Family Savings study prompts regulator probe in Maryland
Investigators from Maryland Attorney General Finan’s office scrutinize Family Savings Financial Affairs with Bank losses and deposits at ten branches. Receivers seek to recover funds for 43,000 depositors while disputes arise over insured status and unsecured loans from the association’s units.
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Women's Club Calender Highlights Week of Activities
A busy schedule from the Jocat Women's Clan opens Wednesday November 2 with a luncheon featuring satirists Schumacher and Vo and a lecture on Today's Thames Fashions for Tomorrow's Living. Reservations close October 8 with names listed for booking. An adult dance group led by Ed Williams meets Wednesday evenings at the Brazilian Dance Studio, with beginners and advanced sessions. Thursday features a Wife Study Group with coffee at 10 am led by Rev. George B. Whetstone, plus a luncheon option. Friday offers a hall game and dancing class updates, with events for various ages and families noted in local listings.
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Obscure 87 year old figure dies amid varied roles
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of an 87 year old figure linked to Rome and a bank governorship, with scattered references to titles such as professor and union roles. The garbled text mentions associations with Kennedy, UMW leadership, and a minstrel past, but many facts are unclear or conflicting.
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Reds Reach Tentative Pact on Personnel Exchange
Reds officials announced a tentative agreement with TABATA and the Tadanesis of Canmuoret to exchange programs and personnel. The statement noted the smallest unit of life is the cell, the foundation for all plants and animals.
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Dr Long Praises Gov Tawes Effectiveness In Maryland
Frederick MD AP Dr Clarence Long executive chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee praised Gov Tawes as quietly effective citing roads program traffic regulations and school improvements. He told the Frederick County Young Democrats the teachers deserve more print and taxpayers will pay for it while noting counties pay salaries around four thousand dollars and calling them among the highest in the U S and the highest in the South. Earlier this month Gov Tawes accused leaders of opposing pay boosts for teachers.
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Four Guilty Of Possession Of Alcohol Case Summary
Four youths charged early Sunday with possession of alcoholic beverages were fined or jailed after case proceedings before Magistrate John Heteer. Defendants include Jack De Cuatwwa, 49. Richart L. Montgantery, 49. Robert L. Montgartrery, 20. and James WM. Walling, 18, with further cases involving Glen Moser and Jack Mongan for drunkenness and related offenses. Other defendants faced penalties for reckless driving and operating without a registration permit.
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Cow Killed By Auto In Mercersburg
A cow on Route 2 near Mercersburg was killed after being struck by an automobile. Ralph Myers of Mercersburg reported the incident, blaming Halloween pranks for a gate left open and cattle entering the highway. The driver, who said a machine was in use, took the injured animal to the hospital with one two week old calf also injured. The Myers farm reported other cattle killed as they wandered onto the road during the tragedy.
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Rockefeller and Goldwater urged to clash in primaries
Nixon told Gov Rockefeller and Senator Goldwater to fight it out in the 1964 presidential race. He urged them to clash in primaries to determine the GOP nominee. Nixon, seeking his own nomination for governor of California, said he would campaign for the party unity.
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Fur Stolen From Local Home Worth 1200
A thief stole fur valued at 1200 from Carl Witkner’s Mountain Heat residence while she was out of town. Police report a thorough search found doors forced and two steel cabinets broken into, suggesting a targeted robbery. The incident echoes a recent break in at Arriving Ute with jewelry also taken. Det 26.
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Integration Formula Sought for Baltimore Restaurant Demonstration
Maryland officials and Pedro Santan from the State Department plan a meeting next Tuesday to coordinate a Maryland segment of a “freedom ride” protesting restaurant discrimination. Hosted by COL, the event could draw 750 to 1,000 participants and has drawn concerns from government spokesmen about U.S. prestige abroad.
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Prayer Amid Turmoil and Hope in Troubled Times
A supplicant voice asks for day by day strength to face trials and temptations. The speaker seeks comfort, guidance, and peace, hoping to endure burdens with faith and the help of a higher power. A closing plea asks for protection and calm in the heart and city.
Young Boy Seriously Hurt At Smithsburg
A wagon ran over 11 year old David Lynn Martin in Smithsburg early today, fracturing his skull. He was taken to Washington County Hospital with severe facial injuries after a hay wagon wheel rolled onto his face on the Lloyd A Strite farm where his parents reside. The incident occurred when a horse and wagon toppled, trapping the boy under the wheel. Glen Bowman reported the details citing a Civil War veteran nearby.
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Cuban Refugees Strain Miami School Resources
Cuban refugees in Miami challenge English education as schools split classes by language. Principal Edith Chase and Dr. Pauling M. Rojas discuss needs for English teaching materials and targeted programs amid large Cuban enrollments in elementary and junior high, with multilingual classes and advisory support aimed at quicker language acquisition.
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Chrysler to Answer Union Today in Pact Talks
Detroit AP report says Chrysler will respond to a UAW proposal aimed at quickly combining all economic elements in a new contract. Walter P. Reuther notes the plan accounts for Chrysler’s $29.5 million nine‑month performance, while union leaders threaten 48‑hour strike if no new contract by the deadline.
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Explosions In Algiers Cheered By Settlers
In Algiers, French settlers cheered as blasts from plastic bombs rocked the city. At least two Algerians died and 16 were wounded while 60 plus devices exploded in the capital. The attacks were blamed on the Secret Army Organization aiming to spur a revolt against de Gaulle’s Algeria policy. A police officer, Louis Pelissier, was killed earlier in Athènes.
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Four Party Line Delays Firemen in Kansas City Me
A four party telephone line delayed firemen reaching a house blaze in Kansas City Maine. A neighbor reported young Crosby, two days old, a photogenic infant said to resemble his father Bing Crosby. Fire commissioner Howard noted delays could influence film plans amid damage costs around $2200.
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Bird Shortstop Rookie of Year Enlists for Army Duty
Baltimore AP Han sen Thallimore shortstop and 1964 AL Rookie of the Year will report for a one year Army tour at Ft Meade Maryland Hansen 23 year old from Oxford Nebraska played for the Orioles his rookie season batting .255 and last season .247 with 51 runs batted in and 12 homers He is the second Orioles first line player ordered to active duty since 1961 Steve Barber reported two weeks ago
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Moving Sidewalk Research Begins in Washington
Willian Zeckendorf, head of Webb and Knapp, announced at a 700 guest luncheon that his firm has begun research on moving sidewalks to serve Washington's vast southward redevelopment area. He envisions a device extending from a basement hotel to the Capitol, possibly linking government buildings with a personnel carrier system, though engineering practicality remains uncertain.
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Age correction alters beer purchase claim at local address
A notice from 2515 Prospect St. corrects a prior report claiming a 19 year old, now affirmed as 22, affecting a minor assault reference. The error changes eligibility for beer purchase and prompts awareness of age verification. The text also notes the first Olympic Games in 776 B C with Curebus of Elis crowned.
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Baskin Robbins Franchise Opportunity in Maryland
A California based Baskin Robbins offers a possible franchise in Maryland. The notice claims a ready business model with immediate profits and no prior experience required, inviting individuals to join a growing coast reputation for flavors and promotions.
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