Fire erases Brunswick home. $9000 loss reported
A Brunswick blaze early yesterday morning destroyed the rear of a West Potomac Street frame house. Fire Chief H E Cannon said damages totaled about $9000 as occupants barely escaped. A German Shepherd died in the blaze and arson is suspected. State Police checked a Canada to Albany bound Cessna 180 near Clear Spring with two occupants aboard.
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Grafton
Braddock Heights
Gay Pumphrey
West Potomac Street
Hagerstown
No 5
Clear Spring
Canada
Albany
Maryland
Elkins
W. Va
Cambridge City Council Debates Public Accommodations Ordinance
Cambridge City Council weighs a public accommodations ordinance as a negro councilman Charles E. Cornish praises allies after a charter amendment failed 1994 to 1720. Mayor Mowbray questions licensing for pickets and notes Maryland National Guard occupancy since July amid racial tensions. city grants National Guard use of a library parking lot for equipment as troops relocate from Cambridge Junior High.
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Cambridge
Charles E. Cornish
Calvin W. Mowbray
Cornish
Maryland National Guard
Mowbray
National Guard
George M Gelston
Cambridge Junior High School
Armary
Vandalism reported in Brunswick area overnight
Brunswick police report renewed vandalism damaging antennas and windshield wipers on several cars and a small jockey statue removed from Mayor James E. Cummings' lawn. The incident followed a post midnight park time and remains under investigation.
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Brunswick
Lee Merriman
James E. Cummings
Catholics Debate Birth Control at Vatican Ecumenical Council
A Roman Catholic Dutch cleric urges guidance on contraception as the church faces medical advances and population pressures. The debate, spanning the United States Britain Latin America India and beyond, centers on whether to reassess church doctrine prohibiting artificial contraception.
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John Gale
Associated Press
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Holland
United States
Britain
Latin America
India
John Rock
Will stirs major controversy over his written views
The article reports that Will has stirred a major controversy with his published moral views, drawing heated debate and strong reactions from readers and critics.
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Will
Baker resigns as Senate secretary amid FBI probe
Robert G. Baker secretary to the Democratic majority in the Senate abruptly resigns after disclosure of an FBI inquiry into his business interests. Senate leader Mike Mansfield names Francis R. Valea acting secretary as Baker planned to meet leaders before resigning. A Justice Department source calls the probe limited now but potentially widening, linked to a civil suit alleging Baker used his office to aid an automatic vending machine firm in which he held a stake.
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Washington
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Senate
FBI
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Baker
Francis R. Valea
Justice Department
State university begins pecan cultivation project
Kansas State University opens a new pecan cultivation project with specialist Jack Winzer directing the activity. Winzer rents a home on Pecan Street for project housing.
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Chetopa
Kan
Kansas State
Jack Winzer
Winzer
Pecan Street
Dairymen to Receive Milk Payments in Five States
The federal government will mail 869,910 to about 2,250 dairymen in Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia this weekend. The payments arise from a court contest over a federal milk marketing order intended to stabilize prices and supplies. The pool funds were placed in escrow while suits on the order proceeded.
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Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay Area
Extension bids permanent status for civil rights commission
The House approved a one year extension to authorize a civil rights commission, 265 to 80, with 136 Democrats and 120 Republicans backing the measure to meet emergency rule requirements. Spokesman Isteel mull said several others were reported injured in the shooting. Cuban Ambassador Carlos Lechuga declared Cuba would refuse to sign the limited test ban treaty amid U S pressure he called an undeclared war against Cuba.
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Washington
House
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Mission
House Judicary Committee
Commission
Isteel Mull
United Nations
N.Y
Carlos Lechuga
United States
Cuba
Riot at Usiminas steel mill leaves six workers dead
In Minas Gerais near Ita, security guards and police killed six workers after a dispute at the Usiminas steel mill. The incident occurred as workers returned to the mill following a Sunday clash amid unclear motives. President Joao Goulart had just asked Congress to authorize a 30 day state of emergency.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Congress
Serge
Usiminas Steet
Aces
Ita
Minas Gerais
NAACP Meeting in Frederick County Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Frederick County NAACP will be held at Asbury Methodist Church on Thursday at 7 pm.
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Frederick County
Asbury Methodist Church
Gpm
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