Democratic Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner Set for April 28
The Jefferson Jackson Day dinner, a big Democratic affair ahead of the May 15 primary, will be held April 28 at the National Guard Armory. About 500 guests are expected, with plans to introduce candidates but no speeches due to time. Mrs Mary Cordon Hodgson is general chairman, with Mrs Elizabeth Emil as secretary and Donald Woods as financial secretary.
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Jefferson Jackson
National Guard
Mary Cordon Hodgson
Elizabeth Emil
J Dorothy Handley
Handley
Donald Woods
Val Hodgson
Edward Day
S. W. Morse
John QC
Ramsburg
Jeffersonian Democratic Club Inc
George E. Hamilton
Harry Himes
G. Horton Peace
Women's Democratic League
Glenna M. Leatherman
Madelyn S. Himes
Elizabeth A. Kmll
Jeffersonian Democratic Auxiliary
Helen Collins
Fannie King
Grace Pate
Glade Valley
Women's Democratic Club
Walter Eaves
Helen Barrick
Laws V Myers Jr
Woods
Armory
Hamilton
Himes
Hahn
Kail
Peace
Powell
Glade Valley Democratic Club
New Frontier Club
Hodgson
Collins
King
Bollinger
Missle Killer Test Successful Boosts Nike Zeus System
Washington AP reports a Nike Zeus antimissile test intercepted a 3000 mph target over New Mexico in a comprehensive evaluation. The Army aims to develop the Nike Zeus into a full system and plans a larger test against an Atlas ICBM this spring, with the Atlas traveling about 17 500 mph.
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Washington
Army
New Mexico
Pacific
Pentagon
Lightning kills student on Emery campus in Atlanta
A lightning strike on the Georgia campus of Emery University killed one student and wounded another as they walked Friday night. The victims were identified by authorities and the incident prompted campus safety warnings.
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Atlanta. Ga
Emery University
Showery Week End Expected
Showers began early this week and are forecast to continue through Sunday as March becomes April. Today's high should reach the upper 60s to low 70s, with tonight dropping to the 40s. Firemen hope the showers ease tinder dry conditions after several woods and field fires.
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Weather Bureau
Riders to Stage Sit-Ins Across Maryland in Freedom Ride
A large demonstration against racial segregation is planned in Maryland with about 700 participants from northeastern colleges. CORE and CIG organize sit ins at restaurants along U.S. 40 and U.S. 1, targeting College Park La Plata Chestertown Glen Burnie and Denton areas as they seek to desegregate public facilities.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Congress of Racial Equality
Civic Interest Group of
CORE
U. S. 40
U.S. 1
College Park
OIG
Glen Burnie
la Plata
Chestertown
Walter Carter
Elkton
U.S. 40
Carter
Delaware
CIG
Leo Burroughs Jr
Anne Arundel County
Denton
Caroline County
Burroughs
Skunk Rescue Turns Shocking When Pet Claim Fails
A Shreveport patrolman freed a skunk after a caller said the animal had its head stuck in a can. He initially assumed it was a deodorized pet and sought the owner, only to learn the truth: it was not a pet and had not been deodorized.
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Shreveport
B. T. Lambert
Lambert
Quick Approval Of Steel Pact Headlines Steel Pact
Pittsburgh AP reports top union policy committees were set to approve a two year labor contract for the steel industry. Executives reportedly backed the pact in advance, with details to be announced after USW sessions. The agreement aims for wage stability with about 10 cents an hour in added benefits and no first year raise, plus potential second year renegotiations. The deal seeks job security and longer vacations, avoiding a repeat of past strikes.
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Pittsburgh
Ast
United Steelworkers Union
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Steelworkers Union
Cuban invaders blamed on false intelligence claim letter
A letter said to be from a Bay of Pigs prisoner charges invaders were fed false intelligence by the U S CIA. It alleges demoralized Castro forces, no tanks, no area comms, and that invaders faced a far superior enemy. The letter is part of the Bay of Pigs mass trial evidence.
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Havana
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Jose Perez San Roman
Miami
Castro
San Roman
Dairy price cuts expected to trim Frederick dairy revenue
Secretary Freeman announced a 29 cent cut in dairy price supports, expected to drain about 350000 from Frederick County’s dairy industry if production remains steady. Manufacturing milk and butterfat prices drop, Class I fluid milk largely unchanged for spring but may fall later. blend price to farmers also declines.
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Orvule L. Freeman
Frederick County
E. Hickman Greene
Chesapeake Bay
Greene
Baltimore-Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Mak
Washington
Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Commandos Strike At French Army Outposts Seize Arms
Algerian rebels seized arms from three French outposts near Orleansville and freed 50 soldiers. The operation, carried out under cover of darkness, prompted heightened tensions as Algerian leaders push toward independence and a French-backed interim regime continues in Algiers amid strikes and terrorism.
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Algiers
Orleansville
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
France
All Africa
Algeria
Ben Bella
Paris
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Shfe
Liz Burton Seen At Rome Night Spots
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were photographed at a Rome night club early today as they spent two hours together and left at 3:30 am. Eddie Fisher in New York denied reports of marital trouble, while Taylor offered no public comment on the rumors.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
New York
Miss Taylor
Fisher
Burton
Anthony
Liz
Ostia Antica
Hotel Pierre
Showers Follow Cold Front Across East as Warm Spell Ends
A mass of cold air pushed east under thick clouds ending the warm spell from Louisiana to Maine with a springlike 70s in many areas. New York City hit 79, Caribou 73, while heavy rain and thunderstorms drenched the Deep South and Carolinas. Severe weather damaged windows, planes, and poles in Alabama, with rapid snowfall in the Rockies and Midwest flood fears easing in Minnesota Nebraska but rising in Iowa where dikes may require weekend evacuations.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Maine
Mercury
New York City
Caribou
Mobile
Ala
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Mississippi River
Alabama
Birmingham National Airport
Rockies
Colorado
Kansas
Arizona
Texas
Waisenburg
Colo
la Vela Pass
Midwest
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Five held for rope slaying in Arizona desert
Phoenix Negro youths face first degree murder charges after confessing to abducting and strangling Albany jeweler Samuel L. Resnick with an 18 foot rope in the Arizona desert. Resnick promised $45,000 in jewels and a life insurance payout. The plan unraveled when the rope failed and police say the murder was premeditated. The hearing was continued to Wednesday. Kilmore wins National, Wyndburgh second, Mr What third in rain soaked Grand National.
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Phoenix
Albany, N.Y
Samuel L. Resnick
Arizona Desert
Resnick
Lillian
Clemmie Jackson
Ernest Spurlock
John Henry Lewis Jones
Jesse Tillis
Ralph Edmundson
Lim
Jook
Clemme Jackson
Ref
Jackson
Tillis
Jones
Spurlock
Desert
Resinick
Resrick
Kilmore
Nationat
Raintree
England
Wyndburgh
Mr. What
Fire in Libertytown sheds start point to blaze
State police investigate a wood shed fire behind one of two houses destroyed in Libertytown on Friday. Neighbors and 19 fire companies battled the flames for nearly three hours as wind fanned the blaze toward Route 26. The Saylers and Smiths suffered heavy losses, while others barely escaped. The incident began when a group of children were said to have played in the shed behind the Sayler home.
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Libertytown
Hall Sayler
Fred 8
Slem
Saylers
John S. Smith
Smith
Lee Smith
Eisels
Eisel
F. Lorraine Simpson
Simpson
Walter McKinney
Lewistown
Fred
Smiths
Double
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Envision
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