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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1968

Page

15

300 Democrats Rally Despite Cold at Frederick Fairgrounds

About 300 local Democrats braved a cold snap to rally at the Frederick fairgrounds. Congressional candidate Byron Goodlock addressed the crowd as Walt Brewster spoke for his brother Senator Daniel Brewster. Charles Donahue urged confidence in polling and a Wallace supporter briefly interrupted. The Disarmament Committee exists to report to the UN Disarmament Commission.

Charles Donahue U. S. Department of Labor Fairgrounds Frederick Fairgrounds Goodlock Byron Maryland U. S Walter Brewster Daniel Brewster Department of Labor Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey George Wallace Donahue

Thurmont Legion Purchases New Ambulance for Area

The Thurmont American Legion Ambulance Service buys a 1969 Cadillac ambulance to reduce breakdowns and improve reliable medical coverage. The 1963 model logged 40,000 miles with about 875 calls in five years, prompting a fundraising drive to cover the $2,500 shortfall.

Thurmont Legion American Legion Ambulance Service, Inc Thornont John E. Flier Harry Miller Mehr Ecker Terry Shook John Ee Firor Herman Shook Robert Schumann

LeMay warns US losing strategic military lead to USSR

Retired Gen Curtis LeMay says a National Security Council study shows the United States is rapidly losing its strategic military strength lead over the Soviet Union. He told CBS Face the Nation he believes the curve was crossed in 1968 and spoke during Midwest campaign stops in Des Moines and Omaha. Secretary McNamara said the US still holds military superiority.

Washington Curtis E. LeMay National Security Council United States Soviet Union LeMay CBS Midwest Des Moines Iowa Omaha Neb Air Force M. Scofford

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