Assembly Ready To Fill Gap Left In State Constitution By Anne Arundel Court Order
A Baltimore era constitutional debate centers on a court ordered reapportionment plan affecting Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County. Judges propose adding seats to balance representation, with Governor Tawes calling the plan insufficient to prove non discrimination while lawmakers prepare a session to act on the measure.
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Assembly
Anne Arundel
Tin
Balti
Moe
Clty
Uell
House
Judiciary Committee
Carl
House of Delegates
Senate
Jodgye
Duckett
AheySity
Inez
Anney
Balti Arundel County
Coun Nes
Jetata
Baltimore County
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel County
Timore
Baltimore
Tawes
Baltimore City
Duckell
Andike
Jobs
Hail Loss In 4-State Belt Exceeds Than Anticipated
Hail damaged orchards across four states with totals likely surpassing one million dollars. In Pennsylvania notably Berks County Boyertown and Reading area apples suffered heavy hits, Blue Goose and Dillom Orchards sustained serious losses, and Adams County orchards along the Orange area faced extensive damage. Some counties like Smithsburg escaped major harm though spotty hail appeared in a few orchards. Growers report lingering uncertainty over final losses as storms moved through the region.
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Pennsylvania
Reading
Berks County
Boyertown
Allentown
Hancock
Adams County
Weters
John Peters
Bigtersville
Peters
Adams
Third Storm Toll Hits Livestock Across County
A severe afternoon storm damaged homes near Williamsport and Downsville, felled trees, and knocked out power and telephones across the county. Lightning struck homes of John Everits and Harold Custer, with fires and ruined wiring. Power crews worked to restore service as rain totals approached 4.18 inches for the three storms, and the Weather Bureau forecast fair skies, a light humdity drop, and possible thundershowers late Sunday.
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John Everists
Kemps
Wes
Potomac Wish
Game Chib Road
Bettween Williamsport
Downsville
Mr. Everits
Harold Custer
Brightwood Acres
Ani
William Merrick Parker
Smthsburg
James Reed
Henry Ayers
Edgemont
Jon
Dawton
Washington
Franklin and
Jonathan Streets
Jonathan Street
Iraq
Wheaton Park
Pricbpéd
Chesapeake and Potomac
Ione Company
Lelals
Williarmsporl
St. James
Lappans
Potomac Edison Company
Mlericon
Hagerstown
Wwilely
Bowriang Mill
Pennsylvania Avenue
McCoy's Ferry
Green
Boonsboro
Oswald Station
Beckenbaugh
Woman Treated For Fracture At Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Violet Gilbert of Angerstown Rt 5 received a cast on her right wrist after fracturing it in a fall. She was discharged from the emergency room this morning.
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Washington County Hospital
Violet Gilbert
Angerstown
Rt. 5
Carpenter Becomes New Hero For Non-Communist World
The non communist world hailed Malcolm Seate Carpenter America's second astronaut to orbit thrice after his craft overshot the target on Thursday. Paris papers praised the flight as a major achievement with Libération hailing him as a brilliant second to John Glenn and Tokyo scientists noting a new space balance between the U S and the Soviet Union.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Auunist
Malcolm Seate Carpenter
America
Earth
Alr-O Rners Sera
Paris
Commander Carpenter
Space
Guardian
Parigien Libere
Carpester
John H. Glenn Rl. Ang
United States
Soviet Union
Takeo Hatanaka
Tokyo University
United Nations Space Committee
Russia
Estes Probe Turns to Murder Hunt in Rothe
Widespread coverage from Cape Canaveral to Moscow notes Carpenter launch as global space milestone. Indian grand jury probes Marshall death as Texas Ranger coverage and Agriculture Department debate fuel tensions between United States and Soviet Union.
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Cape Canaveral
Carpenter
Thom
Space
Iron Curtain
Radio Free Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ltungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Valery Lubky
Necessa
Iives
Tate
Marshall
Sidelights On Flight Highlights Odd News Mix
An anonymous call led to a premature baby discovery on Our Lady of late steps, weighing three pounds and found fully clothed in a box. The infant, a boy, was at St. Hosella's Maternity Hospital in excellent condition.
