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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
1
In a campaign marked by factional splits and shifting support Romney claims momentum as the GOP confronts Civil Rights era tensions and a Johnson victory backdrop. Goldwater signals no immediate Republican leadership shift while Romney garners backing across key states.
Sheldon Cap Holsopple, 10 Keechwool Drive, Med a Washington County Hospital after illness. 38, longtime Fairchild tiller for 20 years as a technical writer. Survived by wife Kathryn Frantz Holsopple and son Gary, daughter Penny, five grandchildren, siblings Leslie Kanak Allen in the UK, Wayne in South Carolina, Annabelle Drenner Mildeed Nalsop, Twila Unger, Shir Joy Allen in Washington DC. Funeral Saturday 2? pm Haven Lutheran Church, Rev Ray F Blanset officiating. Rest Haven Cemetery. Memorials to building funds of Haven Lutheran Church. Family to meet friends Friday 7 40 9 at Rest Haven Chapel.
Obituary notice for area resident Ferrell born 1878 in Frederick County. Son of James C. and Laura Delauder Ferrell. Survived by wife Ethel Ferrell, sister, three brothers and extended family. Funeral Friday at Etchis son and Son Funeral Home Frederick with burial at Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery.
Two obituary notices report deaths in Baxerstown and Avoka Wisconsin. Cora J. Caton aged 50 from Wagerstown died at home with service to be held in Hagerstown while Terke Downs wife of the Rev Joseph Downs Jr. of Avoka died after childbirth in Tokyo. Both notices list survivors and burial plans.
In Tuesday elections Democrats captured 24 of 41 governorships, boosting their total to 33 while Republicans held 17 with several close contests. Key upsets included Arizona and Utah flipping to Democrats, Massachusetts reelecting Gov Volpe, and Republicans earlier facing losses in Michigan and Washington as incumbents faltered.
Washington reports speculate that Rosert H Humphrey may be sent to Europe to discuss NATO unity with Charles de Gaulle and Allied leaders. Johnson could choose Humphrey or George W Ban with possible British and Belgian talks shaping alliance strategy after the election.
Magistrate James Shine postponed a preliminary hearing for Robert Lee Stoddard, 47, of 12 S. Cannop Ave., charged with breaking and entering and larceny. Stoddard was arrested yesterday and the court waived jurisdiction. The case stems from breaking into the apartment of Clarence A. Kershey III, trumpet valued at 41.42 and a decorative brass anchor. Stoddard seeks time to obtain an attorney before trial.
A Baltimore and Ohio fast freight derailed near Okonoko about 20 miles east of Cumberland. Twenty six of the 72 cars of the New Yorker derailed Wednesday evening but no injuries were reported. The freight was traveling from Chicago to Baltimore and the cause was being investigated.
A devotional prayer from Webb Garrison Evansville Indiana minister of Central Methodist Church. The speaker asks for hope courage and assurance to face whatever comes this day trusting that all events are within Gods plan and used for good through Jesus Christ.
Incomplete returns show turnout well below the forecast 71.1 million, though likely above 1980 levels. With 173,292 of 175,756 units counted, President Johnson leads with over 42 million votes to Goldwater’s about 26.15 million in a two party tally of roughly 68.49 million.
New York trading opened with steels and motors easing while overall moves were modest. Major auto and chemical shares slipped, Kodak edged higher, and Sears Roebuck Union Carbide Consolidated Edison General Electric and International Business Machines led advances. Xerox Polaroid Martin Marietta declined.
Senator Barry Goldwater returns to Washington to tidy Senate affairs and handle mail after giving up his seat to run against President Johnson. He pledges to devote effort to rebuilding and funding the Republican Party while planning future steps and vacations with his wife. He does not seek immediate employment and says the conservative cause must be strengthened for years ahead.
Exiles in the United States survey 270000 Cuban refugees about returning after Castro. About 30 percent would go immediately if Castro falls, 40 percent upon political and economic stability, 20 percent only if income matches current levels, and 10 percent unlikely to return. Leaders Alvarez Diaz and Trelles see limited plans to stay away, while some recall Batista era flight and pledge to rebuild Cuba when possible.
Battery valued at 51.95 stolen from Clifford F. Johnson’s car parked in his garage last night. Johnson resides at 139 Summit Ave. Police were notified of the theft.
An exhibit and sale features antique European and American paintings and watercolors by renowned artists such as Dipres Vallee Boxter Pougeureau Diessan and Vogue. Prices range from $5 to $202 with many pieces documented, gathered by a Central Pennsylvania collector, and includes contemporary works by Robert Bartiett in a new original oil and watercolor showing.
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