Accidents Send 6 To Hospital After Heavy Holiday Traffic
Six people were hospitalized after a string of crashes in heavy pre holiday traffic. The worst crash occurred at Grove Boulevard and Prospect Avenue harming Terry L. McDonough and causing $1,800 in damage to two cars. Police charged McDonough with a pending investigation and she was treated for a facial laceration. Another accident on South Carroll near East Patrick sent two young children to the hospital for examination. Vehicle damage ranged from minor to substantial, with a 1959 pickup and a 1961 Buick sustaining damages. A drunken driving charge followed a separate crash at West South and South Market Streets involving Carlos Earl Bartlett, who also faced reckless driving. Additional rear-end collision on West College Terrace involved Michael L. Buckenstaff and Roger M. Wetzel, with damages noted for both vehicles.
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Grove Boulevard
Prospect Avenue
Terry L. McDonough
Sjamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss McDonough
Prospect Street
Charles W. Swomley
RFD
Walkersville
Swomley
United Ambulance
Sundergill
South Carroll
Wilbur Huddleson
Edgemont Road
Huddleson
Karen
Joyce
West South
South Market Streets
Carlos Earl Bartlett
South Market Street
Bartlett
Wayne E. Huffer
Jefferson
Huffer
Barrett
Ford
West College Terrace
West Pat-rick Street
Michael L. Buckenstaff
East Fourth Street
Buckenstaff
Roger M. Wetzel
East Smith Street
Wetzel
Buckenstaif
Om East Chitch
Theketon
Gamvis
Welham
Beene
William A
Mutcknes 2
Main
Hitpes
Amd Chares
Stup declines reelection in Frederick city race
Alderman Lloyd R. Stup announces he will not seek another term on the Frederick City Board of Aldermen in 1962. He is the third current official to reveal plans for the upcoming June election, following Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg and Alderman Robert E. Dailey Sr. Others, William B. Burrall Emmett R. Bowlus and William H. Bartgis, have yet to announce. Stup thanks supporters and notes an enjoyable three years in office.
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Lloyd R. Stup
Stup
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert E. Dailey Sr
William B. Burrall
Emmett R. Bowlus
William H. Bartgis
Frederick City
Ofa
Frederickity
Callup Probe Is Planned By House Veterans Panel
Washington AP The House Veterans Affairs Committee will scrutinize the administration policy of calling up National Guardsmen and Reservists. Chairman Olin Teague D Texas says hearings will be scheduled soon after Congress convenes January 19. He briefed President Kennedy, Veterans Administration, and Defense Secretary McNamara on the plan. The investigation will cover how many Guard divisions were mobilized and the implications for national defense.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Ojin E. Teague
D-Tex
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Teague
Teacue
4H Armored
Texas
Oider
M Enianon
Sime naBes
Crardemen
Magnifiee
Marti Sah Ec al Ame Services
Rusk and Madrid Agree on Spanish Policy Steps
Secretary Janig Mae Madrid meets with State Dean RuFiWa to discuss Spanish governance and alignment with Western policy. Officials note cooperative talks despite fragmented phrasing, aiming to strengthen East West relations and security coordination.
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Rusk
Spain
Janig Mae
Madrid
Af State
Rufi Wa
Eliot
Coldest Weather Yet Grips County With Freezing Temps
The county endured a night of frigid air with lows in the lower teens to 10 degrees at Unionville and 14 degrees at the State Police barracks. Officials forecast only slight relief with temperatures not rising above freezing and a chance of rain Sunday, possibly mixed with sleet in the west as clouds increase.
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Unionville
Weather Bureau
Banquet at Frederick Tailoring Company Honors Sagner Bride
More than 400 guests attended Frederick Tailoring Co’s Christmas banquet and dance at the Armory. Arnold Sagner and his new Argentine wife presided with Santa Claus disbursing gifts. Mrs Helen Tregoning led the social club, and Mr Greenhut, company manager, attended as the couple’s guests amid introductions to many employees. Local officials and gifts were distributed as the event closed.
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Frederick Tailoring Company
Armory
Arnold Sagner
Santa Claus
Helen Tregoning
Ada Betson Ford
Sagner
Arthur Green
Betty Renn
Frederick Tatterir Saben
Robert 7
Rotert T Ia Mendes
Young
Buttons Morgan Wins Second Wish Christmas With Family
Eight year old Big Kenneth Eugene Morgan known as Buttons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of West Patrick Street, achieved a second wish by planning Christmas at home with his family after receiving a transistor radio during his hospital stay in Baltimore. He has undergone treatment for leg weakness and is scheduled to return January 17 for further therapy. His step grandfather Chester G Shaw delivered the radio and supports his daily progress as doctors work to restore his ability to walk.
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Buttons” Morgan
Buttons
Kenneth Eugene Morgan
Charles Morgan
West Patrick Street
Viel
Radius
Chester G. Shaw
Kernan’s
Childrens’ Hospital
Baltimore
Shaw
Baltire
700 Ready For Rt 40 Ride For Civil Rights
Nearly 700 people prepare to join a peaceful freedom ride along Maryland and Delaware on U S 40 led by CORE. James Farmer says the act marks a national push to desegregate restaurants, with Baltimore and New Jersey Turnpike ends mobilizing, some demonstrators facing possible arrest.
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Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware
U.S. 40
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Maryland
James Farmer
Farmer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Deep South
Washington
Gordon Carey
Enon Baptist Church
New Jersey Turnpike
Carey
Baltimore-Annapolis
Carey Jarman
Polce
Fichelberger Seeks Second Term as Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger announced his candidacy for reelection as Register of Wills, subject to the Democratic primary in May. He won the post in November 1958, unseating Republican Harry D. Radcliffe, and now leads the Maryland Register of Wills Association, with active involvement in state organizations and local veterans groups.
