Supreme Court rulings spark calls to curb court powers
The piece argues that recent Supreme Court decisions undermine U S security by exposing FBI confidences to Communist scrutiny and hindering police. it cites Justice Clark and J Edgar Hoover plus concerns over the Mallory and Jencks rulings and a proposed bill to curb appellate reach and limit review of subversion cases. It frames the issue as a Cold War tension inside the court and Congress.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Tom Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United State
Jencks
House of Representatives
Joseph W.martin
Supreme Court
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Mallory
Kenneth Keating
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Jhhat
Robert V. Murray
Malloy
Congress
Internal Security
Senate Judiciary Commmittee
High Court
America
Senate
Tennal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Ist
New York Herald Tribune
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Two Accidents Reported In City
Eldon Sterling Rhodes 17 of 622 West Patrick Street charged by Officer Nathan Dorsey and Det Sgt A Norman Dietz with operating a motor vehicle without a license late Wednesday on West Patrick Street. He received a $1645 summons and was scheduled for trial next Wednesday at 7 p m. In addition to arrests Frederick Police reported two accidents late Thursday afternoon. At 4 17 p m on East Church Street near North Market Street opposite Winchester Hall two cars involved in an accident totaling $60 damage. A 1956 Oldsmobile sedan driven by Elsie Elizabeth Blank 34 of Route 6 Frederick moving west on East Church Street hit the open door of a parked car about 200 feet east of North Market Street on the north curb of East Church Street.
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Eldon Sterling Rhodes
West Patrick Street
Nathan Dorsey
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Thal
Frederick
East Church Street
North Market Street
Winchester Hall
Elsie Elizabeth Blank
Route 6
Gary Angleberger
Lions Club
Lions Club of
130 Pens
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Asylvania Avenue
Little League
Plymouth
Austin F. Angleberger
Angleberger
Pennsylvania Avenue
Young Angleberger
East South Street
Frederick High School
Roger Newell
Geiger
Frederick City
Columbia University
Paul Wilbur Sulcer
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Jword
Woodrow Wilson
James Fraser
Bobby
Smith Ronnie Fravell
Bill Rose
G. Graff
Larry Biehl
Darrell Feaga
Limk Silli
Jim Trout
Jack ‘Hartman
Ronnie Ehman
Bobby Null
James Gibson
All Stars
Larry ‘Biehl
Fraser
Lyman W. Karr
Lions Club Talk Highlights Community Service And Lost Dog Case
The Frederick Lions Club luncheon featured speaker Gary Angleberger discussing community service while a parallel report recounts how a lost Massachusetts tagged dog was traced by Maryland State Police to its Frederick owner Dr. David Van Tijn. No injuries reported in an alley collision involving two parked cars and a city truck.
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Massachusetts
Maryland
Edward B. Seligmann Jr
Old' S Braddock
SPCA
Francis Scott Key
Square Corner
Market Street
Frederick
Garry Phelps
Mass
David van Tijn
JKK
Post Office
Fort Detrick
Dr. van Tijn
Appliedesearch Inc
thePythian Building
Detrick
Population Boom and Shifts in U.S. States by 1970
The Census Bureau reports migration birth and death rates push the nation toward 200 million by 1970 with nearly half the population in the seven most populous states. The top ranks in 1950 shift, and growth slows in many states offering elbow room and rural resurgence. Arkansas Mississippi and Oklahoma show declining trends.
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Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
New York
California
Pensylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Texa
Michigan
New Jersey
Florid
Massachusetts
United States
Republicans Nominate Gaither and Urner for State Officess
Fifty years ago in Baltimore the Republican State Convention nominated George R. Gaither of Baltimore for governor and Hammond Urner of Frederick for attorney general. At a standing committee meeting of the Independent Hose Company Richard S. Keyser and Wm W Fleischmann were named drivers of the automobile hose wagon. A group including Aubrey Lindsay William Baer and others returned from camping along the Monocacy to the city. Meredith Groshon was injured at Braddock Heights when a switch lever struck his forehead and nose. he was treated by Dr. Ira J. McCurdy.
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George R. Gaither
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Independent Hose Company
Richard S. Keyser
Wm. W. Fleischamn
Guy Albaugh
George van Fosen
Vernon Sf. Rhoads
Arthurs Stern
Hart Creager
Arthur Rager
Aubrey Lindsay
Ira J. McCurdy
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A large boulder will be placed at Dynamite Bend on the Thurston road to mark the spot where an auto was stuck some months back. Charles L. White of Farm Neighbors League notes the upcoming dedication. A Frederick resident at Sunny Hill Farm near Frederick died Saturday after a long agricultural career for the U.S. government. The Chichesters and family, from Court Street, along with several Frederick women, vacationed at Paradise Beach with cottages for two weeks. A storm struck near Allentown, destroying a Maurer Milling Co. flour mill and causing about 300000 dollars in losses. J Lentz, father of Mrs. A Hart Etchison, serves as vice president of the company.
