Murdered Parker Still Unsolved in Baltimore Suburb
Baltimore investigators seek FBI help to analyze shoes and clothing of a 26 year old parolee questioned in the strangling of Misa Thelma Parker a 66 year old airplane plant worker. Robbery now suspected as motive after $329 in small bills found in her dungarees.
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West Demands Full Discussion on Germany and China
Western leaders pressed for a comprehensive talks framework on Germany while countering Soviet calls for East and West unification and full disarmament. John J. McCroy and Jessup held talks as Moscow and its propaganda push for Communist China in peace discussions.
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Train stoning on West Main line prompts fears and blame
Readers report a violent incident on the W M passenger line where rocks were thrown at a moving train near Preston Street. Passengers describe fear and jokes about juvenile court and a “Preston Street Game” as part of a dangerous initiation.
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Auto Workers To Get Boosts In Paychecks
Detroit sources report UAW members across the auto industry may receive a five cent per hour wage boost through escalator clauses in contracts with GM Ford and others. The government reports on cost of living prompted rapid talks as GM and the union clash over retroactive timing and the five cent figure. Weighing options Ford and Chrysler aides indicated willingness to join a five cent pattern pending formal agreement.
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New ABA President Nominated at Chicago Delegates Meeting
Hon. Barkdull, a prominent Cleveland attorney, named as president designate by state delegates in Chicago. Formal election will occur at the Bar Association annual meeting in New York in September.
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Senate to Vote on Draft of 18 Year Olds Extension
Senate consideration focuses on Morse amendments to extend draft terms and limit veteran service. Proposals target 21 to 26 months of service with a 25 month option, while debates on universal military training and program limits continue. CIO opposes permanent national policy and urges limited duration. Vinson signals House committee likely backing age draft and service limits.
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Reports Of Revolts In French Morocco Denied
A Foreign spokesman denied untrue reports of revolts across French Morocco and accused the press of slander to undermine Arab League prestige. The Arab League meeting with member states is set for Saturday in Cairo to discuss the volatile situation.
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New Housing Developers Face Higher Utilities Under Plan
Policy recommendations urge restricting utility and paving subsidies to new developments. Only areas meeting strict criteria would qualify, with others treated as beyond the policy. City engineers warn liberal subsidies fuel speculation and strain finances.
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Senate Panel Debates New Taxes in Maryland Budget Talk
In Annapolis the Senate Democratic steering committee weighs whether new taxes are needed to fund state programs. The debate covers teacher pay, state worker raises, and potential hikes like a cigarette tax. Governor Albert Mirnikeld urges counties to seek funds locally, while the panel considers a two cent per pack cigarette tax as a possible option. The session also previews votes on university bonding authority and other budget measures.
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Hancock Woman Wins Top Prize in Local Raffle
A Hancock woman won the top prize amid a list of upcoming events and notable mentions. The page notes other results and community notices as part of the local society recap.
Prize claim notice prompts winners to visit office
Daily Mail reports 2 ppm AYove notice issued to Ooocash prime winners. Winners must call the business officer, provide their names, and collect their prizes at the designated office.
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