Grace Church Acquires Property For Parsonage
Grace Church acquires parcels of property and tracts for a parsonage and related improvements in multiple locations including Keedysville Habinwood Drive and Greenhill Drive. The record lists transfers among individuals and entities such as Milburn, Seibert, Prive Farms, Inc. and others, with several parcels on Main Street and near Highland Avenue, dated September 1971 and earlier.
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Mieuntaiy Tan
Teaver Cees
Ivet Toy
Hurley Clifton Moser
Dorsey
Alors
Fred KR
Aia
Seibert H. Milburn
Keedysville
Clarence W. Basterdley
Elwood K. Sterling
Josia
John Conway
Flohr
Chester A. Prive
John W. Barnes
Es Mighland Ave
Bhie Ridge
Farol FL Lehmaan
Wits
McKenzie
Prap-John
Arie
Simmer
Concore
Sisfon
Hay &. Board and Wife
Main St
Boansbord
Leaders In Jail As Alabama Civil Rights Protest Mobilizes
In Rhmington Alabama a march led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr and Rev Ralph Abernathy faced arrests as police halted the procession. Authorities reported 1 000 officers maintaining order while ministers urged calm and nonviolence amid the protests.
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Rihmingstam
Ala
Cuimar
Whiting Ysuldy
Martin Gather King Jr
Sony
Dr. King
War Shitlesworth
New York Eggs Prices and Offerings Overview
AP survey reports wholesale egg offerings in New York with mixed demand and stable to fluctuating prices. Figures show varying weights and product types including whites browns and extras, with notable averages and ranges across multiple lots and grades.
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New York
Usva
Contaminated Passover Tuna Recall Spreads Across States
FDA ordered removal from shelves of tuna stamped WY2 and WY labels tied to Passover meals after tests found Clostridium botulinum contamination risk in shipments from Washington Packing Corp. to California and other metros. Officials say only a small number of cans were affected and distributed to major cities including New York and Philadelphia.
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ASP
Washington
FDA
Larry Osius
Associated Press
Food Ad Drug Administration
California
Ft Polsan
New
Cleveland
Pills’burgh
Augusta
Atl
New York
PDA
Washington Packing Corp
Prayer and belief in love amid dark days
A devotional prayer from Alfred N. Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania praising the Resurrection as victory over death. The text asks for grace to believe in love's power and sacrificial service bearing fruit in a wicked world despite foreboding futures.
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Jesus
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
Meological Seninory
Pearson Optimistic on Liberal Majority in Canada
Montreal AP coverage reports Liberal Leader Pearson buoyed by six Social Credit legislators pledging support, signaling a potential majority government in Parliament. He noted no resolve on nuclear policy but indicated the bloc will back Liberals while reserving rights to oppose. Pearson cited Diefenbaker era clashes and the issue of U.S. nuclear warheads as a point of historical debate in shaping policy.
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Montreal
Tester B. Pearson
Hn Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Liberal Party
Joh G. Difenbaker
Conservatives
Monitly
Diefenbaker
U.S
Girl Crushed By Tombstone In Newark Parkyard
Nine year old Alice Talbot of Cromford was crushed to death when a falling tombstone toppled onto her as her family planted roses near her grandfather's grave. Albert Jr. and bystanders freed the stone but she died at the scene.
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Newark
Nat
Alice Talbot
Cromford
Alice
Albert Jr
Albert Tol
Talbot
Woman Hit By Car Escapes Injury After Collision
A woman pedestrian was knocked down Friday evening but escaped injury. She was struck at the North Potomac and Franklin Streets intersection by a car driven by Lacey Ray Thy of Hagerstown. She was taken to Washington County Hospital by Cammy Rescue Squad and later released.
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Palice
Nivarella Mary Violet
MT N. Cannon Ave
Lacey
Ray Thy
Hagerstown
North Potomac
Franklin Streets
Vinlet
Washington County Hospital
Cammy Rescue Squad
Cosmos XIV Put In Orbit by Soviet Launch
The Soviet Union announced the launch of Cosmos XV, an unmanned satellite for space studies under a program begun in 1962. It reports a 24 minute orbit, 818 miles maximum distance, 20,000 megacycle radio transmission, and a coordinating center processing incoming data.
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Moscow
Sogiet Union
Tass
Tags
Sputnik
Holy Saturda Services Mark Christ's Burial
In a brief religious page, plans for Easter observances are noted with emphasis on Catholic rites. Mentions of students Carol Dwyer and Alan Brow, their school ties, and expected college paths appear amid the Vatican and Easter themes.
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Holy Saturda
Carol Dwyer
Maz
St Maria Goretti High School
Carol
James R. Dwyer
Jefferson Blvd
Santa Maria
Barnard College
Columbia, University
Two White Men Charged in Clarksdale Molotov Bombing
Theodore Carr and Luther Cauthen, both S colleges from Mississippi, faced arson charges after admitting to throwing Molotov cocktails into a Clarksdale home where Rep. Charles Diggs was staying. Bonds were set at 10000 dollars. they claimed they were just joking and did not know Diggs was inside. The incident occurred about 2 a.m. Friday, with one bottle exploding and causing minor damage. Diggs, in town to study the NAACP voter registration drive, was staying with Aaron Henry.
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Clarksdale
Miss. Vai
Charles Diggs
Theodore A. Carr
Novi
Mississippi Delta
Luther Aubrey Cauthen
Coahama
Ioreou
Ren C. Collins
Diggs
Detroit
Surprise Cupcake Idea for Lunchtime Treats
A playful lunchbox idea suggests baking cupcakes with hidden candies. Fill cups with batter, insert a candy kiss or marshmallow center, top with more batter, bake, then frost for a sweet surprise.
Memorial Mass Honors Sub Victims of Thresher Disaster
In New York a memorial mass was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral for the seven submariners aboard the Thresher. Cardinal Cunha presided as spiritual leader for the United States, naming family members and noting the loss of life at sea.
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New York
Tristan Dal Monday
St. Patrick’s Catho- Cunha Island
Mitifa
United States
Glass
Green
Magan
Rootis
Automakers Report US Car Miles At 1962 Levels
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports Americans traveled about 600 billion passenger car miles in 1962 with an average of 3,400 miles per person. The per person figure may reflect different estimates across segments.
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Fomericans
Automobile Manufacturers Association
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