Trials Move to Howard County in Sparton Club Robbery Case
State Chief Judge Patrick M Schnaufer signed an order transferring the trial of five men accused in the armed robbery of the Sparton Club to Howard County. State’s Attorney Robert S Rothenhoefer cited excessive publicity as a reason a fair jury could not be empaneled in Frederick County. The case, indicted June 14, has seen repeated delays and counsel changes, with continuances through September before the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sparton Club
Howard County
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Charles Robert Graves
William Charles Williams
Johnnie Douglas Boyd
Alias Tar Har Abu Suleiman
Benjamin Greif
James Charles Toland
Williams and
Bord
Benjamin B. Campbell
Arington
Campbell
Howard Levine
Washington
Williams
Boyd
Greif
Toland
Wilbur F., Sheffield Jr
New York City
Schnauffer
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Ralph G. Shure
Shure
Man Fined for Bad Checks in Boyd County Court
A Boyd County father of three pled guilty to passing two bad checks dated June 22 and 27 1960 at a supermarket. Magistrate Edward D Storm fined Charles C Briscoe 75 dollars for both offenses. Restitution was made per market manager D Melvin Coran. Detective Elis Carty noted restitution is common after arrest. Briscoe claimed funds were in the bank at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Edward D. Storm
Charles C. Briscoe
Melvin Coran
Briscoe
Elis Carty
Corun
Coran
Frederick
Lindbergh Ayler
Hamsville
Tope Barnes
Ayier
Ayior
Algersville
Robert Newlin
Hagerstown
Jean Moore
Flood Disaster Faces Central Luzon as Rains Persist
Manila reports continued heavy rainfall driving a major flood crisis across five central Luzon provinces. Rivers rose and a dam in Tarlac broke while other river-control works failed in Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan, flooding towns and villages. About 80 towns were overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Tarlac
Nueva Incija
Pangasinan
Bulbar Polio Cause Of Death Of Mother
A Maryland mother of six, Ladonna Fitzwater, 27, near Altamont, Garrett County, Md., died at Shadyside Hospital from bulbar polio. Her son Michael, 1, also ill in Oakland hospital. both had not received polio vaccines while her other children were vaccinated.
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Pittsburgh
Shadyside Hospital
Maryland
Ladonna Fitzwater
Altamont
Garrett County
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Oakland
Wiliam Fitzwater Jr
Michael
Oakland Hospital
Salvation Army Captain Transferred to Winchester Virginia
Captain Israel announced his transfer as head of the local Salvation Army headquarters to a post in Winchester Virginia. Captain Woodcock will lead the local post, arriving next Wednesday, with Israel and family leaving for their new assignment the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Israel
Salvation Army
Winchester
Thomas Woodcock
Salisbury
Israel
Army Chapel
West Fifth Street
Woodcock
Weilsburg
W. Va
Wee Women Test Awakening Amid Musical Bellows
A fragment notes a bellows like musical signal guiding workers to wake up. The odd line appears as a stream of consciousness style cue, possibly from a feature on industrial rhythms or a satirical piece about work and alertness.
Crowd Watches Drainage Work at Culler Lake Cleanup
A crowd gathered as city crews drained Culler Lake to clean the bottom and install a new overflow pipe. State game officials assisted, moving thousands of small bluegills to be saved and reintroduced later, while mud and grass removal proceeds and pipe sections are cleared.
