Small Counties Seek City Action on Reapportionment
Maryland lawmakers debate the 10 year population based reapportionment. The administration plan adds delegates to the House while smaller counties oppose losing seats. Balancing shifts would affect Baltimore City and several counties as the Senate committee prepares a counter proposal aimed at protecting smaller districts.
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House
Malkus
Ball
Senate
Timore
Montgomery
Prince
Georges
Anne Aniadel Coun
Baltimore City
Hinder
Maryland
St. Marys
Chaves
Monard
Baltimore Starford
Justice Douglas Seeks State Help To Block Potomac Dams
Annapolis AP Justice Douglas visits Maryland during a special legislative session to oppose plans to build dams on the Potomac River. He seeks Gov Tawes opposition and cites Supreme Court interference in state affairs.
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Douglas
Potomac
Annapolis
Supreme Cony
Aft
Willan
Gav
J. Millard Towes
Maryland
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Potomac River
Gov. Tawes
Chesapeake
Oltia Cann
Bens
Frederick
Malthus
D-Dorchester
Edward 0. Weans
D-Carroll
Jower Tribunals
High Court
Anne Arubdel County
House of Delegates
Mekus
Lt Committee
Will Rebuild Church Found Bottom of Sea
A 6th century Greek cargo church salvaged from the sea near Siracusa Sicily will be rebuilt. The Sea Diver, led by American engineer Edwin Link, located marble church parts in a Greek shipwreck off Caps Passera. Most of the cargo was recovered amid debate on ancient religious structures moved by maritime trade.
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Siracusa
Sicily
Greece
Seadiver
Edwin Link
Caps Passera
Siracusa Harbor
Mamgils Piermicola Gargalio
The
Sicilian Institute For Underwater Research
Present-For You and Yours Astro Guide
A relaxed advice column notes a calm day to unwind before the week. It urges using time for reading hobbies and family activities while hinting at a busy period ahead. The entry references Giuseppe Garibaldi's 1860 Sicily invasion and capture of Pa scema with 1000 Red Shirts in his campaign toward Naples.
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Giseppe Garibaldi
Sicily
Pa.scema
Kingdom of
Naples
Future of water recreation gains leading role by 2000
The text forecasts a shift in recreation trends toward water activities, predicting they will become the most popular single recreation by the year 2000, ahead of driving for pleasure which currently leads. It emphasizes ongoing growth of water recreation as a dominant leisure pursuit.
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Trenthe
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Readings
The page lists daily zodiac notes with many garbled phrases. It assigns vague guidance to each sign from Aries through Pisces, mentioning caution, relationships, and personal conduct in a fragmented, error-filled style.
May 22 1505 Russia loses to Japan at sea
In a dated historical note, the Imperial Russian fleet suffers a disastrous defeat at the hands of Imperial Japanese Navy commanded by Admiral Togo, sealing Russia's ultimate defeat in the Russo Japanese War. A later line mentions a fabric of 24 carat gold for handling space age rocket fuels.
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Togo
Russia
Zodiac Horoscope Fragments From A Numble Page
Readable zodiac notes show TAURUS GEMINI CANCER SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES ARIES. Dates and signs appear with unclear punctuation but suggest a horoscope brief mapping days to signs and forecasts.
Mystery blasts hole Berlin Wall in split city scene
Historic blasts rocked the Berlin border as four explosions opened holes along the Red barricade. East and West Berlin police and border guards rushed to the scene amid repairs, with no clear claim of responsibility and no further incidents reported.
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Berlin
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Bernauer Street
Bornanersiasee
Schwerers
Wheat quota penalty set at $1.59 per bushel
The marketing quota penalty rate for excess wheat production is set at 1.59 dollars per bushel, announced by Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation and other officials. The 1962 law ties the penalty to parity and adjusts for farm yield and acreage under the 1942 wheat quota program. Some farms under 15 acres may face penalties this year due to new thresholds, expanding penalties to all farms with wheat acreages above specified maximums in recent years.
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William
J. Dudley
Prayer of Thanksgiving Amid Seasons and Creation
The message offers a devotional blessing thanking God for day and night, weather and harvest, and the visible creation. It prays for spiritual growth, witness in every place, and steadfast belief in God through Jesus Christ, Lord of days and nights. Signed by James W. Kennedy, rector of The Church of the Ascension, New York.
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Brace
Mhanifest
Jesus Christ
James W. Kennedy
N.Y. C4
Church of the Assension
Bright Idea for Buses in Oklahoma School Transport
Okla officials at the Army Artillery and Missile Center promote a bus design change to aid young pupils. Each bus will feature a cartoon character on the side instead of numbers, helping children read and identify their bus.
