NAACP Denies Asking JFK To Withhold Ocean City Aid
The NAACP denied press reports claiming it urged President Kennedy to withhold disaster funds for Ocean City Maryland. The group said the telegram was distorted and urged nondiscrimination as a condition for federal aid. Demonstrations and calls for withholding funds occurred elsewhere along the Chesapeake as lawmakers debated public accommodations legislation.
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NAACP
JFK
Ocean City
Associated Press
National Association For Thelto
Equal Protection of the Advancement of Colored
Mmampusente
Maryland
Chesapeake
Swartsmore College
The
Mary
Maston
Roger White
Chapel Hill
Civic Interest Group
CIG
Who
Five
U. S
Taston
Tawes
Julius Hobson
House of Dele
Washington
Ales
Congress of Racial Equality
Fim
Cincinnati
Wenches and
Holets
Salt In Sugar Can Believed Likely Killer Of Six Babies
In Binghamton New York Salt in a sugar can was named as a possible cause of six infant deaths at a city hospital with 10 additional cases of salt poisoning in formula. Four babies remained in critical condition as investigators probe how salt entered the sugar supply. A licensed practical nurse refilled the container and was suspended while questioned. no charges were filed.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Carlo
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Drst
Ally
Stephen Smykh
Diss
Atty. Stephen
Smyk
RABID
Vérnce
Penna
Melart Jewelers
Mamillon
Hagerstown
Marylend
Local deaths and obituaries continued with multiple names
Death notices from multiple families include Edward Parkhill of Baltimore and Hagerstown, Jane Bitler formerly of Hagerstown, Lycurgus Stouffer of Boonsboro, and Mina Ruppenthal in Morgan County. Services are planned at Leaf Funeral Home and East Funeral Home with interments at Maryland Memorial Park, Boonsboro Cemetery, and Greenway Cemetery. Additional notes reference hospital postmortems on infant deaths and a hospital administrator controversy.
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Paige
Leaf Funeral
William Co. Huddle
Rest Maven
Edward Parkhill
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Sinat Hos
Margaret
Will) Parkhill
Marie Thibeault
Withur Peiz
Ballismore
W. F. Igenfritz
Ruck Funeral Home
Navford Road
Ballimore
Moreyland Memorial Park
Jane Spielman Bitler
Lavi L. Bitler
William Beaumont Army Hospital
el Paso
Mpex
Lew L. I
Meg
Mary (Smith) Spichtan
Lycurgus H. Stouffas
Jlsulfer
Clarence Falls
Boonsboro
Fred L. Stouffer
Washington D. C
Howard Stouffer
Morris
Linois
Clarence Line
East Funeral Home
Paul Kauffiay
Intermont
Boonshoro Cemetery
Mine F. Ruppenthal
Mina P. Ruppenthal
Morgan
Binghamton City
Morgan County
Shell
Uberto
Emefine
Waugh
Duckwall
Sus
Charles
Augustus B
Hancock
Talph U
Inwood
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Walter M
George Duckywall
Berkeley Springs
First
Parks-Johnson
J. Paul Giver
Greenway Cemetery
Midnight Deadline To Withdraw In Death Notices
Funeral notices for Daisy Cathrine Hockenbery and Vera Myers record deaths and family survivors in Martinsburg and Greencastle. The piece also notes a midnight deadline for withdrawing state and county candidates and references primary election timing in Washington County. Surviving relatives, church affiliations, and burial plans are listed.
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County Election Board
Washington County
Green Bring Your Blank & Insurance
Tastic
Ney
Delpney
Kipp
Ew Gense
Park Lawn Cemetery
Chambera
Lonal
One Cigarette Smoker In Eight Dislikes Them
Dr. Daniel Horn of the American Cancer Society notes a survey of 2,000 adults shows 8 percent of smokers enjoy smoking but feel it is not worth the cost. The study, designed to reflect the U.S. adult population, found 16 percent of men smoke, matching a 1955 rate, while 36 percent of women smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Associated Press
Phoent
Daniel Horn
American Cancer Society
Hort
Harn
Horn
Youth Admits Killing Four In Family To End Troubles
A 17-year-old New Hampshire youth admitted to police that he killed all four family members to end their troubles. The Newport case involved his parents and two brothers. He described arriving home to find anger between his parents, then using rifles to kill them in their home before driving to the hospital and surrendering. Arrangements for funerals and a court arraignment were reported as the investigation continued.
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Concord
N.H
Central News Hampshire
Newsport
Concorel
Serioul
the Good Shepherd
Newport
Peter
Charles
McGrath
Wees
Francis Lilson
Willena
Peter F
Charles A
Arnald Paras
Maynard
Mags
Mys
Raytheon Co
Electra
County Delegation Gets Money For Redevelopment
The Washington County delegation won state approval to raise their borrowing power from 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 for redevelopment and park projects. The group split on reapportionment and the Equal Accommodations Bill, with McElwee Geiger and Gromacher supporting reform and White Mason Colll opposing. Delegates argued for equal representation and against racial discrimination in public facilities, tying the debate to local issues and civic progress.
