Meeting Fails To Produce Results In Dispute Between Border States
Maryland and Virginia held a three hour conference on liquor licenses, fishing, crabbing, and pollution along the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay with no proposals passed. Gov McKeldin threatened Maryland action unless licenses or other measures were granted in Maryland counties. Only two motions by Turnbull and Cardin advanced before being tabled as the session adjourned.
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George Bowen
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Uquor
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Robert Y. Button
Culpeper
Maryland Legislative Council
Cardin
Gov
Stanley
del. W. Tayloe Murphy
Richmond County
Gar. Y Stanley
Madde Charles
Sen
Mattingly
D-St. Mary's
Charlottesville
A. H. Pangster
Americans French Investigating Murder of Woman
French and American authorities questioned several U S soldiers in the slaying of Mrs Nelly Dean wife of an East St Louis II sergeant The murder occurred near the Azay le Rideau Chateau southwest of Paris and the autopsy found knife carvings without rape There is no confirmed suspect list yet and officials seek reads. Tunis decree allows confiscation of improperly acquired property by French officials.
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Poitiers
France
INS
U. S
Nelly Dean
East St. Louis
Army
Chinon
David W. Dean
Criminal Investigation Division
Jack Surete Nationale
CREB
Chinon Hospital
Dean
Azay-le-Rideau Chateau
Paris
Telephone Workers Without Contract
New York telephone equipment installers, 23,000 members in 44 states and DC, remain without a contract as peace talks continue with Western Electric. Union leader Joseph B. Dunne says current offers are insufficient and a strike remains a strategic possibility. The union seeks 16 cents an hour raise plus six cents in other benefits, while existing contract wages range from 1.9 to 2.38 dollars per hour.
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New York
Joseph B. Dunne
Communications Workers of America
Sow Go
Dunne
District of Columbia
Western Electric Co
Bell ‘Tel
Western Electric
Magazine industry set to regulate scandal mags
In San Francisco a New Jersey prosecutor predicted that magazines will adopt self controls on scandal publications. Russell Morss Jr. spoke at a national convention as the industry faces rising pressure from distributors and authorities. In England, hat manufacturers plan a parade as women workers shun hats and go bareheaded, with 250 firms joining the campaign and prizes for top designs.
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Francisco
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Russell Morss Jr
National Assn
Ho Bel Morss
Luton
England
Golfing Ladies Use Unusual Equipment At Nine Hole Course
Two women at the Nidge Golf Course used a mine detector instead of clubs while playing nine holes. They searched for a ring missing since Monday, working seven hours with the detector as other players watched. The search continued today as they hunted the grassy lake and rough areas for the ring. Meanwhile in Virginia Beach officials cut salaries to balance a large budget gap with the mayor losing 3900 and councillors 690 each, though the total budget remains 114,692 higher.
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Los Angeles
Joan Sheeter
Virginia Beach
Federal Judge Powers in Rights Bill Spark Debate
A federal judge would gain broad authority to enforce court orders in civil contempt in voting rights cases, with criminal contempt limited to jury trials. The provision risks lengthy jail terms and bonds to compel compliance, drawing opposition and lengthy House debate before compromise.
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Washington
Jones
Smith
Rezamouri
M Jones
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Emush
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