Kennedy Tells Jury of Pressure in S and L Case
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy testified that congressmen pressed for a review of a mail fraud indictment involving financier J. Kenneth Edlin and two former congressmen Frank Boykin and Thomas Johnson. Kennedy described meetings and maps of an Maryland land development of 8000 acres tied to the case. The trial resumes tomorrow in U S District Court for its 22nd day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Sil
Kennedy
Thomas F.1 Johnson
Maryland
Justice Department
Johnson Axl
Frank Boykin
Alabama
Nisa
Tla
J. Kenneth Edlin
Ings Gail Inn
William I
Rolitsut
Miami
Eolinson
Edlin
Hem Fo
Johnson
Joseph Tydings
Boykin
Damsan
Keaseny
Achnson
Kenney
Edith
Local Deaths in Maryland Area Continue on Page Four
Obituaries notice multiple deaths including Maria Stover Maude Ellen Culler and Bertha Shindle Smith. Details cover survivors funeral plans services locations in Silver Spring Hancock Hanover Hagerstown Greencastle and state line burial in Beautfi View Cemetery. Dates indicate services Friday night and Saturday afternoon with church and funeral home arrangements.
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Maria Stover
Grat
Daseply W. Snyder
al Hone
Helen Snyder
Silver Spring
A. K. Coffman
Lester Kauffman
Burie
Hose Hill
Prayer and funeral notice from Waynesboro congregation
A prayer request pleads for spiritual insight while noting a funeral service in Ogden Utah. It mentions First Congregational Church and a memorial at Lattersbury Lutheran Cemetery with ministers Primross Ogden and others in attendance.
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Wayneshorn
Lattersbury
Longtime residents mourn multiple deaths in Franklin County
Obituaries from Franklin County detail the passing of Mrs. Matilda F. Niner of Fort Hill and Hagerstown area native Waynesboro resident Maybery G. Freed. Niner died March 30 at her home, aged 81, leaving several children and grandchildren. funeral services were held in Maple Glen Church with pastors officiating. Robinson, a retired Frederick police officer and brother to local families, died at 73 in Chambersburg Hospital, with services planned in St. Pauls Church and burial nearby. Freed, aged 76, died at Franklin Farms after extended illness. he had worked as a machinist, custodian, and member of several fraternal orders, survived by a sister and nieces and nephews.
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Maude Ellen Culler
Maude Eilen Culler
Hancock Star Route
Korn
Needmare
Alexander
Sara Jane McKee
Nancock-Newtmore
Charles Hykes Culler
Verda Schur
Hanover
Grave
Hancock
Pleasant Ridge
Matilda F. Niner
John H Niner
Hom
Fort Hill
R.D
Somerset County
Niner
Bor
Elk Lick Township
Abraham
Margaret
Folk
Hat Nuver
Meyersdale
Alvin Niner
Salisbury
Elyn Gallette
Kidanning
Mary Walls
Funkstown
Mel
Mays
Helen Galley
Alice Bittner
Hollada
Grantsville
Maple Glen
Daniel J Whitaure
A. Jay Treplogle
Howard S$. Robinson
Howard
Robinson
Bayetteville
Chambersburg
Peters Township
Franklin County
Jet
Nancy Carballeh Robinson
Park Avenue Kib
Lewistown
Frederick County
Frederick
Vic Church
Charbersburg
Wayansboro
Maybery G. Freed
Main SL
Waynesboro
Franklin Farms
Waynesboro Hospital
Franklin, Farms
Washington County
James Newton
Mary Alice Freer
Tagerstown
Eagles Club Inc
Bay
Nel
Order of Eagles
AT#HS&L, Company
Eagles Club, Incorporated
Mary Semler
Hagerstown
Washington
Army Engineers offer Potomac River plan with multiple benefits
Potomac River Basin plan proposals claim to minimize relocations and land damage while maximizing water supply, flood control valued at 5.4 million annually, and recreation of up to 16 million visitor days. Local impacts include relocations and temporary tax losses, offset by regional development effects. Summary of the Army Engineer study is available at the Washington County Free Library.
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Army
Potomac River Basin
Washington, D.C
Potomac Hiver Basin
Balmore
Waslington County
Keating criticizes Cuba policy and press manipulation
In a discussion on Cuba and Soviet troops, Keating argues bipartisan blame for inconsistent policy. He denounces disunity and notes that both parties share responsibility for missteps while press officers face scrutiny over information distortion for propaganda.
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Cuba
Keating
Algo
Kealing
John J. Culburn
Wichita
Kan
Eagle and
Beacon
Stewardesses Battle Age Clause In Airline Union Fight
American Airlines stewardesses challenge a 32 year age limit in the flight attendants union contract. Dusty Roads says most of the 1500 workers near 32 face resignation risk as talks on a new pact stall. Union leaders deny widespread fear, noting staffing pressures and varying views on the age rule.
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New York
American Airlines
Dusty Roads
Americat
Miss Roads
Dusty
American
Nancy Colling
Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Hospital Release List of Names and Addresses Amid Billing Note
A long garbled list of personal names and addresses appears alongside a closing line about paying bills. The readable portions include individuals such as Theresa Mori Badu, Virginia Ave, and Elizabeth Ann Come, with scattered street names and towns. The fragment ends with a reflective line about bill payments potentially discrediting prosperity.
