Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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t^pro^vSOmeUmig <strong>of</strong> * nuisance to<br />
gma^mm^pW^'ptJm^mm^. conduct in<br />
fflptpeUBIOT^JK tttano* <strong>of</strong> :tfie place. There was<br />
SA§3Wfffla fit tWipBWJB^j^rejoiit <strong>of</strong> a spirit or<br />
•^TelHsUioua bravado than anything else.<br />
m§§m^Riuti^::$fcgw::•$; Thomas WaJdman, «•<br />
IJ^i*aM^^:H:tk*JMlaUtohBiel!^ uantentlon.<br />
®aUr. ootn'oidon Jn ttie<br />
South might givu tbe piutv too much<br />
af a caKervmdve irrwige. But the<br />
parties must huM Un-ir croventfais<br />
In the a m dor, to mduoe the<br />
trcmnidous «R <strong>of</strong> Instnllatiorei,<br />
ommm&mamm wjuipmttit, etc.<br />
• Thug it had beai anticipated that<br />
the Republican cmvention wtuld take<br />
^ace In July and die Democratic<br />
in August, Miuiil Beach Ind put up<br />
SOd,^ and miiEiy thought the maMer<br />
was as good as closed.<br />
However, as Denocfattc doubts<br />
begun to dcwJnp. a axonl lonk wy<br />
tatei at Oucogo and Dano^Hc<br />
Pany lOKkrs reportedly snjimged<br />
tf» dftf a*nu*tmUon there to jnaki-<br />
a flnaneial bid, which Chicago had<br />
not done. Tlie dry was also told tfiat<br />
Its bid would get favorable cunsid-<br />
eraUon. Chicago then put up $750-<br />
000.<br />
Republicans favor an earlier eon.<br />
venUcn than Dunocrafe. hi order to<br />
have plenty <strong>of</strong> Sme- for Mm to cam-<br />
paign against the President before.<br />
the November election. Democrats<br />
expncflHB the nominee to be Presi-<br />
dent Johnson, sue no need tot such<br />
a limg campaigning period. Many<br />
netrtra] obscrvera eni newsmen think<br />
both conventions should be held In<br />
September, which would provide each<br />
candidate with about two months <strong>of</strong><br />
campaigning time. j n this oge <strong>of</strong><br />
television exposure Hurt would be<br />
ample time and. in tho recent past.<br />
Presidential election compuJgns have<br />
worn out just about everyone involv-<br />
ed—the candidates themsWves,<br />
the piuss and campaign workers.<br />
"bN^N<strong>On</strong>CEMl<br />
to Beverly N. I., S n^<br />
"only noticer," his caiiM<br />
the niodiller, "oi^y 1 "-^^'<br />
In one instance he cri<br />
tlves had only a wflk<br />
tence which he fouiid<br />
only operates two tn<br />
;;TCe detecUves had a „„«,<br />
The railroad operates olli<br />
It seems to us that our «<br />
the staff <strong>of</strong> tnis newspaper^<br />
WP^rs h, the wrong p,ad^<br />
siderlng the manifold errol«<br />
and grammar committed bWffi<br />
our typesetters, we are & m<br />
about "only" only. We<br />
fences correctly. We owe<br />
era like bur Beverly<br />
FINIS FOR CAR 14—Po<br />
the air permanently Car 14<br />
tne private automooiie <strong>of</strong> for<br />
Walaman Mr. WaJdinan iiad<br />
installed in it and its desig<br />
Waldnian kept the air busy^TSffl<br />
town and saw ihingb he tuou^lit tttt<br />
tne attention ol the police. Ii&l3<br />
stripped tne equipment rrom MfVtUi<br />
toon it to neauquarters where flriUi<br />
a police automobile. For a time Kit<br />
