New Hampshire Primary Coverage Sparks Election Night Analysis
New Hampshire’s presidential primary triggers instant network coverage as computers stream early returns. NBC CBS and others pivot to analysis with voices like Louis Harris and remarks on Lodge and Scranton. Recommended tonight: Young People's Concert with the New York Philharmonic and Bernstein.
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New York
New Hampshire
Stage Center
Lodge
CBS
NBC
Louis Harris
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Meade Alcorn
GOP
Theodore H. White
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
David Brinkley
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
Eastern Shore lawmakers push 35 bushel clam limit
AP report notes two Maryland Eastern Shore legislators propose a new rule to cap daily clam catches by licensees at 35 bushels. The move targets conservation and fishery management.
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Annapolis
Farmer Hanks Cattle To Barn
Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Walter H. Moorman directed a verdict of acquittal for Roger M Burdette 35 charged with creating a public nuisance by using an automobile horn to wake cattle at 3 a.m. Neighbors Dennison and Jackson testified the horn disturbed their sleep. the judge noted rural nuisance claims vary and urged a quieter wakeup method.
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Montgomery County
Walter H. Moorman
Roger M Burdette
Harmony Hall
Germantown
Burdette
Charles Dennison
Thomas E. Jackson
Dennison
West Virginia
Jackson
Burlington swan needs mate as locals seek expert help
Burlington residents launch a two pronged effort to find a mate for a solitary Fox River swan and hire an expert to determine the appropriate mate. The bird resists proximity, reaching five feet and ruffling feathers when bothered while other text notes unrelated items about whale parts used for various products.
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Burlington, Wis
Burlington
Fox River
Maryland Legislature Cuts Unemployment Taxes Amid Higher Benefits
The 1964 Maryland Legislature reduced employer payroll taxes by three tenths of one percent while boosting weekly unemployment benefits. About 55,000 employers gain tax relief, and the unemployment fund rose from 53.4 million to 144 million, enabling maximum benefits to go from 38 dollars plus 2 per dependent up to four to 46 dollars. The reform also exempts barbers and beauticians who lease spaces and repeals deduction of severance or vacation pay from benefits eligibility. The director of employment security may adjust rules during the year as needed.
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Maryland
George Bowen
Annapolis
Bej
Mary
Breach of contract bill stalls in committee
The text notes breach of contract leads to monetary damages and that organized labor pursued a speedier court action to bypass arbitration. The bill failed to leave committee, blocking faster legal recourse.
Grandmother Chases Suspect After Fatal Hit and Run
In San Francisco a fur-run driver, Ronald C. Lambert, 32, struck and killed two elderly women, Nora Eastman and Marie Mindenhall, as they crossed a crosswalk after stopping at a red light. A grandmother gave chase through Golden Gate Park and police eventually stopped the vehicle with a collision. Lambert faces felony manslaughter and hit-run charges along with drunk driving and running a stop sign. Mrs Vera Warner, 49, reported the incident and witnessed the crash.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ronald C. Lambert
Vera Warner
Lambert
Nora Eastman
Marie Mindenhall
Warner
Chase Lambert
Chase Ends After Tire Detaches In Hit Run
Mrs Warner honked as a fleeing car with a damaged tire was pursued by police. The chase ended when a police car crashed into the fleeing vehicle three miles from the hit run scene. Witnesses recalled the driver continuing after impact, saying it sickened them.
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U.S
New Delhi
Pakistan Foreign Office
Lahore
Mohammed Ayub Khan
News brief from Frederick dated March 11 1964
The Frederick edition dated Wednesday March 11 1964 reports local happenings in Maryland. It covers public notices and short items about community events and officials. The page highlights civic decisions, meetings, and scheduled activities in the area.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Television Schedule Fragments
A list of 1950s style TV slots with times and program names including The Last Woman on Earth This Gun for Hire The Courtship of Andy Hardy Rifleman Leave It to Beaver The Quiet American Best of Groucho Three Stooges News and various children and animated shows with multiple entries and channel pairings.
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Popeye
Cheyenne
Yogi Bear
Courtship
Andy Hardy
Lorenzo and His Friends
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Wyoming
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