Goldwater Urges GOP To Avoid Ethnic Appeal For Votes
In a Washington AP dispatch, Barry Goldwater cautions Republicans against appealing to ethnic or minority groups as a campaign tactic. He argues for broad, rational outreach that respects all groups, warning that targeted rhetoric inflates divisions. Case of New Jersey meanwhile supports Rockefeller as the 1964 frontrunner, diverging from Goldwater on key matters.
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Washington
APV
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Hans
New Jersey
Goldwater
Case
Siear
York
Connecticut
Modesland Goldwater
Parland
Massachusetts
Artgonan
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republican National Federation
City
Leonard J. Naitasdy
Federation
Republican Party
Len Clifford P. Case
Rockefeller
Goldwally
Hint Case
STRNEHS YETUDAY BOURGOIN HRICKY 86 PROEL OUGINE
FRANKFORT, IN. The town council granted a permit for a new facility following a tentative plan approved by the planning board. Officials cited economic development and job creation, with final inspections scheduled for next month.
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Strnehs Yetuday Bourgoin Hricky
Proel Ougine AL Tistlling CO. Frankeort
Accountants To Meet Thursday In Martinsburg
The April technical meeting of the Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will be held at the Sherandoah Hotel Martinsburg on Thursday April 18 at 6 30 PM The speaker will be William M Aiken Vice President of H B Maynard and Company Inc manager of the Pittsburgh Division His talk is titled Office Controls He later notes He has worked in steels foods automotive and electrical products and has spoken for many professional groups Julius G Underwood National Vice President NAA will attend Heatzins birds of South America are hatched with lays on their wings used as extra legs to climb through tan gla tree branches.
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Hagerstown
National Association of Accounts Ants
Sherandoah Hotel
Martinsburg
Julius G. Underwood
NAA
South America
Area Deaths Maybarry G. Freed 76
Maybarry G Freed aged 76 of Waynesboro died at 1 45 am today at Franklin Farms Chambersburg Rt 1 after a year of declining health He had been in Waynesboro Hospital since April 2 1962 and was not released for ten months Born in Washington County he was a son of the late James Newton and Mary Alice Freed He lived his early life in the Hagerstown area and worked as a machinist in Waynesboro Later he was custodian for 11 years at the Eagles Club Inc He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles ATHL Comics Company and the Eagles Club Surviving is a sister Mary of Hagerstown The funeral will be Friday at 2 pm at Grave Purevalle Home Waynesboro with burial at Leitersburg Lutheran Cemetery Rev J Perry Bucke will officiate Friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home
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Maybarry G. Freed
Mayberry G. Freed
W. Main St
Waynesboro
Franklin Farms
Chambersburg
Waynesboro Hospital
Washington County
Hel
James] Newton
Mary Alice Freed
Orly
Hagerstown
Way
Nesboro
Eagles Club Inc
Order of Eagles
Ath&l Comicspany
Eagles Club, Incc
Mary
Purevalle
Leitersburg Lutheran
J. Perry Bucke
Military service brief highlights from Lawrence Orr and others
Service portraits include Lawrence Orr Jr a USN aviation trainee at Naval Air Technical Training Center Mem his Tenn March 22 completing an introductory aviation familiarization course. Maurine Private Allen By Brae Junier Jr of Hagerstown participated in amphibious training near Timbakion Crete March 29 with Belialion Landing Team 2 8 in the Mediterranean. Lt Donald J Derlow storekeeper eaman apprentice USN graduated March 26 from Storekeeper School Newport R I detailing naval supply procedures. Army PRC James Corderman of Smithsburg joined the 505th Signal Group in Crossed Flags U Germany to test NATO communications for Seventh U.S. Army units in central Europe.
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Lawrence W. Orr
Maurine
Allen By Brae Junier, Jr
Wen B. Byagunier
Maryland Ave
Hagerstown
Timbakion
Crete
Belialion
Mediterranean
Second Marine Division
P McHased
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Sixth Fleet
Donald J. Derlow
Eaman
USN
Irs
Florence L. Dukes
Baltimore St
Naval Schools Command
Newport
R.I
Army
James
Corderman
Rascoe D. Corderman
Royle 3
Smithsburg
505Th Signal Group
Crossed Flags U
Germany
Ford Jackson
North Magerstown High Schon
Young Pianist Ashkenazy and Family Seek Stay in England
Soviet pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy and his wife Dodie plus their son remain in Britain after announcing to the Associated Press they would stay indefinitely. The move follows questions about exit permissions and mirrors earlier defections. Local authorities confirmed extended residency while noting official Russian policy could change.
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England
Anthony White Tondon
Vladimir Aght
Leningrad
Rudolf Mureyev
Paris
Plaryist
Ashkenazy
Britain
Jast
Vladimir
Howald
Home Office
Dodie
Iceland
Bone Office
United States
Moscow Conservatory
Preston Groy
Moscow
Ashkanay
Civil Rights Commission asks Kennedy to crack down on Mississippi
The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to use federal powers to withhold funds and press Mississippi to desegregate. The special report cites threats, violence, and legal violations against Negro rights, calling for intensified federal action and possible new legislation to enforce constitutional guarantees.
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Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
State of Mississippi
Washington
Phillip Swatek
Sivil Rights Commission
FAA
Dalogmasian
Pele Ee
Mississippi
Jackson
T A Patin
Figaides
Commission
John A. Hannah
Prayer and economic crisis mix with religious plea
A fragmented prayer asks for divine aid amid economic strain and federal inaction, urging responsibility and unity. The text weaves talk of Mississippi, a proposed airport project in Jackson, and a call to align whisky valuations with other property, reflecting mixed social concerns and a government stance.
Mixed guidance and distant shifts in industry history
The text hints at cautious personal conduct and routine work, urging restraint in impulsive actions. It recounts mid century shifts, noting a four year upturn ending in 1962 and a decline in W-8 engine installations in 1958 from 72.3 to 73.9 percent, with earlier years showing many steel making nations and rising competition with the United States.
Aries to Pisces Horoscope One-Week Outlook
The underlined zodiac signs predict varied outcomes for the week. Aries may have influence from a new contact on work, while Cancer should watch fortune and seek balance. Scopes warn Taurus efficiency gains, Leo deserve help, and Virgo hint at lively progress.
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Aries
Bart
Taurus
Tae Zan
Gemini
Washington County Health Dept Seeks Public Health Service Contacts
The Washington County Health Department seeks assistance locating numerous individuals listed as participants in the United States Public Health Service Nutrition-Adult Health Program. Citizens with information should contact Mrs. Pasriela Firey at 739-0800 extension 31.
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Washington County Health Department
United States Public Health Service
Pasriela Firey
Pasteeth and Parteeth device for dental relief
An OCR fragment promotes PASTEETH or Parteeth as a dental aid for false teeth. It touts an improved power for upper plate support, claims to prevent slipping, odor, and breath issues, and directs readers to drug counters for purchase. The wording is garbled but targets dental plate relief.
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Idlewild
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Leon Cooper Hansey
Victor Hankey
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Marvin
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Hugh Rebert Hustead
William Myke
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Richard Jacesantine
William A Hacesh
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