Null May Seek Seat In Senate
Delbert Null hints he will likely run for the State Senate subject to the Democratic primary. The open statewide field could include George P. Mahoney and E Blair Lee with Lee already seeking the U S Senate. Null, an auctioneer and longtime county leader, would leave a vacancy on the County Commission where about a dozen contenders are circulating.
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Delbert 5
Null
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
George P. Mahoney
E. Blair Lee
Mahoney
Lee
Montgomery County
Maryland Association of County Commissioners
John W. Null
Senate
Plans For Fall Out Shelter At Frederick Center
Frederick Jaycees outline erection of a model fall out shelter at Frederick Shopping Center with local business donations and land use by Harry Rosenfeld. The shelter near May’s Hardware will include water and food supplies and aim to start within days and finish in two weeks.
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Frederick
Civil Defense
May
Jaycee Board
YMCA
Inter-Club Council
Bobby Tichnell
Annapolis
James Powell
Neil Lane
Robert Crum
Jack Douglas
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Thomas Silliman
Tichnell
Henry Durell
Jaycees
Powell
Montevue Home
Fairgrounds
George Strawsberger
Kenneth Anderson
Boyd Smith
Claggett Center
Trial of Capt Emerson in CAP stamp theft case continues
The court martial of Captain Arthur J. Emerson, accused of stealing 40 CAP stamp books valued at 80 dollars from the Frederick Civil Air Patrol, moved into its third day at Fort Meade. The theft occurred while he was stationed at the Flair U S Army Reserve Center between January 15 and March 31. The case, with Maj R I Tennent Jr and 1st Lt A D Matheny as defense, and 1st Lt R E Kane as prosecutor, is expected to finish this week. The market report notes continued sideways moves in New York stocks.
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Arthur J. Emerson
Frederick
Massachusetts
Fort Detrick
Emerson
Maryland
U. S. Army Corps
R. I Tennent Jr
A. D. Matheny
R. E. Kane
Four youths held for city crime spree and break ins
City and State Police report four white juveniles aged 15 to 16 in custody over a spree of break ins and thefts. Two admitted to entering Howard Barker's home on O Possumtown Pike stealing $21 in change and coins. Police say other offenses include stealing gas from parked cars, siphoning from a truck, stealing watermelons and empty bottles, and rifling coke machines and a popcorn machine at Braddock Heights amusement park.
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Howard Barker
O'Possumtown Pike
Henry I. Stafford
M. J. Grove
New
Jefferson Street
Dodd
Death Penalty Proposed for Airplane Hijacking in Senate
The Senate approved a provision making airplane hijacking a federal crime with a minimum 20 year prison term and potential life imprisonment or death. The amendment was adopted by voice vote, and the bill outlines the federal penalty structure for hijacking.
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Washington
Senate Today
Wee Women Question Household Roles Over Chess
In a brief humorous note the Wee Women mock a husband who complains about his chess prowess and his demand to run the household. The exchange highlights playful gender role tensions within a domestic setting.
Maryland Guardsmen Prepare for Intensive Camp Training
National Guard units from Frederick will depart Saturday for two weeks of demanding field training at Camp Pickett and Camp AP Hill in Virginia. Capt Crum and Capt May said the exercise will include live ammunition under strict safety rules, day and night operations, and both offensive and defensive drills with units from West Virginia and Maryland.
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National Guard
Frederick
Paul L. Crum Jr
Theso
Camp AP Hil
Crum
Kenneth L. May
116Th Infantry Regiment
W. Va
Tak
Maryland National Guard
Camp Pickett
115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland Army National
Kennedy orders guard assignment on planes and locked cockpit doors
President Kennedy announced border patrolmen will guard several airplanes and cockpit doors will be locked with the key kept inside. He urged governments to use all powers to curb what he called exercises in futility and urged restraint until hijacker details are known.
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Washington
Kennedy
Two Marines Admit Theft At Perry's Garage
Two 19 year old Marines captured after a 30 mile chase in Loudoun County Va admitted breaking and entering Perry's Garage at Point of Rocks. They were identified as Paul Rudolph Marquis and Keith William Sorber and are in custody as police file detainers. The youths rammed state police cars and threw tools during pursuit.
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Loudoun County
Perry
Point of Rocks
Paul Rudolph Marquis
Nashua
N.H
Keith ‘William Sorber
Noxon
Virginia Police
Virginia
Leesburg
Henry I. Stafford
Stafford
Polio Clinic Reduced to One Hour Each Monday
Facing a polio surge and low turnout the Health Department will hold a weekly free polio vaccine clinic for one hour on Mondays from 9 to 10 a m in Winchester Hall. A full-time clinic continues for daily mornings, with more than 400 vaccines given so far and several county cases under examination.
