Wallace blasts Kennedy with defeat forecast in civil rights clash
Alabama Governor George Wallace assails Kennedy civil rights policy as torn by strife predicting defeat in 1964. He cites federal troop deployments and claims Communist influence in the integration movement, challenging national leaders and urging withdrawal of troops from abroad.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
University of Algshama
Berlin
Viet Nam
America
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
F. J. Shuttlesworth
South
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Urban Renewal Head Slams Mayor Over Delayed Plans
Raymond T. White, former Urban Renewal Committee chair in Hagerstown, accuses the Mayor and Council of delaying tactics that threaten federal aid for the program. White resigns from his posts, saying repeated talks failed to gain cooperation, and warns of potential losses if action is not taken soon. Martin V. Bostetter and Vincent Groh are named as remaining subcommittee members. a new third member will be appointed.
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Raymond T. White
Hagerstown
Curniherland
Winslow FP. Burhans
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Vincent Groh
Senator Snyder and Dillon Back Potomac Dam Plans
State Senator George Snyder and Delegate R Samuel Lilon praised the Army Engineers plans for Potomac River tributary dams after a three day tour with legislators and planning officials. They support dams at Licking Creek Toneloway Towne Savage No 2 and Bloomington but doubt the Seneca mainstem dam. They stressed planning and pollution controls and plan to seek public input as approval moves forward.
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R. Samuel Lilon
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
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Dillon
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Senator Snyder
Army Engineers
Potomac
Licking Creek
Toneloway Creek
Towne Creek
Savage No. 2
Bloomington
Wins Contest But No Prize
Steve Hess, 13, won a fishing contest at the Kansas State Reformatory when he caught a two-foot alligator. The city faced a loss of about 7600 dollars in prize funds after meters on Franklin and Washington Streets were removed following a 1954 state road commission pact. City officials expect some revenue recapture as drivers shift to other meters. 100 no parking signs were installed by workmen to enforce the ban.
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Kon
Steve Hess
Steve
Fshing
Kansas State Reformatory
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Fort Scott
Franklin
Washington
Charles Huyett
Franklin St
Washington St
State Road Commission
State Roads Commission
West
Five-Minute Acquittal Of Judge's Son Sparks Outcry
The Five-Minute Acquittal Of Judge's Son In Fatal Accident Brings Public Outcry. Gareth Martinis, 23, son of Judge Joseph A. Martinis, was acquitted by a panel of five colleagues without a jury in a six-car crash that killed five and injured others. Public doubt and editorials questioned impartiality as critics argued swift judgment may compromise justice.
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Gareth Martinis
Joseph A. Martinis
Judge Martinis
Martinis
Charles West
NW York
New York Times
York
Influx Of Teen-Agers In Local Job Market Poses Big Problem
Washington County faces a looming employment challenge as teens aged 14 to 19 enter the labor force, with projections showing thousands joining by 1970 and 1985. The piece notes rising teen unemployment, law enforcement concerns, and expanding teen driving license suspensions, amid broader national trends in youth labor participation.
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United First Magnitude
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Washington
Isidore Dollinger
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Num ‘Lisaq Motor Vehicles Bureau
Lear
Dellays
Pariment
Weinfeld
Two Robberies Over Weekend
A vending machine at Green and Daley Contractors on Dual Highway was ransacked last night. Burglars entered via the furnace room door and left after seizing only the soda machine. Another entry to the Washington Co library occurred through a furnace room door over the weekend. They ransacked offices and took one dollar from a basement supply room before escaping through a rear door.
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Green and Daley Contractors
Washington Co
Desire
Frost Free Toilets Await State Rules For Compliance
City officials say no action has been taken to remove frost free toilets until the State Health Department provides the applicable regulations. City Attorney Edward Oswald and City Sanitarian Roy Knight await the guidance to inform owners, with Plumbing Inspector Ray Ford ready to act once word arrives. The system sends waste directly into the toilet from outside in freezing weather, risking sewer backup into water pipes if blocks or pressure drops occur. The mayor’s council group and Damascus Tabernacle Church voice concern as estimates suggest more than 10 such hookups exist citywide.
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Roy Knight
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Knight
Ray Ford
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Northern
Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
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William Bill
Damascus
Knight|ust
Martin Luther King Jr
Gov Tawes Anxious To Meet Cambridge Officials
In Cambridge Maryland Governor Tawes, amid racial strife and militia clamp down, invited city officials and 499 National Guardsmen to Annapolis for talks on hardships after six whites wounded. He proposed a 3 p.m. meeting in his office with Mayor Mowbray and local leaders.
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New York
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Ott
National Renaissance Party
House Committee On UN- American Activities
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Albany
Medgar Evers
Jacki
Miss
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
James Warmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Savannah
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
City Of‘ffcials
Rain Benefits Farms While Tragedy Strikes in Western Maryland
Light to moderate Sunday rain drenched parched farmland across the state boosting corn beans potatoes and hay while a fatal crash on U S 40 near Flintstone tied to a slick road raised safety concerns. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge saw a steady flow of beach traffic with a high eight hour rate of westbound crossings as motorists returned home.
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Weather Bureau
Friendship International
Washington County
Boonsboro
Bridgeport
Max Booker
Baltimore County
Maryland
James &. Young
Cumberland
U.S. 40
Flintstone
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
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Weather Outlook for Washington Allegany Garret Counties
Tonight scores of misinformation avoid. A revised forecast notes lows in the upper 30s and low 60s. Tuesday mostly sunny and a bit warmer. Wednesday partly cloudy and warm with chances of thunderstorms.
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Allegany
Garret
Study Commission To Unveil Long Awai ted Report Tonight
The Washington County Study Commission will report tonight at the Motel Alexander Ballroom on home rule county government. The session will cover legal basis, procedures, and experiences of other counties, with recommendations on financial administration and county departments. Public copies will be available. the study began August 17, 1961, under Public Laws.
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Washington County Study Commission
Amblic
Alexander
Home Rule
Briges
Legal General Assembly
Washington County
John K. Baker
Commission
George Snyder
Fred Oite
Joan Spencer
Card Queies Ewes Sholy Pdbuele
Buren
Will
Neha
Talks Open as Khrushchev Seeks Test Ban Pact
Moscow AP reports Premier Khrushchev opened limited nuclear test ban talks with U.S. envoy W Averell Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham. The Western side voiced cautious optimism while noting Khrushchev favored a package deal linking a test ban with a non aggression pact. The talks, involving nine representatives per side, were to last about ten days with emphasis on banning tests in air space and underwater.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Arts
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W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
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Moscow
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Harold MacMillan
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Andrei Gromykov
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Theles
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