Army Private Seeks Acquittal In Kennedy Criticism Case
Salt Lake City auto mechanic Larry D. Chidester, 41, of Ge Itta Ordnance Co, faces a court martial for soliciting and encouraging others to sign a letter critical of President Kennedy. The letter, signed by 75 guardsmen, questioned expenditures and job openings, and a trial date is tentatively set for April 23. Senator Wallace Bennett defended guardsmen rights to write to Congress while noting the opinion should be viewed in context.
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Lewis
Hne
Kennedy
Larry D.ciichester
Salt Lake City
Chidester
Ge Ita Ordnance Co
Army
Walt
10Trpan Company
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah Bennett
Washington
Congress
Chidhester
Bennett
Vending Machines Change Eating Habits in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown, vending machines influence meal choices as operators push regulation and technology. Experts warn on food safety, spoilage, and water quality, while firms like Victor Products race to mass produce safe hot and cold food vending options. Local sanitarian Thomas Sharpe notes varying compliance with sanitary codes.
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Ing
Harner
Ployer
Seryth Vending
Denger
Fife
Stine
W. Ross Cameron
Cameron
Stinesal
Itt
Chat
Raven Foods
Renera
Victor Products
Hagerstown
Sanitarian
Thomas Sharpe
Maryland
John Bromstat
Victor
Sharpe
Hottlers
Public Heath Service
Yoss
Vielor Products
Bromstad
Beomstad
Bramstad
Maryland Briefs On Baltimore and state issues
Maryland Briefs report a legal ruling on Bible readings in public schools, a plan by the Salis jdown Baltimore street for voter signatures, and a B&O hearing on continuing service with possible cancellation of trains. Friendship Airport shows a $290,000 profit for 1961, while Baltimore club owners Tra lla and Sugarman are to testify before a Senate committee. Police have opened an inquiry into a local incident.
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Maryland
John J. Sowers
Associated Press
Salis Jdown
Baltimore Street
Jury Chamber of Commerce
IBM
Wicomico County
Board of Commissioners
Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland Court of Ape
U. S. Supreme Gurl
Leonard J. Kerpelman
William J. Murray Gil
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport Board
Friendship
Benny Tratta
George Sugarman
Senate
Trotta
Sugarman
McClellan
Vatican Backs Archbishop On Excommunication Controversy
Vatican City affirms Archbishop Joseph F. Curmull of New Orleans has full authority to excommunicate segregationists, signaling no tolerance for racial actions. The Vatican notes a history of opposing racism and cites canon law granting bishops wide governing powers in their dioceses.
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Joseph Francis
New Orleans
Vatican
Vatore. Romano
College of Cardinals
Airman assigned to Langley Air Force base for radio repair training
Service news notes Airman Ralph Ei of Chambersburg Pa being assigned to Langley Air Force Base Virginia to complete the United States Air Force technical training course for aircraft radio repairmen. He is a 1961 graduate of Chambersburg Area Senior High School and entered service in June 1961.
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Neesler Ars
Ralph Ei
Agelow
William Roll
Chambersburg
Langley
Arb
United States Air Force
Ugion
Chambersburg Area
Gunter Afb
Als
Dorothy M. Davison
Wagerstein
United States Air Force Nurse Corps
Dodson
University of Maryland
Mrg
Violet F. DeHart
Hagerstagen
USAP
Williamt S. Dodson
Feathers Case Tangles Across Counties In Virginia
A wife slaying case involving Feathers triggers habeas corpus talks and jail detentions. Magistrate Dwyer commits Feathers to Washington County Jail pending transfer hearings while Virginia extradition proceedings aim to return him to Winchester. Initial location disputes over where the shooting occurred created conflicting county warrants.
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Washington County
Frederick County
Feathers
Winchester
Wace
Demos Back Steel Study Commission Attack on Kennedy
Amid Senate debate on steel, Democrats press a steel study commission and demand a full investigation into price increases. Goldwater calls Kennedy action a threat to free enterprise. Humphrey urges a fair, nonpartisan inquiry with broad representation and a four year report. Hartke supports depreciation allowances to modernize steel, Kefauver seeks data on production costs from top 32 steel firms under subpoenas. A federal grand jury in New York continues antitrust probes.
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Kennedy
Fife
New York
Goldwater
Senate
Humphugg
Minnesotan
Vance Hartke
D-In
Congress
Kefauver
Comptroller General
Spitzer Named Vice President At Dello Chemical Co
Clark Spitzer of Punkstown was appointed vice president of Dello Chemical Co with a later assignment as manager of the swimming pool division at the Fynkstown branch in Brentwood Maryland.
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Clark Spitzer
Punkstown
Dello Chemical Co
Brentwood
Fynkstown
Prayer for guidance as space efforts ignore heaven
A letter from Roy H. Steller of Harrisburg Pa urges leaders to prioritize spiritual preparation toward heaven over space exploration. He asks God to use believers as guides back to their Father's house, lamenting obsession with moon missions and seeking divine direction.
