Baker Testimony Continues With Two Florida Witnesses
The Senate Rules Committee hears from two Miami men, real estate operator Benjamin Sigelbaum and dog track owner Jack Cooper, as witnesses in the Baker investigation. Former page Royal Kitchi¢ testifies about salary redirection to a military fund, while Scott I. Peek and Walter J. (Joe) Stewart are set to provide testimony as the probe seeks details on Baker’s finances and payroll irregularities. Baker invokes the Fifth Amendment as the panel pursues further leads and potential witness calls.
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King Paul of Greece Lies In State In Athens
The body of King Paul of Greece lies in state at the Greek Orthodox cathedral after a gun carriage procession through downtown Athens. His son Constantine, 23, the widow Queen Frederika, and other royals walk beside the carriage as servicemen guard the route. The body lies in state for three days before the state funeral Thursday. In Washington, President Johnson says his wife and former President Truman will head the American delegation to the funeral.
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Resolution Honoring J Warry Nusnear Jr Housing Authority Manager
The Housing Authority of Hagerstown adopts a resolution praising J Warry Nusnear Jr for decades of service as manager at Douglass Court Hares Frederick Manor Homes and Parkside Homes from 1958 until his death. It expresses gratitude for his loyalty and devotion, sympathy to his wife and family, and directs inscription and publication of the resolution in local papers.
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Violent Storms Cause Floods Hit Midwest and West
The Nation's Weather reports violent rainstorms wind and hail sweeping the Midwest and Southwest causing property damage and flooding. Tornado reports near Closville Missouri and damage from Aviston Illinois to Waco Texas accompany power outages and downed trees as storms unfold across the region.
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Local Deaths Continued From Page 24
Obituaries note deaths of Viola Katherine Bywaters aged 73 of 110 North Avenue and another deceased relative with funeral services planned. Viola Bywaters resided in Smithsburg and was a member of the First Christian Church. Burial set for Loonsboro Cemetery Boonsboro.
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Magerstown
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Area Deaths Mrs Marjorie E Chilton of Waynesboro
Mrs Marjorie E Chilton 60 of 2h Oller Ave Waynesboro died at 5 40 am at Waynesboro Hospital after three years of declining health She was born in Williamsport Md daughter of the late Dr Joseph and Louisa Wiederhold A Williamsport resident most of her life she trained in Baltimore nursing and worked at the children’s hospital and later Waste ton County Hospital She lived with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clyde Ross for 18 months She belonged to St Augustine Church Williamsport Requiem Mass will be 9 30 am Wednesday at St Andrew Church Waynesboro Burial Rest Haven Cemetery Hagerstown There is no viewing
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Orlando
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St. Andrew Roman Catholic Church
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Bureal
Rest Taven Cemetery
Magerstown
Prayer Today U Giving Father Cultivate Appreciation
Prayer excerpt asks guidance to cultivate appreciation for life's moments and cherish personal relationships. It prays life not become dull due to failure to see God-given possibilities in Christ. Attributed to Arthur Freeman, Bethlehem, Pa, professor of Biblical theology.
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Plane Crashes Into House In Illinois Killing Copilot
An airliner crash near O'Hare International Airport plowed through a suburban Hoffman Estates home after losing altitude in misty weather. The two-engine plane pierced the building, killing copilot Daniel Jordan and injuring none of the occupants. Pilot Virgil Provost, 40, survived with minor injuries. passengers and residents escaped unharmed. Firefighters recovered the copilot’s body. the Golubski family near the crash site described their narrow escape.
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Gary
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Display Cases for Hager House Museum Lodge In Park
Ground floor museum area in the curator s lodge near the restored Hager House at City Park will feature specially designed display cases. Local lumber firm builds the cases for exhibition of relics traceable to Jonathan Hager founder of Hagerstown. Funds come from Zonta Club of Hagerstown and the Democratic War end of Washington County.
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Nixon Plans Travel Abroad This Spring
Kans as City AP Nixon plans a March 24 departure for a eight country Asian tour then to Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru to gather information on the Alliance for Progress and Cuban Communist influence. He discussed his campaign prospects at the NAIA dinner where he received its outstanding alumnus award.
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Supreme Court Overturns 1964 NYT Defamation Verdict
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed a $500000 verdict won by Montgomery police chief L B Sullivan against the New York Times and four Negro ministers over a March 29 1960 advertisement. Justice Brennan delivered the decision, with Justice Goldberg concurring. The ruling sets a constitutional standard requiring proof of actual malice for defaming public officials.
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