Grand Jury in Special Session in Frederick County
A Frederick County grand jury opened a special session to review 46 charges against 23 people with indictments expected the week of December 14. Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer stressed urgency due to detainees unable to post bond while cases move forward.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Fredrick County
Rober S. Rothenhoefer
Snarton Club
Robert K. Remsburg
Jover Reno O. Six
William Hamerman
Barbara D
John R. Cheatham
Jacob Young
James E. Tucker
Nermin J. Shriver
Elaine Willard
J. Ward Kerrigan
Leona $. Powell
Lillian C. Stone
William M. Snyder
Helen J. Collins
Whiskers Squirrel May Get Baltimore Companion
Rosa Ponselle, famed retired opera singer, asked Frederick officials to place her four month old male squirrel Whiskers in a cage with a mate. City officials considered indoor housing before deciding to keep Whiskers indoors at Stevenson residence. Whiteford indicated the request is under review and a companion search is underway to prevent loneliness and potential aggression.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Rosa Ponselle
Robert A. Whiteford
Ponsulle
Tropoliten Opera
Carroll Parkway
Ponselle
Stevenson
Whiteford
Pedestrian Struck By Car Injures County Woman
A 12 year old county resident received minor injuries after being struck by a car near Military Road. Mrs C Cannon of Yellow Springs was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a bruised right hip. Driver John W. Otte fled the scene. no charges were filed.
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C. Cannen
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial
Cannon
John Wotte
Miltary Road
Vo Thiel
Tfce
Ronald E. Jewls
Morey Named Frostburg President By Maryland Board
Dr. John H. Morey of Hamilton College will become Frostburg College president effective July 1, 1965. The appointment follows a yearlong search after Dr. Rudolph Bremen served as acting president since 1963 amid criticism of R. Bowen Hardesty’s administration and his medical leave.
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Hardesty
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Castro's Minister Shoots Self in Havana
Cuban Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez, notified of dismissal, shot himself in the head at 1 a.m. in Havana. A Havana Radio broadcast reported his condition as serious in Miami. Sanchez, 46, was Fidel Castro's first defense minister.
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Miami
Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Havana Radio
Martinez Sanchez
Fidel Castro
Twin brothers slain in Temple City shooting
Timothy Michelson, 22, of Phoenix, was booked on suspicion of murder after allegedly shooting his twin brother Todd F. Michelson with a .22 rifle in their $400,000 Temple City apartment. Police said two shots were fired and Timothy could not give a clear account. He confessed to the manager after the incident occurred about 7:10 p.m.
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Temple City
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Timothy Michelson
Sheriffs Homicide
Todd F. Michelson
Los Angeles
Timothy
Shuey Greenberg
City to Install Two Hour Meters to Curb All Day Parking
Mayor E Paul Makhala announces two hour meters replacing ten hour meters in the East Patrick Street lot to free up spaces for shoppers. About 75 meters are installed this phase with nickel per hour pricing and a two hour limit. If successful, some South Court Street meters may switch too but not all.
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Patrick Street
E. Paul Magaha
South Court Street
Magaha
East Patrick Street
All-Day
Parkers
East All Saints Street
Carroll Creek
Peace Offer Sparks UC Berkeley Sit-In Debate
At UC Berkeley 1,200 faculty members convene as Free Speech Movement insurgents face academic Senate review of a rebuffed peace proposal. Students suspend action until 8 am Wednesday. outcome may hinge on Senate report and campus recruitment rights in designated areas.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Academic Senate
University Board of Regents
Free Speech Movement
South
Weather forecast notes warmer midweek after cold snap
The forecast predicts a modest warmup after a cold night with frost on lawns and icy windshields. Temperatures fell to 16 degrees in Frederick and 15 degrees at Unionville, with mph winds not mentioned. Tonight drops to around 20, then tomorrow climbs into the 40s under sunny skies.
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Unionville
Burch Speaks To GOP Leaders As Fight Within GOP Grows
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch plans to address the National Committee in Chicago to present his views on leadership and party issues. He and Governor Goldwater may back a Denver statement urging broader Republican views, amid calls for his ouster and resignation of aide John Grenier.
