Yugoslavs Seek Asylum at Hannover Fair
About 109 Yugoslav exhibitors and buyers announced plans to seek political asylum in West Germany during the International Industrial Fair in Hannover. Officials in Munich said 56 had arrived and filed asylum applications, while 50 more were en route or had contact with authorities. They cited dissatisfaction with economic conditions under the Communist regime. asylum rights depend on proving persecution.
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Reading Pa Dog Inherits $50,500 From Mistress
Bobby the year old mongrel dog is named principal heir to the $50,500 estate of Ruth A. Maurer in Reading Pennsylvania. The will provides a nurse, air conditioned bedroom, apartment living, daily walks, and the best dog food. The nurse receives $125 monthly plus room and board for a year after Bobby’s death, with remainder going to Maurer’s relatives. Maurer died April 26 and left no public background details.
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Child Fractures Arm Here In Fall
Six year old Phyllis T. Weagley daughter of Norman B. Weagley 805 East Memorial Boulevard fell yesterday and fractured her right forearm at Washington County Hospital where a cast was applied. Donald Shingleton 14 son of John Shingleton of Hagerstown Route 1 was struck in the left hand with a ball and fractured it a cast was applied. Donald DeWitt Boonsboro 10 son of Herbert Newitt lacerated his right thumb on broken glass four sutures were required to close the cut.
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East Memorial Boulevard
Washington County Hospital
Donald Shingleton
John Shingleton
Hagerstown
Donald DeWitt
Boonsboro
Herbert Newitt
Optimism Remains for TV Education in Rural Schools
Report on the first year of five year closed circuit TV education in Hagerstown and surrounding counties cites early findings as encouraging though not conclusive. Superintendent William Brish says 45 minutes daily of televised lessons show promise. next year enrollment will expand to 12,210 pupils across 23 schools including six new Hagerstown sites and rural areas. Brish notes no days lost to technical issues and hints at significant potential if results hold.
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Washington County Council of
Hagerstown
Brish
Remder J
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