Wild Finish in Maryland Legislature After Midnight
The Maryland Senate debated the legality of bills passed after midnight as Tawes’ era saw measures like a teachers salary bill face constitutional questions. Senator Robert P. Dean challenged the stopclock custom, noting bills enacted at 145 a.m. and threatening constitutional challenges if the session violated deadlines.
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Publisher Dies in New York Following Surgery
Daniel J. Mahoney publisher of the Miami Now and Jane active in civic affairs in Miami Florida died in a New York hospital Monday after lengthy surgery. He was 75.
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Daniel J. Mahoney
Miami Now
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Florida
Area Deaths in Berkeley Springs Patient Vanarsdale
Charles Ernest Vanarsdale of Berkeley Springs died at 7 p.m. Sunday at Washington County Hospital after a crash on the highway. He was 40, son of Ernest and Margaret Vanarsdale of Hancock, worked as a laborer at a mill, and served in the U.S. Army Reserves in Hagerstown. Survived by siblings Tedye, Charlene, Roberta, Clarence, Leon, and Wriendy. Visitation at Grove Funeral Home in Hancock after 4 p.m. today. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Harmony Bible Church with Rev. Hobert Noley officiating. Burial at Alpine Cemetery, Hancock. Military graveside rites by the Army Reserves at Wagerstown.
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Suaday
Washington County
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Margaret (Sybold) Vanlowsdale
Hancock
Gaye
U.S. Army
Hagerstayn
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Charlene Hobday
Roberta Iden
Clarence Willard
Leon
Vanersdale
Clear Spring
Wriendy
Grove’ Muneral
Hobert Bh
Noley
Mite
Alpine UB Cemetery
Hancnck
United States Army Reserves
Wagerstown
Kennedy outlines aid program and investment goals
President Kennedy proposes a 1964 foreign aid plan to spur private investment in underdeveloped countries. Key ideas include tax credits for American firms, expanding government guarantees to overseas investors, and reversing trade concessions restrictions. The Clay committee and David Bell back stricter aid selectivity and faster self reliance for recipient nations.
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Bar Congress
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Poland
Yugoslavia
Clay Committee
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Prelude to Taps at Cherry Blossom Festival Reflections
A piece notes Ivar Myers and other soldiers from the 3d Infantry's Battle Group will take part in a patriotic pageant April 2 and 4 during Washington DC's Cherry Blossom Festival. It covers Kennedy era defense aid debates, NATO roles, and mentions various soldiers' backgrounds and postings in Maryland and Europe.
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Virginia Ave
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Sal Sall
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Alhas
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J. McNair
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Housewives Dominate Teaching in Methodist Sunday Schools
In Atlantic City New Jersey housewives form the majority of Methodist Church Sunday school teachers reports to the nomination board of education. They comprise about 55 percent of teachers in Sunday schools 28 percent of youth teachers and 4 percent of facilities teachers. A separate note mentions a service member entered the Army in 1948 stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma and arrived overseas in October 1962. Russell attended Hagerstown High School his wife Anna accompanies him in Germany.
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Earl W. Wilt
Ridge Ave
Haperstown
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Studier
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Atlantic City
Hope
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Russell
Hagerstown High School
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Britain Labor Leader Meets President on U K Future
Washington reports Harald Wilson, Britain's Labor party leader, meets President Kennedy to outline what the United Kingdom would expect from the United States if his party wins. Details remain sparse as discussions focus on post election cooperation and policy direction.
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Harald ‘ 1Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Keny Snedy
United States
United Kingdom
Ganeral Elartians
Science And You Problem A Funnel Trick
A funnel trick shows blowing through the big end of a fennel makes flame easier to blow out, while blowing through the spout disperses the air. The effect depends on air concentration at the funnel ends. The experiment is part of a Science For You collection in a book titled Science Circuit.
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Science
Science Cireit
Wilson Says Britain Should Strengthen Conventional Forces
Wilson argues Britain must boost conventional forces under NATO and that the Conservative plan for an independent nuclear deterrent is unnecessary. He links the issues, saying stronger conventional forces would be possible if nuclear ambitions were scaled back.
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Britain
Hospital Releases List of Names Across Maryland Towns
A long hospital release sheet lists numerous individuals by name and location across Maryland and nearby areas. The document names residents from Frederick, Hagerstown, Williamsport, Smithsburg, Clear Spring, and other towns, including patients and relations referenced by street addresses and communities.
New Needlecraft Catalog Debuts with 200 Plus Designs
Humber Sta3's Hipgist Needlecrat promotes a bold catalog featuring over 200 crochet weave and embroidery patterns. Readers can order by mail from The Valley Mall Needlecraft catalog, with bold claims of rich wardrobe ideas and inexpensive patterns.
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New York
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Revival Services At Zittlestown Church Begin Tonight
The Zittlestown Independent Church will hold nightly revival services at 7 p.m. starting tonight through April 14. Evangelist Rev Karl Myers of Marcersburg will lead, with Rev Lather Barnhart as pastor. Special singing is planned and the public is invited.
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Singer 3etly Bennett and Leslie Lampson Divorce Plea
NO CHILDREN LOS ANGELES AP Singer 3etly Bennett testified in Superior Court that television announcer Leslie Lampson refused to have children and the pair sought an annulment. Bennett, 96, said Lampson, 32, did not want the responsibility of Oldron. They wed in Las Vegas on August 21 last year.
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Los Angeles
Slaying Case Drives Maryland Court Of Appeals Ruling
Maryland brief recalls the case of June Marie Tull killed by her husband in Anne Arundel County. Magada, 20, of Baltimore, implicated in the man’s appeal, with the court affirming a verdict and striking down six arguments. Tull’s conviction for beating his wife to death stands. police reported the suspect fled a gate and was recaptured near a neighbor’s yard as he attempted a call. The article also notes a separate federal wagering stamp arrest in Baltimore and other political appointments.
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Washington
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Cherry blossoms brighten Washington amid warm spell
In Annapolis and Washington, cherry trees bloom early under warmer weather. Officials note the annual Cherry Blossom Festival runs May 8, drawing visitors as nearby court actions unfold and residents anticipate events around the capital.
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Annapolis
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Somerset County
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Prayer and policy briefings echo in a busy news digest
Prayer asks for vision and courage to help others and spread faith in Christ. Briefing invites editors and broadcasters to a Washington foreign policy conference April 22 21 with President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk. Ford Foundation grants National Cultural Center five million pending fund balance. Senate antitrust subcommittee opens hearings on foreign insurance purchases in the United States.
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