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Virginia Ave
Cofraine Baker & Son
Fatrp
Aid
Houston
Bartamatan
Burg
Edward Eugene Cook
Elizabeth Ann
Come & Seugn
Fer
Betty
Boonsboro
Mids State
William
Hence Everly
Lanvale
Str
Georas Willem Fowles
Gcarlinger Ave
Samuel Naylor
Sma
Louise Amanda “Reed
Judia Garland
sSarpswurh
Jane Baonena
William Edison Shank
Taylor Ave
Jefferson St
Ieauing
LaRue Amity & Son
Donna Me Tederick ‘Son
Bip Pea
Mid. Vallahn
Eugene Thommen
Aye Town
Adidean
Stansburg
Thorn
Wandavere
Clearview Ave
Ruth Naomt Violet
Rohrersville
Kathleen
Elizabelm "Raugh & Daughter
Backelay Springs
Vaz
Joann Weaver
W. Franklin Shidnaraneile
Naomt Wiiis
Preston Rd
Bernice Marie Witton
Wa Church
Caurn
Ellen Waite
W. Wilson Blvd
Beef And Pork Prices Low As Meats In Good Supply
Prices for beef and pork remain low as meat supplies stay ample across the country. Supermarkets highlight fryers turkeys and hens while rib cuts, boneless roasts and sirloin attract buyers at promotional prices. Produce counters show spring attractions with asparagus lettuce and berries, while regional markets reflect broad supply and pressure from spring marketing.
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New York Area
Youth Escapes East Berlin In Armored Car
East German youth Wolfgang Engels, 19, smashed through the Berlin wall in an East German army armored car, sustaining chest and hand wounds. He crawled onto the wall and dropped into West Berlin amid gunfire, aided by a West Berlin policeman, as angry crowds watched.
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Berlin
Red Wall
Wolfgang Engels
West Berlin
Engels
Eisenstrasse
East Berlin
Neukoelin
Crofton planned as new Anne Arundel town in Maryland
Crawford Homebuilders announces a 1600 acre residential and commercial town named Crofton in Anne Arundel County. The development totals about 100 million dollars and plans include 2000 single family homes an industrial park and amenities such as golf tennis pools and a village green. The project aims for completion over five years fronting Route 3 about 20 miles from Washington and Baltimore with model homes in previews by fall.
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Washington
Anne Arundel County
Crawford Homebuilders, Inc
Cpt
lAnnapolis
Craeford
Crawford Corp. Bator-Rouge
Ica
Williamsburg
International Housing Research Center
Reading
Tommorrow
Crofton
Washington - Annapolis - Ralli- Mora Triangle
Baltimore
Cornalbe
Crawford Company
W. Stamilton Crawford
Notable Health Moves Highlight Rhode Island Statesman
Former U S Senator Theodore Francis Green, 95, left a Providence hospital for an East Providence nursing home to continue convalescence from cerebral attacks. His condition was described as quite comfortable. Pope John XXII sent an encouragement letter to the Roman Catholic world congress on children’s rights in Beirut. Dr Louis W Breck of El Paso notes increased incidence of pointed toe shoes due to fashion. Mister Dave, 30, ends 20 years as clerk and master of chancery court in Hohenwald, Texas, planning to look at pretty women. Gov Paul B Johnson Jr of Mississippi, 47, announces bid for governor after three prior attempts, recall of James Meredith at Ole Miss last fall. Cyrus R Vance arrives in Bonn, Germany, for talks with West German defense officials.
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U.S
Theodore Francis Green
Providence
East Providence
Green
Rhode Island
Jot XXII
World Congress On the Rights of Children
Beirut
Lebanon
Louis, W. Breck
el Paso
Tex
Humlans
David Humphreys
Mister Dave
Chancery Court
Hohenwald
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Johnson
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ross Barnett
Cyrus R. Vance
Army
Barn
Germany
West Seman Defense Ministry
Night Collapse Destroys Roof in Cottage Crash
A man named Royce Alwood was napping in a small cottage bedroom when rain caused a late warning dash outside. Seconds later a concrete piling toppled from near the scene and smashed through the roof, prompting the man to recall a premonition of trouble.
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Royce Alwood
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Robert Kennedy
Bartha
Smith
Bertha Shindle Smith
Mastin-Dixon
Grea
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Clara M. Shalfper
Oregon
Mary M. Welzel
Magersown
Mice Baumbargh
Greencastid
Charles P. Shindle
Hagerstoun
Clinton Shinde
Greencastle
Bruce Shindle
Mienich
N. W. Brechhiel
Beautifl View Cemetery
State Line
Encpetepardia Britannica
United States
Cushing
W. B. Cushing
Albemarle
Brea
Roy Bellevue
Boston
New England
Newport
By Quincy
Pandora
Hospital
THE
Associated Press
B.E Goodrich
B.f.goodrich
W. Franklin Sr
H.P. Rotary
H.P. Briggs and Stratton
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