Annapolis Opens Civil War Centennial Celebration Today
Annapolis launches a five day Civil War centennial observance featuring reenactments, exhibits, and historical artifacts in venues across the city and Tidewater counties. Highlights include depictions of the Merrimac era, a train reenactment, and displays tied to Lincoln and Booth within the State House chambers and Naval Academy area.
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Annapolis
Prion
Dent
Lincoln
Tidewater
John Wilkes Booth
Baltimore
Sas
Gov. Thom
Holliday Sick
Merryman
Roger 3
Taney
Chesapeake Bay
House of Delegates
Bstates
State House
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Siren Startles Driver in North Walnut Street Crash
Rodney Hay Shockey 20 of Lantz Missouri drove north on Walnut Street striking a parked car owned by Lee Hammill Royce Jr. 59 Madison Avenue. Shockey faced charges of driving without a license and reckless driving after $200 damage. In another incident Elizabeth Schuman 44 Baltimore and William Doaks 33 York Street North collided on Summit Avenue causing $65 total damage. Schuman cited for unsafe lane changes and Doaks for no license. A third crash along N Potomac Street involved Marke Maier 43 pulling from parked position causing $300 damage. Stokes 51 Bradbury Heights charged with driving without registration. A local sausage shop ad follows.
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Rodney Hay Shockey
Lantz
Walnut St
Lee Hammill Royce, Jr
Madison Ave
Shockey
Elizabeth Millaker Schuman
Baltimore
William Edward Doaks
North St
Summit Ave
Ciil
Pallee
Schuman
Doaks
Atl P.m
Marke Ann Maier
Hagerstown
Kennedy and Mateos Confer on Alliance and Cuba
Kennedy and Mateos held a busy day of public speeches and private talks in Mexico City with President Diaz Ordaz. They planned a second session to discuss the Alliance for Progress and bilateral economic issues while Cuba’s status in the OAS remained unresolved.
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Camymon
Hemisphere
Preas
America
Kennedy
United States
Lkely
Alliance For Progress
Mexico
Lope, Mattens
Moxi¢o
Organization of American States
Punta de Este
Uruguay
Cuba
OAS
Prayer and Incident Report Split Headlines
A Brooklyn minister's prayer asks for humility and devotion to Christ amid a faulty petition. In Los Angeles a TV actress, Shirley Yelm, 23, was attacked by a lion during a TV show, escaping serious injury. Wayne W. Weigand, 22, the studio spokesman’s son, said the actor Vic Damone and others were nearby when the incident occurred. The lion attack happened during a training exercise at Fort Gordon.
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Lion Los Angeles
Shirley Yelm
Pytlbut
Wayne W. Weigand
Aon
Snnce
Donald C. Wot
National Broadcasting Co
Gand
Nottingham Rd
Hafdal
Yolm
Nclorgerstown
Hmd
Vic Damone
Welgand
South Moyers
U.S. Army
Mayor, Council Hold Secret Meeting in City Hall
The mayor and council plus the Board of Public Works met behind closed doors last night and would not disclose discussions. Only hospitalized councilman Jacob Vorous was absent. no action or decisions were reported, with a mutual pledge to keep matters private.
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Hagerstowny
Nd Council
Board of Public Works
Unid Councilovan Halgh Bundhouter
Mel
Hea Miller
Whiston Burhans
Burhans
Jacob Vorous
Sealon Stariedy
Townwide property transfers listed in Greenberry Hills and beyond
Archle B Hohe and wife transact in Greenhill Acres while R Lands Coffman sells to John Sabo and wife for a west Burnside dwelling. Numerous parcels and dwelings flow through Williamsport Salisbury area and Pangborn Blvd. Auctions include Mt. 64 Strithsburg lands and Timber Ridge Road plots.
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Archle B. Hohe
Greenhill Acres
R. Lands Coffman
John Sabo
Burnside
Greenberry Hills
W. Wallace Taylor
A. Sunshine Development, Inc
Salisbury
Williamsport
Harold Hi. Hoffman
Franklin R. Miller
West Side Ave
Elizabeth M. Bair
Sidow
Jacob T. Veelker
East
Henry W. White
Johnnel Sullivan
Pangborn Blvd
John McGill Lane
Benjamin Chlebnikow
Pangborn Bly
D. Plummer
Edwin Conrad Schroyer
Wie
Strithsburg
Harland Corp
George
Varga
Woodburn Dr
South Lane
Orchard Grove
Burt
Houser
Lester Jerry Mason
William D. Mitchell
Paul G. Hanbeker
Sunrise Dr
Mauganeville
Thomas A. Vonlz
William Ralph Younger
Merte Y. Keeter
Hancock
Navy family marks service milestones at Groton
Carroll J. Simmers, SFM-2, son of Mrs. Virginia Simmers of 887 Virginia Ave, completed seven years in the Navy and is stationed at Groton Conn. He recently left the USS Cascade AD-16. A photo of his older brother, who reenlisted after 35 years in the Navy, ran in yesterday's paper.
