Massachusetts moves to end prisoners cages in courtrooms
Mass legis measures outlawed the practice after a long campaign by farmers Amity and Gen. Edward J. McCormack. The drive claimed cages wrongly dehumanized defendants and hindered fair trials. The Dedham Norfolk County courtroom housed famed inmates Sacco and Vanzetti in earlier, controversial eras.
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Earl Roucides
Norfolk County
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Dillon Pushes Baltimore County Branch Of State University
Dillon argues for a Baltimore County campus to serve the system in Maryland. He cites growth, student demand, and the need for a regional university that supports the area’s education, business, and workforce needs. The plan faces legislative planning funding and local political debate.
Poles To Get Wage Boost In Maryland Session
The article notes wage increases for workers in Maryland areas including University of Maryland campus funding and state planning actions. It mentions projected state funds of about 2 million dollars for campus support, hospital site actions, and teacher pay raises affecting local staff and workers in the region.
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Opposition to Test Treaty Sparks Senate Debate
Fragmented remarks show senators divided over a proposed treaty on military limits. Some argue against it citing risks to national power while others warn of sacrificing strategic strength. several uncommitted figures weigh their votes amid public pressure.
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Hubert C. Byrd
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Jury Awards $15,500 in Highway Condemnation Case
In Hancock County a jury awarded Harry and Ruth Sampson 15,500 for 25 acres of land including a dwelling as part of highway land condemnation for Interstate 20 near Ming station. State Roads Commission had offered 14,300 earlier. award was 800 under that offer. Judge D. B. K. McLaughlin presided with Charley Grice for the state.
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Harry Id Ruth Sampson
Weking Creek
Hancock
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Mercerburg area man Earl Clevenger dies at 59
Earl P. Clevenger 59 of 46 Fayelty Street Mercersburg died Thursday morning in the Chain Sorsburg Hospital after a long illness. He was born in McConnellsville son of the late Lewis and Carrie Bivens Clevenger. He was a member of the First Church of God Mercersburg and is survived by his wife Ruth Pitman Clevenger two sons Richard L Thomas and Paul E a daughter Mrs Charles J Ryder five grandchildren and a brother George Clevenger. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First Church of God Mercersburg conducted by Revs C E B Eberaule and William F. Murray with burial in Fairview Cemetery Mercersburg. Links for funeral remain at Temataenen er ner al in Mercersburg Saturday from 1 to 5 am and at the church an hour before the service.
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Earl P. Clevenger
Fayelty St
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McConnellsville
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Water bonds projected for city over $3 million
The council debated a bond proposal totaling about $625,000 as part of an urban renewal plan. No final decision was made on submitting the bond issue to voters and the court deadline loomed for a formal proposal.
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Morganshille
Kennedy Proposes Joint U S Soviet Moon Mission
President Kennedy calls for peaceful cooperation with the Soviet Union and outlines proposals to expand UN roles, curb nuclear arms, and foster joint space and health initiatives. He envisions a world center for health, regional medical training, conservation programs, and improved food distribution, urging careful study of Gromyko talks.
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United Nations
United National
Fast West
Seventy Mile An Hour Chase Told In Court
In a court proceeding, Snyder and co defendants face charges from a high speed chase through the city. Evidence included testimony about a possible alcohol possession, a revoked license, and a traffic collision affecting Mrs. Young. Prosecutors noted damages and costs totalling 266 dollars while judges weighed leniency given personal circumstances.
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Einbindee
Doornberger Stai
Snyder
Elizebeth Young
Williamsport
Winterneuhal
Jdst
Norr
Robert Hruchey
Hegaya Snyder
Hockey Players Get Good Scare
A forest warden spotted two youths dash into a forest near Friendship International Airport raising a major manhunt. Fifty armed officers a helicopter and military assets combed the area about 19 miles southwest of Baltimore. Three high school hockey players from Glen Burnie were briefly halted then fled amid the fracas.
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Friendship International
Thursay
Baltimore
Glen Raneigh
Edward M. Connelly
Robert L. Kelleher
Paul R. Lewis
Becase
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