Couple Graduates From University of Georgia
Mr and Mrs Henry K Willams recently graduated at the University of Georgia Athens Ga Mrs Williams former Grace Offutt daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Offutt Fleming Avenue earned the Master of Education degree in speech pathology She is a Mt St Agnes College Baltimore graduate and did a year of graduate work at the University of Virginia She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi Williams earned a Pharmacy degree He is a member of Rho Chi and Phi Kappa Phi and Kappa Psi He will practice in Winston Salem NC where they will reside Mrs Williams will join the Children s Center for the Physically Handicapped as speech therapist
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Henry K. Willams
University of Georgia
Athens
Williams
Grace Offutt
Jerome Offutt
Fleming Avenue
Mt. St. Agnes College
Baltimore
University of Virginia
Kappa Delta Pi
Rho Chi
Phi Kappa Phi
Kappa Psi
Winston Salem
N.C
Will*liams
Children's Center For
State Appeals Court Upholds Maryland Mortgage Law
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the states new mortgage loan law and ruled it does not require a special legislative session for amendments. The decision allows FNMA mortgage credit to flow again into Maryland and clarifies points and interest rules for federally insured loans and construction lending. The ruling endorses spreading points over the loan life and permits anticipated interest listing for construction advances.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
Daniel B. Brewster
Dmd
Raymond Lapin
Federal National Mortgage Association
Brewster
Lapin
Pepin
FNMA
FHA
General Assembly
Washington
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Court of Appeals
High Court
Fill Dirt Needed For Giant Holes In Colorado
The Colorado Board of Land Commissioners faces closing six 120 ton holes at three abandoned Titan missile sites. A salvage crew removed machinery from 180 foot shafts and the hydraulic gear needed to seal the doors. Local officials acquired the alt es in a trade with the federal government.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Board of Land Commissioners
Red Cross Delivers Food to Starving Biafrans by Air
The International Red Cross reports five planes landed Monday night with 45 tons of food for hungry Biafrans surrounded by Nigerian forces. It says 15 mercy flights have flown since the nocturnal air bridge opened, delivering two hundred fifty tons of food and medicine.
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Geneva
Inter~national Red Cross Committee
Nocturn
Is Social Security Withheld for Convicts
A reader explains that Social Security benefits are generally not withheld for a convict's crime. The only major exception is subversive activity, which can result in loss of benefits. other family rights remain unaffected.
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Sete
Social Security
Robinson Calls Agnew “Nice Stupid Guy” At Morgan State
Jackie Robinson at Morgan State College labeled Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew “just a nice stupid guy” in a response that drew strong audience reaction. He refused to support Richard Nixon for president and criticized Nixon and third-party candidate George Wallace as wanting to move the nation backward.
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Jackie Robinson
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Hall of Fame
Morgan State College
Agnew
United States
Robinson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Robinson denounces Nixon era rhetoric and Thurmond
Robinson attacks the slogan law and order as enforcing segregation and criticizes Sen. Edward Brooke. He warns against supporting Nixon in 1968, cites Thurmond’s veto power over the Nixon VP choice, and recalls resigning from Gov. Rockefeller’s advisory staff after Rockefeller failed to secure the nomination. He labels Thurmond as one of the most vicious racial men in the country.
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Robinson
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Richard Nixon
America
Brooke
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon-Agnew
Morgan State
Sen
Storm Thurmond
South Carolina
GOF
Thurmond
Sirhan Sirhan Trial Postponement Hearing Planned
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s attorney asked for a postponement of the Kennedy assassination trial. The request, filed at a Friday hearing, proposes delaying the trial until after Christmas and New Year holidays and allowing nightly detention. Judge Herbert Walker, a veteran trial judge, is to hear motions about evidence and scheduling.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E.” Parsons
Superior
Herbert V.walker
Soviet Spaceship Due Back Today
Indian Navy to assist in off loading the Soviet spacecraft at Bombay port. Recovery ship Vast Ownin will bring it in Thursday after a plane arrived Monday. Official clearance and security arrangements are in place for the truck transfer to the Soviet facility.
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Bombay
Mahervashten
Indian Navy
GM Plans Small Car to Battle Imports in 1970
General Motors announced a subcompact model, XP887, to be priced around 1900 to 2300 dollars, aiming to compete with foreign imports in the U S market. The plan follows a 15.6 percent rise in auto production in the first nine months and 10 percent of sales from imports. Nixon pledged to curb heavy regulatory schemes if elected. Four Westec defendants were sentenced for the 1966 collapse of the Houston firm.
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Phil Thomas
New York
Keystone Auto Industry
General Motors Corp
James M. Roche
United States
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Westec Corp
Houston, Tex
Market Watch Sees Mixed Signals From August Data
The Commerce Department reported August factory orders were flat at 49.7 billion dollars with a $1 billion inventory rise to 86.9 billion and shipments down to 49.4 billion. Savings growth slowed to 403 million while construction activity rose 2 percent to an annual 393 billion, aided by private and public sector gains.
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Westec
American Stock Exchange
First National City Bank of New York
Commerce Department
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Eeenenopalias
Viscount Montgomery Retires From Writing At 80
LONDON AP reports at age 80 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein announces he will stop writing after his last book A History of Warfare. He expresses frustration with critics and defends his wartime leadership while noting disapproval of rivals like Wellington Napoleon and Eisenhower.
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London
Viscount Montgomery of
Alamein
Thave
Wellington
Waterloo
Napoleon
Julius Crestr
Eisenhower
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