Lindsay Faces Presidential Timber Hype In NYC Campaign
John V. Lindsay, 43, mayoral candidate in New York, leads with a high profile campaign pace. Supporters tout his athletic, multi‑sport persona and steady hands while critics question his presidential ambitions and the Beame challenge in a tight race.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Bayash
May
Abraham D. Beame
Lindsay
Jiaye
Sur Lindsay
New York City
Rice Republican Press
Barry Gold
Tim
Obituary notices of Lunsbury Clatterbuck and other locals
Obituaries list Mrs Mildred Mary Lunsbury and Mrs Cor a Susan Clatterbuck both aged 78. They lived at 1021 Concord Street and 1724 Timberlane Drive Green Bernard J Clatterbuck died in Kerry Hills. Services and burial planned at George David Funeral Home New Rochelle and Kensico Cemetery Westchester County. Also listed are Thomas Fitz son of Newton and Emma Fitz died at Western Maryland State Hospital with services at Norment Funeral Home and Green Hill Cemetery. Additional notices include Willard Moats of Reedsville and Albert Rogers Hykes of Summit Avenue who died after lengthy illnesses with services at Calvary Temple Williamsport and Rest Haven Chapel respectively.
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Mary Lunsbury
Cora Susan Clatterbuck
Harold F. Lunsbury
Concord St
Timberlane Drive
Green
Bernard J. Clatterbuck
Kerry Hills
Wasp
Washington County Hospital
Ingtop County Hospital
New York
Rileyville
Page County
Way
William Dr
J. Alfred Moore
Betty Trice Smeiser
West Haven
Conn
Hagerstown
Harold Finsbury
A. K. Coffman
George David
New Rochelle
N.Y
Thomas
Nottingham Road
Catherine 'Starey) Fitz
Western Maryland State Hospital
Pam
Fie
Greencastle
Newton Ky. Fitz
Emma iPoljee
Grace Els Church
Fairchild Hitler Corporation
Pauline Martin
Mildred Haynes
Ruth Buss
Nellis Barcham
Wilmington
Del
Alice Salvatore
Clear Spring
Keller Fitz
Clyde Fitz
Hlecererown
Willur Fitz
Harald WN. Baker
Fairplay
Ralph of
Baker
Freeport
Norment Funeral
Laverne Rohrhaugh
Edward J. Fisher
Green Hill Cemetery
Warnes
Bars
Ineal Cancer Fund
Willard [Peac
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Socks
Downsvill
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Washington, D.C
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Keedsville
Virginia
Mes
Josephine Motts
Reisterstown
Anna Mae Baker
Williamsport
Calvary Temple
Wiliams
Reva
Miles
Greenlawn Corners
Leaf Funeral Home
Albert Rogar Hykes
Summit Avenue
Mle
Moller Pipe Organa Company
Franklin and Clara
Symall
Namib Tae Oye
Morshy
Renae
Deetsville E
Rest Haven
Buriad
Electronics Boost Market Despite Mixed Downgrade Signals
New York stocks rose as electronics and airlines led gains in a broad market rally. Major names like General Motors Chrysler Ford Boeing United Aircraft rose, Eastern American and Pan American gained, Zenith Polaroid advanced, Fairchild surged, while Marathon Oil fell on opening blocks.
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General Moors
Chrysler
Ford
Boeing
United Aircraft
Douglas
Eastern
American Airlines
Pan American
United
Zenith
Polarrid
Fairchild Camera
Tishman Realty
Arvin Industries
Aes
South Korean Unit Kills Six Paratroopers Near Qui Nhon
An informed source says a South Korean artillery unit fired rounds last week that killed six paratroopers from the 191st Airborne Division near the port city of Qui Nhon, 269 miles northeast of Saigon. U.S. sources had thought the squad moved into a line of fire.
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Thay
Sery
191St Airborne Division
Qui Nhon
U.S
Health Institute Consultant Dies in Los Angeles
Farold M. Hildreth, 59, a consulting psychologist for the National Institute of Mental Health, died Tuesday of a heart attack in Los Angeles during a fall training meeting of the Los Angeles Nwicide Prevention Center, which he helped establish years ago. he resided in Falls Church, Virginia.
