Mt Pleasant dog bite case ends with fine for owner
Gilmore Hamilton owner of dogs that bit a Mt Pleasant area boy was found guilty on two counts of failing to report dog bite cases in a Magisterate Court hearing. He was fined 25 dollars on the first charge and 75 dollars on the second.
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Gilmore
Jake) Hamilton
Mt Pleasant Area
Byron W. Thompson
Hamilton
Donald Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Archie Etzler
Libertytown
Etzler
Mr. Hamilton
Fuzzy
Ernest Dettbarn
Waltersville
Fagan
James Stoner
Walkersville
Stoner
Burgess
Edward D. Storm
Sttorney
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
County Health Office
Smith Boy
Thompson
Ellicott City Declared Slum Area
Howard County officials designated Ellicott City as a slum district after a Health Department investigation of the oldest town section. Health officer Dr Theodore R Shrops said the worst area was selected and the ruling deemed correct.
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Ellicott City
Baltimore
Howard County
State Health Department
Theodore R. Shrops
Exclusive picture story of America’s Quints families
The newspaper presents a first time exclusive picture feature on America’s quintuplets and their families with pages and spreads promised for readers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ses Paige
Christmas Toy Drive Aims To Aid Fredericksburg Youth
The American Legion Post 11 and the Salvation Army in Fredericksburg prepare for a joint yuletide effort. Legion plans at least 6,000 toys for hundreds of children, with 60 toy requests already received and a December 15 deadline. Toys on hand total about 5,000, and distribution will occur Christmas Eve morning from the Legion workshop on East Second Street. Salvation Army accepts Christmas food basket requests at West Fifth Street until December 13, with baskets to be picked up Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 11
Salvation Army
Frederick
American Legion
William H. S. Miller
Legion
East Church Street
Legionnaires
Legion Workshop
East Second Street
Legion Home
West Fifth Street
Land Case Settled By Parties
A condemnation suit involving nearly 11 acres from Eugene Doody Jr. farm south of Lewistown for U.S. 15 relocation was settled out of court for 9,850. The state took 10.75 acres in fee simple and .06 in easements. Attorneys for the Doodys were Robert E. Clapp Jr. and Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Eugene Doody Jr
Lewistown
U.S. 15
Ralph G. Shure
Shure
Legislator Tests Maryland Public Accommodations Law
In Annapolis Delegate C Maurice Weidemeyer says he represents a restaurateur seeking a court test of Maryland public accommodations law. The unnamed client faces a hearing December 18 in Baltimore before the Maryland Commission on Interracial Problems and Relations over alleged refusal of service to a Negro customer.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland
C. Maurice Weidemeyer
D-Anne Arundel
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Baltimore
Messiah at Hood on Sunday opens with Navy Choir at Hood
Hood College presents The Messiah with the U S Naval Academy Choir joining the Hood College Choir in Coffman Chapel at 7 30 p m Sunday. The concert features Washington area soloists and will be conducted by Charles J Warner with the Frederick Orchestra and William Sprigg. The Hood Navy collaboration marks the sixteenth year of joint performances and the group will tour Annapolis December 14 15.
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Hood College
U. S. Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Coffman Chapel
Frederick
William Sprigg
Charles J. Warner
Hood
Frederick Orchestra
June Paul
Dana Krueger
Jerry Halloway
David Beckwitt
Washington Area
Annapolis
Naval Academy Chapel
Wife Of Minister Dies Today
Mrs. Margaret E. Gleichman wife of Rev Paul H Gleichman of Riegelsville Pa died early this morning at Easton Hospital after a long illness She was 47 and a Hood College graduate 1938 She accompanied her husband to India on a missionary field for sevenyears and later served churches in Bristol and Gettysburg Pa They resided in Riegelsville for 12 years Surviving are husband two sons a grandson and a brother Funeral services will be held Monday at St Peters Lutheran Church Riegelsville with additional rites Tuesday at Evangelical Lutheran Church Viewing is in Riegelsville Sunday night Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Robert W Snyder funeral director
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Margaret E. Gleichman
Paul H. Gleichman
Riegelsville
Easton Hospital
Easton
Howard M
Effie Alexander Albaugh
Monocacy Village
Albaugh
Gleichman
Cumberland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
India
United Lutheran Church
Leichman
United States
Bristol
Gettyssburg
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Young Peoples
St. Peter’s Church
United Lutheran Church Women of the
Ministerim of
Pennsylvania
American Association of University Women
Frederick
Eastern Star
Edward A Gleichman
U. S. Air Force
David P. Gleichman
Edwin A.baugh
St. Peter’s
Mt. Olivet
Robert W. Snyder
Non-Explosive Rocket Found Near Princess Anne
A non-explosive experimental mine believed to have fallen months ago from a Navy plane was recovered today from a wooded area near Princess Anne Maryland. No injuries reported and authorities inspected the device for safety and disposal.
