Suit Filed Over Dog Bite Injuries in Maryland
A $100 000 suit filed in Circuit Court seeks relief for nine year old Don ald K Smith who was mauled by dogs near his home on November 5. Defendants Gil more Hamilton and Rosaline Hamilton of Frederick are named with owners alleged to have allowed the dogs to run at large. The Smiths claim medical costs and future care, loss of services, mental anguish, and permanent injuries from 125 lacerations suffered while riding a bicycle. Attorneys Edwin F Nikirk O'Connor and Preston of Baltimore represent the plaintiffs.
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Hamilton
Smith
Young Smith
Five Injured In Head-On Crash East Of Hagerstown
Five people were injured Saturday morning in a two car head on crash on Rt. 40 about eight miles east of Hagerstown. Admitted to Washington County Hospital were David C. Grove 18 Frederick with a broken leg and abrasions James A. Mayes Jr. 28 Riverdale with a broken left arm and laceration of the lower lip Ronald Lee Neal 19 Hagerstown with lacerations of the eyelid and left side of the head Jerry W. Shelton 18 Walkersville with forehead lacerations Krantz 18 Hagerstown treated and released. State police reported Mayes changed from the right lane to the center lane and collided with Grove.
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Rt. 40
Hagerstown
Washington County
Hagerstown Hospital
David C. Grove
Frederick
James A. Mayes Jr
Riverdale
Ronald Lee Neal
Jerry W. Shelton
Walkersville
James L. Krantz
C. A. Scott
Mayes
Grove
Two Trucks Involved In Accident Friday
State Police reported a crash at the U S 15 Maryland 26 intersection at 3 20 p m involving a County Roads dump truck driven by Clyde Geisler and a milk tank truck driven by Charles Barrick Both trucks were southbound when another vehicle allegedly swerved in front of them causing the tank to stop and the dump to rear end it The tank truck owned by Richard B Rudy sustained about 75 in damage while dump truck damage was not estimated Trooper Paul C Crutchley investigated and charges are pending.
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U.S. 15
MD. 26
Clyde Geisler
Hast Church Street
Charles Barrick
RFD 4
Frederick
Richard B. Rudy
Paul C. Crutchley
Children Donate 1 400 Cans Of Food At Salvation Army Benefit
Children donated 1400 cans of food to the Salvation Army for Christmas baskets following a Tivoli theater admission event. Mrs. Thomas Woodcock notes the drive covers about 205 baskets and reduces the need to buy staples, with community support from the city and local organizations. Funds raised total 1400 dollars, aiding further basket provisions.
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Tivoli Theater
Thomas Woodcock
Salvation Army
Benefit For Salvation Army
Procter and Gamble Ordered to Sell Clorox Firm
The Federal Trade Commission orders Procter and Gamble to divest Clorox Chemical Company six years after its purchase. The action targets advertising economies and consumer impact while P G plans a new bleach factory locally next spring. Howard Morgens defends the decision as an overreach that will be appealed. FTC notes P G's dominant market share in household products.
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Federal Trade Commission
Procter and Gamble Corporation
Clorox Chemical Company
Clorox
Procter and Gamble
East Church Street
Clorax
Howard Morgens
Cincinnati
FTC
Philip Elman
Hood College Hosts Little Christmas Vespers and Carols
Hood College continues its Little Christmas celebrations with a 6 50 p m vespers service in Coffman Chapel featuring the Hood College Choir Glee Club and Hood College Singers directed by Charles J Warner with organist William Sprigg. Afterward students plan to carol in Frederick and spread seasonal cheer to faculty and staff homes. The events conclude Thursday with a dinner Communion service and dormitory gatherings ahead of Friday noon start of Christmas vacation.
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Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Glee Club
Hood College Singers
James A. Smith
Hood
Charles J. Warner
William Sprigg
Frederick
U. S. Naval Academy
Strawn Home Management House
Hood Choir
Annapolis
Naval Academy Chapel
Motorist Convicted in Drunken Driving Case
Thomas Wolfskeil of Fairfax Virginia was found guilty of drunken driving without a license and fined 170 dollars plus court costs and 60 days in jail. He admitted drinking seven to eight beers after being followed on U S 15 by Trooper D A Smith. The breathalyzer registered .20.
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Thomas Wolfskeil
Fairfax
Byron W. Thompson
Wolfskeil
U. S. 15
North
U.S. 240
D. A. Smith
Rockville State Police
Smith
Braddock Heights
Robert T. Storer
Austin A. Younkins
Frederick
Younkins
Richard B. McDonald
McDonald
Thompson
Joseph Henry Stone
RFD
Stone
Betty J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Window Breaks at Modern Pharmacy on South Market
City Police report the plate glass front of Modern Pharmacy at 18 South Market Street was broken around 1 30 a m Saturday amid a suspected street fight. No theft occurred. This marks the second incident that week with an earlier break in Wednesday. Two youths were held for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing.
