Cambridge Jail Disturbances Highlight Racial Tensions
In Cambridge Maryland police report Black youths blamed for smashing plumbing in the county jail and for attacks on a white employee’s home and car. Demonstrations near the courthouse followed court actions against juveniles tied to racial protests. Officials say two youths were sentenced to reformatories while the community braces for continued tension.
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Peru civilian rule seems assured as election nears
Lima report says the ruling military junta faces protests and irregularities in balloting. Fernanda Ret aunde Terry, an architect, builds a decisive lead in unofficial results. Victor Thaul Hayne la Torre's Ameri ca Popular Revolutionary Movement gains allies among Catholic and community groups, with Belaunde seen as controversial yet a potential rival.
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Martha Ellen Rapp Dies. Rites Thursday At Local Church
Martha Ellen Rapp of Shenonion County dies Monday at a hospital. Born April 2, 973, she was a member of Winchester Avenue Christian Church and the women’s Sunday School class. Survived by two sons, the funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from Brown Funeral Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Winchester Avenue Christian Church.
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Mapped World News Flash From Burma to Moscow
A garbled dispatch reports a missing Burmese airliner with two aboard planning a Runoon to Batia flight but weather halted landing at Patou airport. Separate items note Australia expelled an envoy in retaliation over spying concerns. Iceland’s coalition holds power. Greece's premier faces resignation over a royal visit. Cuba endures floods and war crimes aftermath. Sicily’s elections show Christian Democrats gains. Moscow reports sizable Christian Democrat wins and graft crackdowns.
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Thousands See Buddhist Monk Turn Himself Into Human Torch
Saigon reports a Buddhist monk set himself ablaze at a main street intersection to protest religious persecution. The event drew thousands as authorities and monks watched. the monk died after remaining upright for minutes. The government, led by Catholic President Diem, faces rising tensions amid calls for religious freedom and social justice. US officials say they cannot interfere in internal affairs, but concerns about the stability of South Vietnam persist.
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Blood drive plea from inmate for ill boys
Inmates at Queens County House of Defen Hor on a Weapons charge learned about two boys who need about 100 pints of blood annually to stay alive. One inmate, Thomas McCarthy, urged peers to donate blood and even wrote a letter to the boys' parents.
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Present For You and Yours Power Tip Message
An upbeat note urges focus on important work with initiative to gain favorable response from higher-ups. It recalls the expression flash in the pan referring to old flintlock muskets where a spark ignited powder without firing the weapon.
Youths Edge Toward Record School Dropouts, 26 Million Seen
By Ocean Futura, analysts warn two and a half million youths will leave school this decade. Including high school dropouts, the total may reach 26 million over the next ten years, signaling a broad educational crisis.
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Wallace at Alabama Campus amid Troopers and Tense Situa tion
Wallace arrived in Tuscaloosa as state troopers sealed the campus and protesters gathered near Foster Auditorium. The Board of Trustees supported his presence to preserve peace while authorities reported arrests for weapons possession and federal troops monitored the area. Wallace praised the guards and urged restraint as a highly charged standoff unfolded.
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Horoscope guide for 12 sun signs with dates and cautions
The text presents a scrambled horoscope overview listing the twelve zodiac signs with date ranges and brief, quirky guidance. It mentions Aries through Aquarius with playful remarks about temp fate, money, and perspective, though much of the wording is garbled and incomplete. It reads like a damaged newspaper horoscope column from a past issue.
Maryland Delaware crop report notes improved moisture and steady planting
Statewide rainfall boosted soil moisture for the Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service. Planting neared completion with good stands and early seeds emerging. tobacco plants scarce while alfalfa and clover harvesting lagged. pastures improving but feed short. Fruit crops develop normally except peaches, with one quarter of Delmar peas harvested and snap beans on the Eastern Shore. Strawberry growers report a strong season.
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Beer Bottles Scarce In Cuba
Havana radio urged Santiago de Cuba residents to surrender empty beer bottles for the carnival. It said beer ingredients are plentiful but containers are in short supply. Some 90,000 containers were reportedly dispersed around town as tax drivers were tasked with collection duties.
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Minister 15 Authority on Brown in Lockport NY
Dr Clarence Gee a semiretired Presbyterian minister is a nationally recognized authority on John Brown whose raid at Harpers Ferry Va is a key part of American history Gee now 78 became interested in Brown in 1925 while minister at a Hudson Ohio church attended by Brown
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