Judge Refuses Block on Maryland Public Accommodations Vote
A Baltimore Circuit Court judge refused to block Maryland's statewide public accommodations vote on the November ballot. Judge Wilson K. Barnes retained jurisdiction, leaving open the possibility of later nullification if fraud or forgery in petition signatures is proven. The ruling allows the measure banning racial or religious discrimination in restaurants and lodging in Baltimore City and 11 counties to proceed to voters on Nov. 3.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Wilson K. Barnes
Barnes
Baltimore City
Braiterman
Pressman
Petition Committee
Thomas F. Cadwalader
George Washington Williams
John W. Sause
Lloyd L. Simpkins
America Today In History 1777 To 1865 Highlights
Moving through time from Clinton’s capture of Fort Clinton and Fort Montgomery on the Hudson in 1777 to Lincoln’s telegraph urging Potomac battle in 1862, a 1923 plane speed record by A L Williams, and 1962 foreign aid veto tied to Soviet Cuba. Also notes Admiral Rickover’s 1963 delay claim and 1846 Westinghouse birth with Civil War service.
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Hudson River
New York City
Clinton
Fort Clinton
Fort Montgomery
Lincoln
Gen. McClellan
Potomac
N.Y Giants
A.L. Willams
Congress
Soviet
Cuba
Hyman Rickover
George Westinghouse
Central Bridge
N.Y
Navy
Westinghouse inventor of air brake and pioneer
Biographical notes on George Westinghouse patenting the air brake in 1869 and founding his companies, death in Philadelphia in 1914, and a roundup of contemporary birthdays including Gen Paul D Adams and Joseph L Block. Also mentions Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent Bay and its glowing organisms.
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Philadelphia
Paul D. Adams
USA
Heflin
Ala
Joseph L. Block
Tland Steel
Chicago
William Hahnert
Logansport
Ind
Thor Heyerdahl
Othor
Larvik
Norway
Puerto Rico
Bay
Shastri to Stop in Karachi En Route Home
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri will halt in Karachi Pakistan on October 12 during return from the nonaligned nations conference in Cairo to confer with President Mohammed Ayub Khan.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Karachi
Pakistan
Cairo
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Court News Lists Numerous Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
The court notice itemizes multiple marriage licenses including William Lee Cockerille and Barbara Jean Van Winkle in Lovettsville and others from Frederick Brunswick Keymar and Arlington area. It also records numerous property deeds among individuals and corporations and ends with a bill of complaint for an absolute divorce between Elwood Biddinger and Frances E. Biddinger.
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William Lee Cockerille
Lovettsville
Barbara Jean van Winkle
Brunswick
Bruce Arthur Rhoderick
Frederick
Ruth Macine Hays
Smithsburg
Joshua D. Zimmerman
Connie MacKline
Keymar
John W. Hayes
Blanche V. Hoffman
John T. Bowins
Angela M. Dixon
James A. Stymack
Theodor E. Pierson
Arlington
Larry Leon Moxley
Damascus
Nancy Lee Hawkins
Robert H. Filler
Woodsboro
Mary Louise Eyler
Walkersville
Howard J. Zimmerman
Jane
Ernest A. Abrecht II
Brosius Homes Corporation
Jack E. Gr
Ponce
Vallie Irenee DeBerry
Mervin H. Eyler
Barney Kandel
Donald R. Kelly
Alice F. Boyer
Arthur Leon Baker
Edward Buser
Gilmore J. Click
Brosius Development Corporation
Frederick A. Leonard
Carl F. Thompson
Grayson E. Bowers
County Equity
C. Elwood Biddinger
Frances E. Biddinger
Maryland Biochemist Receives NSF Grant for DNA Research
Dr Ver non C Bode assistant professor of biochemistry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine has received a 95400 grant from the National Science Foundation. The funding supports research on deoxyribonucleic acid and how cells regulate gene expression in living organisms.
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Baltimore
Vernon C. Bode
University of Maryland School of Medicine
National Science Foundation
Bode
World’s First Plant for Acid Production
Koppers Co said it will build what it claims is the world’s first plant for synthetic production of orthocresol a coal tar acid. The facility will be at its Follawsbee West Virginia plant with initial capacity five million pounds per year and planned increases to ten million. Production is slated to begin early in 1965. Orthocresol is mainly used in phenolic resins coatings can linings herbicides and as a chemical intermediate.
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Pittsburgh
Keppers Co
Follawsbee
W.va
Koppers
Lady Bird Accepts Allentown AFL-CIO Rally Invitation
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson accepts an invitation to appear at an AFL CIO rally in Allentown Pennsylvania on October 24 honoring union women and saluting the First Lady.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Afl-Cio
Allentown
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Baltimore County
Know
America
Ford Ltd
Karach
Court News
Zenith
Motorola
Whirlpool
Norge
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
International Parts Corp
D.S.T
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Aspers
Centre Mills
Adams County
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Life
National Geographic
Tressie Walter
Aspers, Penna
Clair R. Slaybaugh
Taylor & Kluck
Clerks
Market St
Bass
Havesca
Rippeon
Clarksburg
Ford
Ford Tang
Falcom
Fairlane
Thunderma
Science Foundation
Lady Bird
the Post
The
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Weaver Bros., Inc. of
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Etropolitan Life Insurance
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