Anne Arundel GOP Senator Ready To Abolish Slots If Pinball Machines
ANNAPOLIS AP Senator Josephy signals opposition to slot machines in Maryland. He backs a bill banning slot devices statewide, with emphasis on abolishing multi odds machines and pinball devices if broad support exists. Gov Tawes favors a ban but study Commission urged cautious rollout and grace period for counties.
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Kennedy Shying From New Legislation On Strikes
President Kennedy avoids proposing new strike legislation to keep focus on the tax cut plan. Officials say a dock strike and labor actions risk derailing his agenda, though he may be forced to address the dock situation under Taft Hartley rules. White House would act if talks fail. Union leadership changes and internal rifts complicate settlement efforts.
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Aflcio Printers
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Castro urges revolution in Latin America in shift toward unity
In a caustic broadcast Castro urged a regional revolution to unite leftist movements against imperialism. He accused the Alliance for Progress of exploiting Latin nations and warned that ideological rifts with the Soviet Union threaten the socialist camp. He cited Cuba’s role in aiding liberation struggles and criticized U.S. policy as antiquated.
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Firemen Plan Sessions To Study Large Firefighting Methods
Maryland fire officers from across the state will attend training sessions at the University of Maryland Baltimore College Park Frostburg and Baltimore City Fire Training School. The program covers organizing mutual aid and fighting fires from nuclear explosions with instruction from university fire service extension staff and federal and state experts.
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Prayer text to God from Lutheran Theological Seminary president
Prayer today asks for faith in the great unknown, citing Jesus of Nazareth as a clue to God’s heart and works. Alvin M. Gagness of St. Paul, Minnesota, pleads for trust, courage, and peace as a child would approach a tender Father.
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Soldiers Charged With AWOL and Larceny
Two Aberdeen Proving Ground soldiers were arrested in Washington County on charges of larceny and absence with leave. Trooper HH V Smith stopped their vehicle after they allegedly drove away from a gas station without paying. Suspects are John Barton Lo, 18, Starke Florida, and Henry Howant Boswell, 22, Andrews Indiana.
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Negro Drew Most Votes in Election in Deerfield Beach
Emanuel Knowles, the first Black candidate for Deerfield Beach city commission, led the six white contenders in the primary with the highest votes. The top five finishers, including Knowles, advance to the January 29 general election for three seats. Deerfield Beach, an East Coast town 85 miles north of Miami, has 3,327 registered voters, 813 of whom are Black.
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Mrs Lehman Shank Dies in Lancaster at 2:30 PM
Waynesboro widow Mrs Lehman Shank daughter of Mary Filen and Christian Lehman died at Mennoile Home Lancaster Pennsylvania. Born February 17 1877 she belonged to the Reformed Mennonite Church of Waynesboro and lived there many years. Survived by daughter Mrs George K Slocum Raleigh sister Miss Nellie E Lehman Lancaster and several nieces and nephews. Body to Poole Funeral Home Waynesboro. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Raleigh
Area Deaths Paul Winters 57 of Waynesboro
Paul T Winters 57 of 23 N Franklin St Waynesboro died at home after years of ill health. Born in Hagerstown he moved to Waynesboro in 1927 after marrying Miss May Beaver. He worked at Ford Garage and Frick Company and was active in local clubs and churches. Survived by several brothers and sisters and a widow. Funeral Saturday 2 pm from Grave Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev William Swisher officiating. Entombment in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.
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U N Cautious With Tshombe More Awaited
The UN pauses as Tshombe and his government seek amnesty under Thant's plan. Adoula keeps a Katanga role for Tshombe despite reverses while Katanga revenue from Union Miniere shapes federation talks. Poison murderess Mary Wilson dies in Holloway Prison at 71 after decades of sentences for earlier husbands.
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Four Indicted In Ole Miss Riot Case By Jury
A federal grand jury in Oxford Mississippi indicted Melvin Bruce Phillip Lloyd Mites Kline May and Richard Havillun on charges of willfully attempting to impede federal officers enforcing court orders admitting a Negro to the University of Mississippi. Indictments carry possible penalties up to three years in jail and $5000 fines. trials set for May. A separate bill for failure to indict was not public.
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