Aged Often Rejected By Americans Speaker States
A speech on elder care notes one third of Baltimore residents face housing and income challenges. The speaker cites family responsibility, government support, and regional efforts from Maryland officials to improve medical services and welfare. Delegates discuss housing, recreation, and education as part of a broader plan for aging residents.
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Baltimore
Aot Eo Ares SY
Dean Aad Otterat
Artes
Jing
H. L
Lapet
Fehraey
M.D
Maryland
Wilbur
King
Donald E
Alla Schrock
Richard Grumime
Achor
Maso Winslow E Barhats
Sune
Heen
Hagerstown
H. Burton Ayand
God-cock
Oak of Are
Thomas B. Finan
Welfare
Bass Fishermen Fear Open Season Not Justified
Bass fishermen insist open year round bass fishing is unfounded in danger to stock. They cite Shenandoah River trials in Virginia where continuous fishing yielded larger bass over time. Maryland followed after observing other states, with ongoing tests and expected improvements in sizes of sunfish and crappies.
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Virgina
Shenandoah
Maryland
Uien
Wolfe
Foreign Aid Critics Set To Out Fund
Washington AP reports foreign aid critics aim to cut about 8.5 billion from the 4.038 billion foreign aid program approved by the House. Subcommittee chair Otto G Passman says Congress may resist larger cuts. debate continues on authorization and information safeguards.
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Washington
House
Otto G. Passman ‘Dlat
Appropriations Subcommittee
Avery Mweh
Risentigner
Tessham
Senate
Congress
Tasguard
U. S
Porter
Mardy Jr
D-Va
America
Eisenhower
Passman
Mont
Rhee Urged To Dump His Vice-President
Rhee faces pressure from Korean opponents and the US government to enact democratic reforms. He seeks to form a new cabinet after ten ministers resigned amid nationwide protests over the March 15 presidential election. Analysts question the likelihood of new elections or Lee’s retirement despite the crisis. US sources say Ambassador McConaughy has urged both actions.
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Rhee
Liberal
Imate
le Ki Poong
John M. Chang
Yo Rhee
Democratic Party
Ki-Poong
Lee
Walter P. McConaughy
Funeral services for Stanley T Welder at Coffman funeral home
Interment will be in Blair Valley Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday after 7 PM. Services Sunday at 2 PM with Rev Dr Wilson P Ard officiating. Interment Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Blair Valley
Stanley 'T
Lutherans Unite Into Three Large Denominations
AP report from Minneapolis and Houston notes a major Lutheran merger forming a denomination of 2% million members, bringing four former bodies into a single church structure with headquarters in Minneapolis. The move ends decades of division and streamlines American Lutheran leadership. Separately in Houston, Johnson moves closer to a 1964 Democratic nomination, signaling intent to seek the presidency with talks of delegation support and nonreligious regional concerns guiding voting.
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George W. Cornell
Minneapolis, Minn
Bucs
Henry F. Schub
Colum
Ohio
Oldigis
ALC
Lutheran Church In
America
Germany
ELC
Nor J
Swepian Backgtoand
Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
VELC
Minneapolis
Blair
Neb
Sliw
Luthera:s
Houston, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Senate
Wayne More
Oregon
Retiring Edison workers honored in local area
Retirements announced for Paul Wilhide of Myersville and Ferdinand Stover of Tilghmanton after long Potomac Edison service. Wilhide began in 1926, spent 34 years in Hagerstown area, with meter duties, and retires this month. Stover started in 1930 in Boonsboro, held service and electrician roles, remaining with PE in Boonsboro since 1943. Both members belong to PE's Quarter Century Club.
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Paul
Wilhide
Myersville
Ferdinand A. Stover, Bottont
Tilghmanton
Patoumat Edison Company
The
Power Company
Wilbide
Hagerstown
Magerstown Railway Company
Meter
Myers-ville
Electtrician
Boonsboro
Potomac Edison
Mr. Stover
Wil!hide
Pe’s
Century Club
Veteran State Employees Will Get Pay Boost
Veteran state employees are assured of the pay hike voted by the Legislature last winter. The Standard Salary Board received the salary program drafted by the Legislative Council and others, with the plan applying mainly to career employees and adding a sixth experience increment equal to about one percent of base pay.
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Baltimore
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Standard
Legislative Council
Committee On Taxation and
Legislatura
C and C Canal Hike Reunion Plans Made
After breakfast at Cardinal sub, hikers will trek from Mhere toward Spring Gap with a luncheon stop, finishing around 5 20 p.m. A 6 32 p.m. dinner at the Clary Club in Cumberland will wrap the reunion, with over 200 expected. Speakers include Supreme Court Justice Douglas and Conrad J. Wirth. Liverworts note ends.
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Spring Gap
South Cumberland
Canal
Clary Club
Cumberland
Supreme Court
Douglas
David Auld
District of Columbia
Conrad J. Wirth
National Park Service
Congress
C.&c
Smith W. Hrookhart
Washington
C.&c.canal Association
Cumberland Committee
DeGaulle To Ask Help For Bigger Voice At Convention
Scottsbluff Neb rAP reports that Terry Carpenter says De Gaulle seeks a stronger French voice in global policy with Nebraskans backing Rockefeller for president. The piece notes De Gaulle and Eisenhower Macmillan cooperation, Nixon worries, and Carpenter's mixed plans for Governor Rockefeller and a Chicago convention delegation.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Tap
Terry Carpenter
Asia
Africa
Hisenhower
Goy
Atlantic Alliance
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New
Global York
de Gaulle
France
Carpenter
Harold Macmillan
Tage
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Nixon
San Francisco
Joe Smith
Bey
Republican Party
Rockefeller
New York Port Tied Up by Short-Staffed Workers
A wage campaign by clerks and typists sparked a workers' protest in New York Harbor. Pickets began before 7 and ended by 10 as a brief strike disrupted cargo across 68 ships in New York and neighboring ports.
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New York
New York Harbor
Ely
Nerwark
Jersey City
Hoboken
New Jersey
Steamship Company
Dults
ILA
Prayer blessing spring and life in faith
Prayer text praising God for spring and new opportunities. A blessing that asks for a close relationship with God to sustain ongoing thanks praise and worship. attributed to W Dalé Oldham Park Place Church of God Andersson Indiana minister.
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Jesus
Armen
W. Dalé Oldham
Andersson, Indiana
Park Place
Two Bodies Found High In Mountain
Miss Bendixen and James Jones endured a perilous ascent in snowy terrain after being frostbitten. Bendixen reached a mountain home at Allenspark and alerted authorities. Willmon died from exposure, Jones presumed dead in a fall.
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Willmon
Miss Bendixen
James
Jones
Allenspark
Massive Army Amphibious Vehicle On Route East
An Army convoy led by Captain C F London moves a 45 by 13 by 124 foot amphibious test vehicle from Kalamazoo Michigan toward Fort Meade Maryland. The 5 foot monster traverses Hagerstown Frostburg Cumberland with State Police escort and Army assistance requested to clear routes through communities.
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Hagerstown
Norrow
U. 5
Fort George G. Meade
C. F. London
Fort Eustis
Vica
Garrett County
Frostburg
Cumberland
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Fort Meade
iState
Army
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West
Sam Rayburn
Kennedy
Olf
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Carol Sue
Nelson
Clark, NJ
Paul S., Wilhide
Ferdinand A. Stover
C.&c. Canal
DR. H. Gould
Long Meadow
Haperstown
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DeGaulle
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