omy had a pouce radio in hu ot il<br />
way radio which communiaJaj 'S<br />
Patrol and the Civilian DeiciB''<br />
ently, proved a little too much'toaiMi<br />
had this removed a year or more'ikj<br />
also surrendered labt week tlieM<br />
revolver which at one time lie v<br />
shoulder holster In their salad<br />
and former Public Safety<br />
boih carried guns, why we ne<br />
the days when the Messrs. Wild<br />
were named the Rover Boys bj'fdfo<br />
their nocturnal cruising about toiiji<br />
pohce raids and thih and that. ih.'Sk<br />
way, had his fwo-way radio removedfw<br />
car before he left <strong>of</strong>fice We sbodkts<br />
pistol packing pair never shot ati<br />
pttited Natjonsdejnpnstrated itself-as nothing<br />
more than a rather dull international debat-<br />
Jn£ sooiptv<br />
>§, ^)^ji%We; to keep the peace, and<br />
«|*pj3«Uif fWfcihai HHeUnlfed States and the<br />
|Sovjet Union agreed that the conflict must<br />
IfeaMln limited in scope saved the UN from<br />
m tojotfer words, the United NaUohs is<br />
tonly effective in setUiBg major internatloaal<br />
Ifufputes U the two guper-powers want them<br />
-i6ettled. , . ••• , " . • ,<br />
W '-'I-ieoiOBg back, the long dissertations by<br />
J^Mbassaaor Qoldberg and other statesmen<br />
jhad an unreal Quality. TOey wire --"-•-••<br />
v,s<br />
ably, deliberations ~ were proceeding ttStiTSl<br />
the UN headquarters ia New York <strong>City</strong> but,<br />
if so, they failed to make the news.<br />
What this emphasizes is the fact that the<br />
United Nations is almost completely ineffec-<br />
tual unless the U. S. and the Soviets jointly<br />
approve the body's decisions<br />
Will the fate <strong>of</strong> the old League <strong>of</strong> Nations<br />
eventually overtake the UN' Not as long as<br />
this country and Russia believe it has some<br />
value. The League died after the sanctions<br />
it imposed on Italy during that country's<br />
Ethiopian adventure proved worthless in<br />
halting Mussolini's aggression The Rome-<br />
Berlin Axis regarded the League as ridicu-<br />
lous, and the United States, while a benevo-<br />
lent observer <strong>of</strong> League activities, was not a<br />
member.<br />
What happens in the immediate future<br />
will determine the fate <strong>of</strong> the United Nations<br />
It is not too much to say that its future is up<br />
to the U S. and the Soviets If thev work<br />
together the UN will survive.<br />
However, if the two superpowers work<br />
together the United Nations will hardly be<br />
necessary to maintain world peace<br />
Gerfefeii<br />
•nWMW — larnoUim for #n-<br />
tmmmauBt nd th» ^aafle pilfer.<br />
bm at CTrft cards would be auf<br />
ktmt by mo measures left . behind<br />
without actict, wiien the Legislature<br />
closed up rtop last njotuh.<br />
AUhough Om tawnaMng body<br />
passed sewn] hundred hlUs Affing<br />
to stay tosm la«t January, many<br />
BMWW •ftltotl to te «i»ided<br />
•ad m qirtrtb' ratii« In commit.<br />
tern mamiUm B» rrtoni ^ tfie Le-<br />
gist<strong>of</strong>tBe BOtt Noramba-. afcw ol<br />
the MgieeM btlls daeive ta be<br />
ne^erted la ihe cplnien pf lefia-<br />