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Culler Lake
Carroll Creek
Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Lewistown
Watkins Acres
Culler
Lloyd C. Culler
State Game Department
Fishing Creek
Troops Sent Into Kasai Province
Premier Patrice Lumumba airlifted Congolese troops into Kasai to quell tribal warfare between Lulua and Bambili with more than 1600 soldiers sent to Luluabourg. The government sought UN planes, which were refused, amid fears of regional secessionist moves in Katanga and ongoing unrest after independence.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
Air Congo
Belgium
Sabena Iine
Lutuabourg
Joseph Mfobutu
Lumumba
Lower
Congo
U.N
U. N
United Nations
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
City police urge late bicycle inspections before school opens
Police report 1 603 bicycles licensed with about 500 residents still noncompliant as of yesterday. Final inspection day is Thursday at police headquarters from 8 30 a m to 3 39 p m. The three week effort aims to register all bikes and issue rider codes while urging adherence to traffic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Five Day Forecast For Maryland From AP
Fair weather expected for most of the period with a chance of showers on Monday. Cool Thursday with a gradual rise through Monday and temperatures near seasonal normals. Afternoon highs range from 77 in Western Maryland to the mid 80s in the east. Early lows from the low 30s in Western Maryland to the low 40s elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Three Drivers Charged After Route 330 Four Car Crash
Police report a four car collision on Route 330 at Hill near Bolivar at 7 pm Monday causing $1400 in damage. The last three drivers were charged with following too closely. Vehicles included a 1960 Dodge driven by Bryant Vance Walker of Salem Virginia, a 1855 Mercury driven by Fred Edward White of Frederick, a 1957 Ford station wagon driven by Harvie S. Durlap of Washington, and a 1935 Ford driven by Henry Ford Kelly of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harvie S. Durlap
Washington
Ford
Henry Ford Kelly
Baltimore
Congress Nears End As Foreign Aid Vote Looms
The Senate voted to block all foreign aid to countries arming Cuba’s Fidel Castro regime as it moves to finish the year’s spending bill. The $3.939 billion foreign aid measure, amended by Sen. Styles Bridges, faces decisive action before Congress adjourns, with adjournment tied to progress on minimum wage and housing bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cuba
Ser. Styles H. Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
D-Moni
Mansfield
House
House Rules Committee
Ruies
Senate Appropriations Committee
Local residents invited on U S trade missions abroad
Frederick Chamber of Commerce executive secretary Richard D. Hammond announced that qualified local residents may travel next year on U S trade missions to France East Africa Australia Japan Germany Chile Uruguay Nigeria with the Congo as an alternate. Participants will receive schooling at Washington embassies before departure and Hammond seeks funding details from the Commerce regional office in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
France
East Africa
Australia
Japan
Germany
Chile
Uruguay
Nigeria
Congo
Washington
Hammond
Department of Commerce
Castro Rebuffs OAS, Vows Friendships With Soviet China
Fidel Castro lashed at the OAS and the United States in a late night Havana speech. He declared the island would be friends of the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, standing by allies and rejecting the hemispheric pressure to sever ties. Foreign ministers from American republics opened talks in San Jose on Cuba policy as Cuban stance drew sharp regional reactions.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
Can
Organization of Ameri
People’s Republic of China
Workers’ Palace
All America
United States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
China
Ha‘vana
OAS
Castro
Organization of American States
Christian Herter
Listion
Venezuela
Youth Crushed By Farm Tractor In Montgomery County
Leonard C. Bauman Jr. of Burtonsville was seriously injured when a tractor toppled on him near Crest Hill Lane and Briggs Chaney Road. He was rushed to Washington Sanitarium with a fractured skull, crushed left arm, and back injuries after being pinned for about four hours. He remained conscious and joked with rescuers, claiming not to be Yul Brynner as he awaited surgery. The Bauman dairy farm is in the New Market District.
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Leonard C. Bauman, Jr
Burtonsville
Crest Hill Lane
Briggs Chaney Road
Montgomery County
Washington Sanitarium
Albert Barbieri
Yul Brynner
Leonard
Carl $M. Bauman
New Market District
Two Accidents reported with injuries and vehicle damage
This morning two city accidents left one person slightly injured and four cars damaged. Barbara Ann Kennedy was treated as an outpatient after a collision at East Third street and North Market street. She and Casper Edward Cram said they had green lights but were charged with running a red. Cram drove a 1954 Buick and Kennedy a Plymouth coupe with damages of 73 and 250 dollars respectively. The second crash on Rosemont avenue involved Edgar A. Hahn pulling from a parked position and Russell V. Jones driving a 1949 Ford. Hahn was cited for failing to yield. Damages were about 20 and 0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barbara Annn Kennedy
Kennedy
East Third Street
North Market Street
Casper
Edward Cram
Cram
North Market
James W. Stockman
Crum
Miss Kennedy
Plymouth
Rosemont Avenue
Edgar A. Hahn
Woodsboro
Russell V. Jones
McMinnville
Tenn
Bernard E. King
Hahn
Jones
Eisenhower says Kennedy must unite Democrats for action
President Eisenhower at a news conference said Kennedy can get what he wants from Congress if he unites Democrats. He defended his leadership after Kennedy’s charge that Senate rejection of Social Security medical care for the aged showed Democratic splits. Eisenhower stressed his own leadership and noted Democrats hold a large party majority in Congress. He touched on Cuba, debate rules, and campaign themes including fiscal policy, farm reform, and Nixon’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Erven
Esesehhe
Cuba
Richard XM. m
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Nixon Nixon
Nixon
Bok
Spinionn
Hpress
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Kasai Province
Ike Gibes
Shtaura
Lebanon
Don, Left
Gene Hayes
du Quoin
Hayes Brothers
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