Justice Dept. Says John Birch Society Matter Of Concern To Attorney General
The Justice Department says the John Birch Society is a matter of concern to the attorney general. The statement noted a growing number of inquiries but offered no direct comment on potential investigations or actions. FBI officials declined to discuss whether the society is a target, while lawmakers from both parties urged inquiry into the organization and its leaders.
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Justice Dept
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Dwight D. Eisenhower
FBL
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
John Biren
FBI
Romanuhig
Wrehington
Jobo Bach Society
Grottal
Justice
Justice Department
Runcern
Robert F. Kennedy
Separe
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Ican
Bunker
Warren
Hiestand
Welch
Jusland
Justice Warren
Congress
Supreme
Fort Pierce
Joseph A. Pee! Jr
Supreme Court
Somme
The
Birch Society
Belmont
Mass
Far East
Birch
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Lenate Internal Security
Society
Dodd
Fen
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Senate
Del
Mb Committee
Ameri_ca
Fimnirch
Buchel
Hitp
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Rowsevelt
Harry S. Truman
House
Edgar W. Hiestand
R-Calif
Miestand
Atjy Congress
T Hiestand
Sen. James
Eastland
City Council Appropriates for Burhans Boulevard Project
Ha gerstown approves 266 325 from available bond money for Burhans Boulevard expansion including rights of way and bridge supervision. City shares 600 000 plus federal funds cover half of rights of way and construction in north center and south segments. Overpass bond account holds under 500 000 remaining as State Roads Commission predicts total city cost above 600 000.
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State Roads Commission
Burhans
Hagerstown
Federal Anits
West End
Burhans Boulevard
Burrans Boulevard
Maryland News Briefs Highlight Local Court and Crime Updates
In College Park Maryland State and university officials update roles as Rob McCartney shifts to a district rep seat on the Mason-Dixon Association board and oversee university relations. In Baltimore Brazilian cockroaches move to a new home with Euclid H Jones. Lawrenson new-trial bid rejected by Judge Roszel Thomsen. In Bloomington a missing man Thomas Morris is found dead in Savage River Dam area. A Florida judge’s murder trial ends with a life sentence for Peel, sparing the electric chair. appeals loom. Witnesses testified kidnapping and boating disposal in the Chillingworth disappearance.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Rob
Zoa
J. McCartney
Mason-Dixon
American College
Ubhe Relations Association
Baltimore
Charles E. Lawrenson
L. S. District Court
Roszell Thomsen
Ohio
Thomsen
Lawrenson
Bloomington
Maryland
Thomas Morris
Swanton
Savage River
Thief Delivers Stolen Auto Returns It to Lot
An em ployee at a used car lot in Atlanta received a call pointing to a white car. The caller claimed ownership and the thief later returned the stolen auto in excellent condition with good tires and a full gas tank. Police investigated and confirmed the car had been stolen from the company months earlier.
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Atlanta
Larry Yates
Yates
Feel Found Guilty in Chillingworth Killing at Fort Pierce
Joseph A. Feel Jr. was found guilty of masterminding the killing of Judge C. E. Chillingworth and his wife at Fort Pierce Florida. The jury recommended mercy, but a life sentence was made mandatory. He returns to jail after the verdict.
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Peel
E. Chillingworth
Joseph A. Feel, Jr
C. E. Chillingworth
Fort Pierce
Fla
Prayer of penitent faith from Alfred Grant Walton
Alfred Grant Walton, minister at Hiwoks tyn New York, Tompkins Congregational Church, offers a prayer praising the cross and redeemer love. He prays for unity with God, penitence, and peace in belonging to the father’s home.
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Alfred Grant Walton
Hiwokstyn
Hlatbosh‘Tompkins
Obituary: Mrs Alverla Elizabeth Semler Dies at 56
Mrs Alverla Elizabeth Semler wife of Richard H Semler 221 N Locust St died suddenly after months of illness aged 56. She was born in Wolfsville Ireland daughter of Ira V and Elizabeth Grossnickle Harshman. She attended Blue Ridge College and lived in Hagerstown 40 years. Survived by husband and brother J Thomas Hershman Washington D.C. Funeral by Minnich with service Monday 1 pm Rest Haven Cemetery Fields received at Minnich Sunday 7 to 9 pm.
