Civilian leads in Mexico's national election race
In Mexico City on July 3 a civilian Adolfo Ruiz Cortines appears favored to win the July 6 presidential election over retired Gen Miguel Henriquez Guzman. Cortines, 62, long linked to government service, promises land reform, industrial growth, U S friendship, and extended suffrage to women. Henriquez, 64, heads the Federation of Peoples parties and campaigns on government graft reform while criticizing the current administration.
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Ten Bass Caught by Local Angler in Potomac River
George Wingert of 930 Pope Avenue fished above the Williamsport pumping station Tuesday and caught ten fine bass, the largest at 15 inches. He said all are in his home freezer. The muddied Potomac did not stop his catch.
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Pope Avenue
Williamsport
Missionary Dr E Pearce Hayes To Speak At St Pauls
Missionary Dr E Pearce Hayes a long time China worker and administrator will speak at St Pauls Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a m He and Mrs Hayes natives of Maryland returned last year after 18 months under Communist rule in Foochow Fukien province and in various roles including hospital superintendent and evangelistic administrator His education spans John Hopkins Drew Theological Seminary and Western Maryland College New corn hybrid called WB developed by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station seed due in 1953 expected to perform well on Texas land
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Houston
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McLaughlin Named to State Judicial Commission
State Senator D. Kenneth McLaughlin of Washington County was named by Governor McKeldin to join a commission reviewing Marsland's judicial system. The panel will study organization administration and pension schedules for judges and consider proposals on family courts and juvenile handling amid salary and pension concerns.
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Coffin Gift Believed Suitable for Elderly Relative in China
A remark notes that in China a coffin is viewed as an appropriate gift for an aged relative. The statement reflects cultural attitudes toward mourning and funerary customs within the region.
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Saleswoman Honored by Stanley Home Products in Westfield
Morter of 26 East Antietam Street and unit manager for Stanley Home Products in Westfield is honored for outstanding sales with a silver cup presented by company chairman Nowyeridge at special ceremonies this week. It is her third sales achievement cap.
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Driver Charged in Lad's Death in Cumberland
Norman J. Western 61 of Martinsburg West Virginia was charged today with manslaughter by motor vehicle in the death of James Turner about 17 who died in a collision on Route 51. Western was released on 1050 bond pending a preliminary hearing in trial magistrate's court.
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Norman J. Western
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Red Infiltration of Treasury Next Inquiry Subject
The document discusses allegations of communist influence involving Vincent and Lattimore with Latthmore described as an IPR tester and former editor of Pacific Affairs. It states Lattimore was an articulate instrument in the inquiry context and notes denials of communist sympathy by Vincent.
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Treasury
Chineas Commuunista
Lattimore Denies Soviet Conspiracy In Court Testimony
Lattimore refuted claims of Soviet conspiracy as baseless and unsupported by credible evidence. He stated under oath that he had no sympathy for or involvement in Soviet activities.
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Lattimore
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