Youth Found Guilty Of Breaking Entering In Two Defendants
Robert James Tosten aged 18 and Reginald F Kendall 24 faced multiple charges from incidents in April and July. A six-person jury found Tosten guilty of driving under the influence and larceny related offenses, while Kendall faced related charges with a verdict pending, as prosecutors cited corroborating witness testimony from police and a tavern scene. The judge sentenced Tosten to 60 days in jail, with other cases heard including guilty pleas for larceny and license violations.
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Robert James Tosten
Elizabeth
Ele Ui Tcohot
Aris
Reginald F. Kendall
Smithsing
Burg
Dee State
David K. Poole
Elwood Hauverne
City Folice Department
Tosten
Kendall
William J. Dwyer
Solvif
Harry
Robert J
Jones
Charles W. Shifler
Milt Point Ywyer
Bach Thal
Testen
Mary
Mary, Told the Same Stories and That the Land Indistute For Men Ee Perebels
Ten
Mike Henson
MebMore
Laughlin
Washington County
Electric Rate Reduction To Benefit All From PE Plan
The Public Service Commission ordered a temporary rate cut by Potomac Edison for all Maryland customers, totaling about 850000 dollars. PE President R G MacDonald announced that residential commercial and industrial customers will benefit, with specific class reductions to be filed by September 23 and become effective on approval. Also noted are PE plans with Monongahela Power to add a 500000 kilowatt unit in West Virginia and an additional interconnection with Potomac Electric Power Company expected to go into service this fall.
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Potomac Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Maryland
R.G. MacDonald
PSC
MacDonald
Tully
Potomar Edison
Monongahela Power Company
Allegheny Power System
West Virginia
Potomac Edison
APS
Potomac
Xligay
Potomac Electric Power Co
Maryland Commission
Poince Edison
New Yorker
Toms
Goldwater
Hapa
Arizona
Goldwater Would Back Rockefeller For 1964 Nomination
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater said he would support Nelson Rockefeller if the New York governor won the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He stated the country cannot stand another four years of Kennedy and answered yes to a direct question on backing Rockefeller.
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Atlanta
Barry Goldwater
al-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arizona
Area Deaths Wan Riley Fishach 68 Waynesboro
William Riley Fishach 68 of 145 church St Waynesboro died Thursday evening after an extended illness Born in Greensburg son of the late Henry and Elizabeth Miner Fishach moved to Waynesboro in 1903 and was a cabinet maker and carpenter for over 50 years He retired 1 years ago member Greensburg Lutheran Church Surviving wife Grace VY Barbaugh Fishach sons Predlovick V at home Russell H ALD 1 Waynesboro Sydney A Amherst Ohio daughters Mrs Mary E Needy Mrs Helver Hahn and Mrs Jane Berlin Waynesboro 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Friends may call at the Grave Funeral Home Waynesboro Friday evening from 7 00 The funeral will be held Monday at 10 30 am Reverend Robert Matthias and Dr Harry Gardenc officiating Burial in Green Hill Cemetery
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Wan, Riley Fishach
William Riley Fishach
Church St
Waynesboro
Greensburg
Saas
Henry
Elabeth Miner
Fishach
Greensburg Lutheran Church
Grace VY. Barbaugh Mishach
Predlovick V
Russell H. Ald
Sydney A. Amherst
Ohio
Mary E. Needy
Helver
Hahn
Jane Berlin
Grave
Leverend
Robert
Matthias
Harry Gardnec
Green Hill Cemetery
Across 1 Salt coy puzzle headline
Complex cryptic style puzzle text with scattered letter clusters and garbled clues. Contains mixed words like Salt coy, fervor erect plain, plaid pragaun, mountain AW Rouse t famalee AI aval fish, and several broken phrases. Likely a wordplay grid answer. Yesterday’s puzzle solution appears at end.
