Handley Nominated Maryland Young Democrats Leader
Miss Dorothy Handley of Frederick is nominated unopposed for national committeewoman of the Young Democrats of Maryland at Ocean City. She is backed by both presidential tickets led by Kenneth Holniker and Richard Lewin, with Doris Solomon supporting her as current national committeewoman.
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Dorothy Handley
Frederick
Young Democrats of
Maryland
Ocean City
Kenneth Holniker
Baltimore
Richard C
Mike) Lewin
Baltimore County
National Committee
Doris Solomon
Montgomery County
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Handley
Goodloe E. Bryan
Beverly Byron
Michael Crewe
Buckeystown
Shirley Moss
Terrence O'Neill
Jacqueline Fox
Frederick County
Holiker
Lewin
Miss Handley
Frederick County Young Democrats
Frederick Womens Democratic League
Elm Street
Thomasohnson High School
Feagaville
Frederick High School
Hood College
Young Democratic
Rights Official To Push Registration
Washington AP A federal civil rights official says he will travel south soon to speed Negro voter registration by implementing the voting rights law that took effect August 5. Wiley H. Branton, 41, who helped shape Johnson’s civil rights agency changes, says the President demands full and swift action to accelerate registration.
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Washington
Johnson
Wiley H. Branton
Leaders OK New Canal Agreement
President Johnson's plan to make Panama a partner in the Panama Canal gains broad congressional support. House and Senate leaders praise the approach as fair and harmonious, while a House subcommittee chair calls joint management foolish. Senate and House leaders stress justice and friendship as the plan advances.
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Washington
Johnson
Panama Canal
Panama
Congress
House
Senate
George D Aiken
R-Vt
Leonord Sullivan
D-Mo
Sullivan
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Carl Albert
Texas
Fair Directors Predict Record Frederick Fair Attendance
Frederick fair officials forecast a 65 000 turnout if the weather holds for the five day event opening Tuesday at Frederick Fairgrounds. New aerial and equestrian shows plus two new rides, along with 4-H activities and livestock competitions, are expected to boost attendance beyond last year.
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Larry van Goethem
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick
Donald Schley
Frederick County Agriculture Society
Maryland
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Frederick County
George Hanneford
Janana
PTA Leader Clashes Over Rightist Phone Attacks
Frederick County PTA President Boyd Smith challenged National Council of PTAs over telephone threats issued by an anonymous number calling itself Let Freedom Ring. National PTA President Jennelle Moorehead called the messages scurrilous and urged AT&T action while local C P Tel manager Carl Weakley said the matter would be tested in court. Smith urged objective debate rather than suppression.
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Boyd Smith
Frederick County
PTA
National Council of Ptas
Frederick
Freedom
Ptas
Jennelle Moorehead
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Smith
National Council
Fire Destroys Walkersville Storage Shed
A pre-dawn fire destroyed a fertilizer storage shed at the Farmers Supply Company in Walkersville. The one story shed held fertilizer seed and feed and was reported to have started shortly after 4 am. Three fire companies from Walkersville Woodsboro and Frederick fought the blaze as investigators began work on the cause.
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Farmers Supply Company
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Independient Hose Company
Frederick
Government To Probe Education For Minorities
Washington AP report says the federal government will run the largest school survey ever, assessing equal educational opportunities for Negroes, Mexican Americans, Indians, Puerto Ricans, Orientals, and disadvantaged whites. About 900,000 students and 12,000 staff will participate. 5,300 schools were mailed questionnaires.
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Washington
Office of Education
Congress
Viet Troops Recapture Outpost From Viet Cong Near Qui Nhon
South Vietnamese forces retook an outpost in Binh Dinh province after a large Viet Cong assault. The battle near Bong Son and Qui Nhon left several enemy dead, while a civilian was killed and eight wounded in a separate attack 10 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Binh Dinh
Sagon
Qui Nhon
Bong Son
Both Sides Claim Truce Violations
New Delhi reports quiet along the cease-fire line as India and Pakistan trade accusations of violations after a two day old truce. Each side cites artillery barrages and incursions in various sectors while UN observers prepare to enter the region.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Pakistan
Lahore
Tracerne
Ferozeppore
Sialkot
Inca
United Nations
Ra_walpindi
Kashmir
U.N
Ense
China
Peking
Red
Chena
German Minister Visits In Frederick
Rev Alois Baier of Molin, Germany, visits Frederick for two weeks under the Lutheran World Federation program. He stays with Good Shepherd Church and studies parish life while touring local churches and scenes. He notes Germany's long workdays and limited church participation, plans for self support, and his family’s high living costs.
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Alois Barer
Molin
Frederick
Germany
Barer
Autun Breeses
Frederik
Church Worker's Exchange
Lutheran Wold Federation
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
West Seventh Street
Watlols
Carroll Boyer
Boyer
Hns
Schles
Wig - Holstein
Evangelical Church of Germany
Baier
Lutheran Church of America
New York City
Rarer
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Maryland Young Democrats
Jack Kochman
Hell
Tee Farr
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Frederick Fair
John Shaw, Jr
Rolie Castlemay
Frank Stauttes
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
C. & P. Legal Department
Aim
Ty Cory Ant
Buckey
Sand
Hedisom House
Bath
Ruy Keystown
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Red China
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