669 Voters Registered on Final Day in Frederick County
Frederick County records show 669 people registered on the final day of general registration, bringing four day totals to 1,529 and the county turnout to 32,668. Special mail registration continues for overseas service members and federal employees ending October 24. Goodloe Byron praised staff for their long hours and efforts.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Goodloe EB
Byron
Democratic Registration
City Plans Discussion On Airport Lease
The Mayor and Aldermen will meet with high bidders for leasing Frederick Airport to discuss bids. Mayor Magaha aims to award a five year lease at the October 8 regular session. Bidders include United Flying Service, Mrs. Thelma S. McNemar, Cumberland Aviation Service, Hinson Airways, Garrett Linderman, Herschell Gibbs, and David H. Young.
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Frederick
E Paul Magaha
United Flying Service
Thelma S. McNemar
Baltimore
Cumberland Aviation Service
Cumberland
Hinson Airways
Hanover
Garrett B. Linderman
Silver Spring
Herschell F Gibbs
Yellow Springs
David H. Young
Middletown
Miller Says Johnson Hide Behind Smoke Screen in Debate Challenge
Idaho Falls AP Miller accuses President Johnson of hiding behind a smoke screen to dodge a campaign debate on his fortune and other issues as he continues a combative swing. Miller links Democratic attacks on his own military service to divert attention from the Bobby Baker case and other scandals in Washington.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Johnson
William E. Miller
Paor
Washington
Billings
Mont
Miller
Bobbyaker
Expensive Homes Destroyed as Strong Winds Fan California Fires
Erratic 45 mph winds drove a brush fire into a Santa Barbara residential district, destroying at least 30 homes. Officials reported multiple fires burning across Napa Sonoma and Calistoga areas, with 50 000 acres scorched and 100 plus buildings lost. Evacuations affected Westmont College and thousands of residents.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Forest
California
Montecito
Westmont College
U.S. Forest Service
Los Angeles
Borate
Napa
Sonoma
Division of Forestry
Calistoga
Santa Rosa
Napa Valley
San Francisco
Woman lassoes runaway monkey near Hyattstown
A 60 year old Hyattstown resident, Mrs Dorsey Nicholson, captured the last of several lab monkeys Loose in the area. She fashioned a homemade lasso from a rope pole and ring, lassooed the animal from her yard, and secured it in a cage after observers saw the monkey on a neighbor’s roof. Authorities were notified of the catch.
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Dorsey Nicholson
Hyattstown
Three Businesses Entered By Thieves
Area police report three breakings in the last 24 hours two in the county and one in the city. The Brunswick Co-Op and Yost's Diner on U 58 340 at Knoxville were entered early today. Hahn's service station at Bentz and Patrick streets saw a thief steal an unspecified cash amount from a desk drawer. Details remained unavailable.
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Brunswick Co - Op
Yost
U. 58
Knoxville
Hahn
Bentz and
Patrick Streets
Biologist McElroy to lecture at Hood College event
Johns Hopkins biologist Dr. William McElroy will speak at Hood College Thursday honoring the Hood College Scholars. Annie Marie King, a Frederick County student, is cited for high averages over two years and will join the dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel before the 8 p.m. lecture in Hudson Science Hall Auditorium. The event includes faculty and trustees and features slides in the talk titled Living Light.
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William D. McElroy
Johns Hopkins University
Hood College
Frederick County
Annie Marie King
Andrew King
Smithsburg
Hood
Miss King
Dr. McElroy
Francis Scott Key
McElroy
Hudson Science Hall
Living Light
Ent
Kiowyy
Johns Hopkins
Goldwater warns Johnson on defense cuts at Legion meet
Barry Goldwater denounces proposed defense cuts as weakening national security. He argues only strong power deters communism and criticizes McNamara for disarmament shifts and misreading Soviet intent while urging true economy, not red ink over military strength.
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Dallas
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
United States
Goldwater
American Legion
Arizona
Robert 5. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Defense Department
Voters Have A Choice Says LBJ
President Johnson framed the 1964 election as a contrast between the center and the fringe. He told labor audiences that Americans face a duty to uphold mainstream values and resist extremists across parties and ideologies.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Last of four trapped at Nevada test site freed in good condition
Four men rescued from an 1800 foot deep test shaft at the Nevada site after a cable failure trapped them for over three days. George Cooper Floyd Shaw Leland Roeder and Art Luhnow were lifted to the surface with fresh food and reading material while a coworker James Gray died. The AEC placed secrecy on details of the project, stating only the shaft housed instruments.
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Mercury
Mev
Nevada Test Site
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Ariz
Earler
Floyd Shaw
Santa Barbara
Calif
Leland Roeder
Pioche
Nev
Art Luhnow
North Las Vegas
Shaw
James C. Gray
Indian Springs
AEC
Viet Nam Hit By New Labor Crisis
A new labor crisis hits Premier Nguyen Khanh's government as about 3,000 workers strike French owned plantations in Bien Hoa Province demanding a 50 percent wage increase and double rice allotments. Unconfirmed reports link the action to Viet Cong backed workers. The Saigon general strike ended recently, underscoring ongoing political fragility and concessions pattern.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Bien Hae
Bien Hoa
Khanh
Woman Charged With Murder Of Three Children In Maryland
Washington County grand jury indicted Eva May Grey, 22, of Rohrersville, on three counts of murder after the Sunday night shooting that killed her three young children. Grey, wounded, was held without bail at the county jail after release from Washington County Hospital where she was treated. Buddy R. Grey, 29, the husband, found the bodies in the children’s bedroom. a rifle was nearby.
Market Irregularities Stir Activity in New York
AP reports a choppy early afternoon in the New York stock market with trading uneven and lineups forming as investors react to mixed signals. Traders monitor headlines and await clearer guidance as prices fluctuate.
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New York
Fickle Gladys Spars Coastal Areas With Minor Flooding
Ocean City Maryland reports minor bayside flooding as hurricane Gladys passes 180 miles southeast. Waves battered the beach last night, winds eased, no property damage recorded, and erosion unclear. Weather forecasts indicate reduced danger if Gladys moves northeast, with coastal evacuation plans ready northward.
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Ocean City
Atlantic
Bayside
Coast Guard
Maryland
Gladys
New York
US Weather Bureau
Long Island
Weather Bureau
Cape May
New Jersey
Block Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York City
Norfolk
North Carolina
RFK Justice Department probe ordered by House panel
Rep. Emanuel Celler chair of the House Judic ary Committee defers timing of a new inquiry into the Justice Department and former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. The Teamsters push for action before Hoffa’s appeal on jury tampering.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Emanuel Celler
N.Y
Celler
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Holfa
County Heads Compare Problems Meeting with Five Counties
Frederick County Commissioners joined peers from Washington Carroll Garrett and Allegheny at Fountain Head Country Club near Hagerstown to discuss county problems. Topics included state salary supplements welfare budgets drainage policies and welfare work programs.
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Frederick County
Fountain Head
Hagerstown
Maryland
Washington
Carroll
Garrett
Allegheny
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Bently Glass
Devel
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Harcoast
Nevada
Viet Nam
RFK
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