Redistrict Motion Is Filed
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland's Court of Appeals was asked to apply the Supreme Court ruling on a Tennessee reapportionment case to a Maryland matter. Alfred L Scanlan argued the two cases share constitutional principles, noting state law violations affect federal rights. Baltimore lawmakers filed suit in U S District Court seeking a mandatory injunction to reapportion the 123 member House of Delegates based on the census.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Alfred L Scanlan
Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
Baltimore
Maryland General Assembly
Saité
U.S. District Court
James A. Pine
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
General Assembly
United States
House of Delegates
Scanlan
Jackie Lunches With Queen at Buckingham Palace
Jacqueline Kennedy joined Queen Elizabeth II for lunch in a small state dining room at Buckingham Palace. Guests included Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Lady Dorothy with eight others. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were not invited. A crowd of about 500 cheered Mrs. Kennedy as she arrived with her sister and brother-in-law.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Macmillan
Lady Dorothy
Mrs. Kennedy
Palace
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Inlaw
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
U. S
David Brice
Frondizi Overthrow Plan Cut Short By Military Chiefs
Buenos Aires AP dispatch says combat troops began to oust President Frondizi but halted before a coup. Units seized Government House in La Pampa and guarded key centers in Buenos Aires as Frondizi refused to resign and defense officials discussed a veto arrangement to keep him in office.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondini
Government House
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Frondiz
Frondizi
Navy
Hugo Vaca Narvaja
Rodolfo Mortimez
$50 000 Suit Is Settled
A jury in Circuit court was dismissed as the $50 000 damage suit between Edwin F. Nikirk for John Walter Thompson and William Hayes Moser settled at the trial table. No settlement figure was made public. Thompson, a 64 year old Monrovia resident, alleged he was injured when a car driven by Lester Rexrode, with Thompson as a passenger, collided with Moser’s car on April 22 1961 about two miles east of the city. Thompson claimed Moser’s negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
John Walter Thompson
Monrovia
William Hayes Moser
James McSherry
Thompson
Lester Rexrode
Moser
Candidates Invited To Pre Primary Meet
The Young Democratic Club invites over 40 county primary candidates and about a dozen city election hopefuls to a Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Pine Room at the Southern restaurant. President Lawrence M. Powell expects strong turnout for a club pre primary program that will introduce candidates to members. The club will not endorse, and will then discuss plans for its city election participation in June.
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Young Democratic Club
Southern
Lawrence M. Powell
Reminded Of Forest Fire Dangers
Warm days bring outdoor activity and dry leaves in county woods raising fire risk. Fire trucks have responded to field fires with no serious blazes. Spring fire season began March 1 and lasts until May 31 with strict burning rules and penalties. Weather outlook calls for warm trend though showers possible Thursday night.
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Weather Bureau
Robbery Suspect Questioned After Maryland Gun Shop Break-In
State Police questioned a New Jersey man in connection with a break in at the Maryland Gun Shop on U S 40 west near the bar racks. The burglar alarm rang at 10 26 pm Tuesday. a stolen 38 caliber revolver remains unrecovered. Police said a description and tag number of a suspicious car helped lead to the arrest on Route 40 west. Henry I Stafford is handling the investigation.
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Maryland
U.S. 40 West
New Jersey
Route 40
Thef
Tfe
Henry I. Stafford
Army takes over in Syria coup ends Parliament
Syria's army dissolved Parliament and ousted President Nazem el Koudsi and Premier Marouf Dawatibi's cabinet in a bloodless coup. The military called for Arab unity with Egypt and Iraq, neutrality, and reform while promising a transitional government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Nazem el Koudsi
Marouf Dawatibi
Damascus
Egypt
Gazal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A
Nasser
Army Command
Iraq
Palestine
UAR
Warned Of Non-Support Beating Wife Case Leads Court Session
A 38-year-old Negro man, George A Bowman of New Market, was convicted on non-support and assault charges after his wife Ruth C Bowman testified he paid less than ordered and typically assaulted her during payments. Magistrate Byron W Thompson warned of a year and a half sentence if he misses a payment or harms her again. Also, Charles A Green Sr of Libertytown was ordered to pay support to Helen L Green. In motor vehicle cases, Russell W L Fisher of Myersville was acquitted of improper passing, while Albert E Fudge of Hagers Town was convicted of speeding on Route 40 near Harmony.
