Dawson Finds U S Workers Getting Lots More Security
A CELEULS Wewan survey of 319 manufacturing firms shows rising employer action. Many firms now insure workers for death or dismemberment and extend benefits to retirees with annual incomes over 900 million dollars under insured employer employee plans. Conventional group annuities cover 22 million workers nationwide. Weather listings accompany the report.
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Soviets Charge More Buzzing From United States
Moscow reports U S Navy hydroplane flew over a Soviet icebreaker in the Bering Sea at about 300 feet. An American plane buzzed a Soviet steamer in the Sea of Japan on May 27. The Vodny Transport cites seven flights over Soviet merchant ships May 23 to 25 in the Mediterranean Sea the Sea of Japan and the Pacific.
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Soviet Union
United States
Vodny Transport
U.S. Navy
Bering Sea
Sea of Japan
Mediterranean
Pacific
Urn Holding Woman's Ashes Stolen From Cemetery Here
City police investigate the theft of an urn containing the ashes of Mrs. Bessie L Boward from a cemetery. The urn, engraved with birth and death dates, was pried from a headstone with an iron rod. Mrs. Shade, sister of the deceased, said the urn was hermetically sealed and may have contained jewelry. The case involves a cremation arranged by Suter Funeral Home in Hagerstown.
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Shade
Howard Roby
Ent Pounders
Preston Shade
Bessie L
Howard
Boward
Haigerstown
Suter
Thurmont youth dies from late Friday crash
Daniel T. Long a 16 year old of Thurmont died Saturday night at Washington County Hospital from injuries in a Frederick County crash Friday. State Police cited high speed as probable cause after his car left Route 550 near Moser Road, struck a covert pole and fence posts, and rolled 450 feet from impact. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital then to Washington County Hospital for brain injuries.
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Daniel T. Long
Washington County Hospital
Frederick County
Long
State Rt. 550
Moser Rd
L. L. Shank
Frederick State Police
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Linen and Wool: Earliest Fabrics in Human Craft
Linen is believed to be the first cloth woven by humans, with wool following as the second material used in making clothing.
Two Convicted Bank Robbers Lose In Court
Two convicted Maryland bank robbers Jones and Prince were denied a retrial by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Asheville North Carolina. The men were convicted in Baltimore in January 1968 and sought a new trial based on a third party confession. The court ruled the district court’s analysis reasonable and within its discretion to deny the motion.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tyrus Fields Jones
Robert Wesley Princelar
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Prince Jar
Martin J. McNicholas
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District Court
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Circuit Court
Yessterday
Simon E. Sobelof
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Regent
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G.A.C. Consolidation
GAC. Finance Corporation
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Professional Arts
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Maryland Industrial Finance Law
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