Dixie Solons Fear Stop Of Federal Plans in South
The piece outlines Southern lawmakers concerns over a civil rights bill, noting debates over federal funding, desegregation measures, and provisions for education, public facilities, and local governance. Key figures include Everett McDukeen and Attorney General Kennedy as the plan faces changes and potential preemption limits. The article frames a national clash over federal desegregation powers and state rights in ongoing legislative wrangling.
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Dixie Solons
South
Noth
Senate
Iheim
Fful
Washington (Ap
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Brantland
Obituaries of Suter Wolfkill and dozens of local residents
Local obituaries report the deaths of Barry William Suter 66 of 29 Jefferson Street and Mary Wolfkill Suter at Washington County Hospital. Also noted are Oscar Briscole Laura Evers Pentz Hazel Shank Wilkin Baker and multiple relatives across Hagerstown Williamsport and Waynesboro. Funeral services and burial details follow for each, with churches lodges and funeral homes named.
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Barry William Suter
Jefferson St
Mary Wolfkill Suter
Washington County Hospital
Alarstows
Ira William Suter
St.Paul’s FE
A. B. Church
Hera
Shockey Pean Company
Tsides
Gerge Stouffer
Sater Philadelpols A
Sa Craig
Ruth Wiles
Isabel Snapp
Hagerstown
John 5. Wolfkill
Paul E. Wolfkill
David R. Wolfkill
Baltimore
and Callahan
Philadelphia
Mts
Margaret Titan
Camden
William Suter
Phiadelphia
Noement Funeral Home
Potomac Ave
Leitersburg Pike
Ledler M. Kauffman
Fe M. Quesenberry
Nat
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alide
Norment Funeral Home
Tawes Backs Federal Aid Plan for Appalachia Poverty
Governor Tawes told a House committee that poverty in Appalachia cannot be solved by states alone and urged approval of a 228 million dollar federal regional development program. He warned it would be a cruel hoax to abandon the region now.
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Washington
Appalachia
Yawes
Tawes
Loase
Jawes
House Public Works Committee
Court Religion Record Praised by Catholic Law Professor
A Catholic law professor from Georgetown University told the House Judiciary Committee that the Supreme Court record on church state issues is solid and should not be changed by amending the Constitution to alter school Bible reading and prayer rulings. He testified as hearings on proposed amendments continued, with a break after five weeks of sessions. The report also notes a passport bill for five year validity and higher fees, and Catholic Mass liturgy will increasingly use English in the United States with new books to be issued Advent Sunday.
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jPersons
Stte
Department of Commerce
Associated Prese Washington
Washington
Supreme Court
Chester J. Antteau
Georgetown University
Antteau
House Judiciary Committee
United States
County Health Employees To Get Service Awards
Washington County Health Department will honor two staff members among 69 state health workers at the annual awards banquet on May 27. Recipients have served from ten to forty five years, per Commissioner Perry F. Prather. Florence L. Burk and Leo Vincent Cheapatment, Mrs. Leila Flora will receive ten year awards.
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Washington County Health Department
State Health Department
Jong
Trritorious
Perry F. Prather
Tve
Health Department
Florence L. Burk
Leo Vincent Che
Leila
Flora
Councilmen Protest Press Barring Here
Meeting notes focus on MELP employees union contract and pay rules for weekend work. dispute over double time on Sundays when holidays fall Sunday and Monday. Several items dropped due to air. Tomorrow is Poppy Day with Legion Auxiliary selling poppies from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Legion corner and town.
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Melp
Lima
Funkstown
Dixon - Troxell
Avicat Legion Auxiliary
Legion
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson Tour Warns of Poverty
Frances Lewine reports from Lexington Kentucky where Mrs Lady Bird Johnson addressed tenants and families in Appalachia praising WPA built schoolhouses and urging a full scale program to fight poverty and illiteracy. She pressed for educational opportunities for children and job creation for underprivileged families, defending Johnson's war on poverty against critics.
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Frances Lewine
Lexington
Alabama
Dores
Joh
County Coliseum
Lasky
Bird Johnson
Eastern
Kentucky
Eleanorland
Appalachia
Johnsons
Johnson
Tight Maryland primary race narrows to 22 votes
Del Louise Gore gains ground as canvass narrows the gap to 22 votes with Scull leading 42 544 to 42 504 in unofficial returns. Official canvass adds margins in six counties totaling 35 while Gore adds 8 net votes for 48 counted so far. Remaining results in Baltimore and 17 counties await final tally.
