Wallace in Maryland as 2 candidates back Brewster
Gov George Wallace centers attention in Baltimore with Kennedy in town as U S attorney general supports Brewster in Maryland May primary. Wallace campaign opens headquarters May 8 and active campaigning begins after Indiana vote. Several candidates speak at Wallace event and at a church candidates night urging support for civil rights bill and Beall opposition.
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Associated Press
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Baltimore
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace
Mary
Igge
Bennedy
Perimary
Daniel Brewster
Johnson
Brewster
Maryland
Indiana
Gleason
Dyill
Cam
Man Acquitted On Drunk Driving Charge In City Case
Charles A Gehr of Rose Hill Avenue was acquitted of driving under the influence after an April 10 accident on West Lee Street. He was fined 25 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge. Officer C. Mowen testified a breathalyzer showed .15.
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Charles A. Gehr
Rose Hill Ave
C. Mowen
Mag
Robert Kuceynski
Gehr
W. Lee St
Hy Mowen
Johnson Wins General Approval Of Business Community
President Johnson won broad business backing at a U S Chamber of Commerce session in Washington. He forecast tax changes and price relief plans, while critics urged grown‑up responsibility and questioned funding, signaling intense labor relations tests ahead with unions and manufacturers.
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Johnson
Oaks
Jack Bell Bate
U.S. Chambers
Toseph
Clark
Econ
U.S
Delc
Gehr
John & Kennedy
Robert W. Toms
Boonsboro
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ralph M. Pugh
Waynes
Ber
Albert L. Turner
Rt. 3
Nagerstown
Jury Selection Continues Today In Hoffa Fraud Case
In Chicago jurors continue selection for the Hoffa fraud trial. James K. Hoffa and seven codefendants face charges of fraudulently arranging 200 million in loans from the Teamsters Pension Fund. Judge Austin oversees proceedings as 100-strong venire panels are questioned and kept in seclusion between court sessions.
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Chicago
U.S. Dist
Richard Mancoga
BR. Austin
Austin
Sens
Federel
Hoffa
Former Boy Acting Star Returns As Leading Man
AP Movie Television writer recounts Dick Crenna’s career shift from juvenile actor to leading man at Fox. He recalls being offered minor roles, waiting for suitable parts, directing early films, and finally landing a major role opposite Shirley MacLaine in a legislative drama. Crenna, now 37, rose from radio beginnings to stardom after a long path through guest spots and a Fox exit.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywond
Luke Jenn
Fox
Juljin
Andy
Griffith
Bing
Dick Crenna
Croshy
Statlern
Johninegpie
Eader
Shirley Maclaine
Anf
Crenna
CBS
Tof
Djevision
Tydings Hails End Of Unit Rule In Md
Joseph D. Tydings praised the Maryland Committee for Fair Representation as the unit rule system ends in a Maryland primary for the first time. He accused the Tawes Goldstein Huckler machine of depriving voters and said the federal ruling against Maryland’s unit votes rule followed a court challenge by the Maryland Committee for Fair Representation.
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Tydings
Baliinmore
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
Howe
Montgomery County
St. Louis
Tour
Dem
U.S
Senate
Lossone Beer
Lous L. Goldstein
Boys Village
Tawes - Goldstein - Huckler
Selion
Maryland
Georgia
Ballimore
Fair Tepresentation
Judge Rutledge Delays Sentence To Aid Father’s Job Plan
Judge Irvine H. W. Rutledge sentenced Chena to 30 days in jail for contempt of court but then withheld the sentence. He gave the man until Friday to fetch the youth to court, aiming to help him keep a newly started job. The judge stated the man “took the law into your” efforts to assist his family.
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Irvine HW. Rutledge
Chena
Prayer Today Blesses Berkeley Pacific School Leader
A devotional prayer request from Stuart LeRoy Anderson of Berkeley California, president of the Pacific School of Religion, asking for daily thanksgiving, repentance, and service through Christ for prosperity and guidance.
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Christ
Stuart LeRoy Anderson
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
Local Student in Washington For Semester Program
Lynn Sechmacher of Tasers town, a Chatham College student, joins the American University Washington Semester in the capital. Participants study legislative, judicial, and executive branches and meet congressmen, labor leaders, lobbyists, and notable figures. Miss Schreiber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander, 201 Ce Terrace.
