News American folds after 213 years in Baltimore
Baltimore AP report says the News American, among the nation’s oldest dailies dating to 1773, ceases publication after Hearst suspends it, leaving 500 employees jobless and the city without competing papers. Final edition titled So Long, Baltimore hits stands as Maurice Sparky announces closure.
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Primary roundup shows Faubus bid falls short
Arkansas voters rejected Orval Faubus return as he trails in a crowded field. Clinton and White clash over economic gains while Jim Wood edges out Rep. Alexander in Arkansas 1st District. Idaho and Kentucky results feature Republicans and incumbents facing minimal opposition. Rick Albin and Jack Andrews secure GOP nominations for Senate seats in their states.
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