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Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Harry D. Radcliffe
Maryland Register of Wills Association
Eichei
Entigd
Zion Scheol
Biczs
Hec American Veterans
Hecs Ales
Iwheprvient Hose Company
Unclear fragmentary note on a Lawrence Gibson case
Fragmentary text mentions a James son Serirg at Lawrence Gibson, with references to Trenton and Bresia, hospital, plus ages 32 and 8 and a Mrs. Jmce. Details are incomplete and names unclear, hindering full reconstruction of event.
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Trenton
Tarres
Bresia
Jmce
Lawrence Gibson
Ture
U N Forces Take Two Katanga Strongpoints In Elisabethville
U N troops pressed into Elisabethville Katanga capturing two major strongpoints as heavy fighting raged. The 6 000 man force reportedly overran the Lido Hotel and a railroad tunnel near the city center amid mortar and machine gun fire. Katangan forces retreated toward Kipushi or Kolwezi while Tshombe reportedly headed for Kipushi.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
USN
Kipushi
Kolwezi
Moise Tshombe
Brussels
Tshombe
U.N
Lido Hotel
Trish
Leopold Hi
United Nations
Sisl
Camp Massart
Belgium
Woman Found Dead In Virginia Near Hillsboro
An unidentified woman in her late teens or early twenties was found dead along a road from Hillsboro by Loudoun County sheriff deputies. Commonwealth Attorney Sterl ing Harrison stated today he could not determine the cause and suggested she may have died by her own hand or circumstances, as identification was not possible from the scene.
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Hillsboro
Loudoun County
Brave cold for trees Baltimore opening of memorial event
A frigid morning at 6:45 drew a crowd of about 700 people for the opening of the annual Christ Memorial State Department event. City officials and visiting dignitaries attended as ceremonies began despite the cold.
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Baltimore
Croup
Sie of Christ N
Department of Lac
Hegate
Ry & Am
Baltimore Priver Found Dead In Apparent Auto Crash
Police say 28 year old William Hare, a Baltimore resident, was found dead after a car crash. Initial reports indicate no foul play. the medical examiner awaits an official cause of death.
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Priver
Baltimore
Wiliam
Hare
Tole
Toon
Below Zero Marks Hit Northeast
The Northeast felt the chill as subzero temperatures swept parts of New York and New England. Rome reported five below zero, with Massena and Watertown at zero. Montpelier Vermont at -2, Caribou at -1, Lebanon at zero. Midwest areas stayed cold, Wisconsin dipping below zero in Madison and Green Bay, while the South and West saw milder readings. Snow and drizzle affected southern Rockies to Gulf states, Appalachians saw rain, and the Pacific Northwest had more precipitation with light snow in parts of Idaho and Michigan.
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Midwest
Upstate
New York
New England
Rome
Massena
Watertown
Mercury
Monttpieter
Caribou
Gene
Lebanon
Wisconsin
Madison
Green Bay
Plains
Great Lakes Region
Atlantic States
Florida
Rockies
Texas
Oklahoma
Gulf States
Appalachians
West Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Upper
Michigan
International Falls
Minn
Sioux City
Iowa
Girl Delivers Flowers to Kennedy at Caracas Arrival
A Venezuelan girl named Maria Teresa Janeta Hernandez, saved by Texas doctors, gave Jacqueline Kennedy flowers when the presidential party arrived at Maiquetia Airport. Dr. Denton Conley of Basler University Hospital, Texas, led the operation to repair a birth heart defect.
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Texas
Jacqueline Kennedy
Maiquetia
Caracas
Venezela
Maria Teresa Janneta Hernandez
Denton Coney
Basler University
Hoguial
Conley ‘Serdar
Conley
Taree Thomas
Edwardo P. Thomas
Rockne'l Terrace
Dr. Themes
Manspapers “Sa
United T
Bert Boas
Chidren
Veteran actor Wik Matar dies after long career
Obituary notes veteran character actor Wik Matar, known for roles in The Power and The Glory and later covering Buia Sage, died Thursday in New York. The longtime performer appeared in Ot and television work, leaving a mark on stage and screen.
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New York
Larix Serin
Wik Matar
Toes
Tadhe Atx
Kennedy Visits Caracas Under Tight Security
President Kennedy arrived in Caracas with Venezuela's Romulo Betancourt, guarded by helicopters and a protected limousine route. Riotous crowds and past Nixon unrest marked the day as both leaders promoted Alliance for Progress and democratic governance amid Venezuela's post dictatorship era.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Maiquetia
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Presiden Betancourt
Betancourt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Americas
Kennnedy
Alliance For Progress
Nixon
Ind
Four Die In D C Fire In Row House Tragedy
Washington AP reports a two story brick house fire in the District killed four people trapped on the second floor. Lt Anthony Mileo says victims were found stacked in a rear bedroom. a fireman and two others injured. Fire started in the kitchen and spread up the staircase. Names tentatively identified include Rose Ann Jones Linda Ann Miller Paul Miller and Sally Williams. An investigation will determine the fire origin. The house housed 31 occupants and was an unlicensed boarding house.
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Washington
Anthony Mileo
Mike
Rose Ann Jones
Linda Ann
Paul Miller
Sally Williams
Raindrops Drown Unconscious Cyclist In Taunton
Raindrops caused a cyclist to crash and lose consciousness in Taunton, England. The incident notes that the rider was submerged as rain fell, leading to a drowning below unsettled conditions. Other items mention refugee concerns and a foster parents plan involving Leo and his siblings.
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Taunton
England
Graham — Enziar
Fray
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