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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 08, 1960

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Ten men sentenced in Maryland hearing before judge

Seven men received prison terms ranging from ten years to eighteen months after hearings before Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer this morning. Parker got ten years for breaking and entering and escaping, with five years added for a jail escape, while Kilby received three years plus eighteen months for related larceny. Others including Arch ie Each and Richard W Smith faced eighteen months to fifteen months terms for breaking and entering and larceny at Wilcoms Inn near Monrovia.

Maryland House of Correction Patrick M. Schnauffer Pemenseey George Mate U.S Parker Robert S. Rothenhoefer Richard Burgee Part John Harbaugh Henry G. Stafford State Police Stafford Burgee Schnauffer Patixent Slitions Patuxent Ernest Paul Kilby Gui House of Correcion Witcom’s Inn Monrovia Wit Inn Archie L I Fer Tedio Senisncias Jesse Schneuffer Inn J. R. Galien Wilcorn’s Inn Richard W. Smith J. Vernon Summers Preston J. Wagner C. Clifton Wirts L. F. Glenn Wilcom Wilcom Sr Smith Wicom Gallen Sims Martin Wilbur F. Sheffield Rothenhoefer H. L. Jones McKenzie South Market Street Jones Howard Dinterman East Patrick Street Charles F. McKenzie Horace M Parker and Kilby Kenneth Cashour Cashour Jal

Kennedy offers post to ex grid star Whizzer White

President elect John F Kennedy offered a government post to Byron Leslie Whizzer White, a Denver attorney and former University of Colorado football star. White, 43, a Kennedy confidant, declined to identify the exact position, saying only that no specific post had been discussed.

Whizzer’ White Grid Star Washington John F. Kennedy Byron Leslie Whizzer) White Denver Kennedy White Georgetown America University of Colorado Justice Department England Joseph P. Kennedy London W Kennedy Estes Keauver Mxo Georgetown Univ John F. Kennedy Jr Kefauver Kenn Aate Antitrust and Monopoly

New Step Proposed To Church Unity

A plan to expand parish responsibility within a mile radius for all residents, regardless of church membership, was proposed to foster Protestant unity without mergers. Rev. Lemuel Peterson promoted the idea before the National Council of Churches, alongside business and leadership decisions for the council.

San Francisco National Council of Churches Lemuel Peterson Council General Assembly Seattle Wash Council of Churches J. Irwin Muller Columbus Ind

State Erred In Compact Advertising

Secretary of State Thomas B Finan said the state erred in a compact advertising matter 30 days before the November election. The issue involved the Potomac River compact text and amendments and a pretrial ruling in Baltimore. Also reported One killed in a collision near Harford, Maryland when a car collided with a truck on Route 1 near Bel Air.

Annapolis Thomas B. Finan Baltimore Mac River's Baltimore City Tucker Witham Elkridge Haiethorpe

Plan Union School At Lewistown

The Board of Education reviewed preliminary plans for a new single building at the current site. The facility will be a six classroom unit with a central core and separate old structure, featuring individual exterior entrances and a multipurpose room. Construction could start in 1961 with occupancy planned for September, while the cafeteria area doubles for staging and staging space for activities.

Educ Is WO Lewis Board of Education Paul S. Wise Clarence C. C. Thomas Norman W. Etzler Tolbert Laver James A. Sensenbaugh Fred . 2d Ucture Baugh Todang Doard New Urbana S Ross V. Smith

Anti Castro Band Destroyed in Western Cuba Clash

The government claimed to have destroyed a band of insurgents west of Havana after a battle at Cabanas. An army communique said 11 men were captured, including its leader Captain Clodomiro Mendieta, and the group was wiped out.

Havana API Cabanas Clodamiro A da Mendieta Miranda Iela Seboruco Wisul San Julian Soviet Union Czechos

Snow Flurries Continue Across County Amid Cold Outlook

Snow flurries persistent with no major accumulation expected as temperatures hover near freezing. While some roads remain bare, forecasts call for continued light snow through the day with pockets of lingering flurries across the region. In Algeria, right wing groups called for a general strike Frida as de Gaulle visits on an inspection trip. Pay for referees is set to rise with JV referees sharing 7.50 and varsity referees 10.00 for games. figures reflect four men per game rather than individuals.

Edigs Algiers Aps Algeria de Gaulle France

Congo blockade order shocks UN military transport

Un confirmed reports indicate Congo authorities aim to block UN military transport routes amid tensions with the Congolese government. The dispute centers on aid delivery and control of strategic corridors, as Mobutu's faction faces pressure after the Lumumba era coup and ongoing UN operations.

Congo Provi Ce Moburus Seber Patrice Lumumba

Mistrial Bid in Hoffa Conspiracy Case

In Washington AP report a mistrial motion surfaced as the defense challenged Mrs. Huck’s competence to stand trial in the Hoffa conspiracy case. Her husband supported new counsel while the judge postponed proceedings to address mental fitness and attorney conflicts.

Ashington Ares Joseph M. and Moss Teamsters Senate Hoffa Hucks William Richard Hu Sr Alider Matthews Ers Union

Fined S15 For Traffic Violation At Local Court

Three cases heard today in the magistrate court involve Eli, a 70 year old antique dealer near Frederick Junction, fined $15 for crossing the center line in a collision with a 20 year old driver from Winchester, Virginia, while John Kubic was cleared for failing to keep right. Ambrose Kingsberry was jailed 10 days for drunkenness and a separate case against William Hansen and Eleanor Hansen is postponed to January 26 for debt review and settlement efforts.

Cou Eli Frederick Junction Alper John Kubic Winchester Byron Thompson Kubic Ronald Lewis Ambrose Kingsberry Kingsberry East Fourth Street William le John Hansen Eleanor Brooks

Bank Of England Lowers Lending Rate Amid Cold War Era Tension

Pecan AP reports the Bank of England reduced its lending rate from 3 27 percent to 5 percent, easing credit to support the economy. The move accompanies a political freeze on overseas reserves and government action. Ambulance calls noted for a fire company at Memorial Hospital.

England Forei Axa Coasery

Largest Military Cemetery Dedicated

A dedication ceremony marks the opening of a vast military cemetery with Walls of the Missing commemorating fallen service members. Hymns are sung as a ceremonial rite unfolds on a grassy knoll amid mounting national reverence.

Miliary

Dean Rusk Seen As Front-Runner For Secretary Of State

President Kennedy weighs options for the State Department post with Dean Rusk, head of the Rockefeller Foundation, as a leading candidate. Other names linked include Fulbright, McCloy, Bruce, and Bowles, with Kennedy noting a decision soon.

Dean Rusk Kennedy Rusk Rockefeller Foundation New York Christian A. Herter Ocratic State Department Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee John J. McCloy Defense Department David K. E. Bruce Germany Rep Chester Bowles D-Conn India

Air Force eyeing sky spy satellite Discoverer XVII launch

The article reports on the Discoverer XVII mission with an upgraded Thor Agena B system and a 2100 pound satellite featuring cameras and infrared sensing. It notes expected low earth orbit at 150 to 450 miles with a 94 minute revisit, and mentions a solar storm yielding radiation data and tissue findings from recovered material.

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Area Farm Group To Attend Meet In Denver

A number of local Farm Bureau members attend the 42nd American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Denver from December 15. The local delegation is led by O Montgomery, ITjams vile, president, with delegates from this county areas attending. Mrs Kefauver and her husband are noted among attendees.

Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Denver O. Montgomery Itjamsvile Baltimore E. Keifauver Middletown Kefauver Iimg Ers Boveds T * Reithsfeyers Sharpsburg

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