Proclamation of Maryland Governor Directing Publication of Constitutional Amendments
The governor orders publication of proposed amendments to Maryland’s constitution for the 1968 general election. It outlines Chapters 245 474 and 617 proposing changes to land taking for county roads and immediate taking provisions in Anne Arundel and Prince George's counties. It details voter submission requirements and the mechanics of counting ballots for constitutional changes.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Prince George’s County
General Assembly of
Hille “Legislative Department
Prince George's
Prince George's County
Maryland Amends Article IV Constitution Move to Voters
Governor Agnew proclaims general election for 1968 to vote on amendments to Article IV Judiciary Department. Proposals include Section 31 changes, removal of obsolete provisions, and limiting mayoral salaries for Baltimore judges. Public notices call for ballots printed For Constitutional Amendment and Against.
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Cult
County Council
Montgomery County
Maryland
Chayter
Marysland
General Assembly of
Constituion of
Berike
Spirot
Agnew
Baltimore
General Assembly
Annapolis
Bread Heist Fails to Shake Dubuque Clerk
In Dubuque Iowa an armed bandit demanded bread at a grocery. Clerk Mary Udell, acting calmly, directed him to the bakery counter and offered no resistance. The robber fled after Udell handed over about 300 dollars. The incident mirrors a sharp contrast with a historical note on the Star-Spangled Banner's 1931 official adoption by law.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Mary Udell
Francis Scott Key
Ft. McHenry
Herbert Hoover
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Navaho Tribe Rapid Growth From 12,000 to 99,000
The Navaho, the United States' largest Indian tribe, grew from about 12,000 in 1868 to roughly 99,000 currently, reflecting rapid population expansion.
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United States
Churchill Removed From Admiralty Over Gallipoli Loss
Winston Churchill, as First Lord of the Admiralty, faced removal after the Galipoli defeat. The article notes his accountability for the failed assault and the subsequent dismissal from his post.
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Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Galueo
Oldest Church: Old Swedes Church in Delaware
The Old Swedes Church in Wilmington Delaware, built in 1698 by Swedish Lutherans now Protestant Episcopal, is believed to be the oldest Protestant church in continuous use in the United States.
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Wilmington
Del
Protestant Episcopal
United States
Stock Market Report Feeds Mixed Livestock Prices
The market shows cattle and hogs uneven changes with top beef cattle around 25.25 for Good Choice steers and fats near steady, cows and bulls varying. Hogs largely 50 cents to 1 dollar lower with top hogs about 19.60, veal calves under last week, lambs around 22.25, and stock cattle bidding active with steers to 27.50 and helpers to 21.85.
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Jpallvets
Standard & Utility
WHO official urges Britain to act on smoking
London AP reports Prof. Max Rosenheim of University College Hospital urged the British government to curb cigarette smoking amid what he called a terrifying rise in chronic bronchitis and lung cancer. He argued health education alone will not improve public health and called for active government intervention.
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London
World Health Organization
Britain
Max Rosenhiem
London’s
University College Hospital
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