Federal Court Debates State Districting Today
Baltimore judges hear arguments on how Maryland’s congressional maps should be redrawn. Finan may seek to leave current districts intact for elections, or require statewide changes, with proposals ranging from split districts to regional divisions across Western and Eastern Maryland and Annapolis. The court may decide to delay action until after primary elections.
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Baltimore City
Soviet U N delegate Fedorenko Soft Spoken Affable
Soviet U N delegate Nikolai T Fedorenko begins his second year at headquarters bearing a calmer, more scholarly style than past Bolsheviks. The 51 year old wears bow ties and cultivated dress, speaks English, holds a doctorate in classical Chinese literature, and aims to reflect Moscow’s atmosphere while handling key tasks.
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Atyre
Belli Defends Dismissal Amid Ruby Case Fallout
Attorney Melvin Belli says he is not bitter at Ruby and plans a news conference amid his firing as Jack Ruby’s counsel. He rails at the legal process after Ruby’s Dallas death penalty for Oswald’s murder and cites ABA criticism while noting his own stance on the case.
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Hell
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American Bar Association
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San Diego
Belli
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Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Eva Grint
Walt G. Craig
Mail Truck Crashes Into Bus On 3rd Street
Roy O. Marlin of 49 E. King St was treated in the hospital emergency room after his mail truck crashed into the rear of a parked Greyhound bus on 3rd Street. Estimated damage totals 450 dollars.
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Roy O
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E. King St
Greyhound
Prayer Today We Seek Light In Dark World
A devotional prayer pleads for divine illumination to dispel sin doubt and injustice. The speaker asks for the Mumination of Him Who is the Light of the world to flood believers and light the world with their witness. The passage emphasizes rising faith and communal spiritual renewal amid darkness.
Donor Larry Gerber Tops Red Cross Blood Drive
Senior Larry Gerber of Shepherd College, majoring in journalism and economics, donated blood during National Red Cross Month as the Red Cross Bloodmobile visited the city. He received special treatment from the Gray Lady, his mother Mrs. I. L. Gerber, while Mrs. Nap Dashnaw chaired Hospital Auxillans aiding the visit in the hospital auditorium.
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Uspital Grounds
Court Refuses To Bar Two For Boisterous Singing
Los Angeles AP report says Pastor Eurich sought to eject John H. Chapman and family from Marista Baptist Church for disruptive singing and behavior while a Superior Court judge allowed Chapman 49 and daughter Connie Ray 22 to attend services. Wife Betty 41 remains enjoined during hearings.
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Catholic Paper Urges Voters to Oppose Wallace in State
Baltimore AP analysis notes the Catholic Review urged Maryland voters to vote against Gov. George Wallace in the May primary. The piece calls Wallace a racist and contrasts him with other candidates, urging Catholics to consider rights and duties in casting their ballots.
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Alabama
George C. Wal
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Birmingham
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Lions Nominate Officers At Clear Spring Toys Club
The Lions Nominate Officers at a regular meeting with unanimous choices: Dorsny Marlin president, Richard Mills first VP, Jenay Shank second VP, Carlton Parstey third VP, Blaine Mills secretary and treasurer, Tretor man tail dwister, Richard Crow, Keelers Carl Brown, Tes Ridenour, William Carr, and Hillard Shank. Afterward members practiced for the annual Minstrel Show set for April 22 and 28 at the local high school auditorium.
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Clear Spring Toys Club
Dorsny Marlin
Richard Mills
Jenay Shank
Carlton Parstey
Teasurer
Blaine Mills
Tientan
Walter Tretorman
Tail Dwister
Richard Crow
Keelers
Carl Brown
Tes Ridenour
William Carr
Hillard Shank
Weeling Ue
Legislators Asked To Aid Rights March
GALTIMORE AP A letter was sent to Maryland legislators inviting them to be honorary chairs of the March For Baltimore to advocate civil rights. Signed by Marion C Bascombly, the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance chair, it criticizes legislative behavior and calls for better citizenship responsibility and unity. Also notes that a PhD was awarded to Robert G Briody by the University of Wisconsin.
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Baltimore
Marion C. Bascombly
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
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Robert G. Briody
Main Ave
University of Wisconsin
Kentucky ends session without civil rights bill
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned regular session without passing a civil rights bill. Hunger strikers in the House gallery, led by Frank Stanley Jr., White and Negro activists, continued a fast to press for integration. They faced procedural setbacks as measures died in committee while observers described fatigue and uncertainty.
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Louisville
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Neil
Senate
Grayson Tucker
Eoulevisia
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Mason-Dixon Youth Rally Features Film at Leitersburg Grange Hall
Mason-Dixon Youth for Christ will hold its Spring Rally Saturday at 3 p.m. in Leitersburg Grange Hall. In His Steps, a released film based on the book, will be shown free. The rally, chartered under Youth for Christ International, is non denominational and aims to encourage youth to attend Sunday School and church of their choice.
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International speakers at Black Oak Mennonite Church
An international student team from Tanganyika Africa and Japan will speak at Black Oak Mennonite Church north of Hancock tonight at 7 30. The Rev. Michael Horst, pastor, invites the public to attend.
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