Prediction 20 Percent of GOP Backs Mahoney
Woodrow A. Shriver, a former Maryland GOP leader, announced a campaign to win over Maryland Republicans for Democrat George P. Mahoney in the November gubernatorial race. He said more than 20 percent of Republicans will back Mahoney citing open housing opposition as the key factor. He denied racism and argued Mahoney is better qualified to lead, contrasting with Spiro Agnew.
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George P. Mahoney
Maryland
Woodrow A. Shriver
Upper Marlboro
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Shriver
Spiro Agnew
Frederick County Tops Use of State Road Aid Funds
Frederick County ranks second among 23 Maryland counties in using state aid highway funds. The county budgets 237,000 for six road projects, full 1966 allotment and part of 1967. Across the state only 40 percent of funds have been used under the 1965 act shifting federal to state money for counties.
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Local Agent Earns Proficiency Certificate in Life Insurance
Irvan R. Cregger of Keymar received a Certificate of Proficiency after completing an intensive course in advanced life insurance underwriting. He represents the Kenneth N. Brown Agency of Baltimore for Mutual of Omaha and United of Omaha and attended seminars at Grosingers in Liberty New York focusing on estate planning tax changes and related advanced training.
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Kenneth N. Brown
Baltimore
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Decision on rezoning case in Frederick land dispute
A Frederick County Circuit Court ruling orders Dr Sol Levine of Washington to obtain a rezoning decision within six months for land bought from Edwin and Mary Alexander of Delaware Road near Frederick. The Alexanders sued, claiming delay by Levine in seeking rezoning from rural residential to townhouse and apartment. Judge Robert E Clapp delivered the decision with lawyers Glenn Michel E Newton Steely Jr for Levine and Edward Cockrall for the Alexanders.
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Time calls for action in Maryland as Mahoney gains
Gov candidate notes 8,000 to 10,000 expected Republican votes in Montgomery County for Mahoney on November 8. Shriver says Republicans for Mahoney clubs are growing statewide. He avoids claiming racism as a motivation and cites Everett Dirksen's stance on open housing.
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Bond For Ruby Aimed At Bail Release Consideration
Jack Ruby's attorney said on Monday that freedom on bond is under consideration for Ruby who had been sentenced to death for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald. Phil Burleson told a Dallas journalism luncheon there are good prospects for his client to be released on bail if pursued.
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Five die in Belgium metal plant blast
MECHELEN Belgium AP Five persons died Monday in an explosion at a metal working plant. Seventy were injured ten seriously Investigators said the blast occurred in an acid bath where metals were dipped. River Boat Sinks CALCUTTA India AP A river boat overturned and sank about 250 miles north of Calcutta Sunday with more than 100 feared drowned. Victims were mostly women and children en route to a Hindu festival.
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Baltimore council asks groups for full employee medical payments
A Baltimore City Councilman urged the police commissioner the Fire Board the Department of Education and the Bureau of Public Works to include in their budget requests funds to provide full payment of employees medical and hospital needs. Paris contract for 1500 Soviet Moskovitch cars signed for 1967 with 600 sold last year at 8150 francs each.
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City Council debates funding without tax hike
Councilman John Pica says the City Council and Board of Estimates can cover health insurance costs without raising taxes, if a funding source is found. Opponent Theodore R. McKeldin challenges him to locate the money, noting the city currently pays 50 percent of employee health insurance.
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Robbery at Suburban Trust Co. Parking Lot
A Peoples Drug Store messenger, Walter Reffin of Washington, was knocked down and robbed of about $6,000 on a parking lot outside the Suburban Trust Co. branch in Takoma Park Maryland. The assailant struck the messenger and fled with the money.
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Suburban Trust Co
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Washington
Motel Robbery at Howard Johnson in Laurel
Laurel police report an early Monday holdup at the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge. Two young men stole about 2196 dollars after one produced a revolver and demanded lodgings from night clerk George I. Kagey of Fulton. Police Chief Robert Kaiser described the men as youths.
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Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Laurel
Robert Kaiser
Motor Lodge
George I. Kagey
Fulton, Md
Robbers Loot Safe Then Lock Clerk In Room
Kaiser reported that robbers escaped after taking money from a safe and locking the clerk in a room. The incident description emphasizes the sequence of the theft and confinement as conveyed by Kaiser.
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Miners Trapped After Explosion Near Bogota
Thirty miners were trapped in two coal mines at Samaca Boyaca Province officials reported. Army troops doctors and nurses rushed to the scene to aid in rescue operations.
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Pope Paul VI urges mobilizing science to fight global hunger
In Rome the Pope told a U N committee that human intelligence and science must be mobilized to combat malnutrition worldwide. He addressed officials during a meeting in Vatican City about technical means to fight hunger.
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