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White
Washligton Monument
Stase Park
Washington
Shale
Herbert McElwee
Parke Geiger
Richard Grombacher
Lansment
Raymond) White
Clarence Mason
Gaill
Colill
House of Delegates
Washington County
D. C
Bathmore
Ald
Simoa Leone
Del
Charles Hayell
Kennedy
Athedea
Alexei Adgimbei
Altavestia
George Khrughehov
Snyder
Berlin
We Degislature
Experts Say Two Thirds Of Cancer Cases Could Be Saved
Dr. John R. Heller of Sloan-Kettering cites an American Cancer Society seminar claiming about 66 percent survival with full use of knowledge. Early detection, public education, and rapid treatment improve outcomes, with varying cure rates by cancer type.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
Sciencell
John R. Heller
Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center
New York City
American Cancer
Society
Science Writers Seminar
Heller
New York
Rusk Protests Berlin Incidents Highlight Cold War Tensions
The United States cites three Berlin related incidents as grounds for protest during talks with Soviet officials. The wounding of a British driver inside East Germany, Soviet air activity near Western radars, and increased use of Soviet flight corridors prompt U.S. calls for restraint and international oversight. Moscow signals potential separate peace moves with East Germany, while U.S. Secretary Rusk pushes for international control of West Germany to West Berlin supply lines amid mounting tension.
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Gromyko
Disney
Semyon Tsarapkin
Berlin
Home
Rusk
East Germany
Bonin Airways
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Levestia
Premer Khrushchev
Mast
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Muscawis
Quieting the Noise Through Prayer at School
Roland R. De Lape, principal of Amheny dJamior High School in Minneapolis, asks for calm and focused prayer in the daily routine. He asks readers to make time for prayer so the Spirit of God can flow within hearts and minds amid daily tumult.
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God
Jesus Christ
Roland R. de Lape
Minneapolis
Mian
Amheny dJamior High School
Two Layer Cold Tablet Promises Quick Relief
Medical scientists release a two layer cold tablet that relieves head congestion body aches and feverish feelings while drying up mucus and easing constipation. It combines benefits of nosedrops and a spirit in a unique mix not found in other remedies and works fast to clear breathing reduce headaches and fatigue. Available now at any drug counter.
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New York, N.Y
Ome Pation
Hill
Blind Aid Eligibility Evaluated by Vision Tests
The Welfare Department outlines how visual impairment affects aid eligibility. An ophthalmologist conducts the six month case reviews and the test measures peripheral vision and angular distance to determine if benefits continue. Francis J. Connolly notes that those needing medical attention may have their aid reassessed as age-related cases are reconsidered.
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Vannal
Leach
Cmse
Enn & Schoo
Welfare Department
Francis J. Connolly
Maryland Ribbon Company owner dies in New Jersey
Claude V. Offray Sr., 65, president of C. Offray & Son, died Friday evening in Hoboken, New Jersey, while en route from his New York office to Summit, New Jersey. The Maryland Ribbon Company, acquired in 1922 and merged with Century Ribbon, is consolidating operations in a new Hagerstown factory. Survived by wife Ada, a son Claude Y. Offray Jr., and a daughter Mrs. John D. Rich. Funeral Mass at St Teresa's Church in Summit Tuesday at 10 am.
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Daisy Cathrine Hockenbery
Daisy Cathrine Hockenbers
Alburt Ty Hockenberg
Martinsburg
Fort Snyder
Clear Spring
B. F. Snyder
Dave Snyder
Hagerstown
D. Greathouse
Detroit
Mich
Arthur Kesselring
Ruth Young
Florence
Weaver
Brown Funeral Home
Wedhinsday
Te Tey
William Carson
Lake James
An Moltie Burkett Myers
Evangelical United Brethren Church
State Line
Austland
Wayd T. Keller
Renest —B. Keller
Thay G. Keller
Lewis C. Myers
John F. Keller
Ralph C. Keller
Evigeric Stopler
Greencastle
Roy TL. Myers
Loe Ff. Kelley
Clyde RK
Keller
Stanley Mtarbaugh
Clarence K. Keller
Celia Linley
McKinley Shank
Williamsport
J. Rush Myers
C. Tess Myers
James
Myers
Greengaslip
Maryland Ribbon Company
New Jersey
Claude V. Offray
Cain
Hoboken
New York
Summit
Offray
C. M. Oilray & Son
Firma
Century Ribbon Company
Frederick Street
Ada Offfray
Claude Y. Offray
Surmmit
N. Ud
John D. Rich
Wilton
Conn
Burroughs & Kahr
Springfield Avenues
St.Teresa's Catholic Church
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Fastera
James Farmer
Baltimore City
CORE
Syracuse
Delaware
Congress
District of Columbia
John ¥. Kennedy
Miani Beach
Fla
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Biscayne Bay
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Rusk Firm
Rusky
Erin GO Bragh
Waterbury
Praeger
Shina
Darrah Lau
Honolulu
Anna Wong
San Francisco
U.S.A
Daniel
Dan
H. McKay
Cress Drive
Volkswagen
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