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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1963

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Forgotten Prisoner Honeck Receives First Visitor Since 1904

Richard Honeck, 84, jailed for murder since 1899, met his California niece Clara Orth in a long awaited visit after the Associated Press story. The reunion, ending 64 years without mail or visitors, followed his prior 59-year abstention from contact and prompted officials to relax visiting rules for a day.

Richard Honeck Associated Press Honeck California Bob Pool Chester Ill Clara Naegliw Orth St. Louis Associated Press Menard Time Menard Penitentiary Chester Richard Oakland Calif Trailer Haven Philippines San Francisco Bay Area St. Louis Mrs. Orth Maxine Shulte Menard Parole Board

Parole Board Hearing Ends With Emotional Farewell

The discussion centered on Mrs. Orth's care and a fair solution to the case. Honeck expressed happiness at the visit, hoping for a favorable outcome, while a board member hinted at a favorable resolution. The niece held his hand as they left after the lengthy talk.

WAF Parole Board

Anniversary Highlights and Notable Births From History

Summaries of events from 1832 to 1962 noting Jackson's proclamation on nullification, Sherman's Savannah march, Allied bombings impact, and strategic actions in Korea and Carmichaels. It marks 1851 Dewey's birth and contributions to librarianship, plus today’s notable births of Bradley, Hart, and Dorothy Lamour.

Andrew Jackson South Carolina Sherman Savannah Atlanta U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey Wonsan Korea Carmichaels Pa Melvil Dewey Adams Center N.Y Amherst Dewey U.S New York Library Club New York State Library Association National Association of State Libraries American Library Institute Columbia College New York State Library Mark Edward Bradley USAF Clemson D.C Philip Hart Michigan

Pilot Of Fatal Plane Tells Of His Fate Before Crash

Larry Osisus reports Elkton Maryland based AP story on Pan Am Flight 214 that crashed near Philadelphia. The cockpit voice recorder captured Capt George Knuth or John Dale saying Clipper 214 is going down in flames. FAA officials reviewed the tape.

Larry Osius Elkton Pan American Airways Philadelphia Here Baltimore Puerto Rico Maryland Paul Alexy George Knuth Huntington Station N.Y John R. Dale Port Washington Alexy Elkton Federal Aviation Agency 214 New Castle Del Pennsylvania National Airlines Roger

Suburban Hospital to Add Six Story Wing in Be thesda Expansion

Montgomery County's Suburban Hospital plans a six story addition next summer raising beds from 30 to 400. The old facility will be partly demolished and integrated with the new wing while operations continue. Two earlier wings completed in 1956 and 1959 cost 1.3 and 1.8 million dollars respectively as part of a decade long expansion. The hospital will also hold a 20th anniversary open house this Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. on the old Georgetown road. Perry G Miller Harvard professor of American literature and renowned historian of ideas died at 58 after a probable stroke.

Montgomery County Georgetown Road Bethesda Idea Man Cambridge Mass Perry G. E. Miller Ideas Miller Harvard University

Diahann Carroll praises parents after childhood struggle

NEW YORK AP Diahann Carroll credits her success to a subway motorman father and a nurse mother who worked with disturbed children. She recalls an exceptionally happy childhood, regrets not finishing college, and notes her rise through singing, TV, Broadway, and films. She and her husband are divorced. she lives with daughter Suzanne in a modest Midtown apartment. Polaris A3 submarine missile scores 15th success in 16 launches at Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the achievement Monday night.

New York Diahann Carroll Subway Miss Carroll Diahann Metropolitan Opera New York University Diahana Lou Suzanne Ottilie Kay Cape Kennedy Fla

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