Voting Lists Are Reached for Primary Election Use
The Board of Election Supervisors announced a permanent addressograph based listing system with initial cost not to exceed 1200 dollars. It will provide up to date district precinct and county voter lists, available to parties and citizens, with charges per name and automatic updates after each registration change. As of now 28,405 voters are registered: 15,893 Democrats, 12,019 Republicans, 493 unaffiliated.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Horton Peace
Donald Woods
Democrat
Republic
Woods
Court House
Traffic Violations Heard Before Magistrate Burgee
A battery of cases, mostly traffic violations, were heard by Magistrate Richard Burgee. Notable items include Paul G. Hausler Jr. being jailed in lieu of fines after pleading guilty to reckless driving and failing to obey a stop light on College Avenue, with fines of 25 and 10 dollars and 10 days in default. Wilmer E. Jacobs Jr. received a 10 dollar fine for leaving the scene of an accident after crashing into a sign at U.S. 240 and 340. Edward C. Davis of Fountain Mills was convicted of failing to grant the right of way, with sentence generally suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burgee
Paul G. Hausler Jr
RFD 5
Cpl
Paul W. Mossburg
Ralph H. L. Potts
College Avenue
Mossburg
West Second Street
Hausler
Wilmer E. Jacobs Jr
RFD 4
Neil Alexander
Jacobs
U. S.240
State Roads Commission
Edwin F. Nikirk
Burgee
Harold M. Harris
Mt. Airy
Harris
Harry P. Phillips
East South
Carroll Streets
Phillips
Sgt. Phillips
Carroll Street
East South Street
Sgt
Edward C. Davis
Fountain Mills
Tramsville
Davis
TFC
Victor L. Guilmino
U. S. 40
Rt. 75
Fourth R Added To High School Curriculum
Washington AP reports a nationwide NEA survey shows public schools expanding reading, writing, arithmetic plus space age science and how to study courses. Schools from Davenport Iowa to Beverly Hills California plan longer English periods, Spanish programs, remedial reading, and math courses tied to space age themes.
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Washington
National Education Association
NEA
Davenport
Iowa
Beverly Hills
Calif
Auburn
Nly
Harvey
Til
Mt. Lebanon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Farmingdale
N.Y
Yale
University of Illinois
Mt. Vernon
Parma
Ohio
U.S
Santa Cruz
Marion
Nine Die In State Mishaps
Nine people died across Maryland over the weekend in highway crashes drownings and other accidents. Fatalities include Pablo Antonio Santiago in a Route 30 crash near Reisterstown, Virginia Lee Harford in a Silver Spring motorcycle collision, and two Baltimore brothers in a late fire. A 11 year old boy died from a self inflicted gunshot and Norman Adams, George Marek, and Thomas Creek perished in drownings. Authorities note 263 highway deaths this year, with other victims from Chase Bel Air and Shad Point.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Pablo Antonio Santiago
Hampsted
Reisterstown
Virginia Lee Harford
Washington
Silver Spring
Edward Adamson
James Moreland Jr
Claude S. Carson
Accokeek
Prince Georges County
Sidney P. McCurry
Chase
Hazel Cook
Upper Falls
Bel Air
Norman Adams
Cambridge
George Marek
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Creek
Lansdowne
Adams
Creek
Marek
Robert Gerald Townsend
Shad Point
Salisbury
Donald M. Wengert
Elmer K. Wengert
Brooklyn Youth Admits Stabbing Two Boys to Death
Israel Santiago of Brooklyn, a Puerto Rican youth and weightlifter, confessed to stabbing Raymond Trinidad Jr. aged 13 and Jaime Luis Ruiz aged 9 fifty five times in a predawn attack in Canarsie. He reenacted the crime for police, saying I am not sorry for killing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Israel Santiago
Canarsie
Santiago
Raymond V. Martin
Augustin Trinidad Jr
Jaime Luis Ruiz
Martin
Communists Tighten Barricades in West Berlin Crisis
West Berlin grew tense as Communist forces strengthened barbed wire borders near Staaken. British infantry and tanks patrolled a two mile front, with Lt. Col. Sherman noting preparations to seal escapes. Johnson’s visit and U S reassurance bolstered residents as East Berlin families were moved from Harzerstrasse amid ongoing border tensions.
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Rohan Delacombe
Brandenburg Gate
East Berlin
Harzerstrasse
Berlin
Johnson
United States
Hood Alumnae appoints Elizabeth Benchoff as executive secretary
Elizabeth Benchoff, Hood College alumna class of 1938, named executive secretary of the Hood Alumnae Association. She starts September 16, succeeding Anne L. Funk who resigns to marry, effective December 1. Benchoff, daughter of Major and Mrs. Guy Benchoff of Woodstock, Va, previously served in YMCA roles in Kanapolis and Port Huron.