lntive leadr^,<br />
Ita Jwotfiig and «flng UcenMs<br />
B*nted to senior dtaens would re.<br />
main vtUJd indefinitely 6y one bin<br />
left behind. .Every bat at amis<br />
•rid in Ne«p Jersey «suld tit label-<br />
W witt th« type A ffl nd taf<br />
(obacno CHtarned is .the. etjir by<br />
•irther JBjor^ mtemae, ,'•<br />
»ltf bills irtiloh wtald ^rt^<br />
(•» rt a doz sr«iKK as the ottdal<br />
Start so« art ft*pjg in oauaimm.<br />
liftbrtfal up Jheh- -riot con-<br />
-r-i-nal with the' acquisinon <strong>of</strong><br />
immt <strong>of</strong> tear gas -grenades.<br />
J« Muimmt<br />
I^B weapon* BMiato BMed. :<br />
. ' ='.] • . ' ; - » .. •'•' * •' • ' t •'•" •<br />
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' - F i y E ; . y E * R s ; " ' i » o 6 ; - : - . : . . ' • . ' . • • ; : . • • ; •'.<br />
,: M^w :Nafltod d. Smith «M<br />
teioeBrt to the Wirtwalft by'«. bevy<br />
it gW :« cMsr-'vdpi'JMannas' it'<br />
Jltt at was opened •«» apjrtirtate<br />
ceremijnles. It Iiai been bujlt by the<br />
•:.CbiiBiy'VMd:Sttpiei; •-:•:•••,•••,••.• /•>'• v'^<br />
A defnriant who was due ro traffic<br />
rtto anwer to ch-rgos rf speed<br />
Sf<br />
g °" le Ulrauen a red<br />
T b<br />
TIM YEARS AGO<br />
Two I^ivy fliers from the Pomona<br />
Air Stattoo were fidied out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
SJ^VLS* Oty bos «men after<br />
tt«?y ditched their plane which hod<br />
developed eigfne troube<br />
" * *<br />
fntm<br />
port<br />
SWern<br />
<strong>of</strong> beach<br />
^^piiiaiitifeilgdgef,<br />
i J '^HMlil50w^: ; S»; : .^;«'ii'oi«j i<br />
• • •<br />
MayorEdwardB Bowterannounc-<br />
J?'^"* BoWng Wcck " aft« »<br />
l ol accidents and Injuries to<br />
boatmen were reported.<br />
• • *<br />
YEARS MO<br />
•or. strict enforcement <strong>of</strong> tho Sunday<br />
dosing low while file Thbemade A»-<br />
•XtetkM) undertook en educational<br />
rata to acquaiiit JJeople with the<br />
UUB laws.<br />
• * •<br />
Atormeif by^ itnhncy <strong>of</strong> drfvtra<br />
to to«B traffio dgnsls, pnUdft ^^^<br />
roting ticma on tnotmhU wl»<br />
Jgoorerf red UgUs. Sevoal violeton<br />
were armted ftt driver he has rensonabW<br />
grounds to bdleve that he h«> beat<br />
driving in violation td the law and<br />
Is therefore being placed tinder<br />
arrest<br />
<strong>On</strong> the other hand, according lo<br />
the ruling.' if a poUceman stops a<br />
motorist and cvimnnlly finds the<br />
driver had not been drlnldng and Is<br />
released -to cohtihuer hta >>umey<br />
Iherp would toe no legal arrat, buf<br />
merely an investigative detention.<br />
DtePATCHBR 8S-^yso mM^fl<br />
scene this summer Is "DkpatcherSi'lliS<br />
"Pete Jump" Oianipietro, amolA^Hi*<br />
ty Director Stretch. Mr, Qiafflp^^<br />
'•dispatcher 66" but last year his 6^<br />
assigned to a summer policeman tMM<br />
became "di^BteB«- rfs.a Mr. mr mm<br />
ited fame throughout the CapehjtUjM<br />
radio district,. His; dulcet ton^|||i|<br />
stolen can and called local cars to 1 !<br />
different from the bored, pr<strong>of</strong>^i<br />
ployed by other dispatchers, JBJ|<br />
back at his dispatcher's post tltisstjju.;<br />
