Editors Asked To Give More Aid In Battle Against Crime
Washington AP Kennedy urges editors to help curb organized crime and racketeering. He cites pooling information on hoodlums and urges press support while noting FBI and government efforts. Kennedys remarks say newspaper reporting is a valid aid but not a substitute for a national crime commission.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Department of Justice
Fed
Kennedy
Sociely
al Crime Commission
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Fas
Students Demonstrate For Ousted Biology Teacher
About 100 Severna Park High students gathered outside the Governor's Mansion in Annapolis to protest the dismissal of biology teacher Brett after he discussed sex in class. They carried banners and chanted for administration change while police monitored the peaceful demo.
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Annapolis
Severna Park
Y High School
J. Millard Tawes
Shor Tman D. Breet
Anne Arundel County
David
Jenkins
Subersalentett 1
Annapolis Poice
Annapolis Rom
Brett
Castro Radio Hurls Charges About U S Aid
A Cuban insurgent source in Miami says anti Castro forces recruit teachers students workers and peasants joining guerrillas in the mountains amid reports of more battles in the Caribbean. Soviets caution invasion risk while local radio claims large anti Castro support. Havana quiet as celebrations and rumors mix with scattered telephone outages.
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Caribbean
Roe Sare
Proastra
AY Ray V. Wolfe
Soviet Communist Party
Richart
Pravda
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Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Tenance
Wolfe
Havana
Charleston
Force Base
South Carolina
Cas
Fidel Castro
Raul
Cesar Ernesto Guevara
White House panel cites medical advances against heart cancer
Washington AP A presidential panel urged vast expansion of medical research to fight heart disease and cancer. It said two Americans die each minute from these diseases, and emphasized early detection, improved facilities, and broad federal and private funding to accelerate treatments and prevention.
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White, Washington
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Presi
Dent
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United States
White
Boston
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Cuba
Kennedy
Cvitril
Leryone
United
Laos
Viet Nam
Sion
Kennedy warns conference on disease, loyalty amid tension
The conference chair Boisefeuillet Jones reported Kennedy stressed years of effort to chart challenges and opportunities, noting government roles and the fight against heart disease, cancer, and infectious diseases. Doctors discussed environmental cancer hazards and radio, chemical contamination, urging national action while conservative critics raise loyalty questions about top officials.
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le Raoy Teo
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Nam
Boisefeuillet Jones
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry
Truman
Irs
Franclin D. Roosevelt
Robert H. Welch
The
Birch Society
Freenk
Anti-Castro Radio Reports British Warships On Move
MIAMI AP Two Britons aboard ships ready to fuel and head toward Cuba were claimed by Anti-Castro Radio Swan to be moving to Escambray Mountains to “protect British unions” and counter the Castro regime. The broadcast said 23 unions have been executed since the invasion began and alleged diplomatic attempts to curb firing squads. The report cited Kay Totof of Yorks and listed British support from Claude Crawford and G Walter Smith Brokers, with connections to Esso, North American Cement, and the Western Maryland Railway. The broadcast spoke of diplomatic overtures and the hope to influence the Cuban government.
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Fla
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Cuba
Swan
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Caribbean
Athority
Venice
Ulster
Thelsiders
Nist
Bermuda
Kay el
Yorks
Pinar del Joied
Claude Crawford
Havana
Rio
Camaguey
J. H. Wyant
Sion
Western Maryland Railway
Paul Huffer
Radio Swan
Robert Nichols
WLCY
Trict
Esso
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ard Oil Co
Club Royal Orchestra
Service News Fort Detrick Assignment Brief
Pvt. Thomas M. Majors Jr. and his wife Dora of 1724 Pennsylvania Ave. are connected to Fort Detrick Maryland. Majors has been assigned to the A. and Garrison at Fort Detrick as a member of the garrison's Headquarters Company.
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Fort Detrick
Thomas M. Majors, Jr
Dora
Hives
Pennsylvania Ave
Tetently
A. &Garrison
Majors
Accountants Plan Session for Hagerstown Chapter
Rowert F Cushen vice president of the Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Accountants says preparations are complete for the More Prat its Thru Planning seminar to be held Saturday at Hotel Alexander. Officers seek 80 percent attendance, luncheon in the main ballroom, first sign in at 26:00 a.m., registration at the Cha let Room. Guests welcome.
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Rowert F. Cushen
Hagerstown
National Association of Accountants
Hotel Alexander
National
Prayer Sholay Almighty God Direct Our Paths In Christ
Prayer text requesting guidance by God to renew paths, avoid folly and evil, and grow humble joyful obedience through Jesus Christ. Signed by Raymond F. Rilcomb of Corvallis, Ore. First Methodist Church.
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Raymond F. Rilcomb
Corvallis
Qre
Mutter
Fust Methodist Church
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