Goldwater Campaign Moves On Track After Key Aide Comments
Republican leaders including Everett Dirksen and Jacob Javits praised Goldwater's clarified stance on major issues and urged follow up moves to prove rejection of extremism civil rights support and world peace. Johnson branded the campaign attack as weak while Goldwater backers stress stronger anti communism and nuclear warning clarity.
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Jack Bell Washington
Fens
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Sen. Coldwater
Javits
Goldwater
Hot
Son
U.S
Viet Nam
John
Obituaries for Hessie L. Miller and others in Boonsboro era
Local notices list Hessie L. Miller of Boonsboro who died Sunday night at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness at 71. Also listed are Henry King of Hagerstown 41, Charles Shank 82, Calvert Slotteneyer 62, Luther Kephart 93, Catherine Obitts 43, and Catherine Tracey relatives and survivors, with funeral details and burial sites across Boonsboro, Hancock, and Frederick areas.
Alpine Bus Crash Kills 17 Children in France
A bus carrying vacationing French children plunged 220 feet into a ravine near Bourg Saint Maurice. Officials say 17 youths died and 16 were seriously injured. The driver Armand Lethier survived with severe injuries after a car forced him off the road. Most victims were from Arras, linked to a group named Youth and Ia.
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Bourg St. Maurice
France
Mis
Seez
Armand Lethier
Arras
Bis
Youth and
Area Deaths Ada J. Troupe of Frederick County
Mrs Ada Jane Bear Troupe 64 wife of Charles Edward Troupe died at home after a lengthy illness born Franklin County Pa daughter of the late Robert Beard and Arilla Age Beard Surviving husband son Robert E four daughters two sisters six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services 10 30 am Wednesday at Etch Isan Funeral Home with Rev Eugene W Young officiating burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery
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Hessie L. Miller
Clarence ©. Miller
North Main
Boonsboro
Washington Co. Hospital
Park Hall
John W
Mary A. (Mullendere) Gellmacher
Mount Carmel
EUB
Washington County Farm Bureau
Carl J. Miller
Mary P. Miller
Oscar Gellmacher
John Geltacher
Philadelphia
Bat
Henry Gable
Marty Katfler
Tiends
Funnal
Henry Kenneth King
Washington
Mabel
Marlin) Smith King
Esther Smith
Hagerstown
Mearle Smath
Johnstown
James Li. Smith
Georges Apd
Calif
Thomas W. Smith
Egland Afb
Pig
Alice Martin
Greencastle
Edith Spine
Donald King
Elford King
Robert King
Halloway
A.K. Coffman
Arthur J. Grove
Rest Haven Cemetery
Luther L. Kephart
Sadie Ford Kephart
Reeder
Roonsboro
Middletown
Sim
Tate Henry
Frances (Younkins) Kephart
Boonshora
Logan Trite
Red Men
Finongshore
Barke Babbington
Locust
Jove
Bessie Beach
Clevelandville
Leslie Kepharl
Annie Tenner
Lena
Susan Main
Keedysville
East Funeral Home
Boobora
Darry Angle
Boonbora
Catherine Gertrude Obitts
Ellmer L
Obits
Washington St
University
Wespiral
Ballivmore
Davehler
Frank H
Mary Oden Tracey
Frederick
Episcopal Church
Farl
Tracey
Robert H. Tacey
Ralph J
Ada Jane (Bear) Troupe
Charles Edward Troupe
Frederick County
Franklin County
Robert 1
Arilla Age (Gossard)Beard
Evangelical, Lutheran Church
Robert E., Frederick
Lewis F. Fagat Jr
Oscar Wise
Robert L. Burber
Doris ‘Troupe
Stanton
Edgar Board
Riverside
Almeda Decker
Cascade
Ralph McCoy
Paul Wade
Waynesboro
Herbert Kefferts
Beverly
Wray
Nahert
Zeller
Vic Oliver Dies During Final Performance in Johannesburg
Vic Oliver, 68, British stage and TV performer and former husband of Sir Winston Churchill's daughter, collapsed and died Saturday night during the final performance of Distinguished Gathering in Johannesburg. Oliver, born in Vienna, was divorced from Sarah Churchill in 1945. Samek, son of Baron Samek, is noted as a violin prodigy at age six.
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South Afric
Vic Oliver
Sir Winston Churchill
Oliver
Vienna
Sarah Churchill
Borg ¥Iktor
Olivier Samek
Baron Samek
Barry Goldwater Seen Losing More States in November
New York AP reports Speaker Jol the Mouse John WL McCormack predicts Barry Goldwater will not carry more states in the November election. McCormack, Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, cites an emotional white backlash against civil rights legislation and warns a conservative stance could provoke another backlash before Election Day.