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Elizabeth Benchoff
Hood College
Alumnae Association of
Hood
Miss Benchoff
Anne L. Funk
Miss Funk
Guy Benchoff
Woodstock
Hond
Cannon Memorial Ymca
Kannapolis
N.C
Blue Water Ymca
Port Huron
Mich
YMCA
Johnson Sees Ties With Germans Grow Stronger
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returned from a 36 hour visit to West Germany and West Berlin reporting that bonds among the free world have strengthened. He met Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Mayor Willy Brandt, praised West German leadership, and said U.S. forces helped ease anxieties among friends. The trip included a cracked window delay and a misty Andrews landing after the jet’s long journey. the White House awaited Kennedy’s return from Hyannis Port.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Free World
West Berlin
Andrews Air Force Base
Johnson
Berlin
Shannon
Ireland
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
George W. Ball
Wilhelm Grewe
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
United States
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Brandt
Car Overturns On Route 15 Near Emmitsburg
A car carrying Amos L. Whitley Helen Irene Whitley and son John Howard Whitley skidded on a slick Route 15 curve north of Emmitsburg and overturned. They were treated for shock at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg and released. No charges against Mrs Whitley.
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Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Route 15
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Amos L. Whitley
RFD
Hanover
Helen Irene Whitley
John Howard Whitley
Whitleys
Earl Tracey
Whitley
Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Show At Frederick Fairgrounds
About 3,500 spectators attended the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse show at the Frederick Fairgrounds Friday and Saturday. Warner L. Brittain, show manager, praised the event as successful for sport and finances. Exhibitors from across the eastern states competed in 45 classes with prizes awarded to horses from Joselene Hills farm owned by Mr and Mrs Joseph Vona. Brittain, the only other local exhibitor, also won awards. The event was sponsored locally by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Warner L. Brittain
Eastern
Seaboard States
Joselene Hills Farm
Joseph Vona
Brittain
Morgans
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Five Day Weather Outlook With Temperatures and Rain
The forecast calls for near normal temperatures with a dip below normal early in the week and a rise above normal later. Scattered showers are expected mid to late week, totaling about one inch, with heavier rain around Thursday. Normal highs range 78 to 85, lows 62 to 68, with mountain lows in the lower 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hood College Alumnae Liaison and Events Director
The executive secretary serves as a liaison between the alumnae and Hood College officials. She coordinates 26 Hood Alumnae Clubs, edits the Alumnae magazine, and arranges activities for alumnae during Campus Day and alumnae weekends. She directs the Loyalty Fund and annual alumnae giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Hood College
Hood
France Urged to Withdraw Troops From Tunisia Bizerte Base
Thirty two nations propose a U N General Assembly resolution urging France to negotiate the withdrawal of all French troops from Tunisia including the Bizerte base. The measures seek immediate talks on exiting Tunisian territory while the U S position looms as delegates weigh abstention versus support.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
France
Tunisia
Bizerte
99- Nation Assembly
Security Council
Africa
Asia
Yugoslavia
Tunisian
United States
Berlin
United Nations
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Frederick Legion Dominates New Jersey In Rain Delayed Game
Frederick's crack baseball team in the Mid-Atlantic American Legion Tournament defeated unbeaten New Jersey 5-0 in a rain-delayed contest. The focal team was set to face Washington at 2:30 p.m. after the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
American Legion
New Jersey Today
Washington
Boy 2 Cited For Jaywalking In Columbus
A 2-year-old boy, James Hinerman, was cited for jaywalking as police report he darted from a sister and hit a truck. He was listed in critical condition at Children's Hospital. the citation served to absolve the driver of blame.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Hinerman
Children’s Hospital
Fire Sweeps Hudson Fire Sweeps Hudson
A half mile railroad terminal and dock area in Weehawken New Jersey burned for three hours destroying a large ferry terminal and adjoining structures. Firemen from 12 departments battled the blaze aided by fire boats and coast guard. Six injured, one missing, property loss estimated over a million dollars.
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Weehawken
New Jersey
New York Central Railroad
42Nd St. Ferry
Manhattan
New York
New York Central
Hudson
Bergen
New York City
Coast Guard
West New York
N.J
James Woodcock
Ralph Cinque
Showers Forecast To Break Dry Spell In Frederick County
Drizzling rain eased the bone dry soil this morning in Frederick County with the Weather Bureau predicting showers to end by noon. Total monthly rainfall reaches 1.52 inches, still short of the 4.03 inch normal, as farmers hope for further rain midweek. Temperatures cooled with a high near 71 and a low around 59 expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Weather Bureau
NC Lt. Gov. H Cloyd Philpott Dies at 52
Cloyd Philpott, 52, lieutenant governor of North Carolina and former mayor of Lexington, died Saturday from a circulatory ailment. A furniture manufacturer, he was regarded as a strong 1968 gubernatorial candidate.
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C. Philpott
Winston-Salem
N.C
H. Cloyd Philpott
North Carolina
Philpott
Lexington
Fof
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Jenkins Bros. Canning Factory
News-Post
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Tex
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Kahn
Tyler
Tiwo
Hood Alumnae
U. N
Frederick Legion
Boy
PHILS
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
International Airport
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Hewepa
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