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Groton
Carroll J. Simmers
Virginia Simmers
Virginia Ave
Navy
Groton, Conn
Carroll
Steve Bernadyn
Mack Trucks
J. A. Pelizzoni
Allan Chilton
Mack
Bernadyn
Hampton Road East
Williamaport
Mack Tucks
New Brunswick
IRS 100th Birthday Receives Candid Look From Past
A Boston Post study traces the IRS’s century of work from its Civil War origin to the 16th amendment and the birth of the income tax. It notes self assessment, voluntary payments, and the evolving payroll from a few clerks to a 57 000 strong force, with collectors held liable for unpaid taxes.
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Butt
Lincoln
IRS
Itha
Congress
William Howard Taft
Internal Revenue
George
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Syich
Service News From Overseas That Read Like A Battlefront
Hong Kong reports aboard the carrier Coral Sea aiding Chinese refugees with Red Cross donations and food. Kobe, Japan, saw blood drives for disaster victims. Private Robert L. Hurzell trains at Fort Jackson after Army testing. USS Franklin D. Roosevelt at Mayport supports land based air squadrons in the Second Fleet.
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Hong Kong
B.C. C
Ant B. Heys
USN
H. &. Haya
Staithsburg
Coral Sea
Ind
Blaedo
Gritssy Red Cross
Kobe
Japan
Tokyo
South China Sea
Severth
U.S
Robert L. Hurzell
Charles Willian Hurzell
Georgia Ave
Iaserstown
Fort Jackson S.C
Army
Joseph B. Kittel
Hseset
Jonent . Kittel
Fay
Hasserstown
Mad
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mayport
Fila
Roosevelt
Vivienne Neaving Suspended From Quiz Show After Perjury Guilty Plea
New York AP reports Vivienne Neaving pleaded guilty to perjury over her Twenty-One appearance and was suspended Friday for 16 months from practicing law.
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New York
Vivienne, Neaving
Compromise On Medicare Given Chance In Senate
A proposed Social Security health plan with private insurance option, and funded by higher Social Security taxes, gains bipartisan support in the Senate. Senator Anderson leads the effort, aiming to amend a House public welfare bill with this alternative that would extend benefits to millions beyond current Social Security recipients.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Sia
Minnesota
Ways and Means
Humpheay
Frederick Shink
Jack Ramsburg
Clinton P
Anderson
D-N.m
Glade Valley
Dion Y
Social Security Administration
Jacob J. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
John Sherman
Cooper
Kentucky
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Jottings From Reporters Notebooks On Stock Figures And Weather
Washington County stockholders estimate about 11 200 as owners of shares in various corporations based on New York Stock Exchange norms. Maryland totals 347 000 stockholders about 11.6 percent of residents. Washington County population 43 95 00 suggests similar density. The piece notes Ful ton Rumsey and Washington as historical references and touches on commodity letters, cherry stocks, Great Lakes wheat production, and Kansas wheat maturity with weather effects and June harvest progress. protein and flour absorption details follow.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington County
Maryland
Wall Street Journal
Pia
Battlelalty
Great Lakes
Eros
Kansas
Pratel
Science Circus Myth Debunked Scratching Glass
A science note shows that many substances can scratch glass, not only diamonds. By rubbing glass pieces with light sand, scratches appear, dispelling the old superstition. The piece references a book titled Science Circus, available in libraries and bookstores.
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Bob Brown
General Veatures Corp
Red China Rejects Call Of Kennedy Red China Rejects Call Of Kennedy
Nationalist Defense Ministry reports fringe artillery near Quemoy while top Nationalist leaders claim a large redeployment of Communist troops from north to south and central China. AB correspondent Forrest Edwards in Taipei notes two reasons for this view including Southeast Asia shift and potential suppression of internal revolts in southern provinces. Refugee exodus to Hong Kong and population pressures in Kwangtung are cited as context.
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Caavinurg
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Malia
China
Forrest Edwards
Taipei
Korea
Japan
Southeast Asia
Reds
Laos
Viet Nam
South China
Hong Kong
Kwangtung
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Mateos
Jesus Christ
Ayul
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn
Mtister
Flatbush
Tompkins
Council
International Speedway Network
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mason-Dixon
Drag-O-Way
Wiles
Art Bay Terrace Liquor ‘Store Building
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Cormier
Wasiington
Aburahany
Lincoln Pub
Quill Pan
Eau
Danka
Centennial
Frederick County
Frederick
Walkersville
Ramsburg
Maryland Municipal League
Yais
Ramsberg
Shepherdstown
Shephard College
Hs Ull
Virginia
Moscow
Alexander
Futzanay
Yugoslavia
Tass
Lown Jamies
Rumsey
Stat. Pyongyang
Vasily Atoskoysky
Cansinvedt
Simelure
Robert Fulton
George Washington
Science
Red China
NCIS
Necchi Julian
Necchi
Micro-Electro Conital
Glasgow
Fabric Center
Lincoln Way
Chembersburg
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