Public report promised on Baker investigations
Washington coverage outlines a public release today as Baker investigations expand into the 1960s campaign era. It notes allegations of overpayments, conflicts of interest, and aides tied to lobbyists and the Johnson era, with resignations and sworn testimonies coloring a politically charged probe.
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Ponte Stee
McCloskey
Sonalo
Democratic and Republic Wash
Williams
Promitan
Baker
Eatly
Senate
Mathew H. Melfriends
Walter
Philadelphia
Jenkins
Johnson
al Aides
ques-Columbia
John J
R-Del
Ken
Don B. Reynolds
Jury Deadlocks In $700,000 Will Case Seeks New Trial
The Circuit Court jury deadlocked on the will case involving Edward Litle’s $700,000 estate, prompting attorneys to seek a new trial. Judge McLaughlin noted the hung jury after more than two hours of deliberation and reserved action on posttrial motions. Witnesses testified to Little’s mental state and the will’s creation, with relatives pressing for consideration of the document’s validity.
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Jate
Little
Sheng
Edward
McLaughin
Title
Tom Little
Jaco Berkson
McLaughlin
Inel
Cae
Philip Flite
Berkson
Ard
Edward Will
Philip N. Lite
Edward Litle
Tives
Edward Little
Twojcock Bank
Brooke Smith
Philip N. Little
Ward Wittle
Deal Beir
Wancock
Evan Crossley
Ayers
Doness
Fense
Frank Thomas
Hanfer
Edward Lille
Tom Lille
Mary R. Carbaugh Dies at 70 in Green Castle PA
Mary R Crankleton Carbaugh, 70, of Green Castle Pa, found dead at 145 Oak Lane Green Castle. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at Minnich-Miller Funeral Home with Rev Marvin Rice officiating. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. No viewing. Flowers omitted. She born Nov 25 1894 in Antrim Township, widow of S Edgar Carbaugh who died 1960. Survived by brothers W Elmer Crunkleton Waynesboro Rt 4 and John Crunkleton Hagerstown Md, half brother G Clarence Crunkleton Greencastle, half sisters Mrs Arthur B Shea Manchester Conn and Mrs Kenneth Staller Greencastle.
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Minnich-Miller Funeral Home
Marvin Rice
Bustal
Cedar Ifill
Mary R. Carbaugh
Greencassle
Mary Ft
Crankleton
S. Edgar Carbaugh
Grace United Church
Christ Here
Flagerstown
Mud
G. Clarence ‘Crunkleton
Greencastle
Arthur B. Shea
Manchester
Conn
Kenneth Staller
Obituaries of Hockman Kayser and Karper Families
Multiple notices list Ella Mae Hockman Elz Mae McAfee Hockman of Hancock dying after a seven month illness at Morgen County War Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs West Virginia. She was a WWI telegraph operator for Western Maryland Railroad and later ran Ella Maes Greenhouse. Funeral at St Thomas Episcopal Hancock with burial at Fairview Cemetery Mercersburg. Also Bessie Kayser 84 of Clear Spring died at Williamsport Sanitory junts. Funeral at Rowepeed Clear Spring and burial Blair Valley. Nora M Karper 78 wife of CG Sharpe Karper died at Washington County Hospital after weeks of illness. She was daughter of Jann F and Elizabeth E Deardorff and member of Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial Nowland Cemetery Chambersburg. Funeral services and visitations listed for all families.
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Elz Mae McAfee Hockman
George Hockman
Hancock
Morgen County War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. VI
Sven
Pennsylvania
Mary Jane Myers McAfee
Western Maryland Railroad
Tand
Ella Mae
St. Thomas Episcopal’ Church
Grove Funeral Home
Mancork
St A.m
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Ronald C
Fairview Cemetery
Mercersburg
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Bessie Kayser
Clear Spring
Williamsport
Thomas S. Kayser
Alice (Switzer
Samuel Irvin
Church of God
Kasiesville
Blaine
Dry Run
Thomas
Hageerstown
Jacob
Cedysburg
Gale
John
Nora M. Karper
Sharpe Karper
W. Howard Sr
Washington County Hospital
Franklin County
Jann F
Elizabeth E. (Small) Deardorff
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Friendly Philathea
Dorothy Karper
Sharpely D. Karper
Perryville
Mienich
Hagerstowe
Ira C. Keperling
Nowland Cemetery
Chambersburg
Moon mission weather grounds Army helicopters in Alaska
Thirteen astronauts studying for a moon trip hope for better weather in Alaska as 40 mph winds turbulence and rain Tuesday grounded Army helicopters to fly trainees to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. Bruce Llewellyn named first Negro regional director of the Small Business Administration in New York City. Kathy Marie Cagle Greenwalt funeral announced in Harpers Ferry. Josh White leaves Stockholm hospital after heart check. Dr Mary Bunting resigns from Atomic Energy Commission to return to Radcliffe College as president.
