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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 30, 1964

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Hood College Mock Election Shifts to Democratic Lead

Hood College students the first time vote Democratic in a mock presidential poll led by Town Hall. Johnson Humphrey captured 61 percent of student ballots over Goldwater with faculty adding to a 82 percent Democratic vote. staff split even as overall adult votes reached 70 percent for the Democrats.

Hood Calvin Coolidge Hoover Landon Willkie Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M Nixon Johnson-Humphrey

Halloween vandals strike county many areas reported

State Police tracked a busy night of Halloween vandalism starting about 8 30 p m with boxes damaged on Yellow Springs road and in Poplar Heights Bartonsville and Bell s Lane. Vehicles on Bartonsville road pulled up unknown youths jumped out and damaged mail boxes. At McKaig road AT&T underground cables signs and barricades were tossed leaving trenches. A house under construction near Braddock Heights had broken windows and lights. Continued on Page B.

Hallowen Yellow Springs Poplar Heights Bartonsville Bell Braddock Heights Frederick Opossum

City revises subdivision rules final action due

Frederick plans final action on revised subdivision regulations at next week’s Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting. Changes since October 8 include requiring surety for utilities before final plat approval, while reducing park land dedication from 16 to not less than two acres with latitude for location. Abstract of title replaced by title certification. other items kept or altered per builder input.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Planning Commission Robert A. Whiteford J. Harold Hooper Chamber of Commerce J. Willam Brosius Whiteford Agai Planning’ Commission Sungei Ramba Malaysia Indonesia Foreign Ministry United Nations Australia International Jakarta Pee and Radio

Democrats Sweep Mock Mt St Marys Election

Mount St Marys College students in Emmitsburg voted for Johnson in a mock election run by the Young Republican Club. Johnson 70.4 percent in presidentials. Tydings 73.8 percent for Senate. Hanson 51.2 percent to Mathias 48.8 percent in the Sixth District race. Mountain Echo endorsed the Democratic slate.

Mt. St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Lyndon B. Johnson Young Republican Club Johnson Collegians Joseph Tydings J Glenn Beall Royce Hanson Charles McC. Mathias Jr Hanson Mathias Mountain Echo Johnson and Humphrey

Boy Chased By Girl Runs Into Bus

A 13 year old Frederick boy Freddie C Cleaver was chased by a girl and ran into a Frederick Transit bus on Park Avenue about 3 35 pm He suffered a broken left arm and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital before being released The bus driver Joseph A Keeney 26 of Woodsboro said he could not avoid the collision No charges were filed by Sgt William McK Bopst.

Frederick Freddie C. Cleaver John Hanson Park Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital Joseph A. Keeney RFD 1 Woodsboro Keeney William McK. Bopst

Municipal Officials Set for Maryland Municipal League Meet

Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha and members of the Board of Aldermen will attend the 17th annual Maryland Municipal League convention in College Park from November 5 to 7. City Engineer Robert A Whiteford and others will speak on annexation and fringe-area development with Gov. Millard Tawes and Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier among featured speakers.

Maryland Municipal League College Park Frederick E. Paul Magaha Board of Aldermen Robert A. Whiteford Carroll County George Grier Achilles Tuchtan Rockville Neil Ofsthun J.millard Tawes Milwaukee Wisc Henry Maier Amer

Saigon names Tran Van Huong as Vietnamese premier

Tran Van Huong, former Saigon mayor and high school teacher, named to succeed Nguyet Khanh as premier despite ill health. He plans to appoint Dr Nguyen Luu Vien as deputy premier and defense minister, with confirmation by the high national council awaited amid possible opposition over Vien. Huong hailed from 1954 55 and has a history with the Caravellists and the Diem era.

Saigon South Viet Nam Tran van Huong Nguyes Khanh Huong Nguyen Luu Vien Khanh Phan Khac Suu Ngo Dinh Diem Vietnamese Red Cross Diem

Blood Unit To Visit Monday In Frederick County

Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program will host a Bloodmobile visit at the Frederick Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue from 1 to 5 30 p m on Monday The drive aims to boost supplies as the program runs 30 pints under quota Negative blood types are in especially short supply Volunteers contacted 190 scheduled donors by phone with 140 willing to donate 38 to be rescheduled 12 to have names removed Four cards returned by mail for those without phones Walk ins expected The next visit is November 27 at Thurmont Elementary School with phone outreach in the Thurmont area.

Frederick County Red Cross Thurmont

Doom to Failure Looms Over Global Communist Meeting

A.P. special correspondent reports a world Communist meeting with Red China likely soon. Khrushchev era tensions linger as Brezhnev and Kosygin pursue policy firmness toward the United States while seeking to restore unity and avoid renewed Stalinist strain.

William L. Ryan A.P Red China Peking Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Leonid I Brezhn Brezhnev Kosygin Moscow

Thieves Loot Jefferson Farm Center In Break-In

Thieves stole about 1200 dollars worth of tools, four truck tires, four auto tires, a chain saw and other items from the H C Summers farm equipment store in Jefferson. Entry was gained by a broken window. the cash register and desks were pried open but no money taken. Cpl Henry I Stafford and Trooper P Richards Sanders investigated the Thursday incident.

Jefferson Henry I. Stafford Barracks H.C. Summers

Miss USA Leona Gage Found Critical After Suicide Attempt

Leona Gage, Miss USA for a Day in 1957, is in critical condition in a hospital ward after an apparent suicide attempt in a Sunset Boulevard motel. Police say she was found unconscious with a note and is booked on marijuana possession charges. Gage, 26, was Maryland’s Miss USA and later had four marriages, most recently to screenwriter Gunther Collatz.

Hollywood Leona Gage Miss Gage Maryland U.S. Air Force Gene Ennis Gunther Collatz

Welfare Board Adjusts Hours for County Offices

Beginning Nov 1 the county Welfare Board office will open at 8 30 a m and close at 4 30 p m replacing the prior 9 a m to 5 p m hours to align with other county agencies.

County Welfare Board

Bethlehem Stocks Show Uneven Strength In Late Day Rally

In New York trading, Bethlehem Steel Corp shares showed some strength as the market edged higher, though gains were irregular and uneven across the session. Investors monitored industrials and financials amid cautious buying and weak breadth overall.

New York Bethlehem

Reds Open Berlin Wall To Visitors

East Germany opened the Berlin Wall for West Berliners for a four visit window lasting until November 12. About 1000 crossed within an hour at Oberbaumbruecke and carried shopping bags with butter coffee cocoa fruit as they visited relatives in the Soviet sector.

AP Wirepho Berlin East Germany Berlin Wall Wall

Tawes Repeals Planned Maryland Income Tax Increase

Gov. Tawes announces repeal of the one percent Maryland income tax increase scheduled for Jan 1 after the Revenue Estimates board says spending can absorb a 366 million rise. He plans a special session around Nov 13 to repeal the tax boost. Louis Goldstein says the move reflects higher than expected revenues and future estimates.

Baltimore Tawes Board of Revenue Estimates Maryland Annapolis Kentucky Johnson-Humphrey Edmund C. Mester Louis L. Goldstein Goldstein

Bolivia Breaks Ties With Czechs

Bolivia cut diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia accusing Prague of arming Bolivian opponents and inciting rebellion. The crisis drew new clashes in Oruro La Paz and Cochabamba with reports of up to 48 dead in the past week and miners wielding Czech weapons amid government countermeasures.

Oruro Catavitin la Paz Czechoslovakia Druro

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