Fire Trial Resumes Monday in McGolerich Case
Prosecution wraps rebuttal in the 1966 Hood College barn arson case against Donald McGolerich. Four new witnesses testifying this week questioned his whereabouts the night of the Nicodemus fire, including Ambush who described a car near the Hood College barn and an odor in a bottle. Defense motions and witness inconsistencies also surfaced as court set Monday for further proceedings.
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Donald McGolerich
McGolerick
Hood College
Kenneth Ambush
Pfe
Gary Heerd
Pvt
Ambush
Fairview Avenue
Pfc. Ueerd
FBI
Pfe. Heerd
Edwin F. Nikirk
Donald Cashour
Monrovia
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Castaur
Barbara Jane Haller Cramer
Cramer
Congress Adopts Month-Long Adjournment For Campaign Season
Washington AP Congress ends work for a month to prepare for fall elections. Lawmakers failed to finish a foreign aid package, recessed until Sept 4 after Labor Day. They sent White House a broad poultry inspection program and several smaller measures while debates over Fortas and other issues loom.
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Washington
Congress
Abe Fortas
Senate
House
White House
Johnson
Fortas
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Cay
Jaycees Send 12 Sing Out Members To Festival
Twelve Sing Out Frederick members receive round trip tickets to the World Up With People Festival in Fort Llocum NY next week. Rich ard Wrady, Frederick Jaycees president, presents the tickets funded by the Jaycees pledge to support the Sing Out movement and world problems speakers and workshops. Names listed include Sherry Bartgis Lana Black Hone nlo Hrown Hick Crane Horde Dewees Clarence Kipdewell Nlewe Toe Mordiy Mika Jae ann Randalph Ga Remstary Pimfeed Heth Selekmann Mire John Graith.
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Sing Out
Frederick
Fort Llocum
Richard C. Wrady
The
Frederick Jaycoon
Jayeers
Allover
Wb Grant Dgevter
Sherry Bartgis
Lana Black
Hone Nlo Hrown
Hick Crane
Horde Dewees
Clarence Kipdewell
Nlewe Toe
Mordiy Mika
Jae Ann Randalph
Ga Remstary
Pimfeed
Heth Selekmann
Mire
John Graith
Pope Pons RT
Poultry Inspection Bill Moves To White House
Congress sends a compromise poultry inspection bill to the White House. It would require intrastate and interstate sales to meet federal standards within three years, with two years for states to establish own systems and one extra year for progress. State costs, exemptions for small producers, and partial cost payments are outlined.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
North Carolina
Illinois
California
Wyoming
Robbery and assault in City Park on West Patrick Street
Four men assaulted a Frederick man and his 18 year old female companion early Saturday in Spring Park. The woman was beaten and robbed of $60 and a wrist watch before being criminally assaulted. They were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Investigation by local police continues.
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Frederick
Spring Park
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
1St Sel
Donald Tracey
Detective Bureau
Fire Calls Reported In Wehour Period
Fragmentary fire log notes a general alarm at Grant Place and fires on Wormans Mill and Carrage Spring Rd. Entries reference Tiber Township and Petty boroughs with times around 4.04 am and 4:10 am, plus unrelated mentions of cars and emergency numbers.
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Wwam
City
Grant Place
County
Worman's Mill
Carrage Spring
Petty Bose
Tiberiotown
Judge Clapp Joins Frederick County Library Board
Judge Robert K. Clapp Jr was appointed to Frederick County Public Library Board of Trustees by the mayor and Board of Aldermen to replace the late J Richard Ramsburg. The appointment followed the Alder men meeting on July 18 and was confirmed today by the C Burr Arts Library dated July 31. Clapp has a long legal career including associate attorney general of Maryland and active county city government work.
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Robert K. Clapp Jr
Frederick County Public Library Board of Trustees
Clapp
Circuit Court
J. Richard Ramsburg
Alders
C. Burr Arts Library
Maryland
GOP Platform Team Faces Vietnam Plank
The 102 member Republican platform committee in Miami Beach made progress on domestic issues while delaying full debate on Vietnam. Key debates included self determination for the Vietnamese, broadening peace talks, and whether to place Vietnam under foreign relations rather than military issues. Rep. Charles I. Goodell praised the draft crime and urban plans, supporting stronger enforcement and measures to curb poverty and boost private industry with job training. He backed Headstart expansion to aid disadvantaged children.
