GOP Leaders Push Broader Voting Rights Bill Coverage
Washington AP GOP lawmakers led by Senate Republican Leader Dirksen push to broaden impact of the pending voting rights bill. The measure would trigger federal registrar appointments in states with low registration or turnout, potentially affecting Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, parts of North Carolina and small areas in Maine Idaho and Arizona. Dirksen defended the bill against accusations of partisanship while rejecting claims it advances communist aims. Perez faced pushback for remarks later removed from the record.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
GOP
Alabama
Alaska
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Maine
Idaho
Arizona
Dirksen
Leander JH. Perez
Plaquenyines Parish
Judiciary
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Lowiana
Perez
The
Death notices for local residents list military, civic ties
Funeral services for Patrolman Donald B. Smith and Cypress SL are scheduled at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Ethel Mowen Barnes, 58, of 817 West Franklin St, died of a heart attack at home, survived by husband Mermin Barner and children Ira, Kinley, Charles Eugene, Betty, plus siblings and grandchildren. services at Rest Haven Funeral on Friday. Terri Linn Baer, two day old daughter of Ronald and Carolyn Baer, died Wednesday in Washington County Hospital. private graveside services at Long Meadow Church of the Brethren Cemetery near Paramount. arrangements by Minich Funeral Home.
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Donald B. Smith
Cypress SL
Rest Haven
Wilson P. Ard
Rest Haven Cemetery
Ethel Mowen Barnes
West
Franklin St
Clarence Art Mary Barne
Cord Provard
Calvary Brethren Church
Mermin Barner
Ira Me
Kinley Mowen
Charles Eugene Mowen
Betty Mowen Smith
Hagerstown
Pearl Clever
Greencastle
Josephine Lenhart
Martin
Galen ML
Lingenfelter
Terri Linn Baer
Ronald
Carolyn
Carnahan) Baer
Hagerstown Rt
Wesday
Washington County Hospital
Irvin Baer
Time to treat crabgrass warns extension agent
Local extension agent Nick Pope outlines crabgrass control. He notes preemergence treatments should be applied before germination, typically mid April in his area, with postemergence options best in May or June for small weeds. He warns of possible lawn damage and advises following label directions.
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Nick Pope
Area Deaths Daniel T. Fogle
Daniel T. Fogle age 77 of State Line Pa formerly of Baltimore Md died Tuesday morning after a long illness. Born June 28 1887 in Frederick County Md he was last employed by Rothhem Steel Co Baltimore. Survived by wife Emma four sons Stanley Grover Ralph and Sterling all of Baltimore two daughters Mabel Burlington Littlestown and Margaret Spriggs Union Bridge Md one step son Wilbur A Barnhart Greencastle Md numerous grandchildren and step grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 PM Friday at Minnehaha Funeral Home with Rev Charles A J Sauley officiating Burial Cedar Hill Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 PM Thursday at the funeral home.
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Daniel T. Fogle
Margaret Spriggs
Union Bridge
Ald
Wilbur A. Barnhart
Greencastle
Trim
Minmieah
Charles
A. J. Saulley
Cedar Hill
Government Credit Outpaces Federal Debt Growth
AP reports federal credit expanding faster than the public debt, with figures from 1948 to 1965 showing debt rising from 270 billion to 318 billion while federal credit grew from 10 billion to about 128 billion. The piece notes the growth in direct loans and loan guarantees, including loan insurance, and highlights government risk versus private lending.
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Sam Dawson
Ferains
New York
Central of Congress
Beane
Andtic
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Uates
Congress
Hepburn Wins Film Award For Charade Role
London reports Audrey Hepburn, once a chorus girl at the London Hippodrome, received a British Film Academy prize for best supporting actress for Charade. In Los Angeles Gary P. d Allessandro and two others were arrested in a $510,000 jewelry theft case, taken from an airport to a police station as they planned a flight to New York.
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London
Audrey Hepburn
Landé Hippodrome
Gary P. d’Allesandro
Los Angeles
Cali
Uiey
New York
Hermuda
Cellist Pablo Casals Misses Honor Concert in Dallas
In Dallas today 69 cello players proceed with a Casals Day concert honoring Pablo Casals. Casals could not attend due to a chest ailment and remained at his Puerto Rico home. The event aligned with the American String Teachers Association convention and the Music Teachers National Association.
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Dallas
Tex
Pablo Casals
Casals
Puerto Rico
American String ‘Teachers Association
Music Teachers National Association, Inc
Thief steals gems from Fairbanks suite in New York
In midtown Manhattan a thief entered the suite of actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and his wife while entertaining guests including UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and Mrs. Jock Whitney. A daughter reported the intruder stole $7 in cash and gems valued at $1,500.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
U.N
Adlai TE. Stevenson
Jock Whitney
Fairbanks
Handbag Theft At Social Gala Totals 1400 in Jewelry
A guest at a social event reported that Mrs Pairbanks noticed her handbag missing. The thief fled through an unlocked door as guests rushed into the room, leaving behind jewelry valued at 1400 dollars.
Stock Market Mixed Early With Modest Gains
NEW YORK AP a mixed pattern on moderate volume as Cotwat rose from delayed opening, driven by Early Bird satellite plans. Penn Rail and New York Central held steady, with gains among U S Steel Chrysler Boeing Douglas Zenith Union Carbide and Liggett Myers while Jones & Laughlin International Nickel Eastman Kodak Du Pont and Eastern Air Lines posted fractional losses.
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NEW York
Cotwat
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Prayer Request From James W Kennedy Editor
A readable fragment requests divine support to lift spirits, endure despair, and glimpse creation. It mentions James W Kennedy, Cincinnati, Ohio, as director and editor of Forward Movement Publications as part of the source.
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Manon
James W. Kennedy
Ciness ‘Nati, O
Forward Movement Publications, Tions
Salisbury Chamber Urges Equal Hiring for Negroes
The Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce urged its 506 members to hire and promote Negroes on the same basis as whites and to actively recruit for jobs of stature. In a letter to county employers, president Ralph Q. Dulaney urged use of the phrase An Equal Opportunity Employer. He attached a policy booklet adopted by the chamber board.
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Salisbury
Salisbury Area
Unclear historic classified rate card fragment
Fragmented OCR shows subscription pricing across states with misc. abbreviations and typos. Mentions weekly, monthly and yearly rates, including Md Del Va NJ Nv Penna W. Va and others. No clear events or persons identifiable.
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Ry Carrer
Ag Inal
Del
Dt. Va
Penna
W. Va
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