Mahoney writes new chapter in Maryland history
Annapolis AP reports George P. Mahoney avoids public appearances as he campaigns for Maryland governor. He declines news conferences and debates while his rivals Spiro Agnew and Hyman Pressman engage in televised and in-person events. After 16 years seeking office, this strategy may boost his bid in the three-man race.
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Hyman A. Pressman
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Tawes
Frank Small
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New Sea War in Prospect in Viet Nam
U S military leaders weigh a river based delta campaign to deny Viet Cong use of Mekong Delta river highways. Planning, secrecy, and possible two barracks ships set stage for an assault craft capable of fast river incursions up to 30 knots with shallow draft. If approved, limited bases would be tested then expanded to full scale.
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Mekong
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Brandeis Names Chair Honoring Adlai Stevenson
Brandeis University in Waltham Massachusetts has endowed a faculty chair in the Department of Politics in honor of the late Adlai E Stevenson who died last year while serving as ambassador to the United Nations.
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Waltham, Mass
Adlai E. Stevenson
Brandeis University
Stevenson
United Nations
Soviets Seek Population Cut In Moscow
Moscow aims to stabilize its population at 6.5 million and curb new industry and migration as part of a plan to build a more beautiful city. Officials envision taller buildings, more elevators, and Western-style conveniences, with 1.5 million telephones by 1970 and further growth planned later.
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Lawyer Jailed For Misuse Of Funds
UPPER MARLBORO Md AP A disbarred lawyer was sentenced to four years in prison for misusing about 160000 of a client's money. E Eldon Dick pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny after trust after diverting escrow funds into a Detroit hotel deed that failed. He testified he has made restitution for most of the money.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
E. Eldon Dick
Ernest A. Loveless Jr
Prince Georges County
Detroit
Band Leader Waring Continues Bus Tour Through Winter
Fred Waring, 66, travels five months on a bus with the Pennsylvanians to about 150 towns and colleges. He emphasizes learning, clear diction, and audience understanding while reflecting on his career from a 1917 Altoona start to a modern touring approach with tone syllables and refined jazz influence.
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Penn State
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Evear
Tom Waring
New York
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