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Thurston Road
Charles L. White
Farm Neighbors League
M. Estabrook
Frederick
Sunny Hill Farm
Fredones
United States
P. W. Chichester
Court Street
Sherwood Forest
Heer
Annapolis
Stanley Meadows
Ann Ford
Christine
Baltimore
Louise
Helen
Margaret
Betty Gardner
Agnes
Catherine Creager
Helen Young
Paradise Beach
Maurer Milling Company
Allentown
J. =. Lentz
A. Hart Etchison
Wedding Bells Ring At Mark's Lutheran Church
Miss Sara Jane Brandenburg and Carroll G. Zimmerman wed at Mark's Lutheran Church Wolfsville in a double ring ceremony. Rev Basil Grossnickle and Rev George DeLanter officiated. Bridesmaids and groomsmen included Ralph Yingling and Garnett Wisner. The couple plan to reside in Walkersville where both families held post ceremony receptions.
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James Gregory
Mark's Lutherage Church
Wolfsville
Sara Jane Brandenburg
Oscar A. Brandenburg
Carroll G. Zimmerman
Airs
Edgar A. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Basil Grossnickte
Geo. DeLanter
Jasper Morgan
Edward Palmer
Ralph Yingling
Frederick
Rodger Rhodes
Hagerstown
Patricia Ann DeLatcter
Teaneck
N. J
Ellen Grossnickle
Myersville
Jama J
Cheri Davis
Jimmy Davis
Garnett Wisner
William Zimmerman Jr
Buckeys-town
Tresoning Zimmerman
Walkersville High School
Fort Detrick News Digest Highlights Summer Program
Fort Detrick reports on the summer employe program through the Regional Director's Letter. Exit interview comments show high student satisfaction and valuable experience for future counseling. Exhibits, fishing trip, weddings, picnics, and store notices follow with local personnel updates.
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Sonnet
Bby
U. S. Civil Service
Civil Service
Deterek
Pervisor
Side Glances and Farewells at the Officers Open Mess
Medal awarded to Specialist Third Class Frederick A Hoyt and congratulations to all. Bridge winners in the Officers Open Mess contest include First Lieutenant Richard Drewyer and Lieutenant Dave Warton with Manuel Weinberg and Sylvia Weinberg taking second and Phil Pearson and Sally Pearson third. New civilian employees Helen G Alexander Nancy L Fisher and Elizabeth J Suman welcomed. Several personnel departures announced and a series of education plans for lieutenants. Annual division picnic set for Fairgrounds August 27 at 5 30 p m with arrangements by Hubert Kaempf and Earl Oden. Reunions and travels noted along with returns to Newport aboard USS Johnston.
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Richard Drewyer
Dave Warton
Manuel
Sylvia Weinberg
Phil
Sally Pearson
Fairgrounds
Hubert Kaempf
Earl Oden
Por Siegel
Albert Detwiler
Pennsylvania
Naomi Mackley Green
Orie
Detroit
Elizabeth Mercer
Atlantic City
Roger E. Painter
Thomas F. Bane
Germany
France
Italy
England
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Switzerland
Damascus Community Fair Plans Are Announced
Damascus FHA FFA and PTA members met to finalize plans for a September 19 20 community fair in the agriculture barn. A livestock department and several new events join the greased pig chase kiddie rides, horse shoe pitch and nail driving contests. Entries for livestock show must be submitted by September 11.
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Damascus Community Fair Committee
Damascus Fha
FFA
PTA
Damascus +H
John King
Damascus
Irvin King
Woodrow Pruitt
Harold ‘Muliaix
Mr. Tolley
FHA
John L. King
Margaret Thomas
Ward Ferrow
Ellis G. Grime
Chester Leishear
Roscoe Buxton
Arthur Bowie
Billy Riggleman
L. D. Tolley
Last Harbor Tunnel Section Is Placed
The final twin-tube section of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel was lowered into place in the Patapsco River. Merritt-Chapman & Scot Corp. reported a smooth four hour operation as section 18 connected the Fairchild end to the Canton side. Pressure pins were set and concrete collars will seal joints. The tunnel should open end to end in three weeks to a month, with full completion by about December 3.
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Merritt-Chapman & Scot Corp
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Harbor
Canton
Leither
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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