Ellicott City Family Adopts Korean Orphan Yun Ok Suh
In September a dark haired girl found in Korea was named Yun Ok Suh. The Hale family of Ellicott City, Maryland, after years of longing to adopt a foreign child, welcomed her into their home after a lengthy placement process with Korean authorities. They traveled to New York to meet her following a 22 hour journey via Tokyo, Seattle and Chicago.
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Baltimore
Korea
Yun Ok Suh
United States
James H. Hale
Ellicott City
Hale
Marie
Hales
Tun
New York
Tokyo
Seattle
Chicago
James i
I H. Hale
Tax Cut Postponed To Nov In Maryland
Governor Tawes said a special session of the Maryland Legislature could be called in November if revised revenue estimates justify repeal or reduction of the pending state income tax increase. He requested updated figures by November 1 plus spending needs for next year.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
General Assembly
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Board of Revenue Estimates
Bettor Wins 24836 60 Twin Double at Marlboro Race Course
A 49 year old trainer from suburban Washington won 24836 60 on the Twin Double at Marlboro Race Course. He plans to head to Shenandoah Downs in West Virginia for the night program and says the win keeps him in the game despite years of losses.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Marlboro Race Course
Shenandoah
Washington
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W.va
Soldier Held For Grand Jury On Child Beating Charge
A 24 year old babysitting serviceman from Boston stationed at the Coast Relay Station faced grand jury action after a July incident in which Tammy Sue Grubbs, two, was beaten in the face. Witnesses reported bruising and bleeding, and Shedd was found intoxicated by police. The preliminary hearing led to continued detention on a $1000 bond.
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Byron W. Thompson
William James Shedd
Boston
Mass
Past Coast
Shedd
Tammy Sue Grubbs
Mary E. Grubbs
East Fifth Street
Grubbs
North Market Street
Charles V. Main
Local Man Seeks Void of Church Tax Exemptions
A federal suit filed in Baltimore asks U S District Court to declare church tax exemptions invalid for churches operating non religious businesses. Plaintiffs Lemon Cree and Maria Cree of Middletown Md argue exemptions breach the separation of church and state.
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Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Lemon Cree
Maria
Middletown
Cree
South Mountain
Fort Detrick
Free Thought Society of America
Mystery Flare Lights Over Loveland Explained
Police identify mystery aerial lights as a prank using a railroad flare and six gas balloons launched Thursday night in Loveland. Officers stated no unidentified flying object was involved.
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Loveland
Colo
State Bans Oyster Beds in Chesapeake Bay Areas
The State Health Department will close oyster beds in 11 areas of Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries on September 1 due to possible sewage pollution. The move was announced Thursday with the Legislative Council approving a resolution sponsored by Sen. Edward T.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
Chesapeake Bay
Legislative Council
Edward T
Paterson Negro District Sees Third Night of Riots
Gasoline bombs bottles and bricks rained in Paterson New Jersey's Fourth Ward on a third consecutive night of violence. Police reported 50 to 60 incidents with 23 Negroes one white man and about a dozen juveniles arrested as authorities sought to quell the unrest.
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Paterson
N.J
Elizabeth
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
More U N Troops For Cyprus
U N Secretary General U Thant asked for more soldiers to bolster the Cyprus peace force as Greek Turkish tensions rise. The nine contributing nations met at U N headquarters. number of additional troops not disclosed. A new force would likely deploy along the northwest coast facing Greek and Turkish Cypriots. The crisis began after Greek Cypriots attacked Turkish positions and Turkey retaliated. Cyprus reports about 500 casualties as the conflict nears eight months. A Security Council cease in military flights and a fragile truce have held since Tuesday.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Greece
Turkey
New York
Mansoura-Kokkina
Security Council
Woman Burned in Home On Madison Street
A Frederick woman, Mrs. Linsey T. Jones, was seriously burned while sleeping on a Madison Street sofa. She was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with second and third degree burns covering about 36 percent of her body and listed in fair condition. Investigators Lt. Potts Sgt. Wheeldon and officers Darkis and Travis believe a lighted cigarette started the fire.
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Frederick
Madison Street
United Ambulance
Linsey T. Jones
Potts
Wheeldon
Darkis
Travis
Jones
Cold August Morning Brings Record Lows Across Region
The 52 degree start marked the second coldest August so far this century as residents layered up and cooled off air conditioners. Cooler air from Canada pushed temperatures down into the 30s in parts of the Great Lakes and Midwest with scattered record lows from Illinois to New York. Showers moved through Missouri Kansas and parts of Illinois Indiana while the East saw a mix of sun and clouds and declining heat.
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Sallie Yost
Weather Bureau
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Canada
Midwest
Great Lakes
New England
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Hibbing
Minn
Park Falls
Wis
Madison
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Cleveland
New York City
Brookings
Plains
Missouri
Kansas
Whinois
Indiana
Rockies
Pay Raise From Clerk To Cabinet
Federal workers from mail carriers to Cabinet officers gain pay raises under Johnson signed legislation. The measure covers 1.7 million people, adds 358 million annually, and retroactive rises begin July 1 for most. Congress members await January 1 for a 7,500 raise.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Courts of Appeal
House Bill called Bomb on reapportionment row
Washington faces a sharpened battle over the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling as Congress frays over delaying reapportionment. The House shelved Rep Tuck’s bill stripping courts of jurisdiction, while Senate leaders back a delay proposal tied to foreign aid, heightening unease ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Wiliam M Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Dirksen
Smith
Tuck
Federal Court
Federal District Courts
Rules Committee
House Legislative Committee
Judiciary Committee
Atlantic City
National Discount House To Open Arlan's Store Here
Arlan’s discount department store plans a 50 000 square foot outlet at Prospect Shopping Center on South Jefferson near the Frederick bypass. Construction begins immediately under Herbert Palestine, Arlan's VP. The store will employ about 100 local workers, offer 120 departments, and provide parking for 725 cars. The Clarke Avenue group of B Howard Richard Inc and Jerome Trout Jr led the closing. Arlan’s trades on the NYSE as AAD and is priced around 48.50 with last year’s volume near 140 million and earnings per share at 3.25. The store manager position will be announced later.
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Prospect
South Jefferson Street
Frederick
Arlan
Herbert Palestine
Arlan's Stores
Arlan’s
Portland
Charleston
Wva
Rochster
N.Y
Denver
Colo. B
Arlan's
N.Y. Stock Exchange
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Health Dept
Paterson, N. J
U. Thant
National Discount House
Able
Safeway Super Market
Peoples Drug
Boys and Girls Wear
Arlans
Illan
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