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Princess Anne, Md
Princess , Anne
Letter To Her Father Bethel Nurse Describes Kennedy Death Impact
Patricia Romero, a Bethel nurse with Project Hope in Trujillo, Peru, reports Peruvians grieving with Americans after President Kennedy's assassination. She describes scenes at a requiem mass, exchanges of sympathy, a Peruvian family's generosity, and renewed goodwill toward North Americans amid hardship and poverty.
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Bethel
Project Hope
Kennedy
Peru
Patricia Romero
Frank Romero
Pope Paul VI Sets January Holy Land Visit Dates
Vatican says the Pope will depart January 4 and return January 6 for a three day journey to Jerusalem and Nazareth. He may meet Orthodox leaders in Jerusalem and could hold at least two major religious services during the Holy Land trip.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Holy Land
Vatican
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Athenagoras I
Athenasgoras
Turkey
Paul
Maximus IV Saigh
Antioch
Rome
Pope Paul
Old City
Jordan
Nazareth
Israel
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Christ
Second Day Deer Season Fails To Draw Large Crowd
A light turnout on the second day of firearm deer season left 12 deer slain by midmorning with 98 total on Thursday. No accidents were reported as hunters anticipate a bigger crowd Saturday with warmer weather and a holiday gap in workers’ schedules. Deer checked at Ben’s Esso Thurmont and Snook’s Lewistown stations list multiple hunters and scores, with several spike and rack counts noted.
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Richard Jacques
Weather Bureau
Ben’s
Esso
Thurmont
James Rinehart
Frederick
Paul Bittner Cullen
Lantz
David Schilling
Highfield
Sabillasville
Richard N. Bennett
Baltimore
Spike
Sunshine Road
Harry Carbaugh
Piney Mountain
Woodrow Richter
Pasadena
Catoctin Furnace
Snook's
Lewistown
John Masser
White Rock
Virlon Norris
Rockville
Harney
William Poole
Greenbelt
Five Forks
Victor Masser
Yederick
Holly Hill
Christine Keeler Sentenced to Nine Months in Britain
Christine Keeler, age 21, pled guilty to perjury and conspiracy and received nine months in prison at the Old Bailey. Judge Sir Anthony Hawke also imposed a six month term concurrent with the longer sentence. Paula Hamilton Marshall, 23, got six months and housekeeper Mrs Oliver Brooker, 56, was placed on probation.
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London
Christine Keeler
Sir Anthony Hawke
Old Bailey
Anthony
Christine
Paula Hamilton + Marshall
Oliver Brooker
Kennedy Posthumously Receives Nation’s Highest Civil Honor
President Lyndon Johnson awarded John F. Kennedy the Medal of Freedom posthumously for a life of public service and leadership. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy accepted the medal. Jacqueline Kennedy watched from a screened room as the citation praised Kennedy’s courage and vision guiding the nation toward opportunity and peace.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Dallas
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Indictment in $130,000 Citizens Bank robbery case
A federal grand jury indicted eight men and three women on charges of conspiring to execute the Citizens Bank of Maryland robbery in Oxon Hill on July 8. Named defendants include Warren Sims Roger Agaro Ervin Hayes Ghee Harry Good James Ross Bertha Watts Andrew Chappell Jr James Davis Franas Davis John Smith Rosemary Spoon.
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Baltimore
Citizens Bank of Maryland
Oxon Hill
Warren Arthur Sims
Brooklyn
Roger John Agaro
Orange
Ervin Roland Hayes Ghee
East Orange
Harry Good Jr
New Yorks City
James C. Ross
Bertha J. Watts
Washington
Andrew Chappell Jr
Paterson
James D. Davis
Rockville
Franas Davis
John Kent Smith
Washington, D.C
Rosemary Spoon
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Fischer Quints
FSK Legion
Doody
SRC
Delbert S. Null
Wilson Mercer
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Messiah
Commie
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Viet Nam
Laos
Marian Anderson
White Medal of Freedom House
Atlantic Alliance
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
William Bundy
Walt W. Rostow
Fang Department
McGeorge Bundy
Paris
NATO
NATO Council
Spain
Madrid
Trujillo Cathedral
Barbadas
Mamacita
Belen
Hito
Eph Koppleman
Late Jek
Rockville Trio
Guatemala
Repub
Ole Ts Ars Om Oy
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