private graveside services at Mount Olivet Cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Contributions to United Ambulance Service requested
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Albert L. Crawford
Nettie Hauer Crawford
Mount Olivet Boulevard
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Crawford
Frederick County
John R
Mary O'Brian Crawford
Charles A. Crawford
Frederick
Herbert D. Main
Yellow Springs
Meridith Crawford
Braddock Heights
Mary Catherine Shuffler
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
United Ambulance Service
Truman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Former president Harry S. Truman, age 80, is back in Independence Missouri after a nine day hospital stay in Kansas City. He suffered a cut over the eye and two broken ribs from a bathroom fall on October 13.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Disaster preparedness meeting hosted by county officials
Officials gathered to plan disaster readiness and maximize force effectiveness. Satins County Commissioner Evan Crossley welcomed attendees as Washington County Sheriff E Price presided. A turkey dinner was held at the county jail with area Civil Defense coordinator E B O Keeffe moderating. The spring meeting will be in Garrett County with Sheriff J E Frans as host.
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Evan Crossley
Satins County
Washington County
E. Price
E. B. O'Keeffe
Garrett County
J.E. Frans
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