White group marches on Cambridge jail for release
In Cambridge Maryland a large white crowd demanded the release of a white man from jail. Police kept order as several Negroes were arrested and tensions rose. Todd was freed on bond and carried away by supporters while clashes and vandalism were reported earlier.
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Cambridge
Stephens
America
Star Chanridge Md
Ajing
SroUuns
Bill
Todd
Billl
Diggera
Calvert Creighton
Dorchester
Crand
Brice Kinnamon
Crrand
Pol
Edmund C. Mester
Gov. Tawes
Mester
William Todd
Johnson and Boykin among four guilty on 32 counts
In Baltimore Maryland a federal jury convicted Johnson Boykin and two others on 32 charges including conspiracy and conflicts of interest. Sentencing set after appeals motions. defendants face up to 19 years in prison and fines up to 70 thousand dollars.
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Baltimore
Alson
Foucami
Congress
Maryland
Astern Shore
A Johnson
Kval Tee Sons
Edlin
United States
Connect Is & Party
Mary
State To Pay For Trip Of 13 Officials
Thirteen Maryland officials will travel to Hawaii in August for the National Legislative Conference. The state will cover expenses potentially totaling about $11,000, with hopes individual costs kept near $900 for the four day meeting beginning August 20. Among those attending are Sen William James of Harford president of the senate, Del Gordon Boone of Baltimore County suspended speaker, and Del Marvin Mandel of Baltimore acting speaker.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hawaii
Carl N. Eversting
Department of Legislative Reference
Sen
Wiliam
James
D-Harford
Senate
Legislative Council
Wilson Visits Deputy Mikoyan
Harold Wilson, leader of Britain's Labour party, visited First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at his dacha near Moscow for 90 minutes. Wilson said Mikoyan is seriously better but not 100 percent and that the visit was a social call with no foreign affairs discussed. They spoke about trade, industrial development, and personal matters.
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MuaLuw
Harold Wlsor
Britain
Labor Party
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Moscow
Wilson
Poverty In U S Could Be Licked If Growth Reaches Six Percent
AP Business News Analyst discusses strides against poverty since the 1930s, noting rising personal incomes and drops in the poverty rate, but warns that unemployment, education, automation, and inequality persist. Some economists argue sustained six percent growth could erase poverty, while others caution about volatility and the limits of growth.
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U.S
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
Fongest
Mack Truck Chief Fears Rate War In Transportation
Mack Truck president and board chairman C Rhodes MacBride warns Congress that removing minimum rate powers from the ICC would trigger a broad rate war across transportation modes. Albert B Rosenbaum of the American Trucking Association adds that rail tonnage could be freed from safeguards, giving railroads a price edge. Diamonds would be tracked by a new fingerprinting method developed by Leon R Bellis to identify stolen stones.
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C. Rhodes MacBrkle
Mack Trucks
Maryland
MacBride
CID
ICC
Albert B. Rosenbaum
Common Carrier Conference
American Trucking Association
ATA
Congress
Hresnahan
Diamond Identification
Chicago
Leon R. Bellis
Bellis
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AP Wirephoe
James Elliott
MR. Freedom
Winter ST
Rosen's
Men's & Boys
Jamaicas
Bayon
Bbc
Toyo
Jamaica
Zip Zip Oil CO
Virginia Ave
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Mau
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North Market St. Frederick
Call Collect
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Oxford
Batiste Oxford
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