Kennedy In Pennsy For First Talk
Kennedy tours Pennsylvania on a cross country trip promoting conservation and natural heritage. He speaks in Milford and visits sites tied to Theodore Roosevelt era conservation efforts, aiming to rally support for resource development and preservation nationwide.
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America
Howe
Milforday
Pennylvania
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Giffard Biachal
Reedley Fine
Tanservatiot
Willie W. Sepinstow
Pennsylvania
Jon Kennedy
Josef Clark
Spn
Scranton
GOP
Washington
Save America's Natural Heritage
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Inspectiona
Amit Natural Resource
Prigjeets
Audienies
Karurly
TS. Morost
Hopriltena
Variely
Ashland
Wis
Anit
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North
Dakoter
Mophina
Wyoming
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Cxiterada
Nevada
Ging
Palay Springs
Cail
Rockefeller to See Pope Paul VI During Rome Visit
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller begins a two day visit to Rome and will meet Pope Paul VI without his wife Margareta Witler Murphy. Vatican officials offered no details on the audience, noting Rockefeller will be received as governor and representative of New York State and its people.
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Rome
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Pope Paul Vi
Margareta Witler
Murphy
Rockefeller
Treasury
Emilio Colombe
Vatican
Vatican Curia
Ant Rockefeler
U.S
Mat Slate
Brewster and Beall Vote For Pact Approval
Senators Glen Teall and Daniel Brewster backed a treaty ratification as 40 19 in a mixed party vote. Delaware’s Caleb Baggs and John J. Williams supported the measure while West Virginia’s Jennings Randolph sided with the majority and Roberto Black opposed. Lucky family wins prizes at Magnolia Arkansas Columbia County Fair.
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Washington
Hoth
Marylurt
Funds Switched By County Board
County board votes on reallocating funds with a transfer of fifteen dollars. The controversial move triggers scrutiny from the finances department and raises questions about repayment and accountability in the county treasury.
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices Amid Stilted Text
Fragmented obituary notes list several local residents who died at Waste Anglers Average Haspind and other places. It mentions funeral plans for Norri Belle Myers and Lester Koornsman, with services at Normanhl funeral Nore and Restaver Cemetery. Many names appear garbled. core facts include deaths, a hospital mention, and upcoming funeral dates.
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Miker
Jett
FAS
Ieuan Rede
Panphurn
Arto
Kegides
Eipty
Claves Baettenet
Smothers
David
George Meher
Alys Sinter
Arionas
Shotr
Erepul
Willl Bey
Hana IE MeGhing
Nori Belle Myers
Ballinwice
Mandy
Holt
Nore
Werthesday
Lester Keorlsinan
Mirinl
Rest Aver
Lestomitts
Narment Haa
Speedometer on Police Cars Stirs Debate in Maryland
A reader report describes a new giant speedometer device on a Maryland State Police car claiming to check patrol speed accuracy. The device allegedly records speeds up to ninety miles per hour, prompting questions about reliability and safety as officers observe traffic.
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Mtate Police
Fiorentes
Haive
Bala
Medical And Dental Aid Bill Signed in Kennedy Plan
A three year measure backed by Kennedy would expand medical and dental aid, fund new and expanding schools, and boost veteran health services. It estimates aid hikes up to 2000 per graduate and aims to broaden access to care, with emphasis on doctors and dentists in underserved areas.
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Tanléy
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Bill Wohls Heath
Hety
Enti
Maryland Metals ad market listing and entertainment notice
Wanted scrap brass copper and sacks for Maryland Metals Ene 7 Wt W Church St Hag Ady. Entertain ment nightly except Bun. Now featuring Andy Birmingham Oki top in tine music. Good food and mixed drinks. Open all day Sunday Waystele Int Ady.
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Church St
Bun
Mon
Andy Birmingham Oki
Waystele
Ady
Judge Finds Men Not Guilty Of Assault
Magistrate finds Avian C. Brown and Mayer not guilty of mutual assault after a dispute over threats with a rifle. Witnesses describe blows to the head and a warning it would end if they continued living next door. Both men are fined and advised to settle their differences.
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Eily
Avian C. Brown
N. Boondry
Allen
Meyer
Nindry St. Aml Meyer
Brown
Keown
Tial
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Mayer Biel
Mena
Moyer
Ta Moyer
Ryo
Te Hhagisinae
Omer Om
Magisthate
Chey
African Groups Quit Meeting in Geneva Session Walkout
African delegates from regional bodies left a World Health Organization meeting in Geneva declaring the session beneath their dignity. The walkout included representatives from South Africa and others as delegates from listed nations, while attending observers and national groups remained present.
