Wallace Defeated In Maryland Primary By Wallace
Maryland voters gave Gov. George Wallace less than 43 percent signaling limited cross region support for his Civil Rights stance. Sen. Brewster and Rep. Mathias, both pro Civil Rights, won renomination, while Wallace fared worst in Washington County underscoring regional tensions. Brewster’s stand against Wallace earns him praise though Wallace could not hurt Brewster’s Maryland future.
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Tyding's Victory in Democratic Senatorial Nominating Fight
Joseph D. Tydings won the Democratic Senate nomination 2 to 1 over Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein, signaling a challenge to party leadership. Gov. Millard Tawes notes youth in the win, while backers like Victor Cushwa and Charles Buyett urge fresh blood in Maryland Democratic ranks. The result portends potential leadership shifts, though a new era remains uncertain.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Millard ‘Pawes
Ydings
Tydings
Washington County
Victor Cushwa
Charles B.uyett
James Byron
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Maryland
Democratic Party
Thoughtful saying on generosity and pride
A reflective remark cites Khalil Gibran about generosity exceeding capacity and pride taking more than needed, warning against excess in giving and ego.
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Allis Gibran
Beans Theft Incident At Niece Franca Barracks
Soldiers at a barracks near Niece Franca stole dozens of cans from the commissary seeking a site diversion from beans. In darkness they misread labels and took Alt Jeaves cans. Police searched for missing provisions as a moral note on fair methods.
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Niece
Franca
Unromantic view of movie stars by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues that movie stardom is a form of imprisonment not glamour. He notes fame erodes self confidence, breeds fear of decline, and turns private moments into public spectacles while detailing a Hollywood bulldog scene and the constant pressure of being recognized everywhere.
Yesteryear Tottings Highlight Local Events And Elections
Four decades ago a farmers cooperative plan began to help buy costly equipment led by Rev J Stewart Hartman ILE Bester and Charles B Wagner. Violinist Estelle Gray Shevinne played at St Johns Church. A failed holdup on Country Club Road targeted Mr and Mrs Richard Harile. Moller Organ Works workers voted AFL 324 to 139 CIO. Lang Meadows promoted from first lieutenant to captain, Air Corps. Walter Lee Wolfinger appointed first lieutenant. Dr Franklin Byers Bomberger, University of Maryland marketing head born in Williamsport and raised in Hagerstown, dies at 88. funeral tomorrow.
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White Horse
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Seniors graduate at Lebanon Valley College in Annville
Ten years ago Evelyn Eby and John Thomas Ervin were among the seniors graduating from Lebanon Valley College in Annville Pennsylvania. Donald Fleming born in Hagerstown and associate professor of history at Brown University authored a book on William J. Welch and the Rise of Modern Medicine to be published by June Brown and Company. James C Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs James C Smith New Orleans won a Sears Roebuck and Company Foundation scholarship.
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Hagerstown
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June, Brown and Company
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Orleans
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Voice Of The People letter supports Wallace and free choice
A long letter argues for Gov. Wallace supporting protest against federal action on integration. It asserts discrimination is not a dirty word and defends free choice, racial balance, and public accommodations while criticizing government overreach. It warns minority pressure risks eroding constitutional rights and cites prohibition as precedent. The piece ends asserting the majority bears responsibility.
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Gov. Wallace
Mose Arcas
Saute Hive
Pyersday
How To Keep Well Baboons as Medical Research Pets
A quirky 1960s style health page notes baboons, costly at 150 to 200 dollars each, are preferred for studying neurosis, heart and gynecological issues though scarce. It mentions their arteriosclerosis similarity to humans, 27 week gestation, and fear responses, then shifts to cautions about gasoline cans, mechanical hearts, and home health Q and A items on contraception, eye effects of nose surgery, hypertension exercise, and other medical curiosities.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Man
Johnson orders study of Democratic Party finances
The Johnson administration hires an accounting firm to audit the Democratic National Committee’s finances since 1961. The probe covers contributions and expenditures, aims to reveal paid debts from the 1960 campaign, and reviews money funneled to a public relations firm and salaries for staff, including key figures tied to the White House.
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Democratic National Committee
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Hare
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White House
Mephen Smith
Ymmer
Tate
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Onder
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Paul Corbin
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Johnsons Dairy Cows Spur Texas Gaffe In Washington Notebook
Washington reports on Lady Bird Johnson recalling Texas dairy cows at LBJ Ranch while remarks mix with jokes about presidential aides. Separate items note Cranston’s Senate bid and a gag about senators’ floor time, plus a four inch by ten pound gas rate questionnaire plan from the Federal Power Commission and a quip about Ken Merting’s slogan for 1964.
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