Queen Elizabeth Begins Tight Canadian Tour Schedule
Queen Elizabeth arrives in Charlottetown aboard Britannia for a tightly monitored program of public appearances in Prince Edward Island. Royal guards and security checks mark the visit, with a base ceremony by invitation only and heightened precautions amid separatist threats in Quebec.
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Max Harrelson
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Prince Edward Island
Aummerside
Prince Philip
Bond
Britainnia
Charlottetown Harbor
Summerside
Air Force
Quebec
Canada
Govers
Georges Vanier
Lester B. Pear
Maritime
Air Forces
Personnet
Industries Retrain Supervisors To Handle New Machinery
Industries send many back to classes for retraining as firms embrace educational TV and in plant training. Supervisors join courses to run advanced equipment, boost morale, and expand skilled labor. Leaders like Lynn Kalmbach and R Fischetli cite benefits of linked training networks across plants to cut unemployment and raise output.
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Lynn Kalmbach
Lowh Caroling Television Center
Columbia
Trick R. Fischetli
Link
Ieeex
ENS
Scranton
Jones & Laughlin
Tnterna- Steel
High Court Hears Accommodations Arguments in Civil Rights Case
The Birmingham case before the high court centers on the 1964 Civil Rights Act public accommodations provision. Heart of Atlanta Motel owner Moreton Rolleston Jr and Ollie McChing Sr. challenge the law as unconstitutional, arguing it overreaches Congress by regulating local commerce. The justices hear four hours of arguments with a decision pending.
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Birmingham
Con Supreme Court
Justice Department
Hugo
Black
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Ollie
Interstate
Ollie McChing Sr
Heart of
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Ollie Jr
Heart of Atlanta
Ali
Ala
Archibald
Cox
Mont
Congress
High Court
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Johnson
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Uivn
Barry Will Make One Day Campaign In State Oct 20
The Associated Press reports Barry Goldwater plans a one day campaign in Maryland on October 20 with a possible address at Johns Hopkins University and rallies in Salisbury and Calvert County. J Glen Beall criticizes the Johnson wheat deal while D cautious Tydings campaigns in Western Maryland.
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State
Associated Press
In. Seu
Barry Goldwater
Marya
J. File Symington
Goldwater
Johns Hopkins University
Symington
Coldwater
Salisbury
Kallmore County
Sen. J. Glen Beall
Russia
Stock Market Irregular and Shifting Early Trade
New York early trading showed an irregular trend as GM rose 3 1 0 to 10 14 on an opening block of 8 100 shares. Ford and American Motors in fractional gains. Chrysler slight decline. Optimism over GM tentative auto union deal faded amid local issues delaying resolution for 26,000 strikers. Du Pont up 1, boosting averages. Airlines and aerospace mixed with Eastern, Boeing, American Airlines, and United Air Lines posting fractional gains.
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American Motors
Chrysler
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Boeing
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Area Deaths Little Orleans Md Karl Apple dies in Gary Indiana
Karl Apple, age 11, of Gary Indiana and former Little Orleans resident, died at Methodist Hospital Gary after a long illness. Survived by daughter Helen Apple and several siblings. Funeral at Little Orleans Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Everett W. Culp officiating. Interment in Martin Cemetery. Friends may call Grove Funeral Home Wanock Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Title Orleans
Ohn
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Little Jeans
la McDonald
Ethel
Martin
Leans
Myx
J. Ro Smith
India
Grove Funeral Home
Wancock
Little Orleans Methodist Church
Everett W. Culp
Martin Cemptery
Local Deaths in Washington County Area Names
Robert Calvin Barnhart of Englewood Road died at Washington County Hospital aged 52 after a WWI service. He worked 17 years as a lineman for City Light Plant Co. Survived by wife Nel Barnhart sister Mors Mulligan of Hagerstown. Funeral Friday at Minnich Hagerstown with interment Rose Hill Cemetery. HANCOCK Howald Lee Wills 14 died Sunday at 1048 p.m. Parents Ronald Wayne and Nuamia Wills. Brother Willie Warne and grandparents noted. Service Wednesday Grove Funeral Home Hancock with burial Tonolo Baptist Cemetery.
