Gov Tawes Keeps Quiet Stand in Brewster Wallace Campaign
In Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes avoids active campaigning as outsiders visit the state to back George Wallace in the presidential primary. Tawes backs Lyndon Johnson though his popularity sinks after tax hikes and a public accommodations law, while his party factions push Brewster and the Landon wing seeks to rally support for Johnson.
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U.N. Receives Complaint on U S Anti Castro Landings
The United Nations heard a U S backed claim that anti Castro landings were organized by Cuban exile groups and CIA actions. Raul Roa and Manuel Hay denounced U S involvement while Secreta ry General Thant warned of possible danger to peace.
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State Department
Washington
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Citizens Committee
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Florida
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Central America
Law Professors Oppose New Constitutional Amendment
Washington AB reports that law professors urged the House Judiciary Committee to vote against a constitutional amendment allowing prayers and Bible readings in public schools. Professors Freund and Kawner warned of risks to the Bill of Rights and to Supreme Court rulings, while William Ball argued amendment is not plainly necessary.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Harvard University
Paul G. Kawner
University of Michigan
Sapreme
William B. Ball
Constitutional Law
Villanova
Pennsylvania Catholic Welfare Committee
Public Opinion Polls Missed Mark In Oregon
In Portland Oregon public opinion polls predicting the Oregon primary largely missed the mark. Rockefeller campaign forces funded an unreleased poll showing Rockefeller trailing Lodge. Only pollster San Lubell foresaw a Rockefeller upset, noting a major Cre won voter shift and giving Rockefeller a distant outside chance.
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Ore
Oregon
Rockefeller
Warren Waterhouse
Lodge
Roth
San Lubell
Crewon
Auctions To Open Monday In Salisbury Virginia Berry Prices
In Salisbury and nearby Virginia auctions open Monday with Strawberries at the Virginia market fetching as high as 7.8 dollars per 26 quart crate. Auction blocks already opened in Virginia and another will start the same day. Princess Anne also slated to open auctions on Monday.
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Virginia
Princess Anne
Home Made Torpedo Seized From Cuban Exiles Near Miami
Miami AP report says a foot long radio controlled torpedo tested on a lake near Miami International Airport was confiscated from two Cuban exiles. Customs said an unarmed torpedo was seized during transport. investigation ongoing with no arrests announced.
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Fla
Miami International
France
Fidel Cas
Florida
Hat Vanit
Fred Patton
U.s
Fhve
Ocean City Car Rally Sees 300 Entries
Ocean City Maryland AP reports more than 300 entries for Memorial Day weekend car rally. Highlights include an antique auto parade, an auto race and an awards parade marking the unofficial start of summer in the resort town.
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Ocean City
L.A. Times Endorses Rockefeller Plan in California Primary
The Los Angeles Times will publish a Sunday editorial endorsing Nelson Rockefeller for California's June 2 primary. The endorsement praises Rockefeller's delegation as representing a broad Republican philosophy and aligns with his statewide campaign in a pivotal contest.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
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Apartment plan halted by Hagertown sewage odor concerns
Raymond Fardolo of Drexel Hill Pa cannot obtain $24 million for a 300 unit apartment project at Wilson Blvd and Frederick St until Hagertown’s sewage disposal plant odor problem is started. Frecdo noted banks will lend only after a beginning on work, not necessarily completion, to offset odor fears and likely boost local employment and tax revenue.
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Drexel Hill
Bank Ilpaneing
Cornce
Wilson Blvd
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Hagerstown
Facciolo
Frecdo
Walston & C. Orders Audit After President's Death
The brokerage Walston & C. Inc orders a precautionary audit after Vernon C. Walston, 58, died by self inflicted gunshot at the firm’s New York headquarters. No note was found. The firm says it remains a sound and going concern. Audit to close May 28, described as purely precautionary.
