Restaurant Owner Vows to Fight After Bombing at Berwyn
CHICAGO AP A three time victim in a wave of Chicago area bombings says he will stay in business and fight after a dynamite blast ripped through Richard's in Berwyn Tuesday night as 80 patrons dined inside. James Smith injured washing dishes as patrons fled. The 74th bombing since January 1 1962 none solved. investigators debate crime syndicate links or other motives.
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Chicago
Joseph Wilkes
Richard's
Berwyn
James Smith
New Social Security Health Plan Proposed in Senate
The revised King Anderson Social Security health plan moves through the Senate as an amendment to a House bill. It offers hospitalization choices for beneficiaries 65 and over, including 41, 90, or 180 day plans with deductibles, plus nursing home care up to 60 days and outpatient services with a 20 dollar per 30 day deductible. Effective dates span 1965 and 1966 with new taxes starting 1965. In Seattle, Michael T. Gray, state licenses director, received a traffic ticket for driving without a license, joking about forgetting his wallet after changing suits.
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Washington
King Anderson Social Security
Senate
House
Secretary of Health, Education On Welfare
Seattle. Wash
Michael T. Gray
Gray
Westminster to buy water system transfer expected Sept 14
Mayor Joseph H. Hahn Jr. reports plans to purchase the Westminster water system from Maryland Water Works Co. The bond issue nears completion, ownership transfer set for September 14, with the business office moving to City Hall soon after. A study on annexation is expected this month, and radar enforcement remains in use to curb speed.
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Joseph H. Hahn Jr
Westminster
Westminster Water System
Maryland Water Works Company
City Hall
Hahn
Maryland State Police
Westminster Police Department
Pressure from big cities bears on reapportionment delay
Washington AP Sen Mike Mansfield says the pressure of the big cities is growing and will hinder efforts to end a liberal filibuster against delaying reapportionment. Sen Everett Dirksen has a motion to delay two years and plans a cloture petition to limit debate as liberals resist.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
British Destroyer To Fire On Fort McHenry
A British destroyer will fire on Fort McHenry next Wednesday to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner. An answering salute will be fired from the fort by the Missile Battalion of Fort Meade. The destroyer is HMS De-
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Fort Meade
Frederick Public Hearing on Zoning Change Sept 3 1964
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Frederick will hold a public hearing Thursday September 3 1964 at 7:00 P.M. in City Hall to discuss zoning changes affecting 254 acres known as the King farm south west of Interstate 70 and southeast of Ballenger Creek Pike, including reclassifications from R-1 R-3 to R-3 from R-1 to M-1 and from R-1 to R-4 and a portion from B-1 to B-3 with detailed parcel descriptions.
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Ballenger Creek Pike
MD S.R.D
U.S. 240
Virginia Bagby
Marilyn Himes Riviere
Frederick County
King
Ballenger Creek
U.S
City Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Paul Magaha
Richard R. Burgee
Space Budget Slashed and Mars plan shifted in 1966
NASA Administrator James E. Webb announced budget cuts in the space program in the wake of President Johnson signing the Independent Offices Appropriation Act. The agency scrapped a Mars flyby for 1966 and reduced Surveyor moon exploration to fund a more ambitious Mars mission in 1969 while continuing to push the moon landing by decade's end. The act allocates 5.25 billion for the fiscal year to June 30.
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Washington
Space Agency
Mariner
Mars
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson
Independent Offices
NASA
Webb
Birth of Sun Yat-Sen and Zhongguo leadership notes
The text references Sun Yat-Sen as founder of the Republic of China with Chiang Kai-shek named honorary president after Sun's death in 1925. It also contains scattered unrelated items about a Moscow laboratory chief and a lengthy property plat with right-of-way calculations, plus Cuban harvest notes and various Frederick County notices regarding executors and administrators with dates in 1964 and 1965.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
National China
Sun
Peking
Assignment of Pvt Ronald W. Young to 428th Medical Company
Pvt Ronald W. Young, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Irving M Young of East Sixth Street, was assigned to the 428th Medical Company in Germany on August 21. He served as an ambulance driver with the company near Ludwigsburg, Germany, when he entered the...
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Ronald W. Young
Irving M. Young
East Sixth Street
428Th
Germany
Young
Ludwigsburg
The
Army February 1964 Fort Sam Hous chimpanzee record
Fragmentary text notes an army element in February 1964 and a chimpanzee described as the apex of the apes at Fort Sam Houston. The passage is garbled and names or actions are unclear.
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Army
Fort Sam Hous
Aere
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