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Pittsburgh
Lauly
Scott Tienship
St. Hosella’s Maternity Hospital
Ian
Maleghny Scott Carporter
Christopher Krall
Mercury Flight
Christopher Sealt
Glendora
John[ McCallom
Mahavini
Pup
Prout
Itbolf
Adrmant Mal
Aurora
NASA
Newport
Ark
Mak Coli Scott Carpenter
Space Light
Gene Hower
Urey
Carpenter Tells His Story Today During Mercury rescue on Grand Turk Island
The article describes John Carpenter’s safe return from space. A Navy Neptune sighted the capsule and a raft carried Carpenter to Grand Turk Island where Glenn greeted him. Navy destroyer Pierce then moved Carpenter to Roosevelt Roads for airlift to Cape Canaveral. Carpenter praised sunrises and sunsets, noted brief anxiety over fuel, and shared relief with fellow astronauts after the successful recovery.
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Mercury
Neptune
Jon
Carpenter
Cavier Intrepid
Grand Turk Island
Pierce
Roosevelt Roads
Puerts Mueo
Cape Canaveral
Grand Turk
Glenn
Navy
Walter M. Sehirya Glen
Grand Tirk
Sone Pine
Probers Wait To Check Into Costly Blast
Investigators near Chico awaited clearance to study smoke and fumes from a smoldering winterground silo to determine the cause of a multmillion dollar explosion. The 95 foot Titan intercontinental ballistic missile at a complex eight miles north of the northern California community blew up during a fueling test.
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Chico
Calls
Ite F
California
Carpenter Parents Pride in Space Flight Success
In Boulder Colorado the parents of astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter expressed pride and relief after his safe landing aboard the Intrepid. Dr. Carpenter’s father Marion Scott Carpenter and stepmother Molyth watched the mission with mixed anxiety and hope as the nation followed the Atlantic recovery. Their earlier fears gave way to happiness as news confirmed his safe return.
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Boulder
Colo
Beth
Fcora
Carpenter
Florence Carpen
Univer Hous
Sity
Colorado
Malcolm Scott Carpen
Atlantic
Washington
Whiteler
Malcolm Scott Carper
Betler
University of Colater
Jado
Intrepid
Presi
Palmer Lake
Kennedy
Marion Scott Carpenter
Sion
Molyth
Policeman Shot Down By Bandit In Bank Shootout
Patrolman John J. Gallagher, 33, died from chest and leg wounds after a bold bank entry reversed into a gun battle at the Kenmore Square National Shawmut Bank. Harold Gillette, guard, was wounded in the leg. a suspect posing as Charles Tracy, 37, was seriously hurt and captured after pistol fire and smoke bombs.
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Busrun
Kenmore Square
National Shawmut Bank
John J. Gallagher
Beth Israel Hospital
Gallagher
Harold Gillette
Protective Service
Charles ‘Tracy
Boston City Hospital
Tracy
Valor Of Delaware Volunteers To Be Memorialized Saturday
Memorials will rise at 2 Delaware locations to honor the 1st and 3rd Delaware Regiments who fought at Antietam. The dedication follows a long page recounting the day at Sharpsburg, Antietam, where the 1st Delaware suffered heavy losses and the regiment’s legacy continues in today’s National Guard units.
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Valor of Delaware
Force Dale
Delaware
Delaware Volunteers
Sharpsburg
Georgia
Alabama
Weber
Morris
Kimball
1St
McClellan
Ukewattle
1St Delaware
1Bth
Delaware Army National Guard
Antietam
Sharpsburg Hifles
Delaware Bluey
Rmpeters
2A7th Army Band
Delaware Army National Guar
MacArthur Receives Circumnavigators Club Medal
Gen Dow las MacArthur is awarded the Order of Magellan by the Circumnavigators Club in New York. Club president Grange FL Pierrot of Detroit presents the medal as MacArthur reflects on a new world and calls out deficits corruption crime and high taxes.
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Nawy York
Dowlas MacArthur
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Spain
Heinrich Liebke
Konrad Adenauer
Nie
Rothe
Debi
Estes
Frau
Suislab
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Grumbacher
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John Wood
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