Brown seeks reelection as governor amid Nixon clash
California's Gov. Edmund Brown announced re election plans while trading barbs with Richard Nixon. Brown spoke to a crowd, pledging a hard campaign and vowing to push his New Frontier policies against Republican critics. Nixon said he will seek a new four year term, framing Brown’s record as past. Brown urged voters to back his leadership to beat Nixon, calling him inexperienced and aligned with old policies.
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New York
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Space Age Talk Sees National Security in Space
Vince Neesan, presenting to the Women's Club, argues space exploration serves national security and could lead to lunar or planetary programs. He cites 1987 moon goals, potential Mars colonization by 2600, and by products from space research boosting medicine and materials. A film, Survey of Astronautics, followed his talk.
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President Defends Officials Described As Security Risks
Washington AP report notes President questions state department officers Wieland and Miller described as security risks. White and Jones deny charges, McClendon pressed for clarity, and Rusk outlines Latin American strategy against Communist influence during Punta del Este conference.
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Kennedy Sees Trade Gains From Tariff Cuts
President Kennedy outlines a plan to promote growth through mutual tariff cuts up to five percent, wider access to Europe behind a six-nation Common Market tariff wall, and easier elimination of duties on key goods. He urges swift action to defend free world unity and warns of growing deficits without rapid implementation. He also discusses excluding Cuba from inter American systems and strengthening hemisphere defense, with evangelist Lilly Graham touring Barranquilla and Colombia.
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Boonsboro Magistrate Jails Drivers After Fines
Magistrate E G Miller in Boonsboro sentences Wilbur Lee Morris to 40 days in Washington County Jail for operating a motor vehicle without a license and under the influence. A list of fined offenders from Keyser to Keedysville includes charges of reckless driving speeding following too closely and disorderly conduct with penalties ranging around 10 to 100 dollars plus.
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Washington, D. C
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Hagerstown
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Jagerstown
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W. Va
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Keedysville
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New Kensington
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John Randolph Shema
Anybridge
Wilbur Duane Kauffman
Waynesboro
Nishant Conner
Marvin Myers
Harper's Perrs
Sohn
Dorchester Salons Protest Public Accommodations Bill
Dorchester salon owners mobilize against a public accommodations bill with signs and chants urging resistance. The demonstrations, led by local activists and national groups, prompt calls for investigations while stakeholders from CORE SNCC CIG Maryland defend the right to protest and invite scrutiny of both sides.
Ike Says Mamie Put On Brakes
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower recalls in Seventeen magazine that he would have pursued an aviator career if not for his wife Mamie and the Doud family opposing flying. He says marriage redirected his plans and he sacrificed the aviation dream for his fiancée.
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Three Car Auto Accident in Boonsboro
State Police report a three car crash in Boonsboro last night on Main Street. A southbound vehicle in Carmen Tresor Line struck parked cars owned by Bronis Lorraine Loundenslager and Kenneth Ronald Kerrs after a blowout, causing $450 in damage across the three vehicles.
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Adlai To Ask Moderation In Angola Crisis
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, before the General Assembly, seeks moderation in the Angola crisis. He plans to urge delegates against approving coercive measures by Portugal, labeling the situation as explosive and calling for a push toward independence for Angola with support from Asian and African states.
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Family grows as Garvin clan expands abroad
In Wichita Kansas, Charles and Lois Garvin report their family has increased from five to six as they prepare to export another child to Indonesia. The six new members are Alyy Garvin’s siblings, ages 22 and younger. The mother notes the family balance shifted after the death of Alyy’s father on January 2 and describes the household dynamics.
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Kennedy Pushes Pentagon Speech Clearance Policy
Washington AP report notes President Kennedy backing government speech clearance to ensure civilian control of the military while allowing “effective expressions of public speeches.” He also backs Senate scrutiny of Pentagon censorship practices, citing possible improvements in how foreign policy and defense remarks are vetted.
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Long to Run for Congress on Governor Tawes Ticket
The Associated Press reports Maryland Democrats debate gubernatorial influence as potential candidates for Congress seek party support. Key figures including Theodore McKeldin and Barry Goldwater are discussed, with emphasis on avoiding factional divides and pursuing reforms in schools and jobs. The piece notes candidates in Maryland and national implications for the Senate race.
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Deaf Man Perfects Smallest Hearing Aid
A visually impaired inventor unveils a miniature hearing aid crafted for those who hear but do not understand. The device uses four transistors, weighs about 0.4 ounces, and aims to deliver clear speech from television and radio directly to the ear. Interested readers are invited to contact Irwin Swalfot of A & A Hearing Center in Silver Spring, Maryland, for details.
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A & A Hearing Center
Silver Spring
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