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Health Department
Winchester Hall
Nellie Smith
Rezoning Approved for Claude Crum Farm Near Walkersville
County Commissioners vote 2 to 1 to rezone 46 acres of the Claude Crum farm from agricultural to industrial. Delbert S. Null and Cannon vote for. Renn opposes. Rosenstock amends to 40 acres, citing buffer needs. Residents voice objections while Null cites county-wide benefits and tax diversification. Cannon offers no comment. Benn opposes rezoning, stressing lack of neighborhood change or original zoning error.
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Walkersville
Claude Crum
Delbert S. Null
A. Irving Renn
C. Burton Cannon
Renn
Cannon
Null
Crum
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Rosenstock
Board of Zoning Appeals
Canning Factory
Milling Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Benn
Frederick County
Wild Cat Loose In Washington County
A wild catamount is reportedly roaming near the Washington County dump with tracks seen in fields. Hunters have found only a log and a tom cat named John Jones as locals warn residents to keep dogs in at night. Odors from the dump and a nearby slow fire are described as a nuisance to nearby residents.
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Hagerstown
Api—A
Washington County
John Jones
Hagerstown Daily Mail
Jessie Wolford
Gum machine thrown at Royal Lunch owner after credit dispute
A white male, about 25, who failed to pay on credit for two hot dogs threw a 30 pound gum ball machine at Royal Lunch owner Christos Paleologos in a North Market street restaurant at about 12 45 a m. Paleologos was treated by a local doctor and police investigate.
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Filcher
Christos Paleologos
Royal Lunch
North Market Street
Paleologos
Owter
Detective Bureau
City Police
Norway Air Crash Kills 34 British youths in Norway
Thirty four Lanfranc School pupils aged 13 to 16 from Croydon died when a chartered Vickers Viking crashed on a Norwegian mountain during a coastal storm. Also killed were two schoolmasters, two pilots and a stewardess. The wreckage was found at dawn 15 miles from Stavanger in Ryflyke Field. The youths had hoped for a week of hiking, fishing and hostel stays with plans to travel from Sola Airport to Stavanger. Captain Philip Watts reported gale winds and heavy rain before the crash.
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Stavanger
Norway
Ryflyke Field
Viking
Cunard-Eagle Airlines
Sola
Philip Watts
Draft Call For Sept 25,000 Large Since Korean War
Washington AP The September draft quota was set at 25 thousand men the biggest since the Korean War ended. Defense Department said the Army will receive draftees as Navy Marine Corps and Air Force plan no September calls. Total drafted since 1950 reaches about 2.64 million. The September quota reflects expected volunteer and re enlistment input.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Pentagon
Five Doctors Placed On Hospital Staff At Frederick Memorial
Five physicians were granted staff privileges at Frederick Memorial Hospital by the Board of Managers at the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday. Dr Charles E. Broadrup joined the dental section of the Courtesy staff, while Dr Nelson Goodman was added to the Associate medical staff specializing in internal medicine and affiliated with Dr Louis Schoolman. Dr Jean Poirier and Dr John Teska also received Associate staff privileges as general practitioners. Dr Charles Edward Wright, a pediatrician, was placed on the Associate staff and will be affiliated with Drs Heldrich and Powell. A gift of 1000 dollars from Mrs Henry Brown Jr was announced to fund equipment. The Nursing Council reported June commencement, the 50th nursing school anniversary, 15 applications accepted for fall, and a committee was named for the annual report. July statistics showed 528 admissions, 139 births and 21 deaths.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Managers
Charles E. Broadrup
Broadrup
Nelson Goodman
Louis Schoolman
Jean Poirier
John Teska
Charles Edward Wright
Nursing Council
Michael
James B. Ranck
Airliner Hijack Attempt Ends in Cuban Field Tragedy
A Cuban Aerovias airliner bound for Isle of Pines was hijacked five minutes after takeoff from Havana. A gun battle killed the captain Luis Alvarez Regato, a military guard Silvino Sanchez Almaguer, and one hijacker. Copilot Alberto Bayo crash landed in a sugar cane field. four passengers and two crew were wounded. Authorities surrounded the field as hijackers fled.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Aerovias
Rancho Bayeros
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Bayo
Ramon Ferrandis
Gen Bedell Smith Dies Of Heart Attack At 65
Washington AP report notes General Bedell Smith, a key WWII planner and Ike's aide, died at 65 after a heart attack at his home. A soldier diplomat and four time DSM recipient, he rose from private to top planning roles for N Africa and Normandy, later serving as undersecretary of state, ambassador to Moscow, CIA director and AMF executive.
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Washington
Waller Bedell Smith
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Smith
Saerament
Indiana National Guard
North Africa
Normandy
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ike
Beetle
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Harry S. Truman
Moscow
Truman
Central Intelligence Agency
American Machine and Foundry Co
AMF lAtomics, Inc
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