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Alaska
Army
New York
API
Bruce Llewellyn
Sampetalh
New
Kathy M
Eackles
John Wilson
Silvera
Grove
Joseph
Izetta Coyle Greenwalt
Charles ‘Town
Franklin Eugene Greenwall
Kathy Susan
Greenwall
Stockholm
Sweden
Washington
Mary Bunting
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Bunting
Atomic Energy Commission
Radcliffe College
Stock Market Bounces Mixed After Tumbling Sessions
New York AP reports the stock market alternated between sharp gains and losses over a chaotic week. Tuesday saw a big morning rally and midday pullback before the largest advance of the year, while Monday posted the worst drop since November 22, 1963, JFK assassination day. Volume climbed to 10.49 million on the NYSE. traders offered unclear explanations, with brokers calling it a case of unsettled nerves that must run its course.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
New York Stock Exchange
Market Gains Move Higher in Heavy Early Trading
New York stock market gains momentum in heavy trading continuing yesterday afternoon's advance after a see-saw session. Leading issues rise one point or more while some Wall Street names dip as the market recovers from a late yesterday decline.
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New York
Young laborers build new lot at Washington Monument Park
Victor Cullen Boys Forestry Camp workers from Frederick County undertake parking lot construction near Boonsboro at Washington Monument State Park. The camp sponsors labor for park projects in the Salinasville area, photographed by John Hendrickson.
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Victor Cullen Boys Forestry
Washington Monument State Park
Boonsboro
Frederick County
Salinasville
John Hendrickson
Senate cuts duty-free limit for travelers to 100 retail value
The Senate approved a reduced duty-free allowance for tourists, cutting from 100 wholesale value to 100 retail value. The change lowers the practical limit by about 167 dollars retail, sparking a conference with the House as differences remain. The current law expires tonight, risking reversion to prior terms without a new act.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Treasury
New York Cigarette Labels Carry Health Warning
New York will require a warning label on each cigarette package stating Excessive Use Is Dangerous To Health. Gov Nelson Rockefeller signed the bill making violation a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail or a $500 fine.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nominations For Emmies Announced For 1964 65
HOLLYWOOD AP nine nominations for The Magnificent Yankee based on Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. My Name Is Barbra Streisand premier special earned six nominations as the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced the 1964 65 Emmys. The awards will be presented September 17.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Is Barbra
Barbra Streisand
Academy
Emmies
Sepis
Jobs Available For Disadvantaged Youth In Washington County
About 60 neighborhood youth corps positions remain in Washington County in the school system. Disadvantaged youths qualifying get paid 1.25 dollars an hour for up to 30 hours weekly, with roles in custodial work, repairs, culture, and secretarial tasks. Applications are welcomed at 401 E Antietam St from 8:30 to 9:90 pm.
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Katherine Guiney
Washington County
Matthew J. White
Hagerstown
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Neighorhood Youth Corps
White
Washington
Maryland Law Aims to Halt Milfoil in Waters
Washington AP briefs report Secretary of the Army endorsement of Rep Carlton Sickles bill to remove milfoil and other aquatic plants from Maryland and other states waters. Milfoil damages Maryland oyster industry with an estimated one million dollars yearly loss.
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Washington
Secretary of the Army
Carlton R. Sickles
D-Md
Maryland
Sickles
Cape Kennedy Strike Ends at Space Center Labor Dispute
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports printing and reproduction workers ending a six day wildcat strike after Locals 760 and 666 of the AFL CIO voted to end picketing and submit the dispute to arbitration. More than 1000 construction workers honored the picket lines delaying space center projects.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
International Alliance of Theatorcal
Stage Emyslayes Afl-Cio
McGregor
Werner Lie
Space Center
Congo marks fifth birthday amid praise and unrest
Leopoldville reports Congo celebrates its fifth anniversary with politicians praising gains while the military shows force. Despite vast mineral wealth including diamonds copper cobalt and uranium and hopes for hydroelectric power the economy remains stagnant and sickly.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Africa
Violent Midwest Storms Spare No Region Across Kansas Missouri
A severe storm system pummeled Kansas and Missouri with heavy rain large hail and strong winds. Reports mention a funnel cloud near Calumbi with hail up to golf ball size and widespread damage as meteorological agencies track the event.
Bargains in Discount Stores Worth a Second Look
The article explains where to find true bargains in discount stores and warns of a common shopper mistake. It notes Reader's Digest is on sale, highlighting renewed faith in value and the importance of careful comparison when hunting discounts.
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Reader's Digest
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