Senate GOP Split Over Integrating Private Firms
Washington Republicans quarrel over a leadership bid to treat private business integration as voluntary. Dirksen and Dirksen allies push a compromise to move civil rights aims through Congress, while Case and Meier resist linking private property to public duties. The debate centers on enforcing voting rights and potential constitutional issues, with Kennedy planning talks and governors involved.
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Montana
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Meath
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Junior College Plans For Summer Session Courses
Hagerstown Junior College announces a summer session from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m. starting June 20 with late registration June 21 or 24 at a small fee. Evening classes run six weeks through August for biology chemistry English history geography mathematics political science and sociology. Regular admissions apply. full tuition due at registration. checks payable to Hagerstown Junior College. Contact the registrar at RE Kone 46590 for details.
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Hiverstown Junigr Cole Tone
Willi Poesia
Te College
Hatters
Toga Junior College
Ane Ler College
Shaw
Trai
Thosn
Genilye Rales Nf
Hagerstown
Service News Micshisnoin Stephany Ma Born
In a Spring Review and Awards Ceremony Patrick Miculve received the Morelga Wars Medal for scholarly and military achievement. He was a member of the Naval Reserve Officer Tennis Corps Unit at the University of Louisville in Louisville Kentucky and serves as Vice-President of Triangle Social Fraternity and on the Dupil Tory Council. He majors in Mathematics at the University and is a Charleston High School graduate from Charles Town West Virginia.
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Stein
Roorke Hornteint
Pangharn
Higerstaiwin
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University At
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Louinville
Miculve
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Bernstein
Triangle Social, Fraternity
Nrotcs
Dupiltory Council
Alphi Poi Orme
Ate Social Prateraity
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Chartestown
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Prayer Today County Moves On Maugansville Water Plan
A prayer voiced by leaders and residents as county officials consider proceeding with the Maugansville water and sewer plan funded by sanitary district bond issues. The message pleads for guidance and unity, asking voters and governing bodies to approve the installation costs and related charges while invoking faith and civic duty.
Norman & Eby High Dairy Herd Averages Report
The Washington County Dalry Herd Improvement Association release notes the Norma n and Eby herd achieving top averages in the 48 pound category. Testers name Lydia Mi Tharbaugh William Price Robert K Firey John A Shak and Treger Ff. Martin among the leading figures. Additional high averages include Herman Shipp Mary Beth Far Sell 6 Sethebly Marl Grove Robert M Shank Leo S Price Irvin H Horst and Esti C Martin.
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Marl Grove
Robert M. Shank
Leo S. Price
Irvin H. Horst
Esti C. Martin
Be & needia artist you’ll enjoy tt Lise wool in Strand
Fragmented OCR text references wool, knitting and sewing items with mentions of patterns and craft shows. Readable bits name wool colors, times, and a request to send accents or information. No clear event, person, or organization details emerge.
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Colton
Tnaw
Statewide TV Hookup Planned in Kentucky by 1983
Frankfort officials outline a plan to connect educational television networks statewide, with a new Yak station expected to begin operation by the end of 1983. The project aims to expand educational broadcasting access across Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Bucky
Wite Educational Television
Yak
Alewife Fish Described as Shad Relative
Alewife is a fish related to the shad. It spawns in great numbers in the eastern North American rivers during spring. The alewife grows to about a foot in length and is an important food fish.
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North America
Hospital Releases List Of May 1967 Patient Names
A long hospital release list from May 24 1967 records numerous patients and relatives by full names and addresses across Maryland including Middletown Keedysville and Hagerstown with associations to Nellis Atalt Audrey Ashworth Violet Brant Ruth Breetbiel Betty Clark and many others. The compilation reads like a roll of discharged patients and accompanying family members with street names and towns.
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Nellis Atalt
Lee St
Audrey ‘Ashworth
Summit Ave
Pegey Barron
Manse
Orrin Berthiaume
Huntington
New York
Gonald Blickenstaff
Smithsburg
Violet Brant
Harrisonville
Ruth Breetbiel
Prospect Ist
Betty Clark
Wayne Ave
Edward Cook
Gurdon Road
Gerald Davis
Locust St
Setsuko Davison
Whe
Thelma Dikler
Washington Ave
Baby Wekwert
Rouzerville
Ruling On Religion Expected
A Supreme Court decision upholding the neutral stance of government toward religion is described. Justice Tom C Clark notes the ruling allows Bible study as part of secular education when objective. Cases arose from Baltimore and Abingdon daily devotionals in public schools. The Court also voids a Florida Supreme Court Miami devotionals ruling and grants unemployment to a Seventh day Adventist who refused Saturday work. Reactions cite Congress and church leaders, with no impeachment moves. many see the decision as preserving separation of church and state while allowing religious expressions in public life. The article lists many local names and addresses connected to the decision and ensuing discussion.
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Baltimore
Abingdon
Florida Supreme Court
Miami
Congress
Frank J. Becker
RNY
God
Mansfield
House
Joh W. McCormark
Senate
McCormack
Clark
Alde
House of Congress
Civil Rights Conferences To Continue
In New York Kennedy saying an interfaith council was proposed drew mixed reception. Rev Ralph Abernathy urged that federal action be stronger and Kennedy visit the South to interpret federal law. Governors listed include Harrison and Combs with other Democratic and Republican leaders slated for June events.
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New York
Kennedy
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Alabama
Mississippi
Keenenedy
Kennedy Today
Weres
Albertis
Harrison Dr
Virginia
J. Millard Tasyes
Maryland
Pert T. Combs
Kentucky
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
John M. Dempsey
Connecticut
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mark O. Halford
Oregon
John Alave
Colorado
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Togo Recognition Sours in Cairo Amid Diplomatic Row
Cairo reports the United Arab Republic recognizes the government of Togo led by President Nicolas Grumitsky, sparking tensions with opposition factions and regional powers. The move is described as a political gesture with potential implications for de facto authorities and international legitimacy.
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API
United Arab Hepublic
Togo
Nicolas Grumitsky
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