Big 1964 U.S. politics stories and Civil Rights milestones
A long court notice on title by adverse possession appears with an extended 1964 year-in-review style list of top stories. It cites Lyndon B. Johnson’s landslide, Khrushchev’s ouster, Civil Rights battles, and key global events through late 1964, with multiple named places and persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Roderick
Annie V. Painter
Sarah C., Painter
John W. ‘Morrison
George T. Morrison
Nancy 5. Rilie
Myrtle M. Gregory
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Largent, Anderson and Larrick
Gratchen Building
Winchester
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Oregon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry M. Goldwater
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Johnson
LBJ
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S
Goldwater
Arizona
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mr. K
Cleveland
George ‘Wallace
Alabama
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
Congress
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
St. Augustine
Fla
Harlem
Italy fails to elect president in 17th ballot
Rome AP reports Italy's Parliament again failed to elect a new president in the 17th vote as abstentions by Christian Democrats prevented Pietro Nenni from securing a majority. Nenni had 346 votes, short of the 482 needed, with Saragat and Nenni as the strongest remaining contenders. An 18th ballot was planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Christian Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Aldo Moro
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrat
Giovanni Leone
Moro
Saragat Democratic Socialists
Nemni Socialists
Republicans
Soviet Extend Profit Motive Experiments in Heavy Industry
The Soviet Union will extend capitalist style profit experiments to heavy industry and mining with four Lvov enterprises starting Jan 1. Plants include coal loading machines, television sets, textiles, and one coal mine. two textile plants in Moscow and Gorky previously tested the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tzvestia
Lvov
Gorky
Tokyo
Japan
Bunhei Hara
Allegany High Band to Perform in Cotton Bowl Parade
The Allegany High School Band of Cumberland Maryland will march in the Cotton Bowl parade in Dallas on New Year’s Day. Alumni have raised about $15,000 to fund the trip. two planes are chartered and the band of over 200 instruments leaves Dulles Airport next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Dallas
Texas
Dulles Airport
Pegeadgryer Signscageragen
Eight year old lands movie contract with Paramount
Donna Butterworth, eight, landed a ten week contract from Paramount Pictures for a Jerry Lewis film. The deal pays 250 dollars weekly plus 5000 dollars and options up to five years. Superior Court Judge Ben Koening praised her talent as one of the most lucrative for a girl her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Donna Butterworth
Paramount Pictures
Jerry Lewis
Superior Court
Ben Koening
Thomas W. Butterworth
Kailua
Hawaii
London
Robert Arias
Officer Killed in Viet Nam Was Dentist Turned Army Adviser
Lt Col James R Hagen left a successful Wisconsin dental practice after marrying Joy in 1944. He became Viet Nam’s first dental adviser, was killed Christmas Eve when a Saigon hotel bomb exploded, wounding 107. Joy Hagen learned of his death on her 42nd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
James R. Hagen
Wisconsin
Hagen
Saigon
Joy
Viet Nam
Oklahoma
Marquette University
CYO to Hold Award and Merit Benediction
Sacred Heart CYO plans its first annual Award and Merit Benediction at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Sacred Heart Church. The event will present past year’s CYO awards and cite lay volunteers for youth work with Rev William F Ruehl delivering the address and a post service tea in the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart C
Sacred Heart Church
C.S.0
William F. Ruehl
C.Y.D
Richmond
Father Ruehl
John O’donnell
Bon Air
J. Francis Burke
Alexandria
Diocessean
William Ruehl
Catonsville
Archdiocese of
Car Pushed Man Killed and Driver Held in Bronx Stabbing
New York AP report says taxi washer John Perrineau offered to push a stalled car driven by Mitchell Gotch 37 on Christmas Day. A dispute over auto damage led to Perrineau stabbing Gotch in the chest. Gotch died at Bronx hospital. Perrineau was booked on homicide and Sullivan anti weapons law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
John Perrineau
Mitchell Gotch
Gotch
Perrineau
Bronx
Dellinger Improves After Dynamite Blast Injury
Strasburg reports Terry M. Dellinger 18 continues to improve at the University of Virginia Hospital after a dynamite blast damaged his car on Interstate 81 near the site under construction. A Winchester man Eugene Oliver suffers a scalp laceration from a separate Rt 11 accident. A five thousand dollar unrestricted gift from the American Oil Foundation boosts Washington and Lee libraries, part of sixty five grants totaling 593000. A Frederick Md youth Ronnie Lee Sier dies from head injuries. Mount St. Marys College student involvement discussed by Frederick County State's Attorney and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y. Paterson
Elizabeth
Chi Miscago
Philadelphia
Biloxi
Mississippi
Alaska
North America
Chile
Anchorage
Viet Nam
U.S
Maddox
Gulf of Tonkin
Bay
Turner Joy
Johnson
Red China
South
Nguyen Khanh
Tran Var Huong
Saigon
Robert McNamara
China
Asia
Africa
Russia
Warren
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Congo
Belgium
Leopoldville
Lumumba Square
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
U .S
Nell Kennedy
Strasburg
Terry M. Dellinger
University of Virginia Hospital
Here
Winchester
Eugene Oliver
Rt. 11
Wwe Memorial Hospital
Frank H. Lasley
Lexington
American Oil Foundation
Washington and Lee University
Fred C. Cole
Hagerstown
Frederick
Western
Maryland
Ronnie Lee Sier
Monrovia
Frederick County
Mount St. Mary’s College
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Circuit Court OF ‘Prederick County
Evening Star
David A. Fahnestock
Dorothy M. Fahnestock
Sarah C. Painter
John W. Morrison
Nancy S. Rilie
Hazel J. Morrison Stephenson
William A
Grrison Stephenson
J. Russell Morrison Grimes
Myrtle M
Gregory Martinsburg
West, VA
Doris MC Stephenson
Stonewall
Virgin
George B. Whitacre
ST. All , England
Albert John Trillo
Bedford
Mary Campbell
AP News
Corporation Court OF
Betty Ethel Harris Mosby
William Oscar Mosby
Darksville, West Virginia
Corporation Court
Winchester Evening Star
P.J. Marshall
Corporation Court of the
City of
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
TEL
Welding Apply
World News
Pear
Hara
Toronto
Mercury
Canada
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Allegany
Win
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Peter Lawford
Lawford
Alexander William Doniphan
National Broadcasting Co
West Germain St
Winchester. Va
A. E. Buncutte
Viet
CYO
Burkholder & Burkholder
Northwest
Pitman
Koehring
Bros
Buffalo Springfield
Seaman
Palvi
Blaw Knox SP
Euclid
Lorain
Pioneer
Cat
Eagle
Kolman
Jeffries
Motorolay Motrac
Mack
Tanian Dikeel
Martin
Atlantic
Burkholder & Burkholder, Gen
Forke Brothers
Lincoln
Nebr
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