Hanson Cuts Mae At Barbecue in Maryland Campaign Feud
Democratic candidate Royce Hanson accused incumbent Charles Mathias of soft support for Goldwater at a Frederick barbecue. Hanson cited voting records on the 1961 Housing Act, tax cuts, minimum wage, Medicare, food stamps, and other measures, linking Mathias to Goldwater’s positions. Also attending were Joseph Tydings, Carlton Sickles, and Louis Goldstein.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Goldwater
Royce Hanson
Frederick County
Null Farm
Ellerton Road
Hanson
Mathias
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Hubert H. Humprey
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Joseph Tydings
Frederick
U.S
Carlton Sickles
Louis Goldstein
Why Walk Says Rollerskating Baby
Roger Beutel at ten months skates along in Vancouver. His mother notes he began walking with help at two weeks and he tried his sister’s skates on Friday. The family plans to buy him two pairs if he keeps this pace.
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Vancouver
B.C
Roger Beutel
Roger
Stuart Beutel
Pro Westerner Frei Wins Chile Presidential Vote
Eduardo Frei, a 53 year old reform minded Christian Democrat, wins Chile's presidential election in a landslide over Communist backed Salvador Allende. Frei vows humility as Allende’s backers cry revolution and accuse U S and Vatican of meddling. Frei will assume office Nov 4 for a six year term as about 2.5 million voters turnout.
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Chile
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Salvador Allende
U.S
Cuba
Allende
Johnson
Paul VI
Moscow
Havana
Jorge Alessandri
Julio Duran
Radical Party
Maryland School for the Deaf opens with record enrollment
The Maryland School for the Deaf initiates its 97th session Tuesday with 277 pupils enrolled and 45 new students arriving from across the state. Classes begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday in new facilities under Superintendent Lloyd A Ambrose.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrose
Ann Mulholland
New York City
School of Speech
Northwestern University
Teachers College
Columbia University
Department of Special Education
Ambrosen
Abigail A. Brown
San Francisco State College
Christine Church
Boston University
Nancy Higgins
University of North Carolina
Samye Lynom
Oklahoma College For Women
Nancy Nickell
University of Tennessee
Maryland
H. F. Powell
Victorian School For the Deaf
Melbourne
Australia
Donald M. Plummer
Manitoba School For the Deaf
Winnipeg
Canada
Urban renewal expert to speak at Frederick luncheon
Richard L. Steiner, director of the Baltimore Urban Renewal and Housing Agency, will address a Downtown Frederick Association luncheon on September 14 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel starting at 12 30 p m. Frederick officials and chamber attendees urged to notify by September 10. Steiner, educated at Yale and MIT, previously led the Baltimore Redevelopment Commission and held federal posts in Washington related to urban renewal.
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Richard L. Steiner
Baltimore Urban Renewal and Housing Agency
Frederick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Steiner
Baltimore
American Institute of Planners
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Planning Officials
Sigma Xi
Tau Beta Pi
Vice Presidential Hopefuls Campaigning In Hometowns
AP reports escalating regional confrontation as Malaysia and Indonesia edge toward open war. Rioting turns deadly with nine deaths. Malaysia proclaims a national security area and grants police broad powers. Indonesia confirms emergency talks and alert status. UN Security Council to meet to address aggression charges.
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Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Sukarno
Antara
U.N. Security Council
New York
Federation
Malacca Straits
Labis
Johore
Ocean City Prepares for Holiday Tide
Ocean City Maryland braces for Labor Day crowds as about 150000 visitors fill hotels rooms and beaches. No curfew planned this year after riots and arrests during recent holidays.
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Ocean City
Public reaction to Kennedy assassination shocks psychologists
Ninety-two percent of Americans heard of the tragedy within two hours. From 1,400 adults surveyed, nine of ten felt at least one physical symptom over four days, two thirds were very nervous, most felt dazed or numb, and many cried. The study notes widespread grief across demographics and discusses reactions to Oswald’s fate.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
American Psychological Association
Paul B. Shearsley
Norman M. Bradburn
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Lee Harvey Oswald
Holiday Death Toll Mounts
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths rising with 39 fatalities so far and an estimate of 490 to 580 more deaths between Friday 6 p.m. and Monday midnight. The National Safety Council warns the first 24 hours are the most dangerous amid an expected 8.6 billion miles driven by most of the 830 million vehicles. Last year’s toll for Labor Day reached 557, a weekend high, while the lowest was 246 in 1946. A recent non holiday weekend tallied 506 deaths with 456 traffic, 20 boating, and 30 drownings.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Acquittal but Federal Charges Still Face Two Men
Two white men, Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers, were acquitted in the night rider slaying of Lemuel Penn, a Washington, D.C. Negro educator. They still face federal conspiracy charges under the Civil Rights Act. The verdict came after a three hour jury deliberation.
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Joseph Sims
Cecil Myers
FBI
Danielsville
Washington, D.C
Lemuel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Superior Court
Cary Skelton
Sims
Myers
Penn
Washington
Ft. Benning
Madison County
James Hudson
Clete Johnson
John Dorsey
Johnson
Ee Darsey
Carpetbaggers of Justice
Jeff Wayne
Estate of pianist Eddie Duchin sells Needwood estate
The 445 acre Old Needwood estate near Burkittsville was sold for about 200000 by Duchin widow Mrs. Everett to McKendree G. Fulks and spouse. The 14 room mansion and outbuildings occupy historic Needwood Forest land once planted for Gov. Thomas Sim Lee. Duchin died in 1951. a 1950s film portrayed him.
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Needwood
Eddie Duchin
Court House
Duchin
Robert H. Everitt
McKendree G. Fulks
Burkittsville
Petersville Road
Needwood Forest
Philip Lee
Thomas Sim Lee
Bartholomew Booth
Everitt
No Paper Monday The News Runs Labor Day Closure
The News will not be published Monday due to Labor Day. Editorial offices close until Monday at 4 pm. Business offices stay closed all day Monday and reopen Tuesday at 3 am.
Khrushchev Returns From Prague After Anti China Blast
Soviet Premier Khrushchev flew back to Moscow after a nine day visit to Czechoslovakia marked by a blistering attack on China. In Prague he praised talks with Antonin Novotny and pledged unity while denouncing Chinese leaders as wreckers. A joint communique was promised for later today.
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Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Antonin Novotny
Peking
CTK
Chinese Communist Party
Miller Blasts Humphrey in Western New York Campaign Kickoff
In Lockport New York William E Miller opened his bid for vice president attacking Hubert H Humphrey as radical and allied with ADA He cited ADA positions on Red China the UN Cuba and internal security while praising Goldwater and urging voters to reject the Johnson Humphrey ticket The campaign foregrounded crime in the streets as Miller vowed swift action ahead of broader stops in New York and beyond.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
William E. Miller
Humphrey
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Miller
Lockport
N.Y
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Americans For Democratic Action
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New York City
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Ariz
Johnson
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Lyndon Johnson
Senate
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Fidel
Castro
Alliance For Progress
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Johnson-Humphrey
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