New Market Hunt Club Plans Sunday Horse Show
The New Market Hunt Club will sponsor a horse show Sunday at the Frederick Pony Club in Iyamsville starting at 9 a.m. with over 200 horses and about 100 riders. Judges include John Mitchell and Fred Christiansen. Ringmaster J W S Miller and steward Gilmore R Flautt II lead the event open to the public. Lunch will be sold.
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New Market Hunt Club
Frederick
Ward
Gilmore R Flautt II
New Market
Government report raises three questions on 1963 eavesdropping case
The Justice Department filing to the Supreme Court leaves key questions unresolved about when FBI Director J Edgar Hoover gained approval to use bugging devices, whether Robert F Kennedy authorized ongoing eavesdropping, and the scope of cases the FBI deems justified for national security.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
FBI
J Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoover
Thurgood Marshall
Eavesdropping Policy Scrutiny in Black Case Probed
A court filing questions when the practice of bugging began in the Black case and whether FBI listening devices operated under broad or specific authority. The memo notes Hoover could authorize eavesdropping for national security or internal safety, but cites historical limits and possible lack of department coordination.
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Fred B
Black Jr
Kennedy
William
P. ‘Rogers
Herbert Brownell
New York
Black
Washington
Department
FBI
Justice Department
Marsall
Hoover
Johnson
Marshall
GOP Aims To Make Advances In South
Republicans in the South push to expand offices this summer including governors in five states and Senate seats nationwide. Leaders tout a two party system while aiming to mobilize Negro voters and sidestep civil rights talk, focusing on Viet Nam, inflation, and reducing federal takeovers of state and local government. Georgia has selected a Negro state party parliamentarian to win crucial Negro support in tight races.
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Atlanta, Ga
South
U.S. Senate
Representatives
Barry Goldwater
Deep South
Goldwater
Senate
Claude Kirk
Jacksonville
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
Viet Nam
South Carolina
Harry §. Dent
Saigon Night Life Involves Hostesses And Prostitution
In Saigon bars near midnight, American soldiers and local women mingle amid neon lights and late curfews. The wartime economy supports many women through hostess work or prostitution, with some earning far more than official salaries. Some hostesses are widows or spouses of officials, while others seek adventure, though many simply keep company with GIs and save Saigon tea tickets. The scene reflects broader social impacts of 271,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam and the moral debates surrounding the war.
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Saigon
Sen J. W. Fulbright
Keely
Wartorn
Viet Nam
Ao Dai
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