Ex County Educator J C Biehl Dies at 74
J C Biehl longtime county educator and former superintendent died at 5 30 am at Keswick Nursing Home Baltimore after several years illness He lived at 107 West Thirteenth Street Born near Lewistown he was 74 He headed Frederick High School and Thurmont High School and served as acting county superintendent in 1931 32 A devoted church worker he taught Builders Bible class from 1913 until illness forced retirement in 1948 He also ran for Clerk of the Circuit Court in 1946 and was active in politics
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J. C. Biehl
Keswick Nursing Home
Baltimore
West Thirteenth Street
Lewistown
Addison
Sarah Mort Biehl
Old Mountaindale
Boys’ High School
Thomas M. Williamson
A. Landauer
Franklin and Marshall College
University of Pennsylvania
Woodsboro
Joann L. Sigmund
Biehl
Wilsow Grove
Philadelphia
LaPlata School
Branswis High School
G. Lloyd Palmer
Eugene W. Pruitt
Thurmont High School
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Builders Bible
Church School
S. Fenton Harris
Biel
Laos capital under heavy artillery as Phoumi battles to drive leftists
In Vientiane artillery rakes the Laotian capital as Gen. Phoumi Nosavan's forces press a fourth day to expel Pathet Lao remnants. U.S. and allies report possible Soviet or North Vietnamese arms aiding the attack. refugees flee toward Bangkok as the embassy and surrounding buildings suffer shell fire and fire damage.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
U. S. State Department
Prince Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Savvanakhet
Phoursi
U.S
Fire damages Annapolis newspaper building in early morning blaze
The Annapolis Evening Capital, operation since 1884, was issued as a flyer after a fire heavily damaged its two story brick printing plant. The blaze began around 3 a.m. on the first floor housing press and offices and spread to the second floor containing bowling alleys. Equipment damages were estimated at 500000 dollars with the building at 180000 dollars. Surviving relatives include daughter Katherine L. Biehl and son Harold P. Biehl. Funeral services are set for Monday at 11 a.m. with burial at Olivet Cemetery.
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Annapolis
Annnapolis
Evening Capital
The
Anynapols
Associated Press
Elmer M. Jackson Jr
Capital Gazette Press
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown
MA. Olivet Emissery
Man plotted to kill Kennedy with bomb in Palm Beach
Richard Paul Pavlick a 73 year old ex postal worker from Belmont New Hampshire was held on a 100000 bond on a charge that he intended to become a human bomb to kill President elect John F Kennedy. Police said seven sticks of dynamite and other paraphernalia were found in his car and motel room. Pavlick told officers he planned to kill himself.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
John F Kennedy
Richard Paul Pavlick
Belmont
X.E
U.S
George L. Pink
Pink
Pavlick
Palm Beach
U.S. Dist
Robert Rust
Miami
John Marshall
Secret Service
Lester Free
Lttle
Rust
Marshall
N.H
Washington
Boston
Brothers in feud end in court over ramming incident
Thurston Metz of Edgemont Braddock Heights was found guilty on a reckless driving charge for ramming his brother Hayes car three times on November 30 and fined 100 dollars. He also faced a 90 dollar charge for allegedly removing fuses at Hayes home as Hayes called police, with other charges pending.
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Thurston Metz
Edgemont Read
Braddock Heights
Hayes
Edward D. Storm
Metz
Thurston
Hayes Metz
Claudia
Sandra
Byron Thompson
Robert Rothenhoefer
Samarittan
Thuuston
Thursten
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average about 8 degrees below normal with colder conditions on Saturday and remaining below normal through Wednesday. Precipitation is possible Monday and Wednesday, averaging about one third inch. Normal highs range from the low to middle 40s, near 40 in Western Maryland, while lows run from 25 to 32 degrees and around 20 in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Seven-Vehicle Crash near Hancock Injures Seven
A seven-vehicle wreck on US route near Hancock Maryland injures seven, blocking the highway for six hours and prompting state police to call the crash a nightmare. Forest H Shepherd of Detroit severely injured, others with minor injuries treated at War Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs.
