Vetoes Expected For 39 Bills From Legislature
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Tawes gave a final screen today to 39 bills remaining from the 18th Maryland Legislature with vetoes expected. He had withheld questions on 118 others he signed into law and aimed to sign remaining measures by midnight Wednesday. The list included liquor price control and pension plans for former governors and lawmakers.
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Runners-up At Pimlico Ready For Preakness
Two Derby runners-up Never Bent and Candy Spots plus On My Hon aboard for Pimlico as 1 000 added Preakness May 18. Darby Dan Farm Derby entrant Chateaugay not traveling. Sally Ship, Oaks winner, accompanies a second traveling duo as plans firm for the Suissa Stakes at Jay lico.
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Bread Baker Becomes Great Falls Mayor on Saturdays
In Great Falls Montana the bread maker, age 38, takes over as mayor changing her schedule from Monday to Saturday. The city, with about 65 000 residents and a 1.6 million dollar annual budget, will save 75 dollars monthly in a new allowance. Her family includes several children and Mrs Freimann notes she will keep her weekly clam rolls and loaves while continuing Sunday School at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
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Prayer Today Our Joving Father In 1903 Needlecraft
Prayer requests divine care for family devotion and right discipline within home. Mentions summer provision for body and soul and being good witnesses. In a 1903 Needlecraft Cala issue, invites subscriptions with patterns for knitting sewing weaving embroidery quilting and asks send 25 cents.
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Ross McCain Named President Emeritus at Vecatur College
Ross McCain of Vecatur, Georgia, is designated president emeritus of Scott College. The announcement cites his long service and leadership, noting his influence on academic programs and institutional history.
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World wide news capers and wage talks swirl in Bonn
Reports from Bonn indicate a tentative settlement in the 10s metalworkers strike as labor and management agree on a wage package. The plan calls for a 6 percent raise for 12 months and an additional 2 percent for six months starting April 1, easing a nationwide labor dispute.
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Kennedy Education Bill Split As House Votes
The House Education subcommittee approved a separate 1.195 billion program to build college classrooms laboratories and libraries, breaking from administration wishes to include college aid in the omnibus education bill. A news conference is planned for 3 pm Wednesday. Also, a bill to require equal wages for men and women progressed to full Labor Committee for study as Congress eyes education and Middle East peace measures.
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Compiled OCR readable items include fragments such as Wire Measurement, Latin goddess, Beast of burden, and various garbled terms. The text appears as a mixed set of unrelated word pairs, numbers, and stray phrases lacking coherent narrative or clear event context.
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Johnson To Return To Witness Stand In Conspiracy Trial
Former Maryland congressman Thomas F Johnson is expected to return to the witness stand Wednesday as his conspiracy and conflict of interest trial continues in Baltimore. A co defendant, William L Robinson, sick with a high fever, caused a four day delay. Johnson argues the payments from Edlin and Robinson were for legal services. The case, with co defendants Frank W Boykin and others, centers on alleged influence peddling for Edlin's savings and loan operations.
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Ted Weems dies. top bandleader remembered in Dallas and Maryland
Ted Weems, 62, famed bandleader, died last night after a pulmonary infection followed a recent Dallas engagement. Funeral services to be held in Bethesda, Maryland. Weems ran a theatrical agency with his son in Dallas, the band’s headquarters, after earlier battling emphysema. He led bands from grade school onward and appeared on Fibber McGee and Molly, Beat the Band, and Cavalcade of Bands, with Heartaches achieving hits in 1932 and 1947.
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Baltimore On Election Day A Citywide Mayor Race In Move
Baltimore voters face a tight municipal election with former governor McKeldin challenging Mayor Grady and Democratic challenger Goodman backed by President Kennedy. Key contests include comptroller, replaced by court decisions, and a council race featuring the Alpag and Gerstung candidates for 20 seats.
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Governor Signs Local Bill On Unemployment Refunds
Sen Snyder of Washington County introduced the measure, signed by Gov Tawes, requiring refunds to employers for payments misdirected to the unemployment insurance fund. A cautionary note warns not to overspend on government bonds.
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Fairview Mountain Route 40 Project Underway in Maryland
Improvements to Route 40 on Fairview Mountain will be completed this year, state officials announced. G William Helzer Inc contractors noted weather slowed progress and a firm schedule cannot be given. 3.4 miles of highway on eastern and western slopes will be upgraded to two lanes with an extra pull lane for trucks. The route remains open with possible delays while blasting and grading continue. The project aims to reduce crashes on the blind curves and bottleneck. Wolfe Brothers Myersville will begin two miles of Interstate 1 southward from the current western end near Hagerstown.
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