Rights Vote Still On After California Primary Showdown
Senate leaders aim to pass the civil rights bill as debate rules face a potential shift. Senator Miller moved from undecided to vote next Tuesday to set the cloture, needing two thirds of 100 to end debate after a 70 day slog. Democratic Humphrey and Republican Dirksen vow to press the plan despite Goldwater's California win affecting Rockefeller, while Southern leaders weigh amendments to head off gag rule.
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Washington
Senate
Bill
California
Jack Miller
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Dixie
Humphrey
Dirksen
Barry W Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Local Youth Lands Big Catfish At Senseny Park
Nine year old David Smith of 1022 Kinzel Drive caught a 24 inch five pound catfish at Senseny Park using salmon eggs as bait and a casting rod. A rose bush bought by Alva Richards on Martinsburg Pike now displays three blooms white red and half red.
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David Smith
Kinzel Drive
Senseny Park
Alva Richards
Martinsburg Pike
Frederick County Schools to Operate Saturday for Weather Make-Up
Frederick County schools will open Saturday to make up a weather day. Superintendent Robert E. Aylor announced the plan with early closings on the make up day and adjusted schedules for the week. James Wood High School seniors will graduate outdoors on the athletic field that night. The system will be in session Monday Tuesday and Thursday. Wednesday is a teacher workshop with no student report.
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Frederick County
Supt. of
Robert E. Aylor
Ayler
James Wood High School
Tommies Find Lost Grave Of Mademoiselle From Armentieres
British Tommies of 1914 locate the grave of Marie Lecoqg in the Armentieres cemetery during a World War I pilgrimage marking the 50th anniversary. They plan to raise a monument to the cafe barmaid who inspired the song Mademoiselle from Armentieres.
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Lille
France
Mademoiselle
Armene Tieres
Armentieres
Marie Lecoqg
Wilson Seeks Annual Summit Meetings After Moscow Visit
London AP Harold Wilson the Labour party leader returned from a four day Moscow trip and urged Western powers to back annual summit meetings as a policy path.
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London
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Rockefeller Sees Goldwater Win Likely at Convention
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller predicts Barry Goldwater will win the Republican nomination on the first or second ballot at the San Francisco convention. Rockefeller, after losing 86 California delegates, vows to stay in the race and push for a forward looking platform similar to 1956 and 1960. He says most Republicans would back Goldwater if he runs on such a platform.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arizona
Goldwater
Four injured in Amherst crash near Glen Burnie
Four people from Logan Ohio were injured early today in an automobile accident in the 800 block of West Amherst Street near Glen Burnie. Alfred Crowley 55 suffered a minor heart attack and chest bruises, Mary Elizabeth Crowley 17 bruises and shock, David Otto Crowley 15 a broken nose and loss of teeth, Loretta Rutter a leg scratch.
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Glen Burnie
Charles Mason
Roger E. Tinsman
Alfred Crowley
Mary Elizabeth Crowley
David Otto Crowley
Loretta Rutter
Mason
Tinsman
Logan
Crowley
Northern Virginia Power Co
Raymond
L. Crowley
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Kenneth Poole
Larry LaFollette
S. L. Lee
Johnson pleased by Goldwater California win signals appetite for autumn clash
President Johnson showed little direct reaction to Barry Goldwater's California victory while aides hinted the result pleased the White House. Johnson's New London speech and private talks suggest he envisions a campaign against Goldwater, with Nixon also targeted as a leading Republican opponent.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jahison
Rockefeler
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
Michigan
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Compromise Prayer Plan In The Works
Efforts to draft a compromise amendment permitting prayers in public schools are under way by supporters of the original measure. They concede slim chances for House Judiciary Committee approval after six weeks of hearings, with decisions due in two to three weeks.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Handley Council Sets Regular Meeting At Lions Shelter
A notice states Handley Council No. 634 United Commercial Travelers will meet at the Lions Shelter Friday June 5 at 8 00 p m James R Brandon Secretary Also mentions clearance sale attached to the notice.
