Ex-Cons Nabbed In Brunswick Lumber Office Break In
Three ex convicts from Baltimore were charged with breaking and entering after police captured them inside J P Karn lumber company office on South Maryland avenue in Brunswick. They were identified as Henry Coates 37 George Mason 23 and Preston Davenport 29. Bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Baltimore
J. P. Karn Lumber Company
South Maryland Avenue
Brunswick
Herbert Sperry
Henry Coates
Maryland Penitentiary
George Mason
House of Correction
Lee Merriman
Preston Davenport
Frederick City
Sinclair Refining Company
Wisner
East South
Brunswick Lumber Company
Sperry
Robert L. McAfee
Neil W. Alexander
B&o
Motorist Injured In Car Crash On Route 75 Bridge
A Frederick County motorist, Michael G. Misulia, suffered a severely lacerated knee and minor injuries when his southbound car collided head on with a northbound vehicle on Route 75 near a one way bridge south of Monrovia. The other driver, Henry E. Bass Jr., was uninjured. Damages were estimated at $40. no charges filed.
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Frederick County
Monrovia
T. O. Winebrenner
Michael G. Misulia
RFD 1
Frederick
Misulia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry E. Bass Jr
Tramsville
Bass
Winebrenner
R. i. Still
RED. Lantz
Thurmont
Robert L. McAfey
Sirah BE. Kuen
Witter J. Troton
Tourmont
Fire damages cabinet shop in Pens and Hrattstown area
Firefighters battled a blaze at a cabinet shop on Stl Wi near Haalsiown, causing extensive roof and interior damage. The fire appeared to start in an odd corner of the building, with flames spreading through rafters before being brought under control by crews from multiple stations. Local residents reported smoke and emergency crews cordoned off the area as investigators assess the scene.
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Celind
Haalsiown
Esparenti
Land Sale Near Point of Rocks Adds 318 Acres to Gibbons Bowis Holdings
Jim Gibbons and Arthur Bowis purchased 318 acres on Point of Rocks road about a mile north of Point of Rocks for around $70 000 per revenue stamps. Included are a farm house barn sheds and outbuildings. The Wilts retain five acres and plan a house. The pair now own about 1010 acres in the area with possible commercial use such as a truck stop. In Middletown, Robert Routzahn and wife sold 249 acres for about $100 000 to Richard Beachley who then sold 179 acres to John Barker and wife for about $69 500.
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Jim Gibbons
Arthur Bowis
Point of Rocks
Frederick County Court House
Mr. Gibbons
Mr. Bowis
Gibbons
Wilts
Middletown
Court House
Robert H. Routzahn
Richard Beachley
Carroll Man Believed Drowned in Fishing Trip
A search resumed for Gih M. Osborne of Finksburg after the Carroll County man, about 50, was believed to have drowned Sunday during a fishing expedition at the mouth of Deer Creek four miles from Darlington. He was sleeping when he may have stumbled into the water during the outing with two companions.
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Darlington
Carroll County
Gih M. Osborne
Finksburg
Deer Creek
Walkersville To Nominate Officers
A public meeting in Walkersville Tuesday at 7 p.m. will nominate two town commissioners to fill expiring two year terms currently held by Roger Zimmerman and Edward Hedges. Charles Stull has one year left. Election is set for May 6. Gilmore Trout serves as Burgess.
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Walkersville
Roger Zimmerman
Edward Hedges
Zimmerman
Hedges
Charles Stull
Gilmore Trout
Spring Rains Reduce Fire Danger in Frederick County
Weather continues to dampen brush and field fire risk in Frederick County with over a quarter inch of rain by 1 p.m. today. Temperatures in the 60s and a mostly sunny to partly cloudy trend are expected, with no precipitation through Thursday and prior monthly rainfall records noted.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Thursay
Utility-Aid Bill Passed By House
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a measure to create a $5 million state fund to supplement municipal water and sewer projects. Frederick County’s Goodloe Burton introduced the bill, aiding towns like New Market Burkittsville and Jefferson in borrowing for utilities.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Burton
New Market
Burkittsville
Jefferson
del. Byron
Baltimore City
John A. Derr
House
Senate
Del
William M. Houck
del. Houck
Annapolis
General Assembly
Hospital expands radioisotope program for diagnosis and treatment
Frederick Memorial Hospital administrator P David Younsdahl announced expanded services using five radioisotopes for diagnosis and treatment of diseases including cancer. Equipment arrived last fall and about 40 patients have been helped. program aims to extend to other communities with new diagnostic imaging procedures and safer brain tumor scans.