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Hancock
Forest H. Shepherd
Detroit
Carter
Harry T. Siegel
Rancho Cordova
Calif
John R Martin
Cumberland
Martin J. Dagen Jr
Avon Show
Ralph D. Robinson
Frederick
Thurman Mince
Flint
Mich
Shepherd
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Henry B. Wiliams
Adamstown
Selassie Reported In Ethiopia After Coup Hope
London reports claim Emperor Haile Selassie landed in Ethiopia to rally loyal forces as rebels dupe broadcasts claim overthrow. Gen Merid Mengesha in Aden says coup leaders surrounded and orders arrests. Unconfirmed reports note Lagos ambassador and Rome embassy claims.
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London
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
South America
Addis Ababa
Merid Mengesha
Voice of
Aden
Mengesha
Lagos
Nigeria
Selassie
Rome
Hood Holiday Vacation Begins
Hood College students began their exodus today as Christmas vacation starts at noon and runs through January 3. Offices stay open except for December 23, 26, 30 and January 3 when closures occur. The Hood “Little Christmas” observance featured Handel’s Messiah with the T. S. Naval Academy, a Christmas Vesper service, caroling in Frederick, and a dimmer and late Communion service. Students end their observance with dormitory gift exchanges and return home with families.
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Hood College
Hood
Ich
T. S. Naval Academy
Frederick
Car fire ends transmission of Dr Crouch’s aviomobile
Early morning efforts to free a car stalled in Wilson Place were halted by a fire. Fire units from Junior and United fire companies responded at 72:23 am, extinguishing the blaze in about 30 minutes and leaving no damage estimate available. A tow truck then completed the removal.
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Ors
Junior
United Fire Companies
Wilson Place
Robert Crouch
Kennedy names Kennedy and Dillon to cabinet posts
President elect John F Kennedy announces Robert F Kennedy as attorney general and Douglas Dillon as treasury secretary. Byron White is named deputy attorney general. White, a former All American football star, will serve under RFK. Dillon is current undersecretary of state and a Republican.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Department
Senate
U.S
Kennedy
Byron
Whizzer
White
Denver
Colo
Justice Department
Dillon
College Estates Case Heard Before Chief Judge Schnauffer
Lawyers for local firms filing mechanics liens against the College Estates Apartments argued in a demurrer hearing that Maryland Trust Company and Weaver Brothers knew of the contractor’s financial trouble yet let work continue to raise property value. Robert F.E. Clapp Jr. said April 1 defaults and continued advances fueled costs, with foreclosures beginning in August and a mortgage sale yielding far less than claimed. He asserted lenders could have halted the project by foreclosing in April, reducing losses. the liens total about 70 000 to 30 000 dollars. Walter Mylander, representing the bank, claimed liens have no priority since none preceded the deed of trust and the deed records the debt.
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Iens
College Estates
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Baltimore
Robert FE. Clapp Jr
Maryland Trust Company
James T. Galloway
He Trust Company
Clapp
Weaver Brothers
Galloway Company
Maryland Trust
Galloway
Walter Mylander
Mylander
Carlyle Barton Jr
Herbert Rollins
Mathias and
Mathias
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Reese Shoemaxer
Ing
Two Jets Collide Over New York City in Snowstorm Tragedy
In a deadly morning crash, United Airlines DC8 and Trans World Constellation collided near Idlewild and LaGuardia, killing 124 aboard and injuring many. One survivor, 11 year old Stephen Baltz, was rescued in Brooklyn. fires raged across Brooklyn and Staten Island as authorities evacuated and 7 alarm fires battled the wreckage.
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New York
United Air Lines
Brooklyn
America
Trans World
Constellation
Miller Field
Staten Island
Harbor Water
TWA
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
la Guardia
Chicago
Idlewild Field
Idlewild
Long Island
Queens
Grand Canyon
United
Nick Nngelis
Robert Wagner
Coast Guard
Police
Fire Departments
Air Force
Stephen Baltz
Wilmette
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Flatbush
8Th Avenues
UAL
Mitchel Field Air Force Base
Brooklin
Agnes MacDonald
William Noble
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City
Chase
YMCA
West Church Street
Franck J. Keefer
Ralph Robinson
Haile Sellassie
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