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Handley Council No. 634
U.C.T
Lions Shelter
Jas. R. Brandon
Secy
Star Presents Special Article on Different Dams Approach
The Potomac River watershed project proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers will face scrutiny from four states Virginia Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania this summer. The Star offers a distinct view on the $500 million program in a special article on Pages 15 and 16 with editorial comment on Page 4.
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Star
Potomac River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
the Star
Barry Goldwater Close to First Ballot Win Says AP
The AP reports Goldwater is near a first ballot victory as states move to pick delegates. Washington state GOP opens its convention while two Colorado districts choose delegates Friday. By Saturday night about 65 delegates will be selected across Washington, Colorado, Alabama and Hawaii ahead of California results that put Goldwater at 86 delegates this week.
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Sen
Barery Goldwater
Arizona
Washington State
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Alabama
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Ter
California
Golden State
Associated Press
Goldwater
Puerto Rico
Handley High Class of 1964 Graduation Programs
The Handley High School 1964 graduation events begin with an 8 p.m. sermon by Dr. Forrest S. Racey president of Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music in the school auditorium. The service is by the Winchester-Frederick County Ministerial Association with Rev. A. J. Moreau presiding. The program includes Handley A Cappella Choir and accompanist Miss Barbara Blackburn. Graduation exercises follow next Thursday at 8 p.m. with invocation by Rev. Paul E. Dick and two numbers by the glee club led by Neil A. Stallings, accompanist Miss Blackburn. The salutatory is by Miss Susan Jean Goode.
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Forrest S. Racey
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester - Frederick County Ministerial Association
A. J. Moreau
Racey
Paul J. Shanker
Frederick Groff
Handley
Neil A. Stallings
Barbara Blackburn
Paul E. Dick
Stallings
Miss Blackburn
Susan Jean Goode
Students Riot in Korea Pressuring Park Government
Thousands of students rioted in Kwangju and staged smaller protests in Inchon Pusan and Chunchon. Police used tear gas as heavy troops reinforced Seoul where martial law already exists. Over 600 police and demonstrators were injured, 91 arrested, and the Cabinet warned of nationwide martial law if the demonstrations persist.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kwangju
Park
Inchon
Pusan
Chunchon
Wanted Experienced Bulldozer Operator
Advertisement seeks an experienced bulldozer operator and invites in person applications at Perry Engineering Co. Inc. The notice includes a community meeting at Kiwanis Shelter in Senseng Park on Thursday June 4 at 8 p m and a dance event at VFW Post 2123 in Winchester on Friday June 5 from 9 p m to 12 a m with music by Johnny Foltz and Rhythm Kings. Savings insured by Federal Savings & Loan with 414 percent dividend and 1.00 per person. Sea Corp. Boscawen and Washington.
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Federal Savings & Loan
VFW
Winchester Sea Corp
Winchester Savings & Loan
Johnny Foltz
Rhythm Kings
Boscawen & Washington
Tight Secrecy On Talks
Washington plans on possible new moves to fight Communist forces in Southeast Asia remained undisclosed after a White House statement. President Johnson heard from Secretary Rusk and Secretary McNamara following Hawaii policy reviews. Officials kept hopes of enlarging the war and sending reinforcements in doubt, noting no final decision to expand to North Vietnam or Thailand.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Hae Wali
Laos
George Reedy
Hawaii
U.S
Thailand
Reedy
Violence In N Y Subways Prompt Stabbing Incident
Ismael Valez, 42, was stabbed in the chest by an unidentified assailant at an IRT station at 72nd Street and Broadway. Valez was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after the attack, which occurred as he had just exited a train. the attacker fled the scene.
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New York
Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Valez
Weather resumes sunny skies over Virginia
A weak high pressure area aided by dry northwesterly flow brings sun back to Virginia today. Temperatures stay cool with agreeable but chilly conditions expected to persist.
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Richmond
Virginia
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