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Sill
Okla
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Tri
Astronaut Carpenter Seen Mixed in Flight Aftercare
Medics and psychiatrists discuss Carpenter's performance on the last orbit and his afterflight condition. Some say he appeared confused or preoccupied while others deem him alert overall. He ate a survival snack, joked with rescue crews, and clutched his camera as films were secured.
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Weartiera
Australia
Carpenter
Stanley D. White
Drei George Ruff
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Ruff
Whitever
Iwungiy
Earth
Sel
Fay
Clare
Mt. Sterling
Atlantic
Intrepid
J. G. William Shutelt
Catskill
N.Y
Richard A. Rink
Oswald Jacoby Tops Goren As Bridge Champion
Oswald Jacoby briefly led Goren in the race for master points before military service interrupted his career. Goren later widened the gap to 4,754 points to 2,945 by 1954, then Jacoby surged. By year end totals and regional results, Goren remained ahead with notable finishes near Lexington and debates over point tallies amid competition history.
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Goren
Jarahy
Lexington
Jacoby
Insul
Realty Market Showed Slow Activity Across Districts
Realty records list several transfers in District 12 and surrounding areas including Pope Alley east side property transfers to Perry Cromer, Dual Perk tract, Maugansville Weaver Avenue dwelling, Keener West tract, and Red Oak Orchard development. The section also notes racing fans reaching a 1960 attendance and wagering peak across U S tracks.
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W. Hammond
Pope Aya
John L. Cave
Perry JS. Cromer
Bakerville
Hagerstown Housing Corp
Togene M. Rudisill
Charles Edy, Jenkins
Emory Odell Deilerich
Weaver Ave
Maugansville
Keener
Yj Alfred Medter
Keener Ha
Clara R. Singleton
Riley J
Singleton
Herbert Wills
Uws
Hancock District
Albert B. Wakenight
David A. Miles
Red Oak
Oak Ridge
United States
Indonesians Gaining In New Guinea Continues Report
The article notes Dutch forces report limited Papuan support for Indonesians in New Guinea. Dutch aims include isolating guerilla networks and avoiding local contact. Papuans, with memories of historical slave raids, reportedly remember Indonesian sultan raids as the Dutch describe the situation.
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New Guinea
Gils
Senate Approves Kennedy Farm Measure Despite GOP Opposition
The Senate passed a farm bill with most Kennedy’s production control goals aiming to reduce surplus wheat and feed grains. The vote was 42 to 38 with one Republican joining 41 Democrats, sending the measure to the House for action. The bill centers on price supports and lower production quotas for corn, sorghum, barley, and wheat, with penalties for overproduction and a pilot program for recreation land removal from farming.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Agriculture Committee
Seo
George Aiken
John G. Tower
Mister Young
North Dakota
Soviet Jazzman Predicts Warm Welcome for Goodman
In Moscow, a leading Soviet jazz figure says Russians expect a big reception for Benny Goodman. Leonid Utyosov notes American fans here admire jazz, while stressing some prefer Russian roots. He recalls wartime bands and locals who value improvisation, and mentions Goodman’s reputation among Soviet listeners.
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Goodman
Moscow
Jon
Jazzman
Benny Goorleyelapardias
Welthing
Stan Kenton
Beans Goodman
Carny
Voice of America
Roly-Poly Handlean
Leonid Utyosny
Russia
Ulyosov
America
Bean Jazz
Amvicans
Benny Goodman
Vatican conference and Algerian order talks in brief
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI hosted a private audience amid reports of three killed and many missing with 18 injured in an incident involving Cardinal Spellman and Archbishop Terence Cooke. In Tunis a high level Algerian council will meet in Tripoli next week to study public order in Algeria. Belgrade says talks in Moscow proceed for delivery of 26 ships by Yugoslav shipyards to the Soviet merchant fleet.
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Vatican City
Dohn XXI
Pal
J. Sheen
New York
Aliniliion
Vatican
Tunis Cap
Tripoli
Libya
Algeria
Belgrade
Moscow
Water Clock Hoax in Hollywood Article Fragment
An unclear AP report mentions Sammy Davis Jr and a celebrity clock device, then shifts to a Manila fire and an ancient water clock anecdote. The garbled text references a timekeeping instrument, a potential adoption of a baby, and destruction in Angeles with a Rome-era clock claim, all in disjointed fragments.
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Hollywood
Sammy Davis Jr
Cleprydra Ag
Unewnis
Manila
API
Plato
B.C
Angeles
Rome
Luzon
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