Delawares Court Upholds Public Whipping Practice
The Delaware Supreme Court ruled that public whipping does not violate cruel and unusual punishment provisions. The decision affirms a 20 lash sentence for Franklin W. Cannon Jr. on probation violation, noting the law dates to colonial days and that 24 crimes in Delaware carry flogging as an option.
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State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Permits Issued For Nine County Homes And Improvements
Nine county building permits for six new homes three home additions one shed and a trailer totaling 58450 in value were released by the Assessment Office on Tuesday after approval by the Planning Commission State Roads Commission County Health Department and County Roads Department. Included were an 18000 brick veneer home with one car garage seven rooms and one and one half baths on Etzler Road near Rocky Springs Road for Marlin and Jeanette Beans of RFD 7 Frederick and a 16500 brick veneer home with six rooms a carport and one and one half baths on OH Annapolis Road south of Maryland Route 26 to be built by Poole and Sons of Libertytown. Also approved were a 15000 brick veneer home with six rooms and one and one half baths on Old Annapolis Road west of Maryland Route 75 for John R B Thompson of New Market and a 1200 brick veneer home with five rooms and one and one half baths on Teen Barnes Road west of US Route 340 for Robert and Starr Fitez of RFD 4 Frederick. Final home permits included a 5000 brick home with four rooms on Roddy Road near Apples Church Road for George A Fleagle and an 11400 brick veneer home with basement on Arady Church Road east of Baker Valley Road for Robert and Jean Whipp of RFD 2 Frederick.
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State Roads Commission
County Health Department
County Roads Department
Etzler Road
Rocky Springs Road
Marlin
Jeanette Beans
RFD
Frederick
Annapolis Road
Maryland
Poole and Sons
Libertytown
John RB. Thompson
New Market
Thomas N. Mohler
Rose E Rice
Thurmont
Ala
Cosine Sm
West Main
Rayaavi Man Srler
Anther
Ty Wendell
Mary
Varsland Reale
Vraretstioan
Kennedy and Eisenhower spar over budget and space
President Kennedy at a news conference defends Congress over tax cuts and foreign aid while clashing mildly with former President Eisenhower who floats a 13 billion budget cut. Eisenhower critiques Kennedy space spending as the nation debates fiscal soundness and defense buildup.
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Associated Press
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Kennedy
Congress
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Kennedy Eisenhower clash shows political solidarity and risk
A fragmented exchange between Kennedy and Eisenhower shifts between solidarity and sharp criticism. Each mocks the other’s record while neither gains, risking political standing as they spar over space spending and unfinished business. A separate AP note recalls a civil rights march where police dispersed Black voters demanding jobs.
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