Aid To Aged Ill Brushed Aside In Congress Adjournment Sprint
Washington AP report notes Congress races to adjourn as key administration measures on aging care and reapportionment ride were dropped. Conferees clash over health benefits tied to Social Security, foreign aid, and state legislative reapportionment. Stock market the day after mixed gains with rails and utilities among movers as lawmakers face election pressure.
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Area Deaths Walter Grafton Davis in Marlowe
Walter Grafton Davis of Marlowe died in Kings Daughter Hospital after seven years of ill health, aged 66. He was a former Volomac Edison employee. Survived by wife Ida Virginia, son Wayne Goidle Davis, daughter Joyce Ann Corbine Hyattsville, three grandchildren, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg, burial Spring Mills Cemetery. Flowers omitted. contributions to Lenkeming Foundation. Family to receive friends Sunday 7–9 p.m.
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Local Deaths Highlight Multiple Obituaries in Area
Raymond J Smith age 6 died at home in Waynesboro after heart attack. Survived by wife Doris L Mare and two sons J Kirk and Darrel. funeral Monday Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro. Raleigh Clifton Brown 64 of 870 j View Street died of heart attack. pipe fitter for Western Maryland Railway. survived by wife Milkkirest Souleily Brown, son Lynwood, one granddaughter, three sons. funeral Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with mass Monday. Annie K Leatherman 52 died near Middletown. survived by husband Floyd and four sons. service Sunday at Glad Hill Funeral Home Middle Town. interment Tattheraty Cemetery.
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Darrel Smith
Grove Funeral Home
Marlin McCann
Green Hill Cemetery
Raleigh Clifton Brown
View Street
Western Maryland Railway
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Maperstown
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Vatican Council to tackle mixed marriage promises soon
Vatican City AP news reports the Vatican Ecumenical Council plans a schema on marriage addressing impediments to Catholic unions, church courts, and the obligations of mixed marriages. It may ease the non Catholic partner’s pledge to have children baptized and educated Catholic, and could allow non Catholic blessings of mixed marriages. The council will not decide birth control. a broader study on the church in the modern world is promised.
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Bennet M. Bolton
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Triple Burglary Case Opens In Circuit Court Here Today
A circuit court jury heard opening statements in a case against William Floyd Campbell charged with three burglaries earlier in the year. Prosecutor David K. Poole outlined alleged thefts from Mason Gigeous, LeRoy Nichols, and Waller Daniels with items recovered from Campbell’s home. Defense argued possession alone is not proof, noting the May 21 assault warrant from a sister and questioning how items entered the home.
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Ralling Road
Waller Daniels
N. Potomac
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Mack Trucks Promotes Two To Top Posts In 64-Year Firm
Mack Trucks Inc announced the creation of two top posts and promotions of three other executives. Walter M. May becomes Vice President Operations, Roger W. Mullis Jr. named Vice President Administration and Legal Affairs. B. S. Bowie Jr. advances to Secretary, Franklin R. Nail to Director of Engineering, and G. E. Mintz to Executive Assistant to Operations Vice President.
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Yesterday Can Never Come Back Old Time Fun
HAL BOYLE laments the loss of old-time amusement in America. He contrasts simple pleasures such as inexpensive bean soup and neighborhood kindness with modern fast pace, wealth, and televised lifeways, noting yesterday’s slower, intimate days are gone. The piece reflectively questions how today’s fun differs and whether it can ever return.
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New York
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Missouri
MELP Employes Seek Wages Parity With Potomac Edison
The Hagerstown mayor and council discussed MELP wage talks with the Board of Public Works and union reps from Local 307 requesting wages equal to Potomac Edison. City officials described non-economic demands as reasonable, while union negotiators pressed for parity with publicly owned utilities. The Board remains the authorized city negotiator and refused to commit without consulting members, while noting ongoing, lengthy negotiations.
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Absentee Voters Target Residency Rules
Election officials stressed that absentee ballots may be sent only to voters who reside at a temporary address, not to those living away from home permanently. Election Board workers emphasized the residency requirement and outlined procedures for ballots sent to temporary locations.
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