Tension Remains In Panama
Six months after Canal Zone violence, Panama City shows wary calm amid lingering tension. Bullet marks circle government and public buildings on the Panamanian side while U S flags fly alongside Panamanian banners at 29 sites. Americans roam freely but some avoid Panama City as sporadic terror acts and unrest persist.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
Boly Khan
Canal Zone
Legislative Palace
Panamanian
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Balboa High School
Panama City
Panama rights inquiry deepens old tensions
The International Jurists' Commission, invited by the Panama Bar Association, reported on Panama's claim that the United States violated human rights principles. Panamanians largely show little interest as President Roberta Chiarri and leaders refrain from comment, with a presidential aide noting the matter was raised by a private group, not the government.
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Frederick
Maryland
International Jurists' Commission
Panama Bar Association
Panama
United States
Roberto Chiari
Thurmont Grange Hosts Friendship Night Program
The Thurmont Grange, in observance of Friendship Night, staged a program at Jefferson Grange hall led by lecturer Mrs. Kenneth Mathias. Readings by Mrs. Charles Myers, Mrs. Mae Moser, and Rodman Myers, plus a piano solo by Barbara Sawyer, highlighted the event alongside a pro am.
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Thurmont Grange
Jefferson Grange
Grange Hall
Kenneth Mathias
Guest Grange
Barbara Sawyer
David Ifert
Patty Lakin
Rocks
Jack Lakin
Merril Remsberg
Richard Remsburg
Franklin Ott
Halfdan Zimmerman
Richard Grove
Jeri Lou McGowan
Kathy Tfert
Linda Ifert
Charles King
Luther Remsburg
General Assembly can reapportion itself without referendum
Baltimore AP reports the state law department asserts the General Assembly may reapportion itself without constitutional changes or a referendum. Assistant Attorney General Robert Sweeney said this on Wednesday following a Supreme Court voiding of a constitution provision, such as Senate makeup, and stated the legislature can proceed.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
State Law Department
Robert Sweeney
Supreme Court
Senate
Maryland Supreme Court Reapportionment Directive Mentioned
A fragment notes a Maryland legal dispute involving a Supreme Court directive to address constitutional amendment issues and reapportionment. It references Del George A and demands compliance with state regulatory registration and legislative actions, reflecting ongoing political-legal tensions in the state.
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Price
R-Balto
Sweeney
Maryland
del. George A.I
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