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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
6
Maryland Governor Tawes addresses flag policy amid expected turnout at a public meeting in Annapolis. The event, drawing roughly 21 attendees, focuses on state flag treatment and ceremonial guidelines.
The readable text lists scattered place names and initials, mentioning Fort McHerry and a presidential reference, but provides no coherent event or outcome to describe with certainty. Entities appear garbled and no clear date, organization, or person facts emerge.
Messy OCR reads Churchmen playing politics as part time interest veutheinsg tre tas preced e lections. Fragmentary text mentions church figures involved in local election discourse and anticipated voting issues without clear names or dates.
Police report an unidentified skull found near the shoreline. Medical examiners at the city morgue will determine identity and cause as investigations continue.
A U S aid program for Laos is questioned as a congressional committee reports bombing and waste in the Laos aid effort. The inquiry cites undisclosed sums and governance concerns while officials defend policy and emphasize transparency in the Southeast Asia program. Also, passengers aboard the Bar Belle endured a five hour grounding excursion at Tolchester Beach after the ship ran aground near Kent County pier.
Unclear report describes high winds causing unusually low tubes and the Bay Belle loading 1.30Ps for a return trip before breaking down. passengers were removed and spent over an hour on deck as crew worked to free the ship in Galveston Texas. Governor Earl K Long appeared at a hospital window to address Louisiana reporters, saying he is no crazier than they are.
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