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Robert Calvin Barnhart
Englewood Road
Washington Co
Tie
State Line
Joseph PB
Grace (Tathelm) Barnhart
jHe
City Light Plant Co
Veis
Nel‘Wie MO Barnhart
Mors Pvelva Mulligan
Hagerstown
Minnich
Tee. Lawrence N. Strunk
Rose Hill Cemetery
Panlily
Hancock
Howald Lee Wills
Ronald Wayne
Nuamia
Wills
Hancock Rt. 1
Washington County Hospital
Willie Warne
John Exline
Barman A
Ida Belle
Harey Wills
Grove
Vanecock
Michael Shoffic
Tonolo- Baptist Cegrelory
Flood Threats Mount After Hilda Damage
Louisiana faced mounting flood threats as damage from Hilda rose. Gov. John McKeithen toured devastated areas calling the scene a terrible disaster while repair crews worked to restore electric, gas, sewage, water and communications links. Federal aid moved quickly with $31 million earmarked for hurricane relief and SBA disaster designation spanning Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
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John McKeithen
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Hilda
May
Georgia
Carolinas
Atlantic Ocean
Baton Tronge Arma Beraus
Amite
Comite
Johnson
Mouisiana
Small Business Administration
Iowsiana
Mississippi
Alabama
B and O Proxy Headed Three-Line Merger Move
Chicago Tribune reports Baltimore and Ohio Railway president Jennis Langion Jr will become chairman of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific in a major merger. Langdon yet to be elected by Rock Island directors. R Elis Johnson remains Rock Island president since May 1961. Johnson to continue leading transportation and administration services. Langston, 59, from Indiana, has long railroad career as attorney.
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Chicano Tribune
Jennis Langion Jr
Haltimore & Ohio Railroad
Rock Island and Pacific Jing
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Rock Island Board of Directors
the Tribune
Eastern Railroad
R. Elis Johnson
Rock Island
Langston
al- Intira
Vatican City reveals overtime parking tickets demand
AP reports the 108 acre Vatican City begins issuing overtime parking tickets. Fines start at 40 cents for overstay or parking in a new zone just across the line. Ticketing has drawn souvenir hunters who comb windshields for the issued notices.
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Vatican City
Papal State
Crisfield Wins $10,000 Loan for Elderly Housing Plan
Washington AP reports the Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a $10,000 loan to Crisfield Maryland housing authority to plan low rent homes for the elderly. Rep. Carlton Sickles announces the financing and its purpose.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
Hosing Authority
Crisfield
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Dmd
Manincent
Ohay
Obscene Bronze Sculpture Sparks Local Controversy
In Goettingen Germany the installation of a 1.5 foot bronze sculpture at Ft. Ritchie drew protests and letters to the local paper. A blue 468 Ford license plate vehicle was reported stolen during the rollout, as officials discuss public display and moral issues raised by the art.
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Funay
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LLY
Stickler
Texas
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Lawrence L. Wetterneck
Christian Discipleship
Crimi
Central Democrat
Washington County
Ameo
Franklin St
Roy H. Stetler
Orly
Brethren Church
New York Times cites LBJ as overwhelming favorite to win
The New York Times reports LBJ holds a commanding lead four weeks before Election Day. Analysts warn Democrats of potential danger if Barry Goldwater gains ground, with betting lines favoring Johnson at 7 to 1. The piece draws on Times correspondents and state polling across 49 states and D C.
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LBJ
New York
Johnson
Dewey
Thomas L. Dewey
Marry Sr
Shack
Barry Goldwater
the Times
Pines
Ming
Times
Tay
Goldwater
District of Columbia
Alaska
Soviet Union shows unusual market and sport odds in column
A late era humor piece by HAL BOYLE notes oddities from the Soviet Union including a claim of over 90 race tracks and betting. It jests about modern supermarkets with vast item counts, then shifts to quirky animal and athletic tall tales and a safari liquor charge comparison, ending with a humorous mock question about a pink elephant.
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Hal Boyle
Kolumnish
Soviet Union
Hagerstown Race Entries October 7 1964 Card
The Hagerstown race card lists eight races with juvenile to older claiming events ranging up to 9500 dollars and several maidens plus a mix of horses such as Stinguiy, Sir Yoyo, York Road, and Royal Scarlet in multi furlong formats. A jumble of names and numbers fills the program with expected field listings and wagering details.
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Breamset
Bowie MW Angi
Fcrelenu's
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Gaybrook
York Road
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MaDare Dorse
Wawhea
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Ray Weezer
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Ella Cee Yoaur Rocker
Jelda
Warrior George
Balder Sirea
Golden Sea WiPatrick
GranMarie
Helen
Woonie
Teddy
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