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Heaven
Jes
Amet
Roy H. Steller
Harrisburg
Evangelical United
Bretivert Church
Castro Foes Seek Asylum After Embassy Bus Crash
Sixteen refugees from Castro's regime sought asylum in the Brazilian embassy in Havana after a bus rammed through two fences, injuring passengers including women and children. The incident followed a pattern of escapes reported in recent months as guards fired and a bystander driver claimed asylum at a foreign embassy.
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Havana
Fapy
Eifler Castro
Inchwllnng Sevral
Bis
Yan
Barden Tt
Refn
Latin America
Crochet pattern catalog notice from old Needlecraft ad
A fragmented listing promotes 2001 patterns including a six inch medallion in worsted yarn. It mentions pricing thirty five cents per pattern, postage to The Daily Mall Needlecraft Center New York, and requests send 26 cents for complete catalogs with fabric items like afghans and slipcovers plus two free patterns. It reflects vintage craft advertising with scattered OCR errors.
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Ales Brooks
Daily
Needlecrat
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
Hume Attacks Pollack In Baltimore Campaign Remark
AP report from Baltimore notes Democratic gubernatorial hopeful David Hume accusing Baltimore political leader Jack Pollack of backing Gov. Tawes veto of a 1960 savings and loan regulatory act. Hume also claims Pollack endorses favored candidates and argues politics threaten American freedoms.
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Baltimore
David Hume
Jack Pollack
Hume
Pollack
Tawes
Maine
Baltimore Democrat
Charles Countian
Governors Get Warm Welcome in Hiroshima Tour
Four American governors David Lawrence Archie Gobrud Grant Sawyer and Steve Mechal arrive in Hiroshima during a two week Japan tour. They are greeted by city officials and cheering locals despite warnings of potential anti nuclear testing protests. The welcome includes motorcade travel to Hiroshima arrangements and local officials coordinating the visit.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S
Kabes
Osaka
David J.lawrence
Pennsylvania
Archie Goobrud
South Dakotas
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Steve Mechal
Colorie
Singh Wiarle
Phasey Enka
Driving privileges revoked for James J. Chipman
The Department of Motor Vehicles announces the revocation of driving privileges for James J. Chipman, unpenvell id, Hagerstown, effective immediately. This action follows legal or administrative review and requires compliance with applicable transport regulations.
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The
Department of Motor Vehl
Clea
James J. Chipman
Hagerstown
Ex Mental Patient Charged With Kidnapping Girl
Springfield Maine report states 23 year old William Kuhlman of Maplewood New Jersey was charged with kidnapping a 14 year old girl, Ann Loos, after allegedly abducting her in Delaware and threatening harm. He was held on $5,000 bail at Springfield State Hospital pending arraignment. The girl was later located unharmed and returned to her family.
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Springfield
Westminster
Ann Loos
Kuhlman
Wilfend
Barlee Hermessage
Miss Loos
Philadelphias
FBI
Kuhiman
Detion O
William Miss Loos
Maplewood
N. J
Kihlman Dave
Maryland Mental Hospital
Pe ¢ Sha
Aston
Dormi
Scos
Delaware
Caid T Hat Kuhlman
Wilmington
Del
Springfield State Hospital
Kennedys Greet Young Musicians At White House Concert
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy hosted a youth concert on the White House lawn featuring the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Breckenridge Texas Boys Choir. The hour long event, despite a chilly 48 degree breeze, showcased Bach and Irish tunes with 40 Texas choir members performing. The First Couple praised the young musicians and the musical support for American culture, with Kennedy promising to keep the office door open later that afternoon.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Kennedy
White House
Bankations
Youth For Youth
Greater Boston
Massic
Jim
Hope Of Returning To Cuba Fades For Exiles
Miami dispatch reports Cuban exile leaders and factions aging in hopes of liberating Cuba. Exiles, once united, divide over ransom and arms for a new uprising. The Bay of Pigs prisoners loom large as talks shift toward funding prisoner ransom rather than renewed armed action.
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Miami
Mla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Cubat Revolutionary Court
U.S
Jose Mira Caridona
Miyo Cardona
Taited Revolutionary Front
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George €. Deering
B&o
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Thres Segregas
Great Lakes
Hanry W. Zeilor, Jr
Harry W. Zeilor
Keley Springs
W. Va
Cnet
Torr
Tex
Fred Conrad
Richard L. Eshleman
Phyllis
Carrallowt
Mulberry Ave
U. S
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Fort Hood
National Cash Register Company
Hagerstowns
Vin G. Eshleman
Allison St
Greencastle
Raymound
G. Rowland
Sonarman
Henry H. Rowland
Congress St
Herkeley Springs
Lairy
Sivah
Whalevat
Commercial Credit Plan, Inc
Eens PA
Nast
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Steve Frederickson
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Demos Back Steel Study Commission
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