Spartan Club Robbery Suspects Denied Bond, Trial Date Set
Five men charged in the Spartan Club armed robbery remain jailed after Judge Ralph G. Shure refused new bond. Proceedings opened in Circuit Court with defense counsel change, trial scheduled for September 7 at 9:30 am. The case involves Graves and four Newark or Washington suspects, with prior venue and severance motions debated.
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Ralph G. Shure
Nysterhs Spartan Club
Shure
Circuit Court
Samuel M. Barrick
Barrick
Barri
Howard Levine
Washington
Charles Robert Graves
East Iron
N. J
Graves
U. S
Willie Charles Willams
Newark
X. J
Johnnie Douglas Boyd
Tar Har Abu Suleiman
Benjamin Greif
James Charles Toland
Defendick
Levine
Horace M. Alexander
Ionabie
Spartan Club
MD. 355
Removal Of White Troops Is Requested In Congo
Leopoldville report says Prime Minister Lumumba asked the United Nations to withdraw all white troops from the Congo in a letter to Dag Hammarskjold. He also sought control of airports by the Congolese army and disarmament of local forces in Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Premer
Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarsfield
Katanga
Lumumbai
U.N. Congo
Nixon Sets Dashes Into South for Campaign Push
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans a Greensboro North Carolina trip on Wednesday while Sen. John F. Kennedy opens Southern campaigning by crossing into Virginia Aug 24. Kentucky Republican chairman Morton urges rapid flying swings to Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Virginia during the short Senate session. Both campaigns hinge on Senate actions to avoid missing key votes or breaking ties.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Potomac River
Alexandria
Xixon
Greensboro
N.C
Duke University
Durham
Thrusten B. Morton
Kentucky
Nixon
Missisippi
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Congress
Morton
GOP
Deep South
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
Kennedy
Senate
Two Women Fined For Disturbing Peace In Court
In a Ross Motel court hearing two women were fined for disturbing the peace after a bar room confrontation with the manager. No testimony confirmed the alleged beating claim, as both women declined to testify and the manager denied the violence. A separate case involving John Hancock, Washington painter, for reckless driving and DUI was postponed. police cite $350 property damage from a weekend sideswipe on the Frederick Freeway.
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T-court
Resi- Ross
Denis
Beisy
Mrs. Smart
Phillip R. Huggins
Walter Crossed
Frederick
U.S. 40
Snarling fugitive kills hostage taker in California
George F. Winn, 33, escaped California prison August 2 and held seven people in a home for two hours. He demanded obedience and food before a gunfight with sheriff's deputies ended his life despite a violent standoff. The incident began when he invaded a Jexner area home, wounded a resident, and fled in a car before deputies tracked him down.
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Jexner
Calif
API
Sheriff's Deputies
George F. Winn
San Quentin
von Arx
Victor
Bill
David
Nelson
Leslie
Don Lang
Winn
Cari County
von Atx
Dillon Urges Approval Of the Aid Plan
President Eisenhower backs a 600 million Latin American aid program to safeguard democracies, with a 100 million contingency fund for potential use in Congo troubles. Dillon urged Senate committee support without new appropriations, and noted possible loans or grants at inter American talks. Market declines followed a week of gains as trading slowed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congo
Cuba
Latin America
U.S
Bogota
Laos King Names Souvanna Premier Amid Rebel Demands
In Vientiane Laos King Savang Vatthana agreed to rebel demands naming Prince Souvanna Phouma premier and forming a neutralist government. Rebels led by Capt Rong Le cheered outside headquarters as Somsamith and cabinet resigned, removing pro Western leadership. The move aims to avert civil war and end foreign military advisers amid ongoing Pathet Lao clashes.
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Vientiane
Laos
Savang Waihana
Todas Vientiane
Tiao Somsanith
Souvanna Phouma
National Assembly
Rong le
Luang Prabang
Ig Tea
Somsamth
Souvanna Phoma
Kong le
Samsanith
United States
Katanga Police Fire Tear Gas as U.N. Stakes Rise
Elisabethville witnesses tear gas shells as Katanga leader Moise Tshombe faces street protests. U.N. forces replace Belgian troops, with Ethiopians Mali federation Moroccans and Swedes arriving to form about three battalions. Lumumba pressures for African troops from Ghana Guinea while Hammarskjold travels amid Congo crisis.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Tshormbe
United Nations
Kamina
U_N
Addis Ababa
Kivu
Katangas
Congo
Dag Ham- Marsh
Ethiopia
Mali
Lemumba
Ghana
Guinea
Kwame Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Hammarskjold
Kemina
Lumumba
Coucil
Woman in coma gives birth to a son at hospital
Marilyn Tagen, 27, who has been in a coma for four months, gave birth to a healthy son on August 6 at Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals. Doctors described her condition as a rare brain pressure disorder. Her husband Francis Tagen, 4, supports the family while caring for her.
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Boston
Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals
Marilyn Tagen
Francis Tagen
12 Ounce Girl Still Alive In Incubator
A 12 ounce girl born four months premature in a Brooklyn hospital remains alive in an incubator two days after birth. The infant named Carol Ann is listed with parents Dorjorhy Dispensa and Jozeph Dispensa as they await further medical reports.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dor Jorhy Dispensa
Caledonian Hospital
Prison Labour Protests End as 900 Return to Work
Nine hundred prisoners return to routine at Maryland State institutions after a work stoppage that began August 4 with 300 Jessup House of Correction inmates protesting time off sentences for outside jobs. Prisoners at the penitentiary and the reformatory joined earlier demonstrations but resumed work by today.
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Baltimore
Vernon Pepersack
House of Correction
Jessup
Reformatory
Hazerstown
House, Senate resume sessions amid midcampaign slowdown
The House and Senate reconvened after the convention with no major business planned in the near term. The Senate moved forward on an Arctic treaty and a four billion dollar public works bill while debating minimum wage and health care funding.
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average slightly above normal with near normal Tuesday and warmer midweek. Normal highs range from the upper 70s in Western Maryland to the mid 40s elsewhere. Lows vary from the mid 30s in the west to 63 to 69 elsewhere. Scattered thundershowers Tuesday, Wednesday, and again near week’s end.
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Associated Press
Maryland
William M Storm dies at 71 prominent Frederick attorney
William Martin Storm senior Frederick attorney and public figure died suddenly at his Rockwell Terrace home from a heart attack at about two o clock. He was 71. Born January 24 1869 he came from a storied local family and built a long career as lawyer banker and community leader. He served as Frederick county state attorney from 1923 to 1931 and again in 1943 to 1946. He held multiple civic roles including bank director hospital trustee and fire company vice president with deep involvement in local church and planning commissions.
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William Martin Storm
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
Richard Potts Storm
Martha Elizabeth Martin Storm
Storm
Old West South Street
Boys
University of Virginia
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Cadet Corps
Tramsville
Marshland
Attormer
Frederick County
Edwin F. Nikirk
Democratic Central Committee
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Mutual Insurance Company
Domestic Building Association
Frederick Memorial Hospital
The
Presbyterian Church
Church Board of Trustees
Brunswick
Thurmont
D. C. Winebrenner and Son, Inc
Frederick County Commissioners
County Roads Board
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Citizens Truck Company
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Albert Norman Parks
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Parks
Sykesville
Joan J. Messina
Donald E. Shower
Raymond W. Andrews
Cleveland
Bernadette Fratantonio
Venna
Mt. Sinai Hospital
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William Fratan
Tonio
St. Ann's Hospital
William M.storm
House
Rules Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
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