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Trails Funeral Home
Wv. L. Baughman
Rose Hill
Friends Mayoral Home
Slverts E. Semler
Alverla Elizabeth Semler
Richard H. Semfer
N. Locust St
Thane
Wolfsville
Dangster
Ira V
Elizabeth (Grossnickle) Harshman
Blue Ridge College
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
J. Thomas Hershman
Washington, D
Minnich
HeWrst Miller
Rest Haven
Frields
Daylight Time Stars In City On April 30
A stray OCR fragment notes daylight time stars in the city on April 30 with unclear trailing text about Sgt Sarin Tine fat the eum. The readable portion references a time change event and a military name, suggesting a civic or ceremonial context.
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Sgt Sarin
X15 Pilot Describes Feeling While Riding Rocket Ship
Edwards Air Force Base reports Jon Walker piloting an X15 to about 185000 feet with peak speeds near 4000 mph. He described weightlessness for two minutes and intense sensory effects despite initial cabin pressure trouble and intermittent engine stalls during a tense descent.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Jon Walker
Walker
Bsa
Cali
Bat Fornia
Walkerland
Seder foods reflect deliverance story and Passover rites
Fragmented text notes symbolic foods at the Seder such as matzah and bitter herbs recalling slavery and the grim fare. Mentions parsley and springs and references to Passover prayers, MSU context, and a divorce suit filed by Norma A. Sardella. The passage also alludes to Florida trips, US Space program, and an Edwards Air Force base mishap.
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Egypt
Lear Lansing
Michigan State University
King
Isa Stu
Edwards Air
Ida Beach
Calif
MSU
Walker
Norma A. Sardella
Joseph H. Sardella
Six Months For Buying Wine For Minors
A Hagerstown man was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for buying wine for minors after conviction before Magistrate William J. Dwyer. Robert A. Lidie, 29, of 125 Buena Vista Ave, admitted buying two bottles of wine for W. Kline, 17, of Liberty St, and Russell C. Miller, 14, of Broadfording Rd. Miller was released. Lidie received five days in jail for intoxication. Patrolman James W. Baker observed the trio at W. Franklin and Jonathan Sts, leading to the admission that two were minors and that money was used to make purchases.
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Hagerstown
House of Correction
Wiliam J. Dwyer
Robert A. Lidie
Buena Vista Ave
Pee W. Kline
Liberty St
Russell C. Miller
Broadfording Rd
Miller
Andi
James W. Baker
W. Franklin
Jonathan Srs
Hhey
Lidie
Passover Services Set by Local Jewish Congregation
Passover begins this evening with special services at B'nai Abraham. The local congregation will hold festive observances at 5:30 a.m. today and tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. The holiday marks the biblical exodus from Egypt.
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Egypt
B'nai Abraham
Fear Six Die As Plane Crashes In North Carolina
An Air Force B52G jet with eight crewmen aboard crashed near Lexington North Carolina killing six of the crew. The Air Force reported the bomber was not carrying nuclear devices and went down during an in air refueling operation. Survivors and details remained unclear as authorities investigated the incident.
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Lexington
N.C
API
Landin
Maj
W. F
Moses
Minnich
Des Plaines
Colo
Air Force
Dow Air
Seder
Funds On Way For Payments To Jobless
Washington AP report details a bill adding 107 million dollars to federal funds for unemployment payments. Over 2,000 Maryland jobless veterans and federal employees missed checks as state funds ran out, with disbursements halted March 20 and last payment made March 17. Back checks will go out retroactively once the appropriation becomes law and Treasury funds arrive within about three weeks after presidential signing.
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Washington
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
Treasury
Kennedy
Mennonite farmer returns $1100 found at sale
Lancaster, Pa. AP Ben Zimmerman bought a box of trinkets at a public sale for 10 cents. He initially planned to give the money to Ira Stover executors, then said he would keep it, later reversing course and returning the $1100 after deciding he could not keep it.
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Lancaster, Pa
Ben Zimmerman
Ira Stover
Stover
Hotel Owner Thrown Into Pool by Teens in Palm Springs
Palm Springs California AP reports two youths visiting for Easter vacation argued with hotel owner Stanley Spiegelman over a room. They allegedly threw Spiegelman fully clothed into the hotel pool and fled.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Desert
Stanley Spiegelman
Spiegelman
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