Suitable Land Sought Frederick City County Considers Sanitary Landfills
Frederick area towns face waste disposal strain as city incinerator reaches capacity and open dumps fill. Officials Robert Whiteford Robert Wirgan and Southers Nottingham outline planned county landfills to reduce highway dumping and meet standards.
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Loo
Robert A Whiteford
Robert Wirgan
Southes Nottingham
Whiteford
Hughland Street
Health Department
Furitan Club
Woltsville
Point of Rocks
Nottingham
Residounty
Democrats Open Campaign Office in Frederick
The Democratic Campaign Headquarters at 213 North Market Street hosts an open house from 7 to 9 p.m. with Edward F. Storm announcing broad invitation to all, including independents and moderate Republicans. Carlton Sickles, Raxce Hanson, and others greet the public as co chairs coordinate arrangements. Hanson praises tax cut effects and cites votes by Mathias and Goldwater against the measure. Cookies from Mrs. Hanson’s recipe shared. copies available at headquarters.
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North Market Street
Edward F. Storm
Ciens
Johnson - Humphrey
Joseph D Tydings
Carlton R Sickles
Raxce Hanson
GUS
Mildred . Fisher
Austin Powell
Powell
Tempcrate State Central Committee
Herbert Strawsburg
Strawsbury
Market Street
Patrek Street
Monocacy River
Fisher
Hanson
Charles Mathias Jr
Barry Goldwater
Frederick County
Johnson
Maryland
Gov. Tawes
Mathias
Goldwater
Frederck County
Railroad Strike Ordered by Shop Craft Unions
Rail road shop craft unions call a nationwide strike set to begin at 1 a.m. local time Tuesday. The action threatens to cripple transportation across the country as the labor action unfolds, with unions mobilizing members in key rail hubs nationwide.
Grand Jury To Complete Work Today
The September grand jury, delayed by testimony from additional witnesses, is to finish deliberations this afternoon. Last items on the docket include inspections of the Frederick County Jail and the Montevue Home. State's attorney Robert S. Rittenhofer says 32 indictments are sought against 30 persons.
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Frederick County
Montevue
Robert S. Rrthenhoefer
Saturn Rocket Launch Aims For Moon Mission Test Flight
A Saturn V rocket roared skyward from Cape Kennedy at 1 am CEST to launch an unmanned Apollo model, continuing a series of tests toward three man earth orbit and eventual moon landings. The two stage booster, generating 1.5 million pounds of thrust, aims for an orbit 115 to 185 miles high.
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Reanedy Vila
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Myersville Opens Bids Monday For Water System
The six member Myersville town council will meet with the town engineer Monday to open contract bids for an estimated 1180000 dollar water system. Major Gilbert S. Stroup announced the bid opening date at a council meeting Thursday.
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Myersville
Toun
Gilbert S. Stroup
Khrushchev Denies Saying New World Endangering Weapon
Premier Khrushchev disputed reports he spoke of a secret Soviet weapon capable of destroying mankind. He said scientists showed him a terrible weapon but it was not a nuclear bomb and he offered no details. Japanese delegates and U.S. experts weighed possible forms of the unidentified weapon amid translation doubts.
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Fremier Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kenji Fukunaga
U.S
McNamara praises anti satellite test success and interceptions
Secretary Robert McNamara announced two US antisatellite systems achieved several successful satellite interceptions reaching hundreds of miles. He disclosed use of Thor and Nike Zeus missiles, noting both programs remain highly classified and that Army and Air Force tests dated from 1963 to 1964.
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Washington
Robert &. McNamara
U S
Michamara
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
MeNa
Army
Air Force
McNamara
LBJ Announces New Defense Radar And Space Interceptors
President Johnson revealed two major defense advances after his campaign swing. He described a new earth curved radar that detects launches within seconds and two land based system capable of intercepting and destroying armed satellites in orbit. Both systems he said are operational and on alert.
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Washington
Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
United States
Soap Suds At Frederick Fountain
Suds billow from the Seventh and North Market fountain as city workers clean it. A city official notes soap suds now appear about once a month after a purple dye treatment previously. Sandy Jones of the service station near the fountain calls it a common but unpleasant sight hurting the city’s beauty.
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Market
Sandy Jones
T Ce
Frederick
Jones
New Phone Directories Planned for Frederick County
Frederick County subscribers will receive more than 9,000 new telephone directories starting today through September 28. The 1964 edition lists 20,300 listings, up from 19,600, and highlights bill payment agencies on page twelve for customer convenience.
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Frederick County
Wye Oak Tree
Wye
Weakley
Defense Chief Cancels Chicago Appearance Amid Far East Reports
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara abruptly canceled his Chicago talk amid unconfirmed reports of a possible new incident in the Far East. The surprise move sparked speculation about tensions and U S military concerns in Asia.
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Far East
Washington
Robert S McNamara
Chicago
Barry Charges LBJ is Wildest Spender Of All
Barry Goldwater denounces Lyndon Johnson as the wildest spender, charging the President is driving the nation deeper into debt. He spoke in Longview Texas and planned stops in Springfield Missouri Evansville Indiana and Charleston West Virginia with Strom Thurmond joining him to boost the Republican campaign.
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LBJ
Longview
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
Springfield
Evansville
Ind
Charleston
W.va
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Humphrey Faces Southern Swing in Vice President Bid
Hubert H. Humphrey concluded a Texas to Arkansas swing aimed at strengthening Democratic support in the South. He urged rural voters to back the party as he pursues votes in the aftermath of civil rights legislation, contrasting his stance with Barry Goldwater.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hubert H. Humphrey
Texas
Orval E. Faubus
Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
City County To Combine Voter Rolls To Align With State Law
The mayor and board authorize ordinances to merge Frederick city voter rolls with county rolls once city registration books are cleared of nonvoters. The move aims to eliminate ineligible names and bring city procedures in line with state requirements.
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Frederick
Miller Explains Johnson Poll Lead in Columbus Speech
Rep. William E Miller argues voters polled as favoring Johnson are only lukewarm and may skip voting while Goldwater backers are feverishly committed. He framed this at a Columbus news conference and reinforced it at the Ohio GOP convention, attacking Humphrey’s defense of ADA.
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Chicago
William E Miller
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Columbus
Ohio
China
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miller
Americans For Democratic
Market Weakens After Early Rise in New York
Stocks opened higher but cooled as trading progressed with mixed early results. Investors watched price moves across sectors as activity stayed fairly active in late afternoon hours.
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New York
Ford, UAW avert strike with new contract
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers Union reached a new contract 55 minutes before a threatened nationwide strike affecting 130,000 production workers. The deal provides improved retirement benefits paid time off, extra vacation, two more holidays, cost of living allowances, broadened health coverage, and wage increases comparable to Chrysler.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Marcom Denise
Ford
Denise
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler Union Agree On Three Year Contract
Chrysler Corp and United Auto Workers announce a three year contract covering about 7,000 hourly workers and 64,099 total hourly rated employees. The deal includes retirement benefits up to 400 dollars per retiree, a freeze of 9 cents of the cost of living allowance, increases in weekly unemployment benefits, a Christmas bonus, and other wage and benefit provisions aligned with a looming strike deadline.
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Detroit
Agi
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Lfam
Chrysier
Ford
Chrysler
King Constantine Weds Princess Anne Marie in Athens
King Constantine of Greece marries Denmark’s Princess Anne Marie in a grand Athens ceremony at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Anne Marie, 18, becomes queen as Constantine, 24, remains the world’s youngest monarch amid a royal procession through Athens and a palace wedding feast.
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Athens
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Lynda Bird
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Anna-Sarta
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