Frederick Memorial hosts kidney disease focus lecture series
Frederick Memorial begins monthly postgraduate meetings on kidney diseases with a buffet lunch at 12 30 p.m. Dr Gordon Walker of Johns Hopkins will speak on Basic Renal Physiology at 1 p.m. About 50 physicians from Hagerstown and surrounding areas expected to attend.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Walker
Johns Hopkins Postal
Baltimore
Walker
Frederick Memorial
Melvin Lea
Sesson
Lea
Sears
Hagerstown
Key Chevrolet Expands Footprint With Old Coal Yard Purchase
John R. Cheatham announces Key Chevrolet has bought the two acre Markell and Ford coal yard on South Carroll Street from Gail and Catherine Cook. The site borders Carroll Creek north and East All Saints Street south with access to East All Saints. The purchase enlarges Key Chevrolet to about four acres and follows a pattern of recent downtown acquisitions.
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Key Chevrolet
East Pat
Markell and Ford
Carroll Street
John R. Cheatham
Cheatham
Katherine
Gail W
Catherine Cook
Carroll Creek
Carral Street
Middle Alles
East All Saints Street
Staley Motor Company
Kes Chevrolet
Patrick Strick Street
Key
Swatt Rey Cal
Condon Tobacco
Middle Alley
Patrick Street
Kes
Wachter
Key Chevrolet Sales
South Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
All Saints Street
Democrats Outpace GOP in Voter Registration Drive
Democrats outnumber Republicans by about four to one in recent voter registration activity. Exact figures await completion as the Board of Election Supervisors sort through thousands of changes, names, and addresses, with 426 changes filed in the last two weeks and 3,000 more applications pending.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Mae
Weather Key To Fair Success
The Frederick County Fair expects strong attendance but fears rain could dampen the event. Officials recall 1962 when nearly daily rain ruined conditions while this year entries in dairy beef and swine rise and most fair space is spoken for. The 10 year fairopens next Tuesday through Saturday with Gov Tawes due Wednesday and county schools closed Friday for children to attend.
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Frederick Parr
Ma Nature
Fredpatel County Agricultural Society
J. Millard
School Page invites Frederick teens to contribute tomorrow
The Frederick News-Post announces a new School Page in Saturdays papers focused on Frederick County education. A Mystery Student Photo feature will reward a reader circled in a candid school photo. Readers are invited to submit short opinion paragraphs on topics like smoking, marriage, college, draft, or drinking.
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick County
Frederick Merchant
News-Post
Boy Convicted For False Auto Accident Report
An 18 year old, William A White, was convicted in Magistrate's Court for making a false statement about auto damage. He admitted lying about the incident and said he struck a bridge abutment on Shooks town Road. His employer Hazen B Neal offered support. White was fined 50 dollars.
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William A. White
City Police
William Meek
Boost
Byron W. Thompson
White
Set
University of Maryland
Shookstown
Hazen B. Neal
Thompson
Thurmont Accepts Master Plan
Thurmont adopts a master plan guiding growth for two decades. Prepared for the planning and zoning commission by Werner Dyer and associates, the plan envisions population rising from 1,996 in 1960 toward 2,400 by 1970 and about 5,180 by 1980, with goals for orderly, compact development and balanced use of industrial, residential, and commercial areas.
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Thurmont
Werner- Dyer
Ociates
Riverdale
Miller Says LBJ Cracking Under Pressure in West Swing
Medford Oregon AP Miller says President Johnson shows signs of cracking under political pressure when he called Goldwater a raving demagogue Miller questions if Johnson can handle nuclear weapons duties as campaign swing continues Miller also criticizes Mundt for calling campaigns low level and plans stops in California Oregon and Utah with 600 Republicans addressed in Portland
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Medfod. Ore
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GUP
William E. Miller
Miller
West
Goldwater
Test Plane Crashes Near Taylor's Island
A plane from the Patuxent Naval Air Test Center crashed near Taylor's Island in Dorchester County. State Police said the pilot bailed out and the craft was apparently occupied only by the pilot. Worcester County Deputy Sheriff Ira Johnson reported trouble shortly before the crash. responders found no immediate word on injuries.
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Cambridge
Patuxent Naval Air Test Center
Taylor's Island
Worcester County
Ira Johnson
Dorchester County
Auto Union GM talks reach final 24 hour showdown
The United Auto Workers press for a guaranteed 40 hour workweek as negotiations with General Motors near a Friday strike deadline at 10 am. UAW President Walter Reuther cites Chrysler and Ford gains including in wage guarantees and pension improvements as context.
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Detroit
Uni Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter Reuthar
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Humphrey Backs Goldwater Blur in New York Campaign
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey walking the sidewalks of New York denounced Barry Goldwater as delivering a baffling, bewildering blur. He warned no man seeking the presidency should cryptically dismiss voters. Humphrey planned to campaign with Robert F. Kennedy for the New York Senate race but might rush back to Washington as the Senate debate continues.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphreys
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Humphreys
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York City
Washington
Senate
Brush Fire Still Out Of Control
Frightened residents fled as 40 mph winds drove flames toward Santa Barbara city limits. Firefighters battled multiple fronts while cement trucks served as water carriers and additional crews rushed to the San Marcos Pass fire area as dawn found 1500 acres burned with no containment.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Foothill Road
US Forest Service
San Marcos Pass
Frederick Boy Wins Debut For Senators In 1-0 Win
Frederick left-hander Don Loun blanked the Boston Red Sox 1-0 in his major league debut at Washington. About 40 Frederick fans traveled to cheer him as he allowed five hits and no walks. Loun praised by teammates and rivals for his fastball and slider as he declared readiness to pitch against top contenders.
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George May
Don Loun
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Pearl
Leon
Frederick
Frederick Southpaw
Washington
Frank Malzone
Loui
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Loun
Tony Conigliaro
Johnny Pesky
Boston
Pete Charton
al Smith
Charion
Pete Craig
Don
Donnie
Rail Strike Postponed By 60 Days In U S Labor Row
President Johnson formed an emergency board to study the wage dispute as firemen and engine men delayed a nationwide rail strike for 60 days. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen pressed for a 25 percent across the board raise on major rail lines.
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Washington
Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Goldwater Attacks Estes Scandal Across Farm Belt
Barry Goldwater charged the Billie Sol Estes affair taints the Johnson administration as he campaigned through Kansas and the Midwest. He warned about favoritism and fraud in government programs and called for exposure of wrongdoing while criticizing the White House. Estes remains free on bond pending appeals.
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Wichita
Kan
Berry Goldwater
Billie Sol Estes
Johnson
Farm
Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Mason City
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Boston
Billie Sol
Estes
Pecos
Tex
Texas
Nevada shaft rescue yields steaks and overtime pay
Four workers trapped 1800 feet underground at the Nevada Test Site survived 86 hours in a 30 by 30 foot chamber after a cable jammed the shaft. One man died above ground. Rescue teams cut the wire and freed the group, who earned about 900 each in overtime pay. Cooper, and three others from Tucson and Arizona, recalled the ordeal and meals of steak and coffee during the night.
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Las Vegas
Nev
George Cooper
Nevada Desert
Cooper
Leland Roeder
Floyd Shaw
Art Luhnow
Nevada Test Site
Mercury
Tucson
Ariz
Jim Gray
Jim
Arizona
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