Boonsboro discusses town dump and sewer projects
A Boonsboro council meeting heard Forests and Parks Agent report on the dump site and possible sale, with officials awaiting action within 30 days. The town plans a new sewer for the High School, pending Board of Education approval, while ongoing surveys by Whitman Requardt and Associates inform the sewer and recreation-area improvements.
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Pa Mid
Ing
Ani
Messewerie
Boonsboro
Conners
J. Rich
Red Crouse
Jowal
Alain St
Greenbrier Recreation
Arun
Mt. Lena
Tewe
Aoonsboro
All
Washington Monument Park
Lowth Mountain
Baltimore
Whitman
Che King
Witor Commission
Wednentie
Board of Education
Hagerstown
Boons
Local Deaths Note Service Details At Hancock Maryland
Local death notices continue from page 24 noting survivors including grandchildren nieces and nephews. The deceased attended Trinity Full Gospel Church Hancock Maryland. Friends may call at the Johnston Funeral Home Hancock on Thursday with services Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Reverend Robert Nalty. Interment at Buck Valley Christian Church.
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Trinity Full Gospel Church
Hancock
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Prayer Today Almighty Gal for Guidance and Light
A devotional prayer asks for discernment to follow divine guidance in all life, urging gentleness, charity, and steadfast work. The petitioner, Raymond ik Balcomb of Corvallis, Oregon, minister at the First Methodist Church, signs the prayer.
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Heroe
Stesus Christ ‘d
Raymond Ik. Balcomb
Corvallis
Qre
Pirst Mathedist Church
Rains Resumes Testimony in Maryland Fraud Case
In Baltimore AP report Dan Donahue outlines government testimony as former congressmen and associates face charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. Witness Jacks D Maing describes records from First Colony and First Continental savings groups, with checks totaling thousands dollars linked to Robinson and Johnson.
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Dan Donahue
Baltimore
Jacks D. Maing
Ali
Shami
Fla
U.S
Che
J. Kenneth Edlin
Mizmii
Edlin
Lin
William L. Habinson
Miami
Demgcraiie
Congress
Thomas I. Johnson
Alaryland
Frank W. Boykin
Alalson AU
Affa Plaza
Leisure City Land Co
Brooke
Tensaw Land and Timber Co
Rains
First Continental
Johnson
Tobnson
Weitter
Ain
My. Follin
Thain
Ty Edin
Gall
Mavirave Corp
Intater
After Peathors
Conflicting Testimony in Two-Family Assault Case
In a two family assault trial, conflicting testimonies emerged. State’s Attorney Dayith K. Poole urged jurors to trust the Waugh family over Ray, a convicted criminal, while remarks about influence and prejudice featured among witnesses and defendants.
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Ivaugin
Dual Highway Station Robbed
A Charles Sunoco station on Dual Highway was broken into shortly after 1 am. Thieves took cash and merchandise totaling about $40. A watchman at Supreme Concrete Black Co. nearby saw two men at the service station and alerted police. they fled in a white automobile before officers arrived. A preliminary investigation noted a cigarette vending machine was damaged and a light missing from a tire shop.
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Charles
Scars From Slot Machine Fight In Assembly Not Likely To Heal
In Annapolis Maryland Governor Tawes backed a plan to abolish slot machines in four Southern Maryland counties over five years ending July 1 1968. The fight highlighted widening opposition to betting devices and included measures on pinball machines with higher fees and licensing. The bill’s passage depended on legislative mood and local actions, signaling a landmark struggle within the General Assembly.
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Herb the
Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
Gov
Tawes
Maryland
Study Commission
Anthem
Prince Georges County
Wicomico
J. Frank Raley
Marys
St. Marys
Raley
Joseph W. Alton Jr
Anne Arundel
Senate
Anne Arundel House
Hich
General Assembly
Maryland Bill on Slot Machines Faces House Test
The bill eyed by Tawes faced a fierce push at the State House as slot machine lobbyists crowded galleries. A reversal stunned the administration with an 83 to 42 passage after a 93 to 29 vote, amid bribery allegations and accusations of executive influence. The Senate later approved 23 to 3 on March 29, with continued controversy over local option and revenue adjustments.
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State House
Tawes
Baltimore City
Clarence M. Mitchell Til
Anne Arundel Grand Jury
Snenil
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Maryland
Tipples
Khrush To Mao Talks In Moscow or Delegation Visit Suggested
Moscow sent a reply declining Mao’s stopover in Peking and proposing that Mao or a Chinese delegation visit Moscow this spring or summer to ease the Sino Soviet split. Khrushchev suggested high level talks to clear the air, with a May 15 substitute delegation if Mao cannot come. The exchange reflects China's push for an international Communist conference and Moscow’s insistence on peaceful coexistence with the West. The note notes no immediate Chinese reply.
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Cautinus
Peking
Khrushchev
Red China
Mao Tre-lung
Moscow-Peking
China
Chou En-lai
Mayo
Mao
Cambodia
Soviet
Communist Party
Central Committee
Leonist Brezhnev
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William Steed
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