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Lynn Sechmacher
Taserstown
Chatham College
American University
Washington
Miss Schreiber
Alexander Her
Terrace
Juvenile Court Orders Man To Get Son Back To City
The Juvenile Court ordered a local man to bring his son back to Hagerstown by Friday to face delinquency charges or face 30 days in jail. Judge Rutledge suspended a Boys Village sentence for one year on grounds of good behavior. The boy had been involved in an assault on another youth in Hancock. A second boy’s case was continued to allow for Army medical evaluation.
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Hagerstown
Hancock
Soldier gets 3 years for strangling wife in New Year clash
AP reports at Zama Japan a general court martial sentenced U S Army Spec. 5 Richard M Strong to three years hard labor for strangling his wife during a dispute over her dancing with Newtons. The 25 year old from Talih Falls Idaho was fined and reduced to private E-1, carrying a base pay about 119 dollars a month.
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Zama
Japan
Army
Richard M. Strong
Talia Falls
Idaho
E-1
Local Deaths in Baltimore Area
Myee William Smulson died suddenly at his home 7000 North Point Rd Baltimore at noon Saturday. He and Edith Kaplan Smulson previously lived in Stagerstown before moving to Baltimore. Funeral arrangements and burial in Arlington Cemetery, Baltimore. Frederick W. Sweeney Rosary at 1318 Prospect St this evening at 7. Henry W. Brewer funeral Wednesday at 2 at Rouzer Funeral Home with burial in St. Pauls Cemetery Western Pike. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday after 7.
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Baltimore
William Smulson
Edith Kaplan Smulson
North Point Rd
Mr. Smulson
Stagerstown
Arlington Cemetery
Frederick W. Sweeney
Iths
Prospect St
Henry W. Brewer
Henry
W. Brewer
Rouzer
Fred E. Grose
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Fungal
Pennsylvania Utilities Cut Rates Across Potomac Edison System
The Pennsylvama Power and Light Co and two smaller affiliates, part of Potomac Edison, will cut electric rates by 5 million dollars a year for about 28,000 customers. Maryland remains unaffected while Cumberland Valley Electric Co lowers by 107,500 dollars for about 6,182 customers in Franklin and Fulton counties. South Penn Power Co reduces bills by 221,300 dollars for 876 customers in Adams, Bedford, Fulton, Franklin and Somerset counties. The Public Utility Commission approved the new rates, effective Friday, with most savings going to large volume customers.
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Pennsylvama Power and Light Co
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edison
Maryland
Cumberland Valley Electric. Co
Greencastle
McConnellsburg
Mercersburg
Franklin and Fallon
South Penn Power Co
Waynesote
Hyndivan
Wellersburg
Adams
Bedford
Fulton
Franklin
Somersett
Public Utility Commission
Targe
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Industry Shares
New York trading opened with a generally higher market and moderate activity. U S Steel gains anticipated after quarterly results while rails and airlines pull the trend up. Pant American Works Airways up four points with several major stocks advancing. some tobacco and chemical issues slip.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Pant American Works Airways
American
Elephane
INM
Xerox
Goodrich
Goring
Lignett & Myers
Reynalds
Control Data
du Pont
More Lay-Ins Threaten Nashville Traffic Tieups
Civil rights leaders pledged more demonstrations in Nashville as violent flareups followed lay-ins. The protests tied up traffic on a busy thoroughfare and disrupted daily activity in the Tennessee capital.
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Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Teachers Seek Pay Boost to Match State Minimum
The board discussed raising salaries to match the state minimum for teachers. Commissioners questioned whether television instructors earned higher wages and if an incentive program existed. Teachers argued extra pay is needed for television staff, citing the difficulty of the work and merit-based rewards with degrees not proving teaching ability.
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Powell
Crossley
Kirk “Morai
Missing Statue Head Recovered Near Copenhagen
In Copenhagen area a statue head from Newmark is recovered from a river downstream of Odense, not from The Little Mermaid site. The head belongs to a statue named The Boxer, toppled after being placed Friday night. the river runs by a house where Hans Christian Andersen wrote many fairy tales.
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Copenhagen
Newmark
Odese
Christian Andersen
Andersen
Lille
Behi
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Massachusettes Institute of Technology
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Germany
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Harold MacMillan
Bevine Federal Savings & Loan “Association
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Moscow
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