Group Plans Picket at Kennedy Baltimore Rally
A Republican candidate for Maryland governor plans to picket President Kennedy at a Baltimore rally. Luthardt’s group protests Kennedy’s alleged elitist stance in the Mississippi case with placards about impeachment and white rights. Debates strain with Gov Tawes and challenger Frank Small, as supporters call for a debate to expose weaknesses.
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Kennedy outlines US aid and Berlin crisis plan at national convention
In a major policy address at the national convention, Kennedy warned of a potential crisis in Berlin and pledged American military readiness. The speech touched on state-aid formulas for Maryland schools, kindergarten funding, and a shift to per pupil unit funding with weighted levels, detailing implications for state and local education budgets.
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Saints Pub Spurs Anger Near Southampton Church
In Southampton England a local Church of England rector condemns a new pub named The Saints located about 25 yards from his church. He calls the naming in poor taste, noting the pub bears the Saints label after a football club. The Rev Hopkins says he declined the invitation to the opening.
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Foley Deserves House Seat Rally Voters Back Foley
A political rally at the American Legion home in Hancock featured D. H. McAhwee urging support for Foley in the House race. Several candidates for county and state offices spoke or were listed in attendance, including Lem E. Kirk Jon Fasterday Burton Hoff Wun Clareice Miller George Smith and others. Sheriff candidate Edward L. Rowland attended but could not access the upper floor due to an injured foot. Refreshments were served by the Women’s Democratic Club of Hancock.
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Train wreck near Warsaw kills eleven and injures many
A Warsaw bound express from Budapest derailed after hitting broken rails, killing at least eleven and injuring many as coaches were twisted off the tracks. Workmen cut through twisted steel to move injured to nearby hospitals. authorities investigate possible sabotage.
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Patrolman Smith Named Caretaker of Hager House
Police Patrolman Banald Smith of the 1700 block Virginia Ayr was named caretaker of the Hager House at City Park by the Mayor and Council. He and his wife will reside in the apartment and guide visitors while maintaining the premises. Aides said Smith and his wife are qualified for the posts.
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Kennedy Signs New Drug Bill
Washington AP report Kennedy signs a new drug bill aimed at safer more effective medicines for Americans. Present were lawmakers who backed tighter controls and responsible drug promotion with FDA officials praising reforms. Kefauver receives the first pen as Morris lauded years of hearings shaping the legislation.
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Monaco Crisis Looms as French Ties Collapse
Monaco faces a potential constitutional crisis as France plans to sever economic ties and impose a customs cordon. Pressure centers on Prince Rainier and President de Gaulle amid talks of independence, possible underwater power link, and disruption to cross-border business.
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Council Grants Sewer To Building Outside Limits
The city council debated granting a sewer permit to a building outside the limits amid policy concerns from the mayor and opponents. Funkhouser supported the permit while Spigler urged honoring commitments, and district merchants warned against undermining established policy.
Prisoner release talks spark taxpayer ransom debate
Reports from Havana indicate a final meeting between Donovan and Castro could unlock the prisoners' freedom but barriers remain. White House secrecy surrounds the negotiations while critics warn against taxpayer funds paying any ransom and Pompey-era secrecy fuels concern among lawmakers like Rep. William G. Cramer.
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License Suspension Hits David Crum in Aoonsboro
The Department of Motor Vehicles suspended David Joe Crum of Aoonsboro for one month. The action applies to his driver license and remains in effect for the stated period.
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Fairchild Wins Shape Contract for Re-Entry Heat Shield
Fairchild Stratos Aircraft-Missiles Division lands a Defense Department contract to develop a re-entry heat shield for the Mobile Medium Range Ballistic Missile program. The project advances from phase to potential three-year development, with teams in California and Long Island.
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Man Sentenced 18 Months For Breakin Entryleading Charges
Lewis 4 Johnson, 32, of 22516 Jonathan St, was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction by Circuit Court Judge D. K. McLaugin after conviction of rogue and vagabond acts with breaking and entering. Jolingan was arrested by City Patrolman George Ringer for attempted break into American Finance Co office at 15 Summit Ave. Debtisnnks pleaded guilty to breaking open coin machine at Western Maryland Railway offices.
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Reserve Pvt Cleason Richardson Jr completes eight week clerical omitse
Service News notes Reserve Pvt Cleason M Richardson Jr 21 wife Doris home 20 Maple Ave Smithsburg Md completed eight week clerical omise under the Reserve Forces Act program at the Armor Center Fort Knox Ky on Sept 27. Also Fred Knapp USN apprentice son of Mr and Mrs Fred Knapp of 431 Clarendon Ave Hagerstown Md recently graduated from Aviation Familiarization School at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn the course covers aircraft familiarization destinations types and missions plane harrassing first aid and firefighting.
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