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NEW York
Walston & C., Inc
Vernon C. Walston
Fim
Saturday Session On Rights Bill
The Senate resumes Saturday sessions on the civil rights bill as Southern senators threaten a boycott of a Democratic caucus. Leaders push a leadership package of ten amendments. passage hinges on enough votes to cut off Southern talk. Debate continues as the chamber schedules an early Friday night recess.
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Senate
Southerey
Richard 8. Russell
Dgn
Dixie Forces
John Stennis
Russell
East German Reds Launch Youth Rally in East Berlin
In a mass East Berlin event, the East German Communists opened a three day youth rally with a concert by the secret police. Officials expect about 560000 youths from across East Germany to attend, the first since 1954, amid reinforced border security and organized transport by trains and buses. The Free German Youth Organization sponsors the event under Walter Ulbricht’s patronage.
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East Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Wey
Free German Youth Organization
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Welfare Dept Here Cares For More Than 1800 Kids
The Washington County Welfare Department cared for over 1800 children in March, with 587 dependent and 553 families receiving aid totaling $68,167.44. Foster care payments reached $9,970.85 for 147 children. 93 foster children and 63 approved homes were on file.
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State Welfare Department
Washington
Hyelfare
Baby Born To Armless Wife In Atlanta Hospital
An armless Georgia housewife once nicknamed the "child who waves without hands" gave birth to an 8 pound 2 ounce girl in Atlanta Friday night. Grace Purcell, now Mrs Harold B Parker, had waved to train engineers with arm stubs since childhood. She lived near Lovejoy and had campaigned for artificial arms.
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Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Grace Purcell
Harold B. Parker
Bisa
Lovejoy
Rockefeller Briefed by Johnson Administration
In Washington top Johnson officials brief Gov Nelson Rockefeller on U S security issues as the first Republican contender to accept the president’s offer. Rockefeller will be briefed at the State Department by Dean Rusk George Ball Robert McNamara and John McCone following his Oregon primary campaign. The move follows Johnson’s April 20 invitation to major presidential candidates to receive intelligence briefings.
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Rockefeller
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George W. Ball
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John A. McCone
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Local Deaths and Funeral Notices From Washington County
Lydia Lengyel Nagy 98 at uckson Convalescent Home after lengthy illness. Survived by two daughters Grace Toll Edison New Jersey and Margaret Sitipavite Mayerstown, seven grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Havter Funeral Home Rev George Whetstone. Rest Haven Cemetery. Call 7 9 p.m. Sunday. Also William Fr. Johnson 79 died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital survived by step daughter Esthee Nash. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Thursday 2 40 a.m. Rev Brute McChon officiating. Minnie Funeral Home East Wilson Blvd. Melissa Carel Corbett 3 months died suddenly at Washington County Hospital. Survived by parents Gary J. Corbett and Mrs. Corbett a brother Michael Lynn Corbett maternal grandmother Muriel Ebersale and maternal grandfather Charles Huggins. Grandparents Mr and Mrs G F F Corbett Route 2 Hagerstown. Graveside Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens Sunday 2 70 p.m. Rev Lawrence J M Stronk officiating Minnich Funeral Home.
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Uckson
Kup
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U.S
Lutheran Church of Hungary
Grace Toll
Edison
Nid
Margaret Sitipavite
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Julius Nagy
Hagerstown
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George Whetstone
Rest Haven Cemetery
William Fr. Johnson
Wick
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Garry J. Corbett
Guilford Avenue
Washington County Hospital
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Muriel Ebersale
Charles Huggins
Morgantown
W. Va
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Lawrence JM. Stronk
Minnich Funeral Home
Prayer Today We Seek Hope Through Christ Through Him
The message from Lon Woodrum of Hastings Michigan speaks of life mystery and sin as unsolved riddles. He emphasizes that God has not left humanity trapped in enigmas but sent His Son as the way and life bringing enduring hope and lifting faith. Amen.
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Lon Woodrum
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