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Good
Charles I. Goodell
New York
Charles Hf. Percy
Ilinois
Goodell
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pleads not guilty in Kennedy murder
In Los Angeles AP says Sirhan Bishara Sirhan answered not guilty to charges of first degree murder in Senator Robert F. Kennedy's death and assault with a deadly weapon against bystanders. A trial was set for November 1 amid security and insanity defense possibilities.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Kennedy
Memphis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Russell E. Parsons
Parsons
California
Hall of Justice
Parssons
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Yas
Final Week For Voters To Register
The final week for voter registration ahead of the upcoming primary is described. The registration office reopened Saturday with adjusted hours to accommodate applicants. Extended tours and daily operations are noted for the week, with dates and times indicating last chance to register before the general election.
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Tymo
Tear Gas Assault Hits Marine Radio Relay Station Near Khe Sanh
North Vietnamese troops sprayed tear gas and overran a small U.S. Marine radio relay station overlooking the Khe Sanh area, killing six Marines and wounding 11. The action followed heavy losses in recent days near Da Nang and signals intensified threat to Saigon’s defense. Authorities said the Hill 950 post was attacked late Thursday with mortars and grenades, bureau reports state. The Marines counterattacked, retook the helicopter landing zone, and claimed five enemy killed with four rifles and four satchel charges captured. Further fighting included a downed observation helicopter and a 24-ton cache of mortars and ammunition found by the 01st Air Cavalry. Nearby, U.S. jets destroyed two oxcarts loaded with 30–40 large Russian-made rockets en route to enemy forces.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hill 950
Khe Sanh
U.S
Air Pollution Hearing Set by Maryland Board in Baltimore
The State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene will hold August 28 at 10 a.m. a hearing in the State Roads Commission room on amendments to Air Pollution Regulations. Officials seek stricter limits on visible and particulate emissions, sulfur content of fuel, and motor vehicle exhaust controls. Written statements may be filed with the Division of Air Quality Control at 2305 North Charles Street if attendance is not possible.
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State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Jean J. Schueneman
Division of
Air Quality Control
State Roads Commission
West
Preston Street
Baltimore
Division of Air Quality
iCarillon Recital at Baker Park Sunday
A carillon recital will be held at Baker Park Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. followed by a concert by the U S Navy Band. The recital features works by Schubert Mozart Grice and Ethelbert Nevin performed by Frank P Law. Law is the ensillonneur of the Washington Memorial National Chapel in Valley Forge and the Netherlands Carillon in Arlington Va.
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Baker Park
U.S. Navy
Schubert
Mozart
Grice
Ethelbert Nevin
Frank P. Law
Law
Washington Memorial National Chapel
Valley Forge
Arting
Ston
Cigarette Tax Income Totals for Maryland Counties
Maryland county cigarette tax receipts for fiscal 1964 show Frederick County at 270 980 dollars with quarterly splits of 69 840 68 194 62 166 and 70 780 as reported. Montgomery and Carroll counties along with Washington and Kent also received varied allocations, while Baltimore City topped state distributions at 9 005 054 dollars plus a guarantee payment of 506 004.
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Frederick
Montegomery
Carroll
Frederick County
Maryland
Dhr Welle Laan
Accordily da Caine
Louis J. Goldstein
Carroll County
Washington County
Montomery County
Haltimore City
Kent County
Wich
Additional Fire Safety Precautions Planned For New Waverley School
The city reissued a batting permit for Waverds School after a dispute with Rowdof Pole Hoation officials over a fire safety control system. The Board of Education was notified that construction requirements were reviewed and a sprinkler system waiver was granted. Safety measures include improved warning and compliance steps to ensure building safety during completion.
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New Waverley School
Waverds
Rowdof
Charles WW
Mack
Sait Rhetha
Board of Education
Bart
Gbtbert Nently
Wortstieg
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