Gleason Waging Aggressive Fight For Glenn Beck's Senate Seat
James P. Gleason, a 31-year-old Silver Spring attorney, launches a relentless campaign against Sen. Glenn Beall in Maryland's May 19 Republican primary. He catalogs Beall's weaknesses, attacks GOP lethargy, and frames Dem policies as ruinous, touring in a music-laden family wagon with volunteers and five children, aiming to revive party connection and win the Senate seat after two earlier attempts.
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Gleason
Glenn Beck
Senate
Silver Spring
Glenn Beall
Washington
Col- Sepa Cocineus Lege
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
William, B. Knowland
California
Beall
Cumberland
Trinonium
Penn- Gleason
Cleveland
Slyvania Railroad
Army
Ohio
Republican Party
Ishington
Georgetown
Democratic Ad University
Nixon
Knowland
NASA
National Space Agency
Chinese Inspired Book Levels Many Charges Against Khrush
A W L Ryan reports on a circulating Chinese inspired book that levies sensational charges against Soviet Premier Khrushchev and highlights the rivalry between Masonry and Peking in leading revolutionary movements in the underdeveloped world. The work accuses Khrushchev of plotting against Fidel Castro and fuels a furious anti Khrushchev stance.
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Khrush
William L. Ryan
Asia
Khrushchev
Peking
Fidel Castro
Death notices and political excerpt from 1960s local paper
Essie Etta Schindler of 459 Summit Ave died at Western Maryland State Hospital at 64. Survived by husband William H. Schindler and daughter Dorothy Lillard. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery after services at Minnich Funeral Home in Hagerstown. Theodore Edward Wade, 40, of Pen Mar Md, died at Waynesboro Hospital after a long illness and surgery. He served in World War II. survived by Betty Ridge Wade and four children, with services at Germantown Bethel Church of God. A separate political passage discusses Khrushchev and Sino-Soviet tensions with charges from a Chinese-leaning book.
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Essie Etta Schindler
Summit Ave
Western Maryland State Hospital
Page County
Albert W
Nancy C. (Wright) Viands
William H. Schindler
Dorothy Lillard
Hagerstown
Pat Fiter
Birdie Willis
Charles Town
Minnich Funeral Home
Yagerstown
G Bartow Harris
Rose Hill Cemetery
Theodore Edward Wade
Waynesborg
Pen Mar
Waynesboro Fospital
Cascade
Harry A
Mary Dank
Roger) Wade
Jie
Navy
Ft. Ritchie
Victord Cullen Wospilat
Germantown Bethel Church of God
Betty Ridge Wade
Dennis Leroy
Cynthia Su Dehra Ann
Melissa Lynne
Joan Louise
Paul R
Wade
Gaseade
Wade Jr
Ashton
Idaho
Mia
John Cristle
Santa
Sereah Baker
Emmitsburg
County Roads Budget Is Weighed By Commissioners
Commissioners review traffic counts for heavily used county roads amid plans to close Bowser Ave for the new 5409 car bridge over the interstate. Longmeadow Rd and Marsh Pike show high 48 hour counts, with repairs proposed at key intersections while access remains via ends of the road.
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Bowser
Bower Ave
Longmeadow Rd
Mt. If
Railterstate
Boon's
Crossley
Marsh Pike
Meadow
Tong
Pennsylvan
Reid
Pine Crest Drive
Wolfshile
Meadow Rd
Blair's Valley
Soviets remove new Cuba radar system
The Associated Press reports Soviet forces withdrew a sophisticated radar system from Cuba two to three months ago. U.S. sources say the radar would have boosted Castro era air defenses, with Cuba the only location for this gear. President Johnson hosted a peripatetic press conference in the White House garden as reporters trailed him.
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Washington
Cuba
Associated Press
Athens
Aristotle
Peripatetic School
Johnson
Peripatetic
White House
Cavan
Ballot Shortage Delays Town Elections In Bidford
Town officials scrambled as 167 ballots were printed then used up, while photographers crowded the scene. Clerk Nancy Trego and officials said more ballots would be made by hand to finish voting, amid tense moments between reporters and town leaders. U S Hungary Hold Talks Signal Quiet Negotiations Aimed at Improving Relations, sources say.
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Johnson
Enoui
Barieea Shore
Tim
Nancy
Trego
U. S. Hungary
U.s-Hungary
United States
Hungary
Prayer for Preservation of the Christian Home
A reader prayers for the preservation of the Christian home and warns against influences undermining society. He argues individual freedom must not injure others and cites the danger of exercising freedom to harm for selfish reasons, urging clear understanding in a community context.
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Christ
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
Stock Market Trading Active Across Blue Chips
In moderately active trading early today Curis Publishing fell a full point while General Motors opened at 86 on 11,800 shares. Eastman Kodak rose nearly a point along with Jersey Standard Sears Roebuck Goodrich and Liggett & Myers among gainers as autos and steels showed steadiness.
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General Motora Fost A
Eastman Kodak
Jersey Standart
Sears, Roebuck
Goodyear
Liggett & Myers
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Laos
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Romania
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Viet Nam
North Korea
China
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Armstrong Ork Company
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Chas. B. Hiayett
Treas
Cyprus
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alec Douglas-Nome
Wep
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London
Fulbright
PCS
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Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
North Potomac St
Norge
Eliie
Baran
Raymond Loewy
Rowan
John Wood
Hagerstown Gas Company
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