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Los Angeles
Farold M. Hildreth
Wa Ional Institute of Mental Health
Hildreth
Falls Church
Prayer Today From a Church Leader
A devotional prayer asks for guidance and courage to lead others with faith and patience. The speaker, W Kenneth Fone, signs as bishop from a Methodist church with a handwritten tone to uplift a community facing shared needs.
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W Kenneth Fone
Bill Would Require Borrowers Be Shown Exact Interest Charge
A Maryland bill proposed for the 1966 legislature would require itemized disclosure of all loan charges and would triple the penalty for excessive interest. It would redefine interest to include revolving credit and retail store charges, bringing these accounts under the usury law. The measure, backed by Banking Commissioner Herbert R. O’Conor Jr., aims to regulate lending practices and gain support from banking and savings industries despite opposition from retailers.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Legislative Council
Judiciary Committee
Herbert R. O'Conor Jr
Savings and Loan
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Talbot
Moore Judiciary Committee
Fredereuena Es
C. Markus Jr
D-Dorchester
Wid Best Deterest
Deforrower
Temperature fluctuates as Bridgeport observer logs highs and lows
The Bridgeport weather observer D Paul Oswald records a Tuesday high of 52 degrees and a low of 38 with 6 am readings at 40. He notes a cooling trend and mentions potential loan policy implications from changes in rates.
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Bridgeport Weather Observer
Markus
Ture
Heckenhaugh
iBoonsboro Weather Observer
Social Security Card Burning Draws North Mexico Comments
Earl Mansfield of Lynn Mass says his son 24 a University of New Mexico student burned his Social Security card as a joke. The son calls it a symbolic protest against current administration policies. a Social Security Administration spokesman notes burning the card is not illegal and duplicates can be obtained.
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Nlm
Earl Mansfie
Joe
Mansfield
Lynn
Mass
University of New Mexico
Social Security Administration
Young Mansfield
Minor Surgery On Assembly Line Pattern In Hospital
Dr Martin Helrich of University of Maryland medical school advocates one day outpatient surgery feasibility studies. He says with proper screening as many as 15 percent of surgical patients could receive surgery without overnight hospital stays. The concept likens patient flow to factory repair lines.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland Medical School
Martin Helrich
Helrich
Executive Changes Touted By Frick Co of Waynesboro
Frick Company announces a series of executive changes. Glen FM, vice-president and general manager of refrigeration, gains responsibility for finances purchasing industrial relations and patent law and oversees Frick Company of Canada. Fark W. Coppersmith is promoted to vice-president for operations of refrigeration reporting to Glen. Carlos DeMola moves to the international division. Two local physicians face a civil suit alleging improper treatment in 1963.
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Frick Company
Glen
Frick Company of Canada, Ltd
Fark W. Coppersmith
Glen and S
Hagerstown
Sanders 10
Food Industry
Levy
Helrich
Coppersmith
Blue , Ridge Summit
Carlos DeMola
A-E
Roschli
CK. Hellriegel
Dent For Manufacturing
Allee C. Storm
Boons
Bic
James
W. Banks
John J. Dole
General Waterworks Corp
Axbie
Behr Jr
Baltimore
Paul Free
Berman l Samtinn
Divnn
Judge Strikes So Help You God From Oath For Jurors
Chief Federal Judge Roszel C Thom son ordered removal of the phrase so help you God from juror and witness oaths while keeping the basic oath form. Maryland Attorney General Thomas B Finan said the phrase conflicts with state law and will be omitted.
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Baltimore
Roszel C. Thomson
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
How To Be Woman Lawmaker In Maryland Session
A Baltimore AP report notes three female lawmakers describe the distaff side of the legislature before the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland. Del Edna Cook of Montgomery, Del Nancy Burkheimer, and State Sen Verda Welcome discuss work, thinking, and conduct as women in public office.
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del Edna Cook
D.montgomery
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
Del
Nancy B. Burkheimer
Verda F. Welcome
Bob Hope Involved in Golf Back Injury and Bath Scene Incident
Bob Hope reportedly suffered a pinched nerve in his back while playing golf on Sunday and reinjured it during filming on Wednesday. Actress Ellie Sommer was involved in a scene where Hope pulls her from a bathtub for the comedy Boy Did I Get a Wrong Number.
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Hope
Ellie Sommer
Palf
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