Lawyers For Both Side Aim To Appeal Reapportionment
Washington AP report on appeals over reapportionment discusses flight engineers union positions. President Kennedy criticizes the engineers and urges arbitration while weighing emergency moves if a walkout affects Pan American World Airways Eastern Air Lines and Trans World Airlines. Debate centers on population based vs geographic rules and possible impacts on metropolitan representation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Baltimore City
Atty
Finan
Helty
Duckell
Senate
Flight Engineers Interna
Desional Association
Geo-Tayed
Inign
Pan American
World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Legis Land
Trans World Airlines
Lature
Scanlan
Shial
Millee
Minent
Mth
Duckett
Kansas City
H. S. Dietrich
TWA
Alrline
Nierich
Hon Brown
Congress
Engineers Union
Arthur J. Goldsberg
Stock Slump Baffling To Wall Street
Wall Street analysts and officials discuss a puzzling stock market decline. The NYSE notes heavy selling by public, small investors, and mid income buyers fueling a late rebound. margin calls are downplayed as a factor amid ongoing speculation and market volatility.
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Wall Street
W. E. Wallon & Co
Kennedy
Nowa
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Neighborhood Buys Flag To Express Thanks
Albany residents honor local grocer Ine Rus with a flag raised above his corner store to thank him for kindnesses. Neighbors collected 91 dollars from a four block area to purchase the flag and express solidarity after Memorial Day.
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Albany
Ine Russo
Russo
Myan
Maryland Passes Humane Slaughter Law In 1968 Change
Maryland adopts a humane slaughter law making it the fifteenth state with such legislation and the first in 1968. The bill, signed by Governor Tawes, aligns with federal standards and the American Medical Association model, requiring anesthesia or approved methods to render animals unconscious before slaughter and detailing equipment, handling practices, and personnel training to reduce pain and bruising.
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Maryland
Goy
Millard Tawes
Ithe American Mimane Associa
Higa
Council of State
Prayer Today God of Our Fathers in Our Nation's Service
A prayer from Ralph Ward Jr of Syracuse in the Methodist Church honors those who gave their lives in the nation's service. It asks divine guidance to prevent war and ensure sacrifices for freedom were not in vain.
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Thass
Dows
Amen
Ralph Ward, Jr
Syracuse
The
Methodist Church
Philanthropy in U S Reaches Record High in 1961
Annual philanthropy in the United States rose to an alltime high of 3.7 billion dollars in 1961 and estimates suggest the figure could exceed 15 billion by 1975.
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United States
U.S
Nikita Has Good Reason To Exult Over Laotian Pact
Writings by William L. Ryan assess the Laos agreement as a three-way arrangement among pro Western, neutralist, and pro Communist factions. It could bolster Khrushchev’s stance and complicate U.S. peace efforts while potentially strengthening Communist influence in Laos and signaling broader pressures in Asia.
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Nikita
William L. Ryan
Kremlin
Kheushchev
United States
United Nations
West
Vient
Tiane
Asia
U.N
Laos
Phourmil
Nosaway
Souvanna Phou
Offma
Indoching
Lao Dland
Princ Souphahouveng
Tian Raika
Thada
Ge- Khrushchev
U.S
Red Bloc
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Red North
Vici
Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Gilbert Ware Awarded Ph.D. At Princeton
Gilbert Ware receives a Princeton PhD after a rapid program completing his M A and doctorate in a year. His work focused on the NAACP and the Civil Rights Bill of 1957. He will be an assistant professor at Morgan State College and assistant director at the Ford Foundation funded Institute for Political Education. He plans to reside in Baltimore with his wife Tabbi Dawson. His hometown is Hagerstown, Maryland, with ties to Elkton and Waynesboro.
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Morgan Chapter
Alpha
Appa Mu
4Th Congressional
Baltimore
Ware
Princeton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Morgan State College
Institute For Political Education
Morgan
Ford Foundation
G. J. Fleming
Tabbi Dawson
Philadelphia
Temple University
Elkton
Hagerstown
Haggerstown
William K. Brizhtful
Waynesboro
Prober Links Secretary Murder to Gravel Pit Gruesome Find
A state police detective concluded Phyillis Anne Jones was alive when dumped in a gravel pit. Imprints in pine needles showed she struggled, sat up, and grasped pine needles as her body was moved. The 24-year-old West Morrison secretary was beaten to death. a second autopsy is pending. Rose Schulman, a witness, was not a suspect.
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Toms Hiveh
N. 4
Phyillis Anne Jones
West Norrison
William Kennedy
Kennedy
J! Kennedy
Miss Jones
Ariven
Pennsylvania
Long Beach Island
Rose Schulman
Nose Valley
Hedgerow Theater
Miss Schulman
Schulman
Milton Helpern
New York City
Moylan
Waverly
Scrantey
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Archibald R. Jones
WANTED BY FBI Edward Howard Maps Added to Ten Most Wanted List
Edward Howard Maps was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list on June 15. The artist and sculptor, a firearms expert and college graduate, is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder and arson in the death of his wife and child in a Stroudsburg Pennsylvania fire on January 21, 1962. AP Wirephoto.
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FBI
Edward Howard Maps
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stroudsburg
Susan Myer Named Demonstration Trainee in Washington County
Susan Myer of Bridgeville Delaware is appointed as a demonstration trainee under Dr. Paul B. Nystrom at the University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service. Under Missmogene Romino she will assist extension programs with youth and adult work in Navaington County during June July and August.
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Susan Myer
Bridgeville
Delaware
Washington County
Paul EB. Nystrom
Direcor
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Maryland
Mogene Romino
Afghanistan
University of Delaware
Myer
Sand
Local Agent Moderates Veterans Conference Panel
Joseph W. Rowe, a local real estate agent, serves as moderator for a panel at the Maryland Association of Real Estate Board spring conference in Ocean City. The event discusses veteran compensation and pension payments from the Veterans Administration, with about 5.4 billion in total benefits noted and a focus on fiscal year 1961.
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Joseph W. Rowe
Maryland Association of Real
Ocean
U. S
City of Veterans’ Administration
Britannica
Senate probes spotlight Chicago area night spots
Subcommittee hearings reveal FBI focus on Chicago area clubs and alleged syndicate links. Operators La Porte Amal Desaris and May refuse to testify citing the Fifth Amendment while names like Accardo and Gian pocket appear in testimony about prostitution, plastic jail and paybacks. Dancers describe coercion, back room deals and the influence of mob-linked clubs in Calumet City and Miami Beach.
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Jerome
Adlerman
FBI
Lecate
la Porte
James
the Monk
Allegrett
Matt
Joseph May
America
Dec
Amal
Die
Julio Desaris
Chicago
Tony
Accardo
Sam
Moony
Gianpocket
Barrons
Joan Gains
Jley
Calumet City
Desoris
Miami Beach
Miami
Frank la Porte
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Winter
Cable-Nelson Chickering — Sohmer
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Corvoller Music Store
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