Hawaii conference weighs states rights amendments
The National Legislative Conference will review three states rights constitutional amendments in Hawaii. The proposals aim to create a Court of the Union, bar federal courts from state reapportionment, and ease initiating amendments. With varied state support and signs of a slowdown, Hawaii could determine whether the drive gains momentum or stalls.
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National Legislative Conference
Council of State Governments
Hawaii
General Assembly of States
Court of the Union
Supreme Court
U.S
Court of Union
Congress
Remarks On New Toupee Remarks On New Toupee
A humorous tableau of remarks about a man with a toupee in a bustling New York setting. The dialogue wanders through jokes about style, reactions, and social missteps, including references to Washington, fashion at a Chinese restaurant, and office life with a toupee as a running gag.
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New York
Ronald
George Washington
Old Goldilocks
Clita
Gra
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
Recalls President Har desth visit to Hagerstown and weekend with Henry Ford at the local country club. Mentions Miss Anna Brand on the Western part of the county two years earlier. Oak Hill Ave. saved from drowning Edward Lee at Kemp's Mill. Mason M. Hurd named economics teacher at Allegany College Meadeville Pa. Arthur C. Hewett left Herald-Mail printing dept to run a retail radio store in Washington DC.
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Hardesth
Hagerstown
Henry Ford
Anna Brand
Oak Hill Ave
Edward Lee
Kemp's Mill
Mason M. Hurd
Annie TE. Hurd
Williamsport
Arlegany College
Meadeville
Arthur C. Hewett
The
Herald-Mail Co
Washington D.C
Fiery property upgrade proposal and city notes from 20 years ago
Mayor Richard Sweeney urged Fiery property purchasers to back a six foot widening of Summit Ave from Antietam to Baltimore St. A letter was sent to Charles W. Hoffman and Leonard Mathias. City Park Superintendent John Heck sustained a painful injury when a lake-cleaning cable broke free. Elizabeth Henneberger became director of Use Water town Child Care Center, daughter of Mary Menneberger. Three former Western Maryland Trailway workers Donald Warren A Brown and D T Pheres were cited for accomplishments in Tunisia operations.
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Richard Sweeney
Summit Ave
Antietam
Baltimore St
Charles W. Hoffman
Leonard Mathias
Joh T.heck
City Park
Elizabeth Henneberger
Use Watertown
Mary Menneberger
Broadway
Western Maryland Trailway
Tunisia
Donald *. Warren
A. Brown
D.T. Pheres
Hagerstown Indiana Named After Maryland Town
Ten years ago a story in the Hagerstown Exponent notes Hagerstown Indiana was named in honor of Hagerstown Maryland. Billy J. McNabb and Donald E. Smith were set to travel aboard the Gen H B Fresmen when it docked in Seattle. Cadet Lt Lester B R Querry served as reporter for local cadets heading to Langley CAP encampment.
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Hagerstown
Indiana
Maryland
Billy J. McNabb
Donald E. Smith
Gen. H. B. Fresmen
Seattle
Lester BR. Querry
Hapertroit
Co Ir Patrol
Langley Bb Enale
Cap
Voices and family histories in a Maryland column
Letters discuss progress and civil rights in Hagerstown and critique of local figures while another writer traces the Ford family lineage in early American records. The piece includes calls for public letters to be published, and notes on contacting the Voices of the People column. Mark B. Ford of Florida signs an inquiry about Ford genealogies.
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Hagerstown
Alang
H.B
H. B
Minnie Barnes
Ford
Voice of the People
Volce of the People
Dairy Mail
Heserstovmn
Meryland
Just Folks English Memory in a Churchyard Tale
An English memory poem recalls a mother guiding a child through a churchyard. She points to graves and ages, tracing a lineage from great grandfather to uncle, with boastful lines about ancestry and a king visiting on the day he died. The speaker longs for forgotten English lanes and gardens, yet never forgets the churchyard.
Many Republican Nomination Possibilities in 1984 Race
Washington correspondent notes a crowded GOP field with sixteen names already floated. Analysts anticipate no clear front runner as Rockefeller and Goldwater stay noncommittal, boosting talk of a compromise favorite son to unite a split party. Possible leaders include Romney, Scranton, Rhodes, Huntley, Albright, Case, Morton, Byrnes, with six dark horses such as Kuchel and Knowland. Milton Eisenhower is also discussed as a potential influence with a draft appeal.
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Washington
Enterprise Asst
NEA
Republican Naoral Convention
San Francisco
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Brives
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Guy
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Mark Huntfield
Oregon
Congress
Thare
Orite
Gordon al- Jolt
Colorado
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Theuston B. Morton
Kentucky
James W. Byrnes
Wicconsin
Fay
Thomas H. Kuebel
William F. Knowland
California
Grldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Lucius DB. Clay
Hamilton Fish
Gen
Gen. Clay
Fish
John.j. Williams
Delaware
Nicholas L. Kruysman
Sen. Williams
Borss
Milton 8
Eisenhower
Tie
Johns
Hacking Unie Verity
Citzens
Eisenhower Farm
Citizens Committee
Paul Butler
Blsenhower
DAC
John F. Kennedy
White House
Milton Eisenhower
Dak
Three Minutes A Day On Treating Rudeness With Patience
A train conductor scolds James Whitcomb Riley for a minor misstep. Riley answers calmly and advises bearing with rude people. The excerpt urges gentleness, forgiveness, and Christlike patience as a daily practice to defuse conflicts and spread love.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
White House fights probe into research and development sweep
The White House contends with a Rules Committee plan for a five member blue chip panel to investigate government funded research and development. Key players include Rep Carl Vinson and Rep Howard Smith, with aides Ralph Dungan and Jerome Wiesner directing grant decisions and a September 1 1964 deadline for findings and recommendations.
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Washington
White House
House
Remabuier Byoyerament
Sciensts
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Harold Cooley
DNC
Agriculture Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
George Miller
D-Callf
Science & Aeronautics Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Education & Labor Committee
William Dawson
D-Nr
Government Operations Committee
Vinson
Armed Services
Defense Research
Melvin Price
Luh
Samuel Stratton
D-Ny
Otis Pike
Jeffrey Cobelan
D-Calif
Frank Barker
D-N
Durward Wall
Mes
Robert Stafford
Howard Smith
D. Ve
Patient Rules Committee
Smith
Carl Elliott
D-Ala
Richard Balling
D-Mo
Clarence Brown
Jal
Robert Taft
Jalen McCormack
Mass
Ou Bolling
Donal Aeronautics & Space Administration
U.S. Information Agency
The
Disarmament Agency
McCormack
Representative Elliott
Ala
Ralph Dungan
Jerome Wiesner
Dungan
Institute of Defense Analysis
Richard Bissell
Central
Inteligence Agency
Bissell
Biesell
How To Keep Well Viral Hepatitis Health Notice
Viral hepatitis continues with similar case numbers to last year. It mainly affects children, less so adults, and can be severe with age. Prevention hinges on hygiene and careful handling. Gamma globulin offers protection after exposure, especially for adults without prior infection.
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