Libel Probe Targets Confidential Magazine Subjects
Los Angeles grand jury begins crim inal libel investigation into Confidential Magazine and its subjects. Witnesses include Liberace and other personalities amid subpoenas and voluntary appearances. attorney details include a $29 to $25 million damage suit.
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Los Angeles
Miss O'Hara
Los Angeles County
Hey
Ally
Edmund G. Brown Liberace
California
John R. Jacobs Jr
Ease Dei
Brown
Mayo
Adolph Alexander
Tine
Magazine Cracks Down on Criminal Libel Case
Confidential publisher Robert Morrison and editor Brown discuss offers and legal strategy after considering halting publication in California. They note that prolonged talks with Assistant Attorney General Clarence Linn and District Attorney William McKesson led to continuing operation, asserting criminal libel laws have been violated.
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Ing Confidential
Robert Morrison
Brown
California
Hhold
Land
Asst
L Auty
Clarence Linn
Dist. Atty
William McKessan
Williamsport and Smithsburg school projects face delays and upgrades
Board of Education members met to discuss Hancock High School construction delays with a progress meeting to set dates. Citizens urged building a new Williamsport high school by 1969 and plans for Smithsburg High School renovations include deeper basements for expanded industrial arts and agricultural shops. Rhode Island note appears as a non sequitur.
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New Hancock High School
Seriool
Sutron Fractors
Board of Education
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Williamsport
Smithsburg
Smithsburg High School
Students Set Dress Ethics Standards at South High
South High School students adopt a code of ethics and a dress standard. Boys should be neat with buttoned shirts tucked in and no jeans. hair trimmed. Girls must dress in good taste with businesslike attire. strapless or sheer clothing and certain hairstyles are discouraged. The code covers morals, dress, property respect, and attitudes.
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South Hagerstow High School
South High
Graduation Plans for South Hagerstown Junior College
Commencement for the largest graduating class in Morden year history will be held in the South Hagerstown High School auditorium. Dr. V Morterana will address attendees as United States Office of Education official. Baccalaureate service is set for Sunday at Emmanuel EUB Church with Rev. Dr. John W. Fisher delivering the sermon. Final exams run May 23–25. A Spring Prom and fundraiser for band uniforms are among plans discussed May 29.
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Murden
Kepler
Hagerstown Junior College
South Ha
Country Club
Vallege North High Band
Band Parents Plan Supper Meeting
North Magerstown High School Band Parents Association schedules a covered dish supper as its seasonal meeting. The event is set for Tuesday May 20 at 7:30 PM in the North High building, inviting all band supporters to discuss plans for the upcoming year.
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North Magerstown
Juniors Hold Outing and June Commencement Reception
An all college outing is planned for Friday May 31 with the student counsel in charge of arrangements to announce details. The junior college year ends with a reception for graduates, parents and friends following the June Commencement. Samuel L Hall Sr chairman of the fellowship degree for Hagerstown Lodge No 212 Loyal Order of Moose says a degree meeting will be Sunday at 2 pm in the Moose Home.
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Samuel L. Hall, Sr
Hagerstown Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
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