Prison Riot At Idaho Penitentiary Burns Two Buildings
Two jail structures burned and two inmates were critically stabbed during a four hour riot at the Idaho Penitentiary in Boise. Officials blamed heat and crowded conditions, with 225 inmates in the yard at 8:30 p.m. and later returned to cells after tear gas. Inmates David Bortz and Charles Rice were identified as stabbed. both in critical condition.
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Bobe
Idaho
Idaho Penitentiary
Boise
David Bortz
Cassia County
Charles Rice
Ada
Raymond W. May
May
Counselor weekly sessions eyed for community center
At a meeting in the renamed Community Training and Information Center Dr. Stephens and School Superintendent John L. Carnahan discussed plans for weekly counseling and several proposals. The Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin drew 66 000 visitors in its first spring month.
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Stephens
B&o
Community Training and Information Center
John L. Carnachan
FCC
Debbie Palm
Lyndon B. Johnson
Austin
Tex
Maryland Bridge Relocation Plans and Bypass Progress
Mohler outlined the relocation at U.S. 15 and Md. 97 with proximity to Mt. Airy bypass, due for completion in weeks. Kibler Construction of Finksburg leads four Howard County bridge projects with bids of 479,917 and 517,805 for Sandhill and Poplar Springs roads, Warfield Paul of Woodbine handles two contracts, Morgan Station Road work bid at 386,172.30 and WaterVille Road bridge and approaches are included.
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Mohler
U.S. 15
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
M. J. Grove
Howard County
Kibler Construction Company
Finksburg
Sandhill
Poplar Springs
Warfield Paul Company
Woodbine
Morgan Station
Waterville Road
Maryland senators defend scholarship program amid abuse concerns
Senators Smelser Snyder and a colleague defend keeping grants under elected officials amid reported abuses. They warn shifting control to a state agency may not end politics, while a legislative study of the program is supported. A note on Moroccan blue men mentions indigo robes and rubbed dye.
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Ing
Thomas
Smelser
Snyder
Frederick County
Sens
Legislative Council
Ways and Means
Senate
William S. James
Maryland
Del
Lucille Maurer
D-Montgomery
Souletts Majorette Team Gears Up for Rocky Ridge Contest
The Majorette Fabric Shop and Colonial Music fundraise to support uniforms and 10 drums for the Souletts, an all black youth unit facing race tension. Members like Mrs Rollins, Katherine Davis and Auretha Smith organize sponsorships while Elks aid boots and rehearsals move from Washington Street School to the Elks Lodge. The group plans to compete at Rocky Ridge VFD on August 21, weathering local hostility yet seeking community backing.
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Colonial Music
The
Elks
Washington Street
Elks Lodge
Rollins
Katherine Davis
Auretha Smith
Deborah Fredericks
Elaine Watts
Margaret Jenkins
Souletts
Rocky Ridge Vfd
Fire Department
PEDISPONGE claims to remove corns and stains
An advertorial copy touts PEDISPONGES as a quick painless remedy for corns callouses and hardened skin on feet hands knees and elbows. It also promises stain removal for paint ink nicotine and dyes and markets the product as gentle on sensitive skin with long lasting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abo
SEOQ
Peoples Drug Stores
Russians Use Artillery Against Hailstorms Near Azerbaijan
An AP report states Soviet farmers in Central Asia's Azerbaijan region have long faced damaging hail. They describe using artillery to shoot down hail before it strikes Rural Life crops, aiming to protect wheat and cotton yields from summer storms.
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Moscow
Selskaya Zhitn
Republic of Azerbaijan
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Melvin R. Laird
U.S
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Nixon
William J. Rogers
United States
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Congress
Iprostitute
Superior Court
Vice Squad
Beverly Frye
Richmond
Alfred Burka
Berger’s
N. Market
Majorette
Southern States
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Woodsboro
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Magnavox
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