Turkey closes universities over anti government riots
The cabinet imposes new restrictions in Ankara and orders censorship amid anti government demonstrations. Officials reported turning the capital into a near ghost city at night as security measures tighten and foreign newsmen face limited access to cables and telegraph lines.
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Turkey
Toni Bes
Amd
Wicho Als
Cina Geelers
Annual Dinner Of Jr Women Plans Patriot Dance
The Jr Women held their annual Mother Daughter Dinner at the Citi Eng National Bank in Grees Castle. Twenty two mothers attended with entertainment including monologues and songs by Miss Linda Crouse and others. A business meeting set plans for a patriotic dance on July 2 at South Antrim Elementary School with Blue Notes of Harestown to perform.
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Tub
Ranquet
Citi ‘Eng National Bank
Grees Castle
Cleary
State Line
Linda
Crouse
Namek Argue
South Antrim
Elemenary School
Ha. Jerstown
Bloodmobile Drives Donations Across Community Networks
The blood drive yielded over 150 pints with volunteers like David Cottingham and Evelyn Wolfe contributing multi gallon amounts. Numerous companies and individuals joined in, including Porter Chemical Co, Tidewater Express, Maugansville Elevator, Station Furniture, Pangbora Corp, Tri State Electric, Branci Cabinet Works, Stickell’s Mill, Prior Publishing, Potomac Edison, Hagerstown Fire Department, Miller Organ Works, People's Drug Store, Herald Mail, Jamison Cold Storage, Door Co, and Sncanpesie and Potomac Telephone Co. Numerous donors named include John F. Kelly, Milton Weller, Gertrude Brown, Patricia Benchoff, Earl Schlotterbeck, Don Bailey, Richard Smith, Vanessa Baker, and many more, with Raymond Rickett noted among top contributors.
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David Cottingham
Goldie Thompson
Donald Young
Rene
Evelyn Wolfe
Dave Ane
J. G. Helane
George D. Gayior
Raymond Rickett
Blood Shantz
Wes Frank Marmaduke
Porter Chemical Co
Tidewater Express
Maugansville Elevator
Station Furniture Company
Pangbora Corporation
Tri. State Electric Company
Branci Cabinet Works
Richard Smith
Vanessa Baker
Howard E. Kershner
Russel Wetzel
Don Eyler
Wilbur Eyler
Sam Hankey
Marvin Hollinger
Mark Keener
Robert J. Clark
Kenneth Martin
Glenn Martin
Seibert Myers
Norman Cosner
James Martin
Harrison Smith
Richard St. Clair
Robert McColley
William Dellinger
Fred W. Fabrney
Fred Musey
Grace Slick
Sime Group Push for Assembly Reapportionment Plan
Aged seed of reform surfaced as Sime Group urged reapportionment of the assembly. The General Al-Kati committee proposed political changes to be acted on by the Legislature, aiming to create local organizations in Harford, Howard, Charles and other counties with strong implications for future representation.
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Sime Group
Assembly Amnapolis
Pienek Gorse
al- Kati
Peletic
Jane
Spirity Ee
Harford
Howard
Charles
Farm Bureau Backs College Plan for Washington County
Washington County Farm Bureau endorses establishing branches of a university in the county and to in Washington County. Directors prepare a member questionnaire to gauge support for planning and zoning, urged by J P Firey Jr president. The meeting notes publicized cost of living but asserts food output per afaba reflects farmer efficiency.
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Sdack
Washington County
Near Forture
J.P. Firey, Jr
Washington County Farm Bureau
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