Welfare payments in May in Washington County rise sharply
Washington County welfare records show May aid totaling 112968.14 dollars across categories such as aid to dependent children age assistance and disabled benefits. Foster care and public assistance costs plus senior citizens support contribute to a state total exceeding half a million, with Maryland statewide obligations at 3 333 177 dollars for May.
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Washington County
Aid Io
Maryland
Maryland State Department of Public
Cool spell expected to persist through Saturday
The Weather Bureau forecasts temperatures about four degrees below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with little or no rain. Yesterday brought pleasant conditions as highs reached 86 at Bonsboro and 89 at Bridgeport, with morning lows around 5 and 63.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Bonsboro
Bridgeport
$25,000 Sought for Injuries in Collision
A Cumberland resident filed a 385,000 suit in TH Circuit Court against Ant Weaver of Clear Spring alleging his son Richard Gelz was seriously injured when Weavers auto rear‑ended a car near Hagerstown during construction on Ri 40. Henry Gets and attorney Milton Gerson represent the plaintiff.
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Asus
Tralph
Weaver
Clear Spring
Cumberland
Ant Weaver
Here
Henry Gets
Milton Gerson
Richard
Weavers Auto
Richard Gelz
Tires and wheels stolen from two cars at Antietam Motors
Police report two cars in the Antietam Motors lot on Dual Highway were found with two wheels missing from each, Tess W Jones at 29 Greenberry Road reported discovering the theft. A battery was also taken from a Jackson Convalescent Home vehicle parked at 474 N Potomac Street last night.
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Antietam Motors
Dual Highway
Tess W. Jones
Greenberry Rad
Jackson Convalescent Home
Potomac SL
Unruly Man Removed From Court Room
Highard E. Williams, 37, of Mission, became disruptive during his magistrate court trial. Judge James Strine ordered his removal after he insulted witnesses and attacked the bench, then Williams was brought back for sentencing and convicted of disorderly conduct, receiving 15 days in Washington County Jail with a warning to behave in court.
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James Strine
Highard E. Williams
Teseid: Mission
Ralph Ryland
Strine
Ryland
Williams
Washington County
Maur
Tia Nero
Gwynn Falls
Eugene Carson Blake
United
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore County Hallee
Robert Lally
Negraf
Saldimother
Dows
James J. Prive
Price
Maryland
Rab
Israel Goldman
Isahy
Jas Oiey
Khrushchev and Spaak Hold Quiet Moscow Talks
In a staged meeting far from Moscow Khrushchev and Belgian Prime Minister Paul-Henri Spaak discussed East West tensions amid a split within the Communist bloc. Tass framed the talks as a continuation of 1961 discussions and officials avoided press access while Western reporters were kept away.
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Khrushchev
Kisw
Paul-Henri Spaak
NATO
Tass
Halfo
Toa Biag
Chet Yi
$1 000 Request By Study Group Before Board
The Board of County Commissioners will Meet tomorrow with Ved Otto, chairman of the Washington County Study Commission, to discuss a supplemental appropriation. Karn swore out an assault warrant against Williams. Williams waived his right to a county and state magistrate's court hearing, choosing circuit court. The commission was established by the State Legislature to investigate agencies, their origin and function, with a view to recommending changes for economy and efficiency.
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Ved Otto
Washington County Study Commission
FE. Karn
Franklin St. Karn
Williams
Staly Commission
Bat Williams
Hort
Amtnet
State Legislative
Man Charged After Collision on Charles Street
67 year old Josep E. Garner of 229 N Jonathan St charged with reckless driving after his vehicle struck a parked car on Charles St. He fled the scene but returned. purse snatching occurred as the night incident unfolded. Damage totaled about 350 dollars.
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Josep E. Garner
Jonathan St
Poltice
Charles St
Mary M. Gluck
Garner
Weather and Dedication Report From Clear Spring
Fair and cooler conditions prevail as Ike and Mamie attend a dedication in Clear Spring. Water restrictions in Allegany and Garrett Counties persist for house use only due to dry weather. Sun and dry for West Virginia areas, with cool nights expected. Denver area reports a title change and municipal ceremony amid temperate supply.
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West Virginia
Broomfield
Colo
API
Clear Spring
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Eastern Pennsylvania Fair and Cooler Tonight
The forecast warns a fair, cooler night in eastern Pennsylvania with Tuesday sunny and cool conditions expected. Wednesday brings possible unsettled weather with a temperature drop and lighter winds, shaping a cooler pattern across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore Police Arrest Demonstrators in Suburban Woodlawn
Baltimore police patrolled Woodlawn as a crowd of about 6000 protested, with more than 100 demonstrators arrested including 13 clergymen. The nationwide tension over integration led to broad arrests, bringing total detachments since July 4 to around 400 as preliminary hearings begin.
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Baltimore
Haltimors
Woodlawn
Peron Faces Sharp Setback in Argentina Election
In Buenos Aires voters cast ballots as Arturo Illia led with about 25 percent while Vincente Solana Lima was blocked by a Peronist boycott. The electoral college will meet July 1 to name a president after no candidate reached 50 percent of the vote.
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Argentina
South America
Jane
Peron
Vincente Solana Lima Wha
Arturo Wha
Congress
Ilia
Oscar Alende
Tends Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Kansas Town Riots After Sunday Youth Uprising
In Garnett Kansas a Sunday riot by hundreds of youths erupted over beer hall closures, overturning cars and clashing with police and firemen. One policeman died, several drivers and bystanders injured, as crowds stormed ballots and a national election atmosphere combined with civil unrest. Police jailed dozens. officials blamed protests for a violent, chaotic scene that drew 65,000 attendees and disrupted a Grand Prix event.
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Garnett
Hite
Ottawa
Wan
Vicioys
Lana Tulogst
Gent
Peron
Tno
Cowdin
President Kennedy And Wiriz Move To End Rail Strike
President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Wiriz meet amid looming nationwide rail walkout. White House weighs a Congress push for compulsory arbitration and possible government seizure of railroads. Unions reject the settlement plan as disguised compulsory arbitration and vow strong opposition.
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Kenedy
W. Willard Wiriz
Congress
Wirtz
Nait
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Sid Tm
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Union Island
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Housby
Idlon
Supreme Court
James J. Reynokds
N Dnian
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of
Order of
Switemen's Union
North America
Lab
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