Woman Charged In Law’s Shooting Ordered Mental Tests
A 30 year old Dickerson woman Betty Lou Hainey was granted a mental examination at arraignment after being charged with assault with intent to murder and related offenses for shooting her sister in law, Dena Burdette, near Dickerson. Burdette is in fair condition after three gunshot wounds. Bond set at 3000 dollars.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
William W. Wenner
Betty Lou Hainey
RFD 1
Dickerson
Shiloh
Wenner
Doris Virginia Crue
Charles P. Crue Jr
Sullivan's Trailer Park
Finksburg
Carroll Coun
Temperature Dips To 18 Degrees Here
Temperatures dipped into the teens in Frederick with an official low of 18 degrees and frost on lawns and windshields. The forecast calls for sunny skies for five days with highs near 50s and lows in the 20s, while rain totals this month remain just over an inch.
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Frederick
Officials To Study Zoning Code Tonight
The Planning Commission will discuss proposed revisions to Section 22 of the city zoning ordinance at City Hall 8 p m. The changes aim to balance power between the commission and the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. Also on the agenda are a revised street layout for College Estates, rezoning near the subdivision and Frederick Shopping Center, and preliminary plats for West Patrick Shopping Center and Grove Boulevard in Watkins Acres. The Mayor and Aldermen also meet tonight on routine matters.
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Planning Commission
Richard E. Zimmerman
E. Paul Magaha
College Estates
Frederick
West Patrick
Grove Boulevard
Watkins Acres
Asa Watkins
State Aid Case Probes Church Ties in Maryland Colleges
The suit by 12 Maryland residents and the Horace Mann League challenges $25 million in state matching construction grants to four church affiliated colleges. St Joseph's Emmitsburg defended with lay instructors saying courses resemble public liberal arts offerings. Western Maryland College testified no church doctrine intrudes in classrooms and faculty diversity shown, though questions arise about religious influence on hiring and admissions.
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St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Hood College
Frederick
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St. Joseph's of
Anne Arundel County Cireut
Joseph A. Solomon
Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Ensor
St. Joseph’s
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Horace Mann League
General Assembly
Planners To Meet Tonight In Walkersville
Walkersville Planning and Zoning Commission chaired by J Herbert Snyder will convene tonight but no agenda items were announced by the chairman.
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Walkersville
Vandals Wreck City Park Facilities Causing $2,000 Damages
Park Superintendent Charles Fitez reports extensive vandalism this summer across Maryland Avenue and McCurdy Field parks with destroyed windows and toilets. City Engineer Robert A. Whiteford cites restrooms at City Hall as worst hit by a small group of winos, causing unsafe conditions and public inconvenience. Additional damage includes the ice skating house at Culler Lake and various other parks, totaling hundreds to thousands in repairs.
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Charles Fitez
Robert A. Whiteford
Whiteford
Maryland Avenue
McCurdy Field
Maryland Avenue Park
City Hall
Culler Lake
Fitez
Staley Park
Linden Hills
Catoctin
Rosedale
Dr King Accepts Nobel Prize in Oslo
Dr Martin Luther King Jr received the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in a ceremony marking 68 years since Alfred Nobel’s death. He donated the prize money to the civil rights cause and praised nonviolence as the answer to oppression and violence.
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Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Jahn
Nobel Committee
Oslo University
Alfred Nobel
King
Olav V
Coretta
Johnson to wear modern suit at inaugural oath
Washington AP reports President Johnson will take the oath in a black suit and four in hand tie instead of the traditional top hat and morning coat. Elizabeth Carpenter says he will attend four inaugural balls in a dinner jacket and black tie that night.
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Washington
Johnson
Elizabeth Carpenter
Colts Don Shula Named NFL Coach Of The Year
New York AP reports Don Shula earning the NFL Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Baltimore Colts to the Western Conference title in his second season as head coach.
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Colts
Don Shula
NEW York
Baltimore Colts
Associated Press
Bureh Must Get Mandate
Former President Eisenhower and former Vice President Nixon told Sen. Barry Goldwater that GOP chairman Dean Burch needs a broad mandate, not a simple majority, to lead the party. They urged leadership satisfying all party sections before the Chicago National Committee meeting January 22-23.
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New York
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Waldorf Towers
Goldwater
Dean Burch
Chicago
Burch
Sen. Goldwater
National Committee
Tshombe Sees Pope Paul VI under heavy Vatican guard
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe arrives in Rome with a heavy police escort for a 20 minute audience with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. No demonstrations occur as he travels from Leopoldville four hours earlier. The Pope urges Congo's people to end warfare and unite for the nation’s good. Vatican officials note the escort is unusually heavy for a papal audience.
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Vatican City
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Vatican
Paul VI
Tshombe
Rome
Papal
Leopoldville
American Toll Rises In Viet Nam War
Six Americans died in two days of fighting in South Viet Nam as Viet Cong forces step up the winter spring offensive. An American is missing and a US Army officer was killed retaking a hill near Tam Ky. Viet Cong attacks also hit the Mekong Delta near Ba Dua.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
North
Tam Ky
Mekong
Ba Dua
Computer Puts Finger On Robber
In Los Angeles detectives credit automation for solving a robbery case. A note claimed a gun and demanded cash from Floria Ferguson, a telephone company cashier. The robber handed a torn telephone bill with holes that the company computer identified as Arthur C. Moore, who denied the crime.
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Los Angeles
Floria Ferguson
Arthur C. Moore
Ferguson
Moore
Telephone Company
Miss Ferguson
Moderates Take Stand as Frederick County GOP Votes to Oust Dean Burch
At the Freder ick County GOP Club annual meeting at Republican Headquarters on North Court Street moderates passed an 8 to 12 margin urging replacement of Dean Burch as National Chairman. Mehra F. Wachter urged moderation and unity, while Stewart Cashour urged limiting extremism to rebuild the party from the grassroots.
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Goldwater
Frederick County
GOP Club
North Court Street
Republican Party
Dean Burch
GOP Central Committee
Mehra F. Wachter
Stewart Cashour
Liberty
Peace Push in Southeast Asia Talks with Soviet Leader
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration asked Soviet leaders via Foreign Minister Gromyko to use influence to halt Communist operations from North Viet Nam against South Viet Nam. Rusk and Gromyko held 90 minute White House talks. Johnson welcomed Kosygin's defense budget cut and signaled openness to disarmament progress and possible East West summit.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Rusk
Southeast Asia
White House
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
South Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
South
Rail Strike Delay Ordered by U S Judge
U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry ordered a restraining order delaying a nationwide railroad strike for at least 10 days. The order halts planned action by three railroad shop unions representing over 53 000 workers, canceling the Dec 15 strike and taking effect Tuesday through Christmas Eve.
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Chicago
U.S
Steels and rails advance on cautious market recovery
Steels and rails gained as the stock market posted an early cautious recovery. Trading remained fairly active amid the gradual upturn.
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New York
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