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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
2
The page lists mailing and delivery rate details for The News Frederik with per item charges and notices about associated services. It notes circulation procedures and the responsibility of readers for missing issues and delivery inquiries.
Readings from August 25 1917 items include a large traction engine accident near Ceresville with a threshing outfit, a six foot fish crane sighting near Carroll Creek, reports of road obstructions near Thurmont, a three cent carfare proposal by the Maryland Federation of Labor, delayed mail from Frederick to Thurmont, a small Brunswick fire at Frank Grimes residence, Richard Esterly foot injury at Morris Iron Works, a pavement contract to H H Klipp for Swastika Realty, and a horse bite on Harry Waters hand at Maryland Brick and Supply Co.
The piece argues that Buddhist unrest in South Viet Nam reflects broader global patterns of totalitarian influence andWestern foreign policy. It warns that without mass literacy and public resistance, regimes like Diem’s may endure, while U.S. backing could curb or fuel further upheaval and communist opportunism.
The St Lawrence Seaway reports a fifth rise in traffic in the first half compared with last year and a July peak of over four million tons. August continued the high flow after opening on April 25, 1959, signaling the system’s growing impact linking the United States, Canada, and global shipping.
Among The Sick Miz. Ansa shot Leather man of Randolph street Hagers town is a patient in the Wash ington County Hospital in that city. Mrs. Leatherman was formerly a resident of Frederick. Jimmy Morgan eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morpe of LeGore returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday after having his adenoids and tonsils removed. His condition is reported as satisfactory. Mrs. Norman W. Etzier Carrol Parkway who underwent surgery Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital is recovering satisfactorily.
A three judge panel in Hagerstown considered arguments for a new trial for William D Zantzinger, the Southern Maryland tobacco farmer convicted in the death of Baltimore barmaid Hattie Carroll. The panel, the same trio that convicted him in June, indicated a ruling on the motion would come later. The 21 year old was charged with causing Carrolls death after an altercation aboard a carnival float.
Governor Tawes says national guard troops will stay in Cambridge through the October 1 referendum on an amended city charter guaranteeing equal public accommodations for Negroes. Civil rights leaders warn demonstrations could resume if the amendment fails. The move follows a June 4 order to preserve order amid racial tensions.
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports rescuers after raising two men from a coal mine cave in push a 12 inch shaft about 305 feet into earth to reach a void. they search for Louis Bova missing since August 13 in same incident while two other probes operate.
Officials reported drilling began at 5 45 a m and halted for six hours. A three inch probe reached 192 feet at 7 a m and a six inch shaft hit 88 feet. The miners were directed to sink an escape shaft as officials awaited removal of the drill pipe to assess success. The mine planned to close for safety.
Mr and Mrs Richard Maurice Wolf announce the birth of a son Timothy Maurice on August 23 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Wolf is the former Betty House. Mr and Mrs Francis W Bush Sr were in Milwaukee last week attending the supreme convention. Funeral services for Miss Ada of the Knights of Columbus were held in Frostburg. Bush attended as a delegate. Interment was at Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro conducted by Rev C H Hinegardner.
Practical study tips focus on organizing materials, keeping a doodle and vocabulary notebook, using flash cards for foreign language vocab, and maintaining notebooks for outside reading ideas. Emphasizes writing down new words and concepts and reviewing weekly to save end-of-chapter reading.
Two civil suits filed in U S District Court seek to ban Bible reading and prayers in public schools. Plaintiffs Gary and Susan DeYoung and W Harry Johns Jr and his wife claim established practices conflict with constitutional limits. The state's five Bible verses and Lord's Prayer rules face challenge while attorney Irving Morris of the Delaware ACM LCLU represents the families.
Several hundred youths demonstrated Tuesday night against a planned midnight curfew as Ocean City officials faced complaints about police handling of teen behavior. Mayor Harry W. Kelley cited a flood of calls and letters from residents concerned about policing. The protest accompanied visitors opposing the curfew set to begin Friday to curb Labor Day weekend disturbances.
Boxing promoter Benny Magnano and his brother Anthony Trotta were indicted by a federal grand jury on 17 counts of bookmaking involving horse bets in Maryland. Co-defendant Vince DeSantis Sr. is named. Anthony Trotta pleaded guilty earlier Tuesday in the same gambling case.
The river conditions indicate low water on the Rivers Monocacy side and mud along the banks, with clearer water in the middle and low flow at Point of Rocks.
About 13 security guards picketed at the Wallops Island Virginia National Space Agency station led by athletic trainer Joe Grba. The strike seeks higher pay while Hardin-Simmons University notes the guard captain says half of the past 15 years involved new guards. One-time big league pitcher Eli Grba was brought in to replace strikers.
Robersville band led by Harvey Harrington will play at Mullinix Park Thursday at 8 15 a m The concert features King Nugget Nell Fillmore Lassus Trombone Mancini selections Wayward Wind Lebowsky and Newman Hai America Liberty Fleet Quilting Party Hop Cruising Down the River and Colonel Miner in a patriotic and popular program
International church leaders meeting in Rochester react to the Washington civil rights protest. Archbishop Arthur Rambsey and others urge reflection on moral duties and justice. W Averell Harriman condemns Communist aggression and atheism during the gathering surrounded by a Russian Orthodox delegation.
Police report a note found in the maid's purse claimed she would kill actor George Montgomery and herself after she allegedly fired a shot at him. The incident centers on a threatened murder suicide scenario linked to Montgomery.
Multiple notices record deaths with dates and locations in Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Father Walter M Funkhouser 55, Fort Ritchie civilian. obituary lists survivors and funeral arrangements at A K Coffman Funeral Home. Theodore Manuel 3, Harpers Ferry native. burial at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mary Anne Palmer Stottlemyer 80. services at Falconer Funeral Home New Market with interment at New Market Cemetery.
Bernard Keedy Young of Hagerstown died Tuesday morning at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown of a heart attack aged 44 He was a son of Ernest and Margaret Keedy Young of Rohrersville A member of St Johns Lutheran church he worked for Pangbornok in Hagerstown past 24 years Survived by wife Sarajane Remsburg Young a daughter Roxanne at home three brothers David Donald Young I of Hagerstown and Joseph Young of Middletown The body is at the funeral home in Boonsboro with services Friday at time Rev George E Whetstone assisted by Rev Fred Gross Interment Bakersville cemetery Friends may call Thursday evening
The Justice Department is reportedly considering legal action against the group of U.S. students who visited Cuba despite State Department objections. The report notes potential charges or enforcement steps may be pursued depending on the investigation.
Hank recounts a brutal cave in with his partner Davey lasting sixteen days underground. They endured freezing temperatures, hallucinations, and near drowning before a five inch drill reached them and lifted them to safety. He resolves to rethink work and attend church regularly.
New York AP report says Franks co, charged with shooting two policemen in New Jersey, was killed by police bullets in a hideout. Det. Lt. Thomas Quinn wrestled with him during the confrontation as gunfire erupted. the suspect was struck multiple times before dying at the scene.
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