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South Market Street
Charles V. Main
Two men found guilty of non support in court
Lawrence I. Thomas and John O. M. Howard were each found guilty of non support by Magistrate Byron Week in a morning session. Thomas is aged 39 of West All Saints street and Howard is 41 of Brunswick.
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Lawrence I. Thomas
West All Saints Street
John O. M. Howard
Brunswick
Byron Week
Cold Wave Tightens Its Grip Across Frederick County
Frederick County endures a severe cold wave with readings near 16 degrees above zero and possibly 12 to 14 in some areas. Officials warn light snow may arrive midweek and motorists in Garrett County are urged to use chains on U S Route 40 west of Frostburg. Temperatures across the region stay unseasonably cold with only slight midweek warmth expected.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Oakland
Garrett County
State Roads Commission
U.S. 40
Frostburg
Two Accidents Reported In City
Miss Darlene Schultz aged 19 of Middletown faces a charge for failing to stop at a red light after a Friday night collision at West Patrick Street and Catoctin Avenue injuring Mere dith Harshman age 16 of Myersville. Both cars 1958 models sustained damages of 400 dollars each. A second accident Sunday on Fairview Avenue involved Jerry Fogle age 16 of Logan Street driving a 1958 Plymouth who rammed George Shearer’s parked 1961 Ford. damages 300 and 150 dollars respectively with no charges filed.
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Darlene Schultz
Middletown
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
Schultz
Jon Patrick Street
Meredith Harshman
Myersville
Harshman
William C. Crabill
Fairview Avenue
Jerry Fogle
Logan Street
George Shearer
Lee Place
Fogle
Shearer
William M. Boost
Paul W. Mossburg
Mathias amenaza probe sobre retrasos en carreteras
El congresista Charles McC. Mathias Jr. advierte que, si no hay acciones positivas inmediatas en planificación y construcción de carreteras, podría solicitar una investigación del Congreso. señala problemas de jurisdicción en Washington y la necesidad de un mecanismo profesional para decidir ubicaciones y acelerar fondos federales destinados a obras viales.
West Coast dam collapse at Baldwin Hills floods Los Angeles area
Investigators probe cause after 300 million gallons burst from Baldwin Hills Reservoir. Three dead and at least 10 million dollars in damage. Sixty four homes destroyed and 82 severely damaged as mud and debris engulfed neighborhoods, with officials considering leaks, tremors, subsidence, and widening cracks as possible causes.
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Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Canyon
Garden Court
Samuel Yorty
Small Business Administration
Max K. Socha
the Department
Socha
Boone's Trail To Begin January 13
The federal court trial of A. Gordon Boone the veteran Maryland legislator on mail fraud charges will start January 13 in Baltimore. The date comes after the Richmond Va trial of two co defendants ended with convictions and acquittals. Boone who stepped down as House speaker will be tried by jury before Judge R Dorsey Watkins. The case concerns operations of Security Financial Insurance Corp Maryland chartered insurer of savings and loans.
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A. Gordon Boone
Maryland
U.S. District Court
Richmond
Boone
R. Dorsey Watkins
Security Financial Insurance Corp
Johnson Summons Five Top Aides To Budget Conference
President Johnson called five senior aides to the White House for a budget briefing ahead of next month’s submission to Congress. Attending were Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Budget Director Kermit Gordon Undersecretary of State George W Ball Director David E Bell of AID and Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L Gilpatric.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kermit Gordon
George W. Ball
David E. Bell
The
Agency For International Development
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Four Apostles Tell One Christmas Story From Different Sources
Editor George W. Cornell explains that Matthew Mark Luke and John drew from distinct primary sources to portray the life of Jesus. The article notes how each author viewed events differently yet presented one core message, with early accounts assembled to guard against embellishment and preserve reliable testimony.
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Jesus
George W. Cornell
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
NATO Assures US Support in Europe Under Johnson
President Johnson pledged to keep the U S troop strength in Europe at the level of six divisions as long as needed, signaling continued NATO commitment and urging allied contributions to share burdens. He urged a balanced defense posture combining nuclear and non nuclear forces to deter aggression. Richard A Butler pressed for dialogue with the Soviet Union while safeguarding the Western alliance and West Berlin access. West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder called for eased tensions tied to self determination for East Germans. Two Frederick teenagers faced no prosecutions on motor vehicle charges arising from December arrests. The stock market opened with a tentative uptick amid a broad market backdrop.
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Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
NATO
Kennedy
U.S
America
Chard A. Butler
Soviet Union
Richard A. Butler
Britain
Butler
West Berlin
Gerhard Schroeder
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