Nixon pledges broad campaign plan if nominated
LINCOLN Nevada AP Vice President Richard Nixon outlined a fighting campaign blueprint promising to carry the GOP into every state while criticizing Democratic vetoes and pledging a new expanded program. He framed farm policy as a central, difficult issue and urged a hard hitting approach.
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Obituaries Notice From Sharpsburg And Hyattsville Areas
Catherine Sidote Minerva Eaton Leda Giffin and families mourn multiple deaths with services set at Samples Manor Church of God and Kraiss Funeral Home for Carole June Asbury a West Hyattsville infant buried at Rose Hill Cemetery Details include surviving relatives and funeral arrangements in Sharpsburg Harpers Ferry Martinsburg and Takoma Park communities
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Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths and services
Robert P Nagley of 426 West Franklin Street died en route to Washington County Hospital aged 58 Born in Hagerstown son of William and Ida Mae Nagley Lutheran Church member and longtime resident The body to Minnich Funeral Home Wilsons Boulevard funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Rev DeWitt H Interment Rest Haven Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm today Also Mary E Bowlys 84 of Middletown died at daughter’s home near Middletown Widow of John W Bowlis survived by two daughters two sons seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown Wednesday 2 pm Rev Albert Burkhardt Interment Lutheran Cemetery
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
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Tesea Rade
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Agerstown
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Westminster
Catherine Pearl
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Minnich Funeral Home
Wilsons Boulevard
Hell
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Rest Haven
Mary E. Bowlys
Mary EB. Bowls
Mtiddietown
Grayson Toms
Middletown
Jale Lawson
Mary Haupt
John W. Boiwlits
Tors
Albert O'Neill
William H
J. Grayson Rowlus
Gladhill
Albert Burkhardt
Lutheran Cemetery
Robert T. Nagley
Franklin ‘Street
Wilser Blvd
Dep .Witt H. Miller
Washington
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Ceme
Vernon Mack
R-Wash
Cal Funeral Home
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Pinesburg
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah
Thomas M. Pelly
Dixon
Mack
Thomas
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Dale Alincome
Youlford
Walter H. Judd
George W_ Calver
Congress
U S Britain Near Accord on Civil Nuclear Tests
U S and Britain near a shared proposal to the Soviet Union banning pre clear weapons tests while preparing for a May 16 Paris summit with De Gaulle and Khrushchev. Leaders met at Camp David as Dillon Cach a and O Neill discussed broader world issues.
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Con O'Neill
British Foreign Office
Doctor Reveals Hidden Cause of Marital Strife
In April Reader's Digest, Marion Hilliard M.D. discusses a private reason marriages falter and outlines steps to address it. The article appears on page 69, highlighting intimate relationship challenges and guidance.
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Reader's Digest
Marion Hilliard
Supreme Court Slated To Get Student Cases
In Memphis eight Negro lawyers urged desegregation of public facilities, vowing to press legal challenges as protests in Orangeburg and Columbia draw state responses. Gov Hollings warned arrests for racial demonstrations, while northern colleges push equality. Civil rights action targets trespass laws and discriminatory practices in stores.
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Memphis
Tenn
Henry Seb
Orangeburg
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Columbia
BL FL Hollings
New York
Raleigh
Shay
Castro Denies Rio Pact Ties Amid Communist Skepticism
Castro rejects binding by the Rio Pact and accuses rivals of promoting anti Cuban coalitions. He notes Communist sympathizers in his government and rejects the label of Cuba as Communist while Herter warns against overstatement.
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Police Search For Rioters In Native Areas
Police search across native areas to cover last week’s shootings as South Africa defends internal matter status. Theft incidents were ignited by angry Black residents punishing others who ignored the boycott and protested the shootings. The ANC and PAC had urged a stay-at-home day of mourning.
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Skipper Testifies Darby Was Dead in Water Before Collision
Cmdr John Allen of the Baltimore destroyer escort Darby testified that the vessel was dead in the water seconds before a collision with the Swedish ore carrier Soya Atlantic on March 19 off Cape Henry. Two Maryland reservists were killed and several injured during the training cruise. Allen said the Soya Atlantic suddenly bore in on their bow and that no radar or bearing data was received for the other ship. The Darby, en route to Little Creek to disgorge dignitaries, collided as it prepared to take on passengers including Assistant Secretary of the Navy Richart Thompson and Rep. James Van S. R-Pa.
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Little Creek
Richart Thompson
James van San
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Naval Reserve Llaving
Norfolk
Bridge Railing Impales Motorist Yet He Survives
Bruce E. Wixon, 24, of Bar ry ton Michigan, was struck when his car skidded Sunday and crashed through a guard rail, a one and a half inch section pierced his body as the car tumbled to a frozen mill pond below. He remained in fair condition and held his own at Community Hospital as rescuers reached him.
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Community Hospital
Bruce E. Wixon
Barryton
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Soviet Premier Visits Verdun Battlefield Tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev toured Verdun battlefields amid gray skies as he surveyed the site of World War I’s longest confrontation where hundreds of thousands died. He visited a monument housing remains of unknown soldiers, greeted a crowd, and warned against new Western German aggression while noting Gershwin’s 1916 song publication.
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Verdun
Poilus
Khrushchev
Do We Have To Die A Mind Power Revelation
A Los Angeles man known as The Voice of Two Worlds outlines a Tibet derived system to boost mind power and physique. He claims latent abilities can be awakened for youth, success, and happiness, offering a free 9,000 word tract and a bonus booklet by mail from the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Tibet
Institute “of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept. 64
Calif
Motorists Have Licenses Revoked and Suspended
Two Hagerstown motorists had their drivers licenses revoked and one had hers suspended, per the latest bulletin from the Department of Motor Vehicles. Revoked are James Bruce Edwards of 317 Liberty Street and Merriett L. Schildknecht Route 1. Nancy Lee Hutzell of 232 Day Jedtah Avenue had her license suspended for two months as of March 22.
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Hagerstown
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
James Bruce Edwards
Liberty Street
Merriett L. Schildknecht
Nancy Lee Hutzell
Day- Jedtah Avenue
Jury Back In Powell Case
Los Angeles AP says the IRS grand jury probe of Mickey Cohen will continue until the job is finished. The investigation, ongoing since 1958 after a prior probe closed without charges, seeks to understand how Cohen sustains his luxurious lifestyle. Two former Cohen girlfriends were among witnesses called.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Senate Judiciary Committee Meets On Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP report says the Senate Judiciary Committee meets today with time short to debate and vote on the House passed civil rights bill. The panel may approve minor changes or send the measure back to the House, where Southern opponents could again slow its passage.
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House
Justice Department
Judiciary
Prayer Sholay Father We Took to Thee at the oower of Tife
Prayer text reflects a congregational blessing from St Joseph Missouri minister W F Primrose of the First Congregational Church. The misspelled lines show a plea for divine presence and guidance in distress and rejoicing ending in the name of Christ.
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W. F. Primrose
St. Joseph, Mo
First Congregational Church
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