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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1964

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Thieves Strike Frederick Pharmacies for Third Time in Ten Months

Frederick police investigated a third narcotics robbery in ten months, this time at Whitsell Pharmacy on North Market Street. About 500 to 1000 dollars worth of drugs were stolen. Police view last night’s break in and the Modern Pharmacy robbery as possibly connected, though no arrests have been made.

Thelves Whitsell Modern Pharmacy Charles V. Main Mercer’s North Market Street Whitesell

Harlem Overflow Riots In Jersey City Injure 23

Rioting mob attacks officers and loots stores in Jersey City Negro district. Police report 23 injured, 10 officers among them, over more than four hours of disturbances. Mayor Whelan links unrest to New York City and Rochester incidents. Police arrest 13 rioters. white family assaulted on Grand Street amid random missiles.

Jersey City New Jersey City Manhattan Hudson River Thomas J. Whelan Lafayette New York City Rochester Grand Street

Space Officials Ready Cloud Study After Moon Success

NASA aims to replicate lunar photography quality in the Earth orbit Nimbus A satellite to capture cloud patterns for improved weather understanding Moe I Schneebaum Nimbus mission officer at Goddard Space Flight Center says the launch could occur next week and will provide higher resolution cloud images for meteorology.

Washington U.S National Aeronautics and Space Administration Nimbus A Moe I. Schneebaum Nimbus NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt Latel

Church Schools Reject State Aid Claims in Maryland

Parochial school leaders insist they receive no government funding beyond the federal school lunch program. Archbishop Archer argues taxes should not support private schools, while principals from Mother Seton’s Emmitsburg, St. Johns Frederick, and Visitation Academy say all costs are covered by parishioners and tuition.

Glenn L. Archer Republic Archer Protestants Americans United For Separation of Church and State Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly Sister Agatha Mother Seton Emmitsburg Sister Mary Benedict St. Johns Frederick Sister Mary Paula The Visitation Academy

Princess Grace of Monaco Reported to Expect Child

The News of the World says Princess Grace of Monaco is pregnant. Only close friends have heard. no official announcement is expected until next month. Grace Kelly, formerly a movie star, is married to Prince Rainier of Monaco and already has two children, Caroline and Albert.

London Grace Monaco News of the World Grace Kelly Prince Rainier of Caroline Albert

Frederick Memorial reports steady bed use and July admissions

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports no chronic bed shortage with occupancy at 70 to 72 percent. For July, 705 patients were admitted, with 928 persons also noted in the figures, illustrating stable hospital use in the region.

Washington Montgomery County Frederick Memorial Hospital Gerald R. Sauter Frederick Memorial

North Viet Nam accuses U S planes of strikes from Laos

North Vietnam charges four U S fighter bombers from Laos bombed a border post and village, calling it an unprovoked act. U S officials in Washington say there is no evidence to support the claim, marking a second VN accusation in as many days.

Tokyo North Viet Nam U.S Laos United States Washington Democratic Republic of Viet Nam Souvanna Phouma Pathet Lao U.S. Navy Souvanna Phou

Soldier Charged After Beating Infant in Residence

A 24-year-old babysitter soldier William James Shedd of East Coast Relay was charged with assault by City Police Friday night after a 10 15 p m incident at a North Market street house. The infant daughter of Mrs Mary L Grubbs was treated and released from Frederick Memorial for contusions and abrasions.

William James Shedd East Coast Relay North Market Street Frederick Memorial Mary L. Grubbs North Market ‘Street

Mathias Criticized for Thin Coverage in Mathias District

Frederick County residents say Charles Mathias spreads himself too thin across Maryland's Sixth District. Dr Roland J Perusse chairs the Fair Redistricting committee, accusing Mathias of overwork and misallocated attention, with Montgomery County receiving more focus than Frederick County.

Maurice Rowe Frederick County Maryland Charles McC. Mathias Roland J. Perusse Maryland Citizen’s Committee For Fair Perusse Mathias Montgomery County

Aerialist Plunges To Death In Detroit Park Show

In Detroit 22 000 spectators watched as Edward Henry Knipschield 55 of New Britain Connecticut fell 85 feet during a 100 foot high act at the Fair Grounds Coliseum style venue The falling accident followed a prior aerial tragedy in Detroit two and a half years earlier The cause of the fall remained a matter of conjecture hours after the incident

Detroit Edward Henry Knipschield New Britain Ing Pole Fairgrounds Coliseum Wallendas Captain Eddie

Navy Tightens Tonkin Gulf Posture After Maddox Attack

President Johnson orders beefed up U S naval presence in the Tonkin Gulf near North Vietnam. He instructs commanders to attack any force that engages U S ships in international waters and to destroy the aggressors. The move follows the Maddox strike by three North Vietnamese PT boats.

Maddox North Viet Nam John J. Herrick Garden Grove Calif Herbert L. Ogier Jr Washington Johnson U.S Tonkin Gulf Aea Gulf of Tonkin Southeast Asia Hanoi Navy

Inmates Gripes Highlight County Jail Staffing Woes

Frederick County jail faces staff shortages as Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and four turnkeys voice concerns. With only one turnkey on duty daily, they urge three officers on site, plus a desk clerk and committed magistrate to handle communications, records, warrants, and bonds.

Frederick Frederick County South Street Horace M. Alexander Alexander Sheriff's Department

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Frederick Pharmacies Harmon Field Frank J. Keefer Cpl James W. Stockman Barbara Charles Cornish Harlem Area Church Princess LBJ St. Petersburg Fla Herrick 7Th Fleet Ogier U. S N. Viet Nam Soldier Montgomery Frederick Short George May News-Post Prote
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