is missing. To hear Mr. Glanljaen|Mfll<br />
was an experiende, • : ; *:S^f<br />
• • , . . . . : • • . . • • . * . ' ••••'• • ' * « &<br />
POLICE SECRETARY—V»e «|i<br />
the other day whilB she was bfttiirflp<br />
post <strong>of</strong> summer police secretj#,jlft:]<br />
comes from Lansing, MieWpn*M|f|<br />
a junior at juchigan State UmapKi<br />
maiorini in police admmttlnffl<br />
arrived in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> about a w&W<br />
poUce headquarters. She Is Bif<br />
doesn't look as though she WoiS<br />
becoming an administrator ta|^<br />
recuon pc in workteg ivitn f i#*<br />
Ma amWOonsi Looks can MM<br />
her other falehts Miss Winmtf W<br />
Misj Wnaiw let- it be knowniO!!^<br />
W« and it becuj^ to poUcfi'<br />
handy to hare around to fl#ili<br />
inen, The idea—that she befjim<br />
from 8 p,m. to 2 a.m.flheiroHMj<br />
uniform^ but because she is UBBI<br />
really be a policewoman, Thitte<br />
who met Miss; OTHans v#um:;. CtTY HA&L owuip-<br />
hM a soul, aria the'? pKenvnfflM<br />
, <strong>of</strong>flce <strong>of</strong> Conimlssloners'-i&llk<br />
David ^L. Simpson. MayorMm<br />
decorattng Wiftfflcer w«b ;po^<br />
••, scenes. Anybody? might do;tt|l<br />
: and -Chance, HoWevlr, aiffflp<br />
;: h«vr • borrowed origiM! 3flM<br />
Mrj Kathiyn WittoS^dlrWteM<br />
Cejito;. Wstefully framiiyi;^<br />
; -Wlepldr, ^f^ooditaste; <strong>of</strong>iiOT<br />
to. Jhe^tffllH «rhich hltWrM<br />
•>:. n6thJiii|:ttorfl ^rtoWhU#;!BWW<br />
; ^nd, phptocraphs ?<strong>of</strong>-meni^Wf' 9<br />
: Apartinentt; ^Mrs;. wiison is l?<<br />
; pi 'rare- soulful, lioW8#P<br />
ChMce^fluterbffledJis M<br />
simple composiUon Mrti><br />
:: leaves, radflating the groat<br />
: MMtuni>ls;alsttiay <strong>of</strong>;jonfe<br />
dallodilS; Daffodils, it seen^j<br />
'•• i^^^^CniicVi^wflicestf"^<br />
"latfer*\Vfe^^" M - *^-- ki ^' < * <<br />
fJUNE 30, <strong>1967</strong><br />
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
urc News<br />
FIST CHURCH<br />
'ScbooL<br />
Wonhlp.<br />
W<br />
HODIST CHURCH<br />
fentral QV.<br />
flck, mlnlitsr<br />
eaks to you<br />
TIAK SCIENCE<br />
RDIO SERIES<br />
MIS SUNDAY<br />
I OI-UKS^Port 2'<br />
George G. AJhlon. organUt and choir<br />
master<br />
Tesiay (Friday)—<br />
9 a.m. 1O Us 30<br />
durdi School.<br />
8 p.nij—Chineel Qioir reheaiial,<br />
Sunday—<br />
mm<br />
— Vacation<br />
a-m — Church School with<br />
Lljssii tor jU ain?s<br />
S 30 and 11 a m —Idtn'iral Wor<br />
Eh p Service*! Dr Guffn k'f* sf nnon<br />
tor.t ^nrenHy and Struggle'<br />
7 30 p m — Earning Worship in the<br />
MQQ iyn Thi a1i>r §,ssikt*rf Thi? Hon<br />
ombif Brygks Hays former Con-<br />
jcrf^smjn from Arku/Bas<br />
Moiiday—<br />
Ipiti<br />
8pm<br />
—CommiKiion on EduisiUon<br />
=O££ii.jaI Bsard Meeting<br />
2 p.m.—Summer AUMUary, durch<br />
SDclal Hull, Miss Florence Bucking,<br />
ham, speaker.<br />
Wednesday—<br />
7:20 p,m._Mid^s'e>ok Prayer Sav-<br />
ieo in Bleyler Ompel.<br />
OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
Hen* ef MM Ocem aty SumniM-<br />
•1M CN<br />
MB CMNtwie.<br />
10th it. and Wulay av.<br />
R«v. David P. Wright, D.D., paitor<br />
Riv. Donald Lawisn, Mlnliter <strong>of</strong><br />
