Cheamibidiee Netvs Established 1003 Daily Afternoons
The newspaper lists subscription rates and delivery options with prices for single copies and long-term plans. It notes the publication operates on weekdays and Sundays by the Southern TG & MFG Co and includes Herth Court contact and auditor affiliations.
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Reat Southern
MFG. CO
Spooks And Things Halloween In History And Modern Times
A historical overview traces Halloween from ancient Druid rites to modern customs. It notes early transitions from sacred and seasonal marking to festive and sometimes vandalistic youth behavior. The piece mentions All Saints Day origins, Stonehenge circles, Celtic fires, and Frederick County’s recent control of Halloween activities.
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Wilson faces stern test as Lords hold key power
Harold Wilson must contend with a conservative Lords majority that can delay and weaken Labor's social reforms. The 400 year old chamber risks stalling the program, and abolition talks could fracture Labor across both houses. Packing the Lords risks overloading the chamber and sparking further opposition.
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House of Lords
Britain
Lords
Labor Party
C-141 Deliveries Mark Mil Air Transport Milestone
The C-141 cargo planes will fill a critical gap in the nations strategic air defense enabling ocean crossing and rapid unloading. The Strike Command centralizes this capability as the United States moves swiftly to any hotspot with combat ready forces, replacing slower piston planes that required refueling for long distance missions at Tinker AFB Oklahoma.
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Military Air Transport Service
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
United States
U.S
Goldwater on tour questions broad election odds
The Goldwater campaign faces weak prospects in California Texas Illinois Indiana and Ohio and aims to confound pollsters rather than win late dramatic gains. His final days focus on critical states while avoiding key proposals, amid a broader view of nationwide unrest. A separate note warns the FCC ruling could affect equal treatment of political broadcasts, shaping access for major nominees.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
California
Texas
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
East St. Louis
Ill
Oshkosh
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London
Dover
Del
Barry
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
FCC Equal Time Debate and First Amendment Clash
The piece critiques FCC power to allocate political airtime during campaigns. It argues constitutional limits bind the commission because licenses serve public interest but cannot dictate who may receive free political time. It notes President Johnson’s involvement and appointment power over FCC members.
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Congress
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Supreme Court
Johnson
Fire Sweeps Hagerstown Baldwin Hotel Area in 1914
Fifty years ago residents awoke to a massive blaze that destroyed the Antietam Garage building the Antietam Fire Company Hall and the Baldwin Hotel causing an estimated loss of 350000 to 450000 with no lives lost though many narrowly escaped. A traveling salesman S Alder from Millersburg Pa provided vivid testimony of the alarm. Five pistol shots followed by five more were heard as a man was seen running up the alley at around 10 30 last night and reported to Church street toward Market Street.
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Hagerstown
Herman S. Alder
Johnson Bailey Shoe Company
Millersburg
Frederick
Mr. Alder
Antietam
Church Street
Market Street
Prime Minister Statement on Unconditional Surrender
Twenty years ago items note Prime Minister reiterating in the House of Commons that unconditional surrender in the sense of terms is a government. Three power declaration May 12 warned Axis satellites to quit Germany. Edward Lee Hively and family appear in local notices. Lieutenant Colonel E T Conley Jr cited for aggressive action in Europe, bridging American forces.
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Germany
Edward Lee Lively
War Production Board
Washington
Nellie L. Hively
Weet
Third Street
William Moore
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Edgar T. Conley
Charles H. Conley
Letters Pegs Paper As Being In Goldwater Camp To The Editor
A reader accuses the Post editor of emotional campaigning and defends President Johnson while critiquing Goldwater propaganda. The letter reflects 1964 political tensions, references Medicare, Social Security, and suggests Birch Society links, ending with a call to support Johnson and a note on wartime prosperity.
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Washington
Scott
Pettingale East Sth
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