Del Police Capture Suspect In Slaying Of Salisbury Sheriff
Dover police identified Joseph J. Bartholomew 21 of Baltimore as the county jail escapee accused in the slayings of Samuel Graham Worcester County sheriff and Albert L. Kelly deputy. He was captured at Capital City Motel after a two dozen officer raid then taken to Dover police headquarters. An extradition hearing was set for today.
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Dover
Del
Joseph J. Bartholomew
Salisbury
Dover City
Bartholomey
Samuel Graham
Wicomico County
Albert L. Kelly
Baltimore
Capital City
Truitt
Graham
Kelly
Bartolomew
Court House
Bartholomew
Saligsbury
Ocean City
Western Maryland Snow Dubbed by Forecasts
Western Maryland endures heavy snowfall with Fre derick area under a cold snap. The weatherman predicts little precipitation for Frederick, but temperatures plunge to the low teens tonight and mid 20s tomorrow. Travel warnings issued in Garrett and Allegany counties as up to nine inches of snow covers the region.
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Frederick
Garrett
Allegany
Maryland
Marine Finishes Boot Camp After 11 Years of Effort
Carl E. Herring completes Marine boot camp in San Diego after 11 years and four attempts. He persisted after knee injury, medical discharge, broken arm, and meningitis setbacks. Now 28, he aims to become a drill instructor in Temple, Texas, balancing marriage and two daughters while his unit peers praise his perseverance.
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San Diego
Calif
Carl E. Herring
U.S. Marines
Herring
Temple
Tex
Dallas
Howard Garcia
Herering
Carl
Carl Sterring
Stock Market Edges Higher In Early NY Trading
New York AP reports a stronger early session as advances outpace declines by over 200 issues on the NYSE. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by more than a point amid broad buying.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Two Caught Inside Local Drug Store
City police arrested two men at Mercer's Rexall Drug Store late Sunday night after a tip from a citizen. Ward Delmar Mace and Edward R. Moenins, both of Baltimore, were charged with breaking and held in Frederick County Jail on 2000 bond each. Preliminary hearing set December 11 in Magistrate's Court.
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Mercer
Rexall
Howard Delmar Mace
Edward RB. Moenins
Baltimore
Kenneth Ambush
Edgar Nicodemus
Francis Cashour Jr
Frederick County
Farm Bureau Leader Seeks End to Federal Controls
Kansas City news: American Farm Bureau Federation President Charles B. Shuman calls for dismantling government farm programs and shifting to market oriented reforms. He urges transitional aid to ease farmers into a free economy and opposes direct subsidies and trade barriers while proposing retirement, indemnity and marketing loans to cushion adjustments. He also urges reorganization of agricultural research and funding to align with land grant colleges.
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Kansas
Charles B. Shuman
Amerrican Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farm Bureau
U.S
Congress
Shu
United Farm Workers
California
Nixon to Name Cabinet Choices On Wednesday
New York AP reports President-elect Richard Nixon plans a single day Washington trip to unveil his entire cabinet slate at 10 p.m. LST with networks invited for live coverage. Spokesman Ron Ziegler says final decisions on department leaders are being made and that the gala ceremony may include other major appointments. Nixon will meet his cabinet at the Shoreham Hotel Thursday morning then return to New York.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Iwilleg
Washington
Lst
Ron L. Ziegler
Nixon
Nien
Shoreham Hotel
National Television
Ziegler
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Nivon
Wash-inpton
J.C
Shoreham
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Shriver
Ashton
France
Wideward M. Kennedy
sMass
Niven
Fifth Avenue
Credit Hearings Set Before Senate Group
Washington AP says a Senate antitrust subcommittee chaired by Philip A Mart will hold Tuesday and Wednesday hearings on credit reporting practices and potential legislation. Testimony includes claims of misreporting and conflicts of interest by major bureaus led by Retail Credit Co. of Atlanta. Burge and attorney Biecum prepared to testify.
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Washington
Senate
Michigan
Philip A. Mart
Retail Credit Co
Atlanta
Justice Department
Retail Credit
Credit Bureaus Inc
Georgia
California
Francis Smith
W. Lee Burge
Burge
Robert W. Biecum
Supreme Court Refuses To Halt Shaw Trial
The Supreme Court refused to block the state trial of Clay Shaw on charges of conspiring against President John F. Kennedy. Shaw a 55 year old former New Orleans businessman argued for sanctuary from District Attorney Jim Garrison detailing a pattern of persecution. He also sought to bind the Warren Commission report on all courts and to challenge Louisiana conspiracy laws as unconstitutional.
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Walington
Supreme Court
Clay
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
New Orleans
Dist
Atty
Jim Garrison
Warren Commission
Louisiana
Marl Warren
J.oe Harvey Oswald
Meade River operation nets vast Vietconi losses
U S Marines completed a large cordon south of Da Nang in Operation Meade River claiming 862 North Vietnamese killed during a 20 day campaign. About 1,000 may be dead with 600 captured. Marine deaths 95 and 504 wounded. Area screened 50 square miles. 2,600 peasants evacuated and later returned after screening.
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SMGON
U.S
da Nang
Meade River
Vietnam
Crash of Spider Like Lunar Lander Training Vehicle
A NASA Lunar Landing Training Vehicle crashed Sunday at Space Center Touston, ejecting pilot Joseph Alerantt from 550 feet as the $1.8 million craft twisted and swayed in near lunar gravity. NASA officials called it a setback to the lunar program but warned response impact remains uncertain. Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr. headed the crash investigation. Neil Armstrong previously survived a similar incident.
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Algrantl
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Paul Haney
NASA Spacecraft Center
Haney
Walter M. Schirra,Jr
Neil Armstrong
Flo
NASA
Algrand
Develo
Alera Tt
Cickals
Armstrong
LLY
Algrantino Phyoar
Wich
LTV
Space
Joseph Alpranth
LLTV
Reds Protest U S Ships In Black Sea
Istanbul dispatch notes two U S destroyers from the 6th Fleet passing the Bosporus for a five day Black Sea cruise. Soviet Izvestia calls the visit provocative and a Montreux Convention violation due to missiles on board, though Turkish and American officials deny any breach and call it a routine visit.
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Istanbul
Turkey
U.S
Black Sea
Sea of
Marmara
Turner
Fire Log Summary of 48-Hour Regional Calls
A 48 hour fire log reports multiple incidents including a car fire at Blue Ridge Summit with response from Blue Ridge Summit units at 5:52 AM Sunday, a railroad car fire near Thurmont with Route Ang and Thurmont crews, a chimney fire on HOCCH Road with Union Bridge, a field fire south of Thurmont near Route Ang at 7:42 PM Sunday, and a gasoline fuel fire near Mountaindale with Walkersville and Independents responding.
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SKIYS
Broadway
Uniteds
Point OF Rocks
Carroll Manor
Blue Ridge Summit
Blue Hage Summit
Hocch Road
Union Bridge
Thurmont
Mountaindale
Walkersvirle
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