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Kealedtrony Breeze AG
Tiresome
Aid Bill Nears Final Vote With Cuba Amendments
The House advances aid bill with amendments restricting aid to Cuba shipping, bans on Bokaro steel mill loans, and minimum 2 percent interest on Development Loan Fund loans. A 50 percent private development goal remains contested. The panel defeats broad cuts to military contingency funds and the technical assistance program.
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Bokaro
Italia
U.S
Willam S. Broomfield
Senate
Alliance For Progress
House
Prayer Today Our Father in the Seminary Note
Prayer today prays for friends and loved ones, asking divine comfort guidance and strength. The message closes with a blessing from Ray McKay, professor of preaching at Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest.
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jSoutheastern Baptist Seminary
Tawes Stays Noncommittal On Assateague Island Future
Snow Hill Maryland reports Governor Tawes remains undecided on whether Assateague Island becomes federal land or private development. A second Worcester County hearing drew about 200 residents, with many advocating private development under state guidance, while others urged federal preservation a national seashore. The debate drew lawmakers including State Treasurer John Lauter, and Comptroller Louis Goldstein, who weighed Udall Interior Plan amid protests by demonstrators outside City Hall.
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Snow Hill
Worcester County
Samuel G. Reel
Merhow
Chants Bank
School of Bank
Board of
Publand Bankers Schools
Tawes
Louis Goldstein
U.S
Wip
Sanfort
Goldstein
Tarane
John 4. Lautkemeyer
Dell
Mark Pitchard
Rus
O. Rickman
D-Worcester
Interior Department
Stewart L. Udall
Pitchard
Hickman
Udall
Worcester
Mayor Wagner halts ongoing city hall demonstrations
New York AP Mayor Rab W. Wagner ordered an end to the around the clock sit in by civil rights demonstrators in City Hall. Three officers were injured in a melee as a dozen pickets moved up City Hall steps attempting a chain in. Police dispersed the crowd and pushed demonstrators back to the steps.
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New York
Rabwt F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Cth
Wapner
Washington
Park Row
Scientists May Seed Hurricane To Soften Punch
Miami forecast notes Beulah with winds up to 80 mph moving seaward as scientists explore seeding with silver iodide to weaken destructive clouds. National Hurricane Research Project head Cecil Gentry says seeding may be dropped from aircraft if feasible. The hurricane’s path aims away from Caribbean land, expected to pass northeast of St. Maarten and the Leeward Islands with no land gale warnings anticipated.
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Miami
Fla
API
Beulah
Cecil Gentry
National Hurricane Research Project
Heulah
Husky Lady
Allaribbean
St. Maarten
Leeward Islands
Rail Dispute Nears Six-Day Walkout Showdown
Rail workers protested job cuts citing potential safety and efficiency impacts on train operations. Management and unions failed to agree on timing, leaving a six day window before a planned walkout and potential service disruption.
Baltimore Men In Lawsuit For $45,000 Here
Two Baltimore men sue for forty five thousand dollars in damages from a third party after a Baltimore automobile accident several months ago. The case began in Circuit Court with Gilbert Moore seeking twenty thousand from Harold E. Madigan, while another plaintiff, Spriggs, claims injuries and one thousand dollars in damages to his car.
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Baltimore
Gilbert Moore
Harold E. Madigan
Baliln
John Koenig
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Magnnnon
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commieeion
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HTWTC
Farmer Insurance Company
Gradgers Mu
Secretary of Labor
Dietown
Willard Wirtz
Sprigg
Madigan
Daniel Gordon
Moore
Spriggs
Moore and Sories
Dundalk Ave
Balti- Wirtz
Holabird Ave
Atd
Dundalk
John Sandhour
Ught
Senate
Mays
Third Ave
House
Everatt M. Dirksen
Stringis
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Wirtz
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Reill
Florida
Dante B. Fascell
Air Force Base
Joseph A. Walker
Walker
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Plateau
Southern Plains
Atentic States
Northern Plains
North Pacific States
Central Plateau
Dracula
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Lansing
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