Nixon Ahead In Poll On Farm Policy Despite Critics
A Midwest Volunteers poll in Iowa shows Nixon leading potential Democratic rivals despite farmer discontent with farm policy. Based on 738 interviews from February to March, Nixon holds 52 to 48 percent over rivals in the general election preference. Democratic calls for Social Security reform and medical care for the elderly surface as campaign issues.
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Foley May Get Labor Backing in Maryland races
Labor councils in Maryland endorsed incumbents in several districts and a Republican candidate in the Seventh while backing Francis X. Dippel against George Fallon in the Fourth. The Western Maryland Labor Council planned meetings with Foley after complaints about freshman candidates. Separately, violence and political tension stretched into South Africa where Verwoerd was wounded as troops and police pursued unrest in Durban and Johannesburg amid investigations into the attacker Pratt.
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Two College Students Die After Roof Escape Attempt
LAPAVETTR La AP Two engineering students flee a Sears Roebuck burglary in LaFayette. Robert Earl Davis 18 dies after hitting a high voltage line and falling six feet to the sidewalk. Louis Napoleon Remar 21 survives after leaping five feet, sliding down a guy wire, and being tackled in an apartment. Detectives say one suspect will be charged with burglary and theft of cameras guns and other items.
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Psoriasis patient cites success with new tablets
A Pittsburgh reader reports years of psoriasis suffering eased after trying GHP Omamental Tablets for seven weeks. Scales disappeared within six weeks and skin cleared. The notice promises full treatment details and a 14 day trial from Canam Co. Rockport Mass.
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Seattle Quake Jars City Late Sunday Night
Seismic shaking hit Seattle on Sunday night with reports of damage. University of Washington seismologist Fr Wank Neumann logged the tremor near 1 10 47.40 p.m. and rated its intensity on the Mercalli scale as a strong ground quake.
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Safe-Teens Meet Tuesday at North Hagerstown High
Washington County Safe-Teen Clubs schedule a meeting at North Hagerstown High School tomorrow night. Representatives and officers from four Safe-Teen units in the county are urged to attend to discuss activities and coordination.
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Obituary Notices and Services Listed for Local residents
Obituary notices cover Naomi Marker and other family members with funeral details. Naomi Marker Jr of Smiths Brig, died Sunday at Washington County Hospital from a coronary attack. Services are set for Wednesday at Grove Funeral Home Waysheshure with interment at Simsbburg Cemetery.
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Eight year old Kenny Brownlowty plays for a symphony
Kenneth Brownlowty, an eight year old composer from Lubbock, aims to perform with a symphony. His mother Vera Brown says he plans to study at the Conservatory of Music. Critics praise his "Israel Rhapsody" while noting he may need more orchestration guidance from professionals.
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Roosevelt boxing tutor Mooney dies at 94
WASHINGTON AP The longtime boxing instructor William Mooney aged 94 who taught Teddy Roosevelt once floored the president in a White House bout and recalled the moment with humor He died Sunday Mooney a postal clerk and amateur fighter defeated Lindgren of the Swedish legation near the turn of the century His death closes a link to Roosevelt and early 20th century boxing
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Baltimore Sun Drops From Top 10 Dailies in 1990s Poll
New York publicist Edward L. Bernays released results of a nationwide publishers poll showing the Baltimore Sun fell from the top 10 list. The survey, involving about 2 percent response, kept nine names from eight years earlier with The New York Times and The St. Louis Post Dispatch among the leaders.
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Maine Couple Die On Highway
An elderly Maine couple, Walter Bray and Sadig Bray, 73, died when they walked across Routes 3 and 1 near Midvale in Wilmington, Delaware, and were struck by a car driven by Matthew Ferrick, 34, Elkton, Maryland. Police said the pair appeared confused by traffic. The accident occurred around 1. miles from the highway junction.
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Prayer Prayer Today O God a Faithful Confession
A Portland Oregon minister Vaulo S Wright of the First Presbyterian Church reflects on prayer and the sense of divine communication. The piece extols the Spirit's understanding and the believer's humility before creation while affirming that prayers are heard through Jesus Christ.
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Two British Sergeants Begin Cross Country Hike
Two British Air Force sergeants started a cross country trek in the United States, aiming to walk about 47 miles daily for up to 3,200 miles from San Francisco to New York. They expect 14 hours of walking each day and note Americans offer rides less in courtesy than anticipated. The plan follows a prior 18 day, 10 mile walk from Scotland to Cornwall.
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Still Chance To Rectify Honest Error
Baltimore coverage notes motorists can pay a small fee to correct DMV records after an honest error in insurance status. Johnny Jewell cites many uninsured drivers admitting past errors, with a call for more accurate 1 percent correction rate expectations.
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Maryland student among 33 on Duke dean's list
Charles T. Munson son of Mr and Mrs P B Bowers is named on the Dean's List at Duke University Durham North Carolina One of 33 Maryland students achieving the required B average or higher for the semester
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Free descriptive book explains arthritis and rheumatism
A 26 page illustrated pamphlet on arthritis and rheumatism will be mailed free to readers. It explains causes effects and dangers of neglect and describes a drugless treatment method used successfully in thousands of cases. No cost or obligation. Send for the free book to The Ball Clinic Dent 3303 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Golden Medical Discovery touted for stomach relief
Thousands suffer from gas acid indigestion belching and stomach distress report relief from Dr Beece's Golden Medical Discovery a remedy claimed to balance stomach acids stop pain before it starts and improve digestion claiming over a million bottles sold with money back guarantee at local druggists.
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