McCormack Says U.S. Must Stay Ready In Cold War
House Speaker John W. McCormack tells The Associated Press that the United States must keep an alert and strong military and spiritual posture while opposing Soviet policy of diversion. He shares views on the tax cut, foreign aid fight, and civil rights, noting he is first in line to the presidency after Kennedy’s assassination and has no plan to resign.
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AP House
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Associated Press
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McCormack
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Johnson
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Mettermacks
Washington County Estates Opened In 1963 Report
The 1963 figures from the Washington County Orphans Court show 336 estates opened in 1982 by letters of administration or testamentary letters. There were 158 joint tenancies and 137 automobile-only assets estates. Total office receipts reached $201,015.74 with $93,247.48 from collateral inheritance taxes and $174,182.45 remitted to the Maryland State Treasurer.
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Register of Wills Office
Maryland
Canadians Lead In Telephone Use In AP Survey
Caulking Canadians TORONTO AP reports for the 11th straight year Canadians average 613.4 telephone calls per person annually, topping a list that includes Americans at 527.1 and Icelanders with 527.1. The survey by American Telephone and Telegraph Co. notes Canadians’ high call volume amid regional and cultural differences.
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Toronto
Amercan Telephone & Telegraph Co
Topical Revue May Be TV's Most Daring Experiment
NBC adapts That Was The Week That Was with weekly half hour topical humor. The show aims to base jokes on current news with a point and plausible mass appeal. Broadway director Marshall Jamison leads the project, promising sharp satire and political edge reflective of daily events.
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ABC
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Morocco
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U.S
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Egypt
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Delaware
Morneero
Arrest of Larry Trite by City Detectives
Larry Trite, 20, of Sir Salem Ava, was arrested Thursday by city detectives. Detectives charged him with breaking and entering and larceny in connection with the June 21, 1963 robbery of the Electronic Teaching Laboratories. Bond was set at 8000 and a preliminary hearing will be held in magistrate's court.
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Larry, Bugne Trite
Sir Salem Ava
Archers Limited At Letterkenny Archery Area Rules
Archers at Letterkenny are restricted to the strip between the boundary and chain link fences due to high casualties in recent seasons. Access will be through Boundary Gate 11 at Edenville during January 6 to 11.
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