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Baltimore
Del
Louise Gore
Maryland
Eressman- At
Miss Gore
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Queen Annes
Somerset
Wicomico
Scull
Wicemico
Break-in at Sam and Mikes Grill Hits Cash Register
Police report a theft at Sam and Mikes Grill at 640 Frederick St. The cash register was pried open with a crowbar after closing at 10 p.m. and $40.80 was taken before 6 a.m. today.
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Sam and Mikes Grill
Frederick St
County To Hold Court House Auction Monday
Lancaster County farmers patron John Easterday will auction a vast mix of items from the Old Courthouse including carved courtroom woodwork, air conditioners, fans, venetian blinds, an electric refrigerator, fire extinguishers, and other court house relics to ease a cain shortage. The sale is at Hug eit's School with a 10 am start.
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Hugeit
Lancaster
Lancaster County Farmers Na
John Easterday
Tional
Cain
Cains
Donable Foods
Washington County Park
Daubs Woods Park
Nownsville Pike
Venelian Window
Neadshades
Recreationsl
Doubsite Woods
Greencastle Girl Improves After Tumble
Chevyl Witmer, 13, of Greencastle Route 2, was unconscious for more than 48 hours after a stairs fall at home. She was treated at Washington County Hospital after initial care at Waynesboro and Hagerstown hospitals. Doctors run tests while she recovers from a measles illness. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Witmer and attends Greencastle Elementary School.
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Laura Evers Pentz
Frank W. Pentz
South Potomac St
Washington County Hospital
Franklin County
George W
Catherine Keefer Gossard
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Charles F
Clara
Kate Barnhart
Hagerstown
Ruth Zeigter
Greengastle
Celia Stotler
Baltimore
Norment Funeral Home
Ucktersburg Pike
Ree
Edward P. Heinze
Cedar Jui
Greencastle
Chevyl Witmer
Waynesboro Hospital
Hagerstown Hospital
Emmett Witmer
Prayer for Spring and Life in a College President’s Note
A devotional prayer thanks God for spring and creation, asking for gratitude for sunshine flowers trees and birds. The speaker James Ross McCain of Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. signs as president emeritus in a yearbook style prayer.
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Jesus
Janes Ross McCain
Necalr
Agies Scalt College
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Dirk
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Blican Leeder Everett Bureau
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Winds
Democratic
Legde
Atty
Robert Rights Commissio
Oscar Briscoe
Oscar Briscole
Jonathan St
Clear Spring
George
Isabel Winstoe
Tie
Elk’s Lodge
Faustine Scott
Hagerstop
Catherine Dyson
Bronx
N.Y
Henrietta Smith
Linden
Charles Rockville
Lester
Washington, D.C
Donald
Asbury Methodist Church
Anron Johnson
Intercept
Rosé Hill Cemetery
Watson
Benjamin F. Linebaugh
Hoyjamin Frankline
Daugh
Leitersburg
Nagerstown
Waynesboro
Beaver Creek
Samuel Ang
Elizabeth (Clark) Linebaugh
Carpenter
Tam Linebaugh
Welly
Church of the Brethren
Sigviving
Mra
Lela Gosford
Roy E. Linebaugh
Mes
Grace Leedy
Sall
Grove
Rev
A. Heckman
Leasing Creek
Friends
Saint Gay Wyening
Hazel Elizabeth Shank
Williamsport Rt
Pen
Robert Lincoln
Idz May (Davis) Myers
Church of God
Williamsport
Samuel W
Samuel T
Donali L
Willliamsport Rt
Dair
Williams
Port
Ronald
Leaf Funeral Home
Wilkin QO. Baker
Wilkin Oliver Baker
N. Mulberry Street
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Welsh Run
Magerstown
Ernest McClellan
Lula (Rawen Baker
Loyal Order of Moose
Nannie M. Baker
Chambersburg
Alice Sprankle
Charles W
David
Heulah Dawson
Mildred Lushbaugh
Router
Encl E. Redding
Charles
Shantz
Gnarles H. Shantz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Passaralli
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Ruuzer
Baturgay
Lady Bird Johnson
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Catton
Bertha Watts
Mount the Lick Branch
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