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P. David Younsdahl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fomie Energy Commission
Nein Aust
Wne
Kennedy's Youth Bill Approved by Senate Labor Panel
The Senate Labor Committee approved Kennedy's youth employment bill 11 to 3. It targets about 100,000 unemployed youths annually, offering work in Civilian Conservation Corps style camps and home-based public service projects, with Javits voting for and Goldwater Tower Prouty opposing.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Kennedy
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John G. Tower
Texas
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Len B Jordan
Idaho
Exile group vows strikes on Soviet ships from Mexico
Cuban exile force plans to operate speedboats from Mexico to attack Soviet vessels bound for Cuba. U S Senate leaders backed raids but warned they risk broader conflict. Exile sources say Castro retaliations rise while Miami exiles press for action and independence.
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Miams Fla
U.S
Cuba
Senate
Mexico
Mike Mansficki
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
F.F
British Patrol Slips From Bermuda On Caribbean Mission
A Royal Navy frigate carrying 30 marines departed Bermuda over the weekend for a Caribbean patrol to monitor and deter anti-Castro raids on Cuba, according to sources in London.
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London
Bermuda
Caribbean
Cuba
Theatrical gesture taints U.S. Cuba policy claim
Tass labeled the U.S. restriction of Cuban exile readers to American territory a theatrical gesture. In New York trading, the stock market advanced steadily with brisk activity and a solid early gain.
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Moscow
Tass
United States
U.S
New York
Trial Opens In S And L Fraud Case
Opening statements in the fraud trial of former congressmen Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin, plus two others, were delayed after bench conferences in US District Court Baltimore. Johnson faces seven counts for seeking help to dismiss a mail fraud indictment. Boykin and Edlin and Edlin's attorney face an eighth count. Robinson defends himself as hearings address preliminary matters with about 30 spectators present.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Johnson
Maryland
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
Froster C. Thomson
Thompson
Johnson
Justice Department
J. Kenneth Edlin
Miami
Fla
Boykin
Edlin
William L. Robinson
Robinson
Agnes
New York press base ends 114 day strike
New York City newspapers resume after a 114 day stoppage affecting 19,009 workers. The walkout halted daily production of about 2 million copies, raised costs, and kept the city awaiting fresh editions as presses roared back to life and prices rose for several titles.
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New York
New York City
Srecimas
Fife
Lke & Robe
Tite
Berard Tri
Falta Neas
The
Mirror
Manhattan Piper
Donehard Press
Wang Isha
Baltimore House Speaker Boone seeks dismissal in mail fraud case
A Gordon Boone former speaker of Maryland House of Delegates asks U S District Court to dismiss the indictment accusing him and five others in the SFIC savings and loan probe He seeks a separate trial faster proceedings and a bill of particulars while asserting the charges are vague and lack personal gain evidence The six defendants pleaded innocent and were indicted February 19 by a federal grand jury in Baltimore County with trial expected in late spring or early summer
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Baltimore
A. Gordon Boone
Maryland House of Delegates
Baltimore County
Maryland
Boone
U.S. District Court
G. C. A. Anderson
D. Oran. Mensik
Chicago
Henry McGurren
D. Spencer Grow
Savings and Loan
Provo
Utah
Charles V. Culver
J. Thomas Ellicott
R. Dorsey Watkins
Security Financial Insurance Corp
SFIC
Guatemala Faces Military Rule After Coup
Guatemala reels as a military takeover ousts President Miguel Digeras Fuentes prompting exile and raising questions about a Communist victory. The interim government vows strong measures while the country braces for political upheaval and potential elections.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
APCA
Miguel
Plata
Ates
Central
Aner
Leon
Qatar
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