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New York
Jol the Mouse
John WL McCormack
Barry Goldwater
McCormack
Massachusetts
Goldwater
Prayer Today Former Socialite To Return Home
Calcutta report says the maharanee of Sikkim and former New York socialite Cooke left Calcutta by plane for home after a visit joined by her husband and infant. The couple plans to stop in Zurich and London, with prayers for gratitude and reverence in their journey.
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Haranee
Sikkim
New York
Fope Cooke
Calentia
Zurich
London
Jesus T Christ
Dwight E. Stevenson
Etan
Hamilotles
College of the Bi
Stock market edges higher on light early trading
The New York market opened with a slight advance led by gains in Sears Roebuck IBM and Polaroid. General Motors rose about four points while Chrysler dipped fractionally and Ford held steady as steel earnings sparked mixed moves.
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Tradna
Sears Roebuck
IBM
Polad
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Armerican
Steel
Bethlehem
Rewublig Steel
CHS
Thomas Dwyer Named Officer of United Fund
Thomas W. Dwyer was named vice chairman of the 664 United Fund campaign by R C MacDonald. Dwyer, a longtime community leader, serves on the Washington County Hospital board and has held key posts with the United Fund and Community Chest. He also contributes to the American Cancer Society Kiwanis Club YMCA and city planning.
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Thomas W. Dwyer
United Fund Apgreat
R.C. MacDonald
Fund Appeal
Dwyer
Washington County
Washington County Hospital
Chamber
Baby Girl And Mother Injured In Car Crash
A six month old girl and her mother were slightly injured when three cars collided at Hamilton Blick and Cypress Street at 4:41 pm Saturday. Wilbur Cannon's northbound car struck Hillard Cunningham's eastbound vehicle, causing Cannon to roll onto Evelyn Stands' westbound car. Cunningham faces failure to stop and yield charges.
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Hamilton Blick
Cypress St
Clara M. Cannan
Cornell Ave
Annette Marie
Wilbur F. Cannon
Hamilton Blvd
Cypress
Hillard L. Cunningham
Clear Spring
Cannon Auto
Evelyn 5S
Fountain Head Re
Taliee
Cunningham
Miller To Start Campaigning In Home Town
Rep. William E. Miller will launch his Republican vice presidential campaign on September 5 in Lockport New York with an assist from Sen. Barry Goldwater. The campaign kickoff, announced by the Republican National Committee, will include a major speech by Miller and an appearance by Goldwater in western New York.
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Irons
North Airksen
Goldwater
Johnson
Francisco
GOP
William E. Miller
New York
Indi Jof
Hershey
Sen
Dirksen
Washington
Lockport
Barry Goldwater
Dale
Bill Miley
Miller
New York City Reacts To Weekend Demonstrations And Rioting
Police reported a turbulent weekend with peaceful and violent protests across New York. Demonstrations on Viet Nam and Cyprus drew crowds as clashes erupted near Times Square and Harlem, with 40 arrests including several returned travelers.
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New York City
New York
Pauline
U.S
Viet Nam
Arany
Cypru
Broadway
Harlem
Ram Aur Megal
Cuba
Times Square
John Jf. Kennedy
Hammarskidla
Plaza
United Nations
Cast
Circe
Maza
Cyprus
Palot Gardens
West Send Street
Greek Cypriots Press for Soviet Help and Talks
Greek Cypriots from across the political spectrum welcomed the Soviet Union’s offer to assist and urged Makarios to travel to Moscow or include Communists in his cabinet. Foreign ministers may head to Moscow for talks on military aid as UN mediation faces a setback after Finnish mediator Tuomioja suffered a mild stroke.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Preimier Kheushehey
Turkey
Ethniki
Theven
Moscow
Spyros Kyprianow
U.N
Sakari S.tuonvioja
Geneva
Athens
Ankara
GAN
U Thants
Tuamioja
U.S
Dean Acheson
Johnson
Achesan
Greece
Ioja
Ines
Achson
Kremlin
Maj. Gen. David M. Grant Dies at 13 in Florida
Maj. Gen. David M. Grant, the first air surgeon of the U.S. Air Force and Hap Arnold's longtime personal physician, died Sunday in his Florida home. A Richmond, Virginia native, he retired in 1946 after a decade of service and led the American Red Cross blood program in 1981.
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Grant
USAF
David M. Grant
U.S. Air Force
Richmond
Hap Arnold
Davis Former WLRS Head W K R Davis Dies
William Hammett Davis 4 died Friday night in Maine. Former chairman of the War Labor Relations Board and the Atomic Energy Labor Relations Board, he served as director of the Office of Economic Stabilization in 1945.
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Southwest Warror
Maine
William Hammatt Davis
War Labor Relations Board
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Board
Davis
Oanger
Office of Economic Stabilization
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