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House of Correction
George A. Bowman
New Market
Ruth C Bowman
Byron W Thompson
Bowman
Charles A. Green
Libertytown
Helen L Green
Myersville
Russell W. L Fisher
Tfe
Harry J. Front
Harmony
Fisher
Albert E. Fudge
Ridge
Tre Frost
Five Day Forecast From AP Maryland Delaware
The five day outlook from the Associated Press says temperatures will run near normal with typical highs mid 50s and lows in the 20s to 40s. Warmth is expected Thursday followed by cooler Friday and Saturday and a rebound Sunday into Monday. Rain chances peak Thursday and again Saturday with showers likely Thursday night or Saturday night.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Home Show Opens With 1000 Guests For Sixth Year
A Junior Chamber of Commerce event attracts more than 1,000 attendees for the opening of the sixth annual Home Show. Mayor Ramsburg cuts the ribbon at 6 15 pm as Brunswick High School’s Railroaders perform. The display features 32 booths from 22 local businesses and two Jaycee exhibits. Prizes, nightly entertainment, and a grand prize drawing are planned through Saturday with varied show hours each day.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Brunswick High School
Jaycees
John Mills
Mills
Floods Flood Midwest As Rivers Rise Across Iowa Nebraska
Flood workers battled surging waters across Iowa and Nebraska as warm spring weather worsened overflows. Pierce Nebraska faced the worst flooding with the North Fork River spilling over 30 blocks in a town of 1,200, prompting ongoing evacuations. In Iowa the Floyd and Little Sioux rivers flooded northwest counties and threatened Sioux City and Spencer as sandbags lined riverbanks.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Nebraska
Pierce
Norfolk
Waterloo
Kings Lake
Elkhorn
Bellevue
Omaha
Missouri
Platte
Pappie Creek
Nuclear tests to include space blasts for anti missile study
Washington AP reports U S tests over the Pacific late next month may include nuclear blasts hurled hundreds of miles aloft to study effects on radar guides and electronics for anti ICBM development. McNamara cites three aims: radar ionization, ground level electromagnetic impact, and neutron flux interaction between explosions.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
House Appropriations
McNamara
Neyland Dies In New Orleans At 70 After Illness
General Robert R. Neyland founder of Tennessee football empire died in New Orleans after a long illness. He was 70.
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Bob Neyland
New Orleans
Robert R. Neyland
University of Tennessee
Kennedy brood enjoys Ringling circus outing in Washington
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy led 14 Kennedy relatives and friends to a Ringling Bros show at the Washington Coliseum on a warm March day. The group carried pennants and trinkets, with Bobby Kennedy 8 proudly displaying a splinted finger from a hayloft accident. Maria Shriver proved the epicurean, asking for ketchup as she surveyed her hot dog.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey
Washington Coliseum
Attorney General
Kathy
Mary Kerry
Bobby Shriver
Maria Shriver
Timothy Shriver
Kathy Fay
Sally Fay
The
Nay Pau B
Fay Jr
Francis Ormsby Gore
Alice Ormsby Gore
David Ormsby Gore
Ethel
Sargent Shriver
Bobby Kennedy
MecLeen
Mommie
Kennedy Rusk meet on Berlin and Geneva talks
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk met at the White House to review Geneva conference progress on Berlin. Rusk had flown from Geneva and spoke privately with Kennedy before a National Security Council session. No major breakthroughs were reported, with low level Geneva talks continuing on disarmament as Berlin questions persist. Pope John XXIII later met Archibald Campbell Craig, moderator of Scotland’s general assembly, the first such meeting between the Vatican and the Church of Scotland.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
White House
Geneva
Berlin
Rusk
National Security Counci
Senate
House
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Vatican City
John XXIII
Archibald Campbell Craig
Church of Scotland
General Assembly
Aheac
Scotland
Dutch Warships Dispatched to West New Guinea Crisis
The Hague ordered warships and airborne troops to West New Guinea amid rising Indonesian activity after stalled U.S. mediated talks. About 1,200 troops were airlifted in DC8s chartered by KLM with transports from Curacao and Amsterdam to Lima and Tahiti routes, plus destroyers Limburg and Groningen and submarines Zeeleeuw and Dolfijn en route. Prime Minister Jan de Quay cited ongoing threats and the need to protect inhabitants and property.
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the Hague
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Jakarta
New Guinea
KLM
Amsterdam
New York
DCS
Caribbean
Curacao
Lima
Peru
Tahiti
Japan
Tokyo
Limburg
Gronigen
Zeeleeuw
Dolfijn
Pacific
Jan de Quay
Indonesia
Netherlands East Indies
Bankers and farmers meet at sixth statewide conference
More than 160 farmers and bankers from Carroll Howard Montgomery Washington and Frederick counties attended an agricultural conference at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event, the sixth this year in Maryland, promoted regional cooperation and plans tailored to local needs with speakers including Willis T. Hancock and J Thomas Vandenburg.
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Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Baltimore
Willis T. Hancock
Maryland Bankers Association
The
Commercial Banks
University of Maryland and
Extension Service
Bridge Player Carries Marked Deck To Tourney
Dr. Arthur Maye brings marked Braille cards to the national spring bridge tournament in Lexington. He is blind and notes advantages and drawbacks of playing with a deck that shows suit and value by raised marks. He is an osteopathic physician from Charlotte, N.C., who attends the national event yearly and plays in multiple tournaments.
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Lexington
Arthur Maye
Sam
Dye
Charlotte
N.C
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