Inmates In Three Prisons Kept In Cells
Striking inmates across Maryland prisons stayed in their cells including during meals after a ruling limiting outside work time off. The protest, centered at the House of Correction, spread to Maryland Penitentiary and Hagerstown Reformatory, involving about 1450 prisoners. Officials faced potential trouble with National Guard standby.
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Baltimore
Maryland
James W. Curran
State Board of Contestion
House of Correction
Here
Washington
Maryland Penitentiary
Reformatory
Hagerstown
Curran
J. Millard Tawes
Carey Jarman
Milton A. Reckord
Williamsburg Lions host mobile X ray unit in city park
Williams burg Lions Club officials led by King Lions president Louis Coppoe announced a mobile Chest X ray unit will set up at City Park with the schedule for August 1 from 11 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 5 in the afternoon. G C Hammons Ottawa State X rays must register at the hall. Officers and directors include Wren Bond Tanner Millard Jin Starosta Binns and Chambers. The drive supports scholarships. proceeds from a car wash during Jayhawker Days net $70.27 and will fund a scholarship. Mrs Mary Blair is moving to 721 S Cedar with her son and wife Earle Blair notes Otto Taylor’s death in Tulsa.
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India
Hoffman
Williamsburg
Willamsburg-Agre
Ole Central
City Park
King Lions
Louis Friendly Neighbors
H.D.A
Coppoe
O. M. Sist
Milliken
Mary Blair
Thisjard Beard
C. Week
S. Cedar
Forrest
Bond
Rollin Starosta
Earle Blair
Nelson Hoffman
Oxford
Jga
Otto Taylor
Tulsa
Tory
Emory-at-Oxford College
Okla
Taylor
Th’ Methodist College
Williamsburg Bank
Mobile Chest
Cheaper Money Shifts Stocks and Bonds in New York
In New York the drive to spur industry by easier credit and lower interest rates has boosted stock and bond prices. Rumors that Washington money managers will loosen policy sparked market moves as the Fed cut the discount rate and eased banks’ credit terms for government guaranteed mortgages. Investors hope further reserve cuts and lower rates to widen access to capital, especially for high rated borrowers, though the stock market still faces limits in extending credit.
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New York
Washington
U. S
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Federal Reserve Board
Bor
Federal Reserve
New Yorks
Chicago
Letters Pour In On Nixon Speech Acceptance
Washington aides said Vice President Richard M. Nixon has received more than 24 000 letters and telegrams about his July 26 acceptance of the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Bitter Fight In Alaska On Capital Site
In Juneau Alaska AP report Herbert G Klein Nixon press secretary says Kamp fights to keep Juneau capital amid Alaska vote. About 35000 ballots were expected to decide if Juneau loses capital to the railbelt Anchorage dominated region near Cook Inlet.
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Alaska
Juneau
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Kamp
Klein
Gook Inlet
Anchorage
Alaska capital plan and big head musings headline mixed
A column blends Alaska capital relocation talk with humorous reflections on oversized heads. It contrasts Governor Egan's plan to pick a site in the Cook Inlet area by 1965 with political arguments for and against Juneau as the capital, while interweaving light personal anecdotes about head size and intelligence. It also notes election races and bank interest context amid the campaign.
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William A. Egan
Cook Inlet
New York
Egan
Democrata
Ernest Gruening
E. L. Bart
Republiich
Mike Stepovich
Alaska
John Butrovich
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Haizom
Rudolph A. Matern
St. Jamaica
N. Y
Williamsburg Area News
Mrs
Tom Stansbury
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
By Ward T. Sims
Saages
Hal Boyle
Amrhanana Hanlawe
Anchorage- Fairbanks
Tomasi
Sieteane
Gastineau
Chanmel
U.S. Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
E. L. Bartlett
Senate
Lawrence Brayton
Fairbanks
L. McKinley
Palmer
David N. Boyer
Neliekel
Ralph J. Bivlowner
Kenal
William C. Haugeard
BR. L. Rettig
Jeck Feyren
Sitkaj
GOP
Rambler
South Highway
Ottawa
Lewtont
Kansas
Amiston
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