Haney Fined Five Hundred And Given Suspension
James T. Haney a 68 year old railway engineer of Hagerstown was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of James R. Cuddy Jr. 40. He received a two year suspended sentence in the Maryland House of Correction and a 500 fine. The sentencing followed a pre sentence investigation citing his age reputation and deterioration during prior confinement.
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James T. Haney
Hagerstown
Wen
Maryland House of Correction
Petrick M. Schnanffer
Haney
Western Maryland Railway
James R. Cuddy Jr
Western Maryland
Schnauffer
Department of Parole and Probation
James F. Strine
Washington County
Swine
Charles Wagaman
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward Lynch
William M. Storm
Robert LeRoy Keener
Frederick
Keeney
State Department of Mental Hygiene
David Weinberg
Thomas Glass
Phipps Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rachel Emmaline Keener
Brunswick Railroad
House of Correction
Richard Jose Conner
Conner
Conners
Russell Conner
F. Austin James
James
Real Bank Robber Turns Up and Dough Is Freed
Norfolk, AP A case mix up ends with Daniel W. Dough Jr. freed after James Edward Anderson confesses to the Bank of Virginia robbery attempt. Anderson, ex Navy, claims he acted alone and Dough is exonerated. Mrs Eileen Thomas teller had mistaken identities and Dough was briefly jailed before being cleared.
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Norfolk
Daniel W. Dough Jr
James Edward Anderson
Dough
FBI
Bank of Virginia
Anderson
Deegh
Eileen Thomas
Thomas
Dr Broadrup Re-elected Chairman of Key District
Dr Charles E Broadrup Frederick dentist and longtime Scouter was re elected chairman of the Francis Scott Key district National Capital Area Council Boy Scouts of America for a second term at a Monday night dinner in Rogers Restaurant Thurmont. The meeting named vice chairmen from Frederick Thurmont Brunswick and the mayor of Frederick plus an active committee slate. The principal speaker R Glenn Ingleton Scout executive outlined district progress and the broader Scouting program.
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Charles E. Broadrup
Frederick
National Capital Area
Coun- Boy Scouts of America
Roger’s
Thurmont
Mieimann A. Brunk
Samuel L. Birely
Melvin
HL Derr
Jack B. Kuss
Maul
Brunswick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
R. Glenningleton
National Capital Area Council
Herman D. Shook
Eugene R. Wood
Lloyd L.wolf
Catoctin Parish
William H. Tross
Roger W. Cann
Buckeystorm
Charles A. ‘Shook
J. S. McGuffin
Jack Moffitt
Creagerstown
P. W. Burns
H. A. Shorb
First Baptist
Niemann Brunk
Milton Brunk
AH Saints Episcopal
John Dudash
Charles F. Bigss
Broadrup
Mr. Shook
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Thomas J. Allen
Guy A. Baker Jr
Emmitsburg
Charles R. Baldwin
Braddock Heights
George J. Barthel
Freder
Warren R. Evans
les A. _ Guck
Henry Maurice E
Graysonersville
Paul A. Harmer
John S. Herrick
Victor R. Jazow
Paul G. Johnson
Donald Z. Evons
Frederi Jack B. Kussmaul
Edwin 5. Langrali
Ellsworth E. McGaha
Middletown
Eurgene R. McVicker
Vernon C. Myers
Jacob R. Rameburg
Aivey ¥. Renn
James A. Sensenbaugh
Dorsey F. Shipley
G. Harrig Stauffer
Mehri F. Wachter
Roy H. Walter
W. Mervai Weaver
Ira Weinstein
Lioyd L. Weil
Roger I. Zurgable
Space Flight Forecasts Signal Moon Trip in Eight Years
Washington AP reports Roy W. Johnson of ARPA predicts manned spaceflight within six to eight years while announcing Discoverer program milestones. He cites biomedical data from Discoverer II and firsts in satellite orientation and capsule ejection as groundwork for future Moon missions and Mars payloads. Abraham Hyatt adds a powerful new rocket engine for Nova to enable lunar landings and Mars payloads, with early warning satellites under Project Midas to boost defense surveillance.
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Washington
Roy W. Johnson
Advanced Research’ ,Projects Agency
A. ‘Republican Women’s Group
Johnson
Earth
Norway
Discoverer
Abraham Hyatt
House Space Committee
United States
Moon
Mars
J Hyatt
Midas
Kennedy labor bill faces first test in Senate vote
Voting opens on Sen. Ervin proposal to strike Taft Hartley sections from the Kennedy labor regulation bill. Kennedy predicts a safe margin to defeat Ervin. Goldwater expects a 20 vote defeat. Dirksen opposes Ervin arguing for a one package bill aligned with Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lap
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ervin
Barry Goldwaiter
R-Ariz
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Tll
Eisenhower
Foley Sees Approval Of Park Bill For Canal Area
Rep. John R. Foley predicts House Interior Public Lands Subcomm ittee will approve a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Park bill with a possible future Potomac River dam. He favors a scenic parkway from Maryland Route 51 near Paw Paw West Virginia to Long Ridge Road near Woodmont Maryland.