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Washington
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
Burch
National Committee
Chicago
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Denver
John Grenier
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Republican National Committee
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Viet Cong Overruns Outpost Killing Three Americans
Viet Cong guerrillas attack a small Saigon area outpost 125 miles from Saigon killing three U S soldiers and nine South Vietnamese with ten more Vietnamese wounded. The fight near An Lao valley continued as armored vehicles burned and troops battled Viet Cong forces. U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor met with South Viet Nam leaders in Saigon after returning from Washington.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Smathern
Viet Nam
U.S
An Lao
Clement A. Wyllie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wyllie
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Phan Khac Su
High National Council
Mob Attacks U.S. Library in Surabaya Indonesia
A mob of about 1000 demonstrators smashed into the U S information Service library in Surabaya and burned books furniture a mobile unit and a car officials say the violence followed another attack on the American cultural center in Jakarta. The protests target U S policy in Congo and Malaysia tied to President Sukarno.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
America
Congo
Malaysia
U.S. Information Service
East Java
Surabaya
U.S
American Cultural Center
Belgium
Sukarno
USIS
Paul Neilson
Parks Commission to Mail 125 Survey Questionnaires
The Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission will send a questionnaire to 125 local organizations to assess current and needed facilities. A subcommittee led by Charles F. Bowers and including Robert Wirgan and Dr. Warren R. Evans drafted the form. The survey targets 14 urban bodies, five private farm groups, 17 schools and facilities, five state or federal agencies, 61 civic groups, 11 conservation groups, and 12 cultural societies, with a one month return window.
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County Parks and Recreation Commission
Charles F. Bowers
Robert Wirgan
Warren R. Evans
George Wood
Frederick County
Fred
Erick City
Johnson and Wilson Press on NATO Nuclear Plans
Washington reports Johnson and Wilson advancing talks on NATO's nuclear future and Southeast Asia. Wilson details a potential NATO nuclear force structure while Johnson argues for a multilateral force. Britain favors a new NATO nuclear command incorporating British bombers and submarines.
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Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NATO
Britain
Europe
U.S. Delays U.N. Policy Speech
The United States postponed its policy speech to the U N General Assembly for a week to seek a clue from the Soviet Union on its peace keeping debt. Debates continue as U Thant recovers and Washington evaluates Gro myko's address, with Stevenson condemning it as harsh cold war rhetoric.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Thant
U.S
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
Assembly
Europe
Asia
Africa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
U S and Cambodia Open Talks Over Regional Issues
The United States and Cambodia began talks in New Delhi to settle differences and address regional concerns. The discussions may influence Cambodia's stance on the Bamboo Curtain and Southeast Asia.
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U.S. - Cambodia
New Delhi
India
United States
Cambodia
Seneca cabin owners win eviction notice ruling
A Maryland court ruling backed Seneca cabin owners in a dispute with the federal government over eviction notices. Judge Philip M. Fairbanks found the 1963 notice invalid under state law, while the U. S. Interior Department argued for a 30 day notice under a special land use permit. The decision, issued last week, could hold through 1965 without an appeal. Named cabin owners include Julien P. Delphey Clinton Hamilton Harry T. Stup Charles E. Troxell Ray and Donald Grimes Joseph Gosnell and William Rimbey.
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Alger Barbee
Rockville
Philip M. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Barbee
People’s Court
Department of Interior
Julien P. Delphey
Clinton Hamilton
Harry T. Stup
Charles E. Troxell
Ray
Donald Grimes
Joseph Gosnell
William Rimbey
Scrambled Market New York Rails Decline Early Trade
Scrambled market conditions in New York saw rails shares decline early today as trading remained fairly active amid unsettled conditions. Investors watched movements across rail stocks and overall market volatility influenced by mixed early indicators.
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New York
Rails
For Sale One Living Room Suite in Good Condition
Classified item notes a single living room suite for sale after six pm. The fragment mentions three calls in 44 hours and a second call that sold the suite, with a phone contact provided as XXX xxxx after 6 P.M. The ad is terse and informal.
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Hachiye
New England
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
John Morey
Frostburg College
Ing
Castro
California Rebel
Colorado
John A. Love
U. S. Library
Parks Commission
Lbj
George May
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