U S Embassies Report Spy Gadgets and Bugs
U S embassies continue to uncover Soviet spy gadgets from microphones to cameras. Harriman said the eagle plaque in Moscow was not bugged during his visit, while officials assess how embedded devices could be hidden in walls or furniture.
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Ambulance Fund Drive Expands Williamsport Effort
Williamsport Ambulance Club plans a June fund drive across defined territories with volunteers and solicitors, aiming to raise funds by two membership contributions per signer. The campaign highlights a shared emergency number 3-5000, local leadership, and a push to secure new equipment as calls and volunteer hours rise.
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Adam, J. Harsh
Warren M. Seymour
Percy L. Blackwell
D. K. Cushwa
Ray H. Miller
M. E. Snyder
Ebersole
L. Beard Miller
R. G. Hawken
M.D. Miller
M. P. Gigeous
Harry Hammond
George Zimmerman
W. Dean Potts
E. J. Lemen
F. RB. McCardell
E.G
Clean) Baker
G. R. Minnick
Pinesburg
Downsville
Marlowe
George
Ned) Murray
Adam J. Harsh
George 5. Lizer
Benjamin Garrish
Admal Britton
Edward L. Shank
Charles South
W. Woodrow Grove
Charles Whipp
Roy Whipp
Lewis Snare
Earl Herbert
Joseph Dellinger
Williamsport
Maryland State Ambulance and Rescue Association of
Pikesville
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Jon
Admal Britton, Lewis D. Shank
and E. L. Lemen
Builder plans half million hotel over Cambridge parking lot
In Cambridge a hotel builder eyed a downtown site that could not be bought or leased. He announced plans to raise a hotel on stilts above the municipal parking lot, a project valued at about half a million dollars.
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Cambridge
Mass
Tawes Names Two To Board At University Of Maryland
AP dispatch reports Gov. Tawes announced the appointment of J. Thar W. Cast to the University of Maryland Board of Regents and reappointed B. Herbert Brown of Baltimore. Both seven year terms take effect Wednesday after length reductions by the General Assembly. Tawes also reappointed three State Roads Commission members to four year terms.
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Tames
Jthar W. Cast
Baltimore
Paul J. Bailey
Bt. Mary's County
Ilis
Ee Brinsfield
Ae Pea Cover
Howard
Balimore
On Air Tonight WIJEJ and WJEJ-FM Hagerstown
Radio listings show Hagerstown station WIJEJ and WJEJ-FM scheduling multiple programs on Wednesday. The guide mentions shows like Farm Hour, Morning Devotions, Paul Harvey News, and various music blocks with local and national content. A broad range of daily segments plus specialty programs are listed.
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WIJEJ
Wjej-Fm
Hagerstown
Anne
Marron
Tag Pitts
Traasdat
Rernilly
Paul Harvey
Vic
the Miter
5 Bowl
Martians
Myrna Lay Ends Fourth Marriage in Quick Divorce
Myrna Lay, famous for her son’s upbringing, ends her fourth marriage with a quick uncontested divorce in El Paso Texas reported by AP. Howland Sargeant, a former assistant deputy secretary, signed in New York last month. The couple wed in 1951 and had reportedly been separated about two years. Floods have caused 134 deaths in the United States over the last decade.
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Myrnal Lay
aJua
Howland Sargeant
Fomer
New York
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