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Washington
Potomac River
John R. Foley
House Interior Public Lands
Foley
Congress
Great Falls
Washington Area
River Bend
Sades
Canal Town
Maryland Route St
Paw Paw
W. Va
Long Ridge Road
Woodmont
Canal
Cumber Jland
Charges Not Pressed in Putman Larceny and Property Case
State's Attorney moved to not prosecute two larceny charges and one destruction of property against Frederick Rex Putman. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. granted the motion citing a Circuit Court ruling on arraignment timing. Putman, 40, jailed since March 14 on related counts, was found in Thurmont and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F.I
Frederick Rex Putman
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Putman
E. Guy Hobbs
Thurmont
William B. Miller
Nikirk
Arnold Simmons
Thurmont Police
Ellis Carty
City Police
Charles M. Brewer
RFD
Frederick
James
Richard E
Demonstrations Planned Across Iraq Against West
Piles were announced today for demonstrations Friday against the West throughout unsettled Iraq. Disorders in Basra saw labor organizations wreck offices of a British firm and threaten to string up two engineers a German and a Briton.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Basra
Animals Break Loose After Circus Truck Crash In Italy
In Rovigo province seals climbed stairs into a woman washing clothes and she fainted. A giraffe was lassoed near a church in Borsea, another giraffe and two zebras were cornered in Orignano. All escaped when the circus truck overturned. the guan bird and an Indian goat were killed by motorists who did not see them.
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Rovigo
Italy
Borsea
Orignano
Violence Flares Anew At N C Mill
Nearly 100 state troopers escorted workers in and out of the Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills after a wave of violence. About 360 workers slept inside the plant under police protection as crowds confronted cars and shots and a dynamite blast caused earth to be torn up at the North Henderson gates. Union officials delayed signing a settled contract, saying the status of returning workers remained unclear.
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Hendersox. X. C
API
Harriet-Henderson
North Henderson
Palice
Luther Hodges
Textile Workers: Union of America
Tis
Boyd Patton
Charlotte
Rubber strikes widen as 98,000 workers walk out
The Great Rubber strike involves 98,000 workers from U S Rubber Firestone and Goodrich across 31 cities in 16 states. U S Rubber 26,000 Firestone 18,000 and Goodrich 14,000 are on picket lines as negotiations continue with the United Rubber Workers and the Big Four. Signs point to possible settlements later this week, with Goodyear already agreeing with 24,000 employees in 11 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Canton
Ohio
UAW
Goodyear
Snark Intercontinental Missile Flight Tests Begin
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Snark intercontinental missile conducted a round trip test flight by veteran Air Force crews from the 356th Guided Missile Squadron. The launch aimed 300 miles down the Atlantic range as part of development toward deployment at Presque Isle Maine with about 29 bases planned. The weapon cruises at 600 mph and can loop to dodge defenses.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Horzon
Tne
U. S
Air Force
356Th
Atlantic
Presque Isle
Maine
Chief's First Vacation In 26 Years At Seal Beach
Seal Beach California reports Chief Lee Howard, on duty since 1932, will take a 16 month paid vacation after city council order. The 64 year old chief plans to stay home due to family needs and to provide peace of mind for his paralyzed son Edward, with rest of retirement slated for 1966.
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Seal Beach
Calif
Japi
Lee Howard
Howard
Los Angeles
Chief Howard
iCity Council
Bey
Edward
Lee
Montie
Cold Snow Streak Across Texas and Plains
The eastern half of the country turns cold as wintry weather lingers in parts of the Rockies. Snow and hail drift into central Texas while Dalhart and the Panhandle report snow for a second night. Showers extend along the Gulf Coast and into Florida as Texas records 99 in Laredo and 44 in Dalhart.
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Rockies
Canada
Texas
Panhandle
Galveston Bay
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Ohio Valley
Mexico
High Plains
Margot Fonteyn Arrested in Panama Over Plot
British dancer Margot Fonteyn was arrested in Panama on charges tied to a plot to overthrow President Ernesto de la Guardia Jr. Her Panamanian husband, Roberto Arias, led a group with about 10 armed men and was said to have landed near his family ranch west of Panama City.
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Panama
Margot Fonteyn
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Panama City
National Guard
Miss Fonteyn
Roberto Arias
Pacific
Arias
Prince Philip Miss Fonteyn
Britains Royal Ballet
Margot
Britain
Nola
Gulf of Panama
de la Guardia
Harmodio Arias
Chorrera
Herter Wins Senate Panel Nod for Secretary of State
Christian A. Herter, 14 years old in experience, wins quick, unanimous Senate Foreign Relations Committee backing to become secretary of state. He pledges Berlin air routes would be defended, but not at naked nuclear risk, and says Congress must be consulted before all out war, while allowing retaliation if attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Herter
Dulles
U.S
Berlin
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Russia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Morse
Macmillan Backs Limited Nuclear Test Ban Plan
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev to support a limited test ban on nuclear weapons below 30 miles in altitude. He favored a broader ban but warned Britain would back the Geneva proposal if a tighter accord proves impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Britain
America
Geneva
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
TV Argument Leads To 25 Years In Prison
Malcom Holland, 50, of Pomona Missouri, received a 23 year prison term for second degree murder after pleading guilty. The sentence followed a February 18 shooting at Floyd T. Brownfield's Pomona home when Holland, upset over TV volume, fired eight times at Brownfield.
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West Plains
Jed
Malcolm Holland
Holland
Pomona
Floyd T. Brown
Brownfield
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Richmond
Times-Dispatch
News Leader
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Snark
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