Supreme Court to Hear South Carolina Voting Rights Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear South Carolina’s challenge to the 1965 voting rights act, inviting other states to join. The decision bypasses lower courts, flags a direct ruling on states’ rights, and may halt federal registrars’ work in the state. The court’s order did not disclose how many justices favored accepting the suit.
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Barry Schweid Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Daniell R. Mcleod
Justice Department
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Princess Margaret Rides Cable Car During U S Visit
Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon toured San Francisco, boarding a cable car on Russian Hill for a city view and meeting security briefings. The royal party later sailed the bay aboard a 55 foot yacht and attended a reception hosted by the British consul general.
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San Francisco
Calif
Hyde Street
San
Doris Klein
Britain
Princess Margaret
Monterey Peninsula
United States
Todas
Earl of Loon
California
Berkeley den
Russian Hill
Royal Party
The
Snowdons
San Francisco Bay
Dani ‘Londons
Michael Stewart
Washington D.C
New Tax Processing Methods Taught To Accountants
The Western Maryland chapter of the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants heard about new tax processing methods at a Holiday Inn session led by Irving Machiz IRS district director Baltimore. Richard Edelen Louis Valenzano and local IRS agents joined as bar bankers and realtors attended. Earl J. Smith noted the move to electronic data processing and promised improved service, with a December Frederick meeting to follow.
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Maryland
Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants
Holiday Inn
Irving Machiz
United States Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
Machiz
Richard Edelen
District of Internal Revenue Service
Louis Valenzano
TRS
Western Maryland
Internal Revenue
IRS
Western, Maryland
Earl J. Smith
Hel
Ilaim
Guy Kidwell
Frederick
Tto
Possibility Of Operating Schools Year Around Studied
Blindness in the nation is rising at an alarming rate as reporters note potential year round school operation. The story references a DMV form for license tags, the role of insurance, and payments into the state fund for uninsured applicants, highlighting ongoing coverage issues and administrative steps.
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Washington
Yici
DMV
Arete Uline Heyetee
Ponlaies
Prayer and zoning talk amid 1960s Maryland planning
An Hagerstown meeting cites land value for urban growth and urges multi category zoning. Maryland budget figures show year over year public aid rises, with increases across old age, dependent children, disabled, general and employable assistance, foster care, and aid to the needy blind. A Baltimore study urges year round schools and a master plan for higher education in Maryland.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Maryland
Washington County
Jordan relief talk to expand public higher ed access
Ernest Lehman of Mennonite World Service will speak at the Maryland liberal arts colleges North Side Mennonite Church on September 7 1965 at 730 PM. He will discuss increasing fulltime higher ed relief and funding to help refugees in Jordan and support for existing summer sessions. The meeting is open to the public.
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Ernest Lehman
Maryland
Cal
North Side
Totral Committee
Overseas
Wiil
Ion of Public Higher Education
Mennonite Church
Jordan
Missionary Sanders to Speak at Breakfast Event
The Rev. Albert J. Sanders D D a longtime missionary in the Philippines will headline a Men's Fellowship Breakfast at First Presbyterian Church Washington and S Prospect Streets on Sunday November 7 at 730 am He will also preach at 930 am and 1115 am at the church his theme The Certainty of the Kingdoms Coming He now serves as Missionary Associate in the Office of Education of the United Presbyterian Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations in New York City
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Albert J. Sanders
Philippines
Board of Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church In
USA
First Presbyterian Church
Washington and
S. Prospect Sts
Sanders
Presbyterian Church
Office of
United Presbyterian Commission On Ecumenical Mission and Relations
New York City
Fragmentary Classified Notice About Local News
The readable text mentions a phone number and rates for deliveries and months of service, with scattered figures like 30 cents, 4 percent, and various totals. It appears to be an ad or notice about distribution or republishing rights for local news with several distorted phrases.
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Detry
Penna
Monha
Paris Fashion Film Showcases Khanh Drawings
A Paris ready-to-wear house released a 25 minute film presenting Emmanuelle Khanh's collection in sketches. The film will be shown to buyers in France and abroad as part of a new wave designer showcase.
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Varis
Paris
Emmanuelle Khanh
France
Vision loss and research funding highlighted at blindness conference
United States figures show 350000 people totally blind and 50000 functionally blind. About 80 percent of blindness stems from unknown causes, with 1.9 million having eye malfunction. Public spending totals around $1 billion yearly for care, under $10 million for eye research. Trachoma remains the major preventable cause.
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United States
Prevent Blindness, Inc
Voluntary Health Agency
U.S
Africa
Fires Burn Vast Areas In West Virginia
Charleston AP reports fires have scorched thousands of acres of West Virginia woodland. Assistant State Forester Asher W. Kelly notes the situation isn’t as severe as last fall’s blaze. Forty seven new fires were reported in the southwest Friday night. Hardest hit counties include Kanawha Boone Mingo Lincoln and Raleigh.
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Charleston
Wva
West Virginia
Asher W. Kelly
Kelly
Kanawha
Boone
Mingo
Lincoln
Raleigh
Waynesboro United Fund Nearing Goal
Waynesboro Pennsylvania The Community Chest Campaign sits within 1 250 dollars of its 74 800 dollar goal after days of steady gifts and volunteer solicitation General co chairmen Lewis R Purnell and Dale E Auchey thank the volunteer force and express confidence the target will be met with last minute contributions from those yet to give.
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Waynesboro PA
Lewis R. Purnell
Dale E. Auchey
133 American Planes Lost Over N Viet
Washington AP says 133 U S combat planes were lost over North Vietnam through Oct 1. They were downed by Soviet antiaircraft missiles and conventional fire. American bombers began missions Feb 7, totaling about 41,500 sorties with 3.2 planes lost per 1,000 sorties.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Green Egg Proves Early Easter Clue in Martinsburg Visit
Alien McGinnis of 118 Roba wood Dr. asked if Easter was near during a trip to his mother. In Martinsburg Route Two, Nellie Hull noted a pullet from her White Leghorn had laid a green egg.
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Alien McGinnis
Robawood Dr
Nellie Hull
Martinsburg
Route Two
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