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API
World Health Organization
South Africa
Pars Wugal
Bulgaria
Nun
Rimhepples
Pinneh- Raly
Poland
Newman
Smiths
Portsburg
Hearings On Railroad Work Rules Dispute Start Today
Arbitration hearings begin today on railroad work rules as Congress backs a board to resolve clashes between management and five unions. Key issues include pay raises, fringe benefits, job security, and rules governing maintenance and operation. The process spans weeks with possible government action if talks fail.
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Spverman Board
Ralph T Seward
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Ine Savions
Gevew
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le Arbitestien
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Inaehin
Carmen
Sheet Tinta
Orkers
Otter
Baltimore Senator opposes Maryland University branch site
Baltimore Senator Joseph Curran urged the governor to take a second look at the University of Maryland Baltimore County branch location. He criticized rush to downtown or county sites and stressed the advisory council had not reached a decision on site location amid university board deliberations.
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Baltimore County
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Vie Advisory
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Cueva
Senate
University
Board of Regents
President Kennedy to dedicate Whiskeytown Dam in California
AP report from Hedding California describes President Kennedy dedicating the Whiskeytown Dam, the first U.S. Bureau of Reclamation project to supply hot and cold running water for salmon spawning. The dam regulates water at about 55 degrees for spawning, with surface and bottom temperatures ranging from 30 to 40 degrees.
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Calif
Kennedy
Whiskeytown
U.S
Hagerstown Race Entries and Results Highlighted
Race card lists multiple events with names like Campania Tug Hope and Flying WroLysn, detailing horses, weights, claiming classes, and distances. Notable entrants include Friendly Jester Sliver Frost, Nord Wo Hidden Attackare Hoa, and Evgeoll's Son among others across Seventh and Eighth races, with purse figures and track terms implied.
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Campania
Sliver Frost
Aisa Ring
Dkavinees
Latom’s
Dia Furkenge
Whitey Wee
Kgela Roman Boheman Hay
Thomsy
Lord Oh Ridge
Reed Msbaech
Loreek
Furtonga
Fony Peres
Goodapoor
Bonnie
Dielens
Tun
Malasteck
Nwoodon
Nssar
Rome
Snyder Calls for Greater Local Interest in Politics
Senator George Snyder told the Hancock Municipal League that public apathy endangers democracy and that local government is the best arena for civic action. He criticized federal and state bureaucracy, urged merit-system reforms, and proposed an evaluation team to root out waste in various departments.
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George Snyder
Washington Co
League
Weaver's
Hancock
Snyder
United States
Deriault
Civil Service
Pol Ne
Gary
Education push offers high school equivalence course
Hancock High School launches a survey to gauge local interest in a 12 week program offering English science mathematics and social studies for residents seeking the Maryland High School Equivalence Certificate. A 3.00 registration covers all costs with exams scheduled at Wagnertown Junior College. inquiries due September 6 1963.
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State Board of Exucution
Hancock High School
Maryland
Tancock
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Himenek
T He Hancock’ High School
Orchard Goin
West Virginia
Pornnsylvania
No Glass Bricks For Nudists Prankvont Case
State Atty. Gen. Robert Montague told Louisville lawyer Joseph F. Mike that glass blocks cannot meet Kentucky law for nudist colonies. The statute requires a 2 foot high wall made of brick or stone cement, not glass blocks.
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Prankvont
Kentucky
Atty
Robert Montague
Louisville
More County Families In Over $4,000 Cash Income
A local survey notes 54.6 percent of Washington County households have disposable cash incomes of $4,000 or more. The report, released by Sales Management, shows rising middle-income status and its implications for local markets and durable goods demand.
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Washington
Santtlantic
Houscholds
South
Allantiy
Washington County
Smarket
Federal Reserve Board
Apple Picking At Height Reported In Western Maryland
Grop Reporting Service observed Red and Golden Delicious apples moving in volume in Western Maryland fruit trees. Picking of Stayman, Rome Beauly and York varieties will begin in early October with peak harvest of Delicious apples expected this week in the Hanegrk district.
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Marylaie Veisware Grop Reporting Service
Stayman
York
Hanegrk
Marriage Reports To Draft Board Increase
The draft board reports a rise in marriages among men of draft age seeking deferments. Officials note some men present marriage claims without proper proof. a marriage certificate is required. Authorities urge submitting certificates to avoid delays or rejection.
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