Allegations Denied By Chief Main In Fatal Police Shooting
Chief of Police Charles V Main denied claims that the Frederick police covered up details of the fatal shooting of Marshall W Alien Jr a 22 year old Negro. He said the press had full facts and expressed sorrow over the death. A 100 strong Negro meeting urged further inquiry and possible legal aid amid calls for transparency at a manslaughter hearing set for Friday.
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Charles V. Main
Marshall W. Alien Jr
Main
Frederick
Warren Dorsey
Allen
East Street
J. Frank Main Jr
William P. Larkin
American Legion
Larkin Post Legion
Dorsey
Allen Jr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Lynwood Jones
NAACP
Jack Hardy
Negro Legion Post
Frederick High Plans First Ever Double Shift For tenth Graders
Frederick High School will open the year with an extended day double shift to handle overflow. About 200 tenth graders will be affected, with no cafeteria service initially due to kitchen renovations. An enrollment of about 1,600 is expected, and a revised bus and class schedule is in place for the first days.
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David L. Dean
Linganore
Central
Frederick High School
Dean
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Frederick High
Uniform Milk Price Ordered for Northern Frederick County
The USDA announced that starting Friday bulk milk prices will be federally regulated in northern Frederick County as part of the Upper Chesapeake Bay region. Two thirds of producers approved amendments adding the county's northern section, with the southern half in the Washington DC region order. Regulators noted fairness concerns over competition for Fort Detrick and Sabillasville hospital contracts.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Department of Agriculture
Damres
Upper
Chesapeake Bay
Washington, D.C
Mukhandlers
Fort Detrick
Sabillasville
Eastern Shore
Guilty Of Drunken Reckless Driving In Court
Richard K. Miller of North Market Street was found guilty of drunken driving after a patrol on U S 49 west of Frederick observed speeds from 35 to 70 mph. A Breathalyzer read .21. Miller received a $150 DUI fine and a $25 suspended reckless driving penalty. Represented by Edwin F. Nikirk.
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Richard K. Miller
North Market Street
Neil Xander
U.S. 49
Frederick
Miller
Edwin F. Nikirk
Defeat of House Bid for Federal School Aid
A Republican and Southern Democrat coalition blocked House consideration of the Kennedy administration's federal aid to education bill, effectively ending federal funding for public school construction this session. The vote was 242 to 169 with two other aid components likely to pass later.
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Washington
House
Public fishing lake planned south of Urbana Maryland
A public fishing lake about a %-acre is planned on land south of Urbana acquired by the Maryland Inland Game and Fish Commission. Work may start this fall with access via Dixon road and a road from Dr. Gerald J. Schipper's property. The project awaits routine approval and will be the county’s first large state‑owned lake with boating allowed but no motors or water skiing.
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Urbana
Maryland Inland Game and Fishing Commission
Commission
Malcolm King
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Glenn W. Geisler
U. S. 240
Dixon Road
Thurston Road
King
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
State Roads Land
State Roads Commission
Geisler
Maryland Inland Game and Fish Commission
Gerald J. Schipper
Ollie Cosgrave
Schipper
County Commissioners
Bennett's Creek
Dr. Schipper
County Roads Department
Maryland
Brunswick
Libertytown
Gambrill Park
Plan for Adult Farming Course in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Education begins an adult farming program to improve farm business practices. Harold Reiley directs courses at Frederick Thurmont and Walkersville High Schools, with bimonthly classes and in-field farm record analysis for up to 20 farmers this first year.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Thurmont
Walkersville
Reiley
University of Maryland
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Montgomery County Board of Education
Motor shares rebound as auto strike deadline postponed
Reprieved by postponement of the auto strike deadline, motor shares rebounded in quiet trading this afternoon, lifting the market modestly.
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Motorspace Market
New York
Rescue After Cable Car Crash Near Mont Blanc
Officials report passengers from six small aluminum cable cars rescued by helicopters after an incident on the aerial railway near Mont Blanc. The photograph shows three cars in the accident area.
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Aiguille du Midi
Mont Blanc
Alpinists Rescue Tourists Trapped In Aerial Cable Cars
Rescuers completed removal of 81 sightseers after hours on the Mont Blanc cableway amid a freak accident that killed six. Helicopters ferried survivors to Chamonix hotels as crews tightened the broken traction line and safer cars were secured.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Aiguille du Midi
Wese
Raymond Jacquet
Haute Savoie
Italy
Alps
Ziegler
Luxeuil
Francis Blanchard
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Way Station
Aiguine du Midi
Torino
London
East German escapes over canal amid border gunfire
An East German swimmer reached the west bank of the Teltow Canal under heavy border-fire and was uninjured. Police reported bullets striking the canal as he climbed out, while clashes and tear gas incidents continued along the Berlin border. President Luebke visited Berlin to assess the border situation and planned a trip to a refugee center.
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Berlin
Teltow Canal
West Berlin
Freedom
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Wily Brandt
Luebke
Marienfelde
Thompson Eyes Moscow Talk On Berlin Before Four Ministers
Western officials say Amos Thompson may seek a Moscow meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to learn Soviet views on Berlin talks ahead of a London Washington Paris West German ministerial session. Kennedy schedules a noon White House talk with West German Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe as Adenauer worries about neutralism.
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Washington
Apixuls
Ambor Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Kennedy
White House
Wilhelme Grewe
Grewe
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
New York Times
Adenauer
West Germany
the Times
West Berlin
Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
New York
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.N
Brunswick Seeks Bids On 40000 Bond Issue For Streets
Brunswick plans a 40000 bond issue for street repair work both planned and under way. Mayor James E. Cummings says winter weather damaged streets and some repaving is in progress. Bids due by 12 noon September 11 at City Hall. bonds issued in 1000 denominations mature two per year through 1981 with up to five percent interest. principal and interest payable at Peoples National Bank. Delivery within 30 days of sale.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Cummings
Peoples National Bank
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