Youth<br />
Jamei H&pewsll. Cstilsnncs Musical<br />
Dlndor<br />
Sunday—<br />
ST PRESBYTERIAN<br />
UNDAY SCHOOL<br />
THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A.<br />
7th and Wesley Avenue<br />
Are Cordially Invited To Attend The<br />
JMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 2, <strong>1967</strong><br />
9:30 a.m.<br />
Juesr Teacher—Mr. R. Lyh Olmstead<br />
Director. Christian Education, Fir«t Preibyterian<br />
Graded Classes For The Family<br />
1ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<br />
THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. U.S.A.<br />
7th and Wesley Avenue<br />
Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th.M., Pastor<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 2, <strong>1967</strong><br />
NG WORSHIP - 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.<br />
Message<br />
"THE MYSTERY OF. MAN"<br />
SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30 a.m.<br />
Graded Classes For The Family<br />
EVENING WORSHIP-7:30 p.m.<br />
Closing Erercises<br />
DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL<br />
160 PUPILS and TEACHERS<br />
WEDNESDAY EVENING-7:30 p.m.<br />
"The Bible Study Hour"<br />
Director <strong>of</strong> Music<br />
HENRY C. LOPER<br />
— Organists —<br />
MRS. DAVID TOBIAS, ROBERT V. ALLEN<br />
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You<br />
Jolding Foith The Word 01 Life" Philippianb 2 16<br />
g frenn 9 a.m. ito 12:30<br />
ait Watson's ttostsiUTCint, 9th st. and<br />
Ocenn av., and Impaln MutpJ. left<br />
sidir 10th s«. and boardwolk.<br />
9:30 a.m.—SuiKlsiy Schixd with dOT, Wi ••.* O^nj *lis PARKINS far « <strong>On</strong> •! Clwrdi,<br />
ff-30 Ciw/ Sunday.-Sch^bl In gradWilqisrt^or the family<br />
OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE<br />
Wesley av., Stfi to Ath ttt,<br />
Sunday—<br />
8:45 flntl 10:45 a.m-—Sons services<br />
led by William G. Lulf. Tobtniaclo<br />
Association presld,ent.<br />
9 and 31 a.m.—JVlorrinj; Worship,<br />
Dr. J, Bunion "niwimis,, retU«r erf the<br />
Church <strong>of</strong> 4he Heavenly Rt4t,, Fifth<br />
£iv. at 9(Kh St., New York, spoiler,<br />
7:15 prjn.—Song service Jed by Wai-<br />
ter I), Eddowcs Jr. in the Strand<br />
Theatre, &h st. and Boardwalk.<br />
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service .in the<br />
Strand "J'heei.tre, Dr. G. Ross Free-<br />
man, assistant to the dean and (Mrec-<br />
tor ol supervised ministry ol the<br />
Oandler School «C 'Hieology, E^nory<br />
Undveridly, Atlanta, Ga., speaker.<br />
ChapluJn <strong>of</strong> the day. Itev. JoJin C.<br />
UNION CHAPEL-BY-THE-SEA<br />
5Sltl U. and Aibvry av.<br />
Defcin, lay Ivader<br />
Mr*. Thoma« D. MuDliwaux, director<br />
<strong>of</strong> mutlc<br />
Sunday—<br />
9:30 a_m.—Smida^ SdiooiL E^igwie<br />
Debus, sup^TiiKtendeiit. Classes for<br />
all.<br />
11 a_ni.—-WOITJIUP Service. Sj>eaker.<br />
Dr. G. Ross *'PWJ1EU1 ol tJie Quidler<br />
School at Theology <strong>of</strong> Emory Unl-<br />
vendty, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. WilMam